Sentences with phrase «id give this a run»

Ive never been one for diet supplements but considering I was a firm believer in the Animal brand when I worked out religiously, I figured id give this a run.

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«No ID, no checks... and vouchers for sob stories: The truth behind those shock food bank claims» ran the headline, as their journalist revealed that it was possible for an individual to be given food despite not actually needing it, just as long as that individual was prepared to lie, consistently and convincingly, to everybody along the way.

There have been problems around the country with call centers run out of prisons, giving inmates access to credit card numbers and other personal ID.

Most recent example I'm focused on: FBD Holdings (FBD: ID)-- break of EUR 6.90 has given us a quick run up to EUR 7.20 - 35 and EUR 7.75 should be touched in due course.

Extras include Wayne's 60 page diary — lost pages to be collected during the campaign — which is excellently written and gives a further window into Deadlight's world, plus a large number of collectible secrets — photographs, newspaper clippings, IDs, etc — and three retro style minigames, and the standard leaderboards offering competition for speed runs and competition percentages.

This is useful when you're trying to help your dad solve his computer woes from across the country: you can have him download a single file, run that file, have him give you the simple numeric computer ID and password, and boom, you're controlling his computer and solving the crisis.

Because you can download the TeamViewer app, run it, and get a unique ID and a randomly generated password, it's super easy to have a friend or relative in trouble grab the app, give you their credentials, and log right in to help them.

You still have to have your friend or family member go to the webpage, download the app, run the app, and give you the ID number of their session in order for you to connect to them.

In the run up to the launch of the 2017 iPhones, many a rumor suggested Apple was working hard to try and get a Touch ID sensor that would work under a display, before eventually giving up and switching to Face ID instead.