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The video then goes through HDCP scrubbers to remove any digital DRM in the signal, while the audio gets pulled out and sent through a mixer and balancer box (along with audio from headset microphones and ambient mics throughout the room).
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TR’s cousin Franklin campaigned as a budget-balancer, too, but was eager to experiment once in office.
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The tradition was never refuted or rejected — Keynes himself was a budget balancer over the business cycle.
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The researchers also identified developers of firewalls, load balancers, and other large-scale applications that made websites vulnerable to the decryption and impersonation attacks.
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Many Iraqis stressed the importance of a U.S. presence as a political balancer to offset Iran.
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Yet Roh's former chief of staff Moon Jae In may have the chance to elevate South Korea into the precise role Roh predicted: a balancer of interests for China and the United States over the Korean Peninsula.
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As Green and others have noted, Washington became an offshore balancer, adopting the view that the United States had to prevent any one power from dominating the Asian landmass and its adjacent waters.
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In 37 countries, IPv6 is used for over 5 percent of internet traffic, according to Google, which bases its estimate on traffic hitting its load-balancers.
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First Known Use of balancer
15th century
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