We assemble technologies, we assemble parts to make a product.
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"They're going to take their First Amendment right to assemble, and they're going to push it beyond the right to assemble," he said.
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It does take a while to assemble all the pieces, however, and the string-and-pully system is a lot more fiddly to assemble than you'd imagine.
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Boilermaker They construct, assemble, maintain, and repair stationary steam boilers and boiler house auxiliaries, and align structures or plate sections to assemble boiler frame tanks or vats, following blueprints.
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Corrections & clarifications: Modern Meadow designs cells that assemble collagen.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Canadian workers who assemble Bombardier Inc's (BBDb.
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They assemble to the rhythm of street musicians from Gnawa — former slaves from West Africa — who now assemble every day in the square to perform music full of African animism and spirit.
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Will Google, Uber, and other Silicon Valley giants design the cars and rely on their Detroit partners to assemble them, much as Chinese companies like Foxconn assemble smartphones for Apple and Motorola?
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We have a lineup that was not hard to assemble.
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Back in Alexandria, Negan's crew basically assemble a yard sale.
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These fields then can cause nanotubes to assemble into nanowires.
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No party has been able to assemble a parliamentary majority.
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Talk about bad news for the constitutional right to assemble.
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I assemble my chickpea salad and read through my notes.
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To assemble the sandwich, spread some mayonnaise on a bun.
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And, how long would it take to bake and assemble?
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To give you the tools to assemble your own narrative.
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They had planned to assemble their bombs on the planes.
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Just like Nurse Gerhard, Gonzu helps assemble Alita's cyborg body.
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We assemble the vinyls ourselves through a couple of sessions.
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And thanks to white glove delivery, they also assemble it.
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Cognex sells technology that assists factories that assemble the iPhone.
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This gives you time to assemble a team of advisors.
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Users can then assemble portfolios based on their specific objectives.
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Droids spray, press, assemble, disassemble, weld, package and track goods.
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All that was left to do was assemble our sandwiches.
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They're also fairly simple to assemble and collapse for storage.
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To assemble the cake, place one layer on a plate.
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They assemble in large groups to spell out birthday messages.
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We take a break to assemble a promising young lineup.
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She says her office is currently looking to assemble resources.
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We can show you how to assemble a party board.
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In the meantime, she began to assemble her Disney nursery.
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It should take just about four hours to assemble Scrubber.
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Next, she plans to assemble the images in a book.
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We'll do our best to assemble that kind of team.
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The scientists could even assemble the sounds into recognizable sentences.
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Ribosomes are like factories that assemble proteins within a cell.
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We did not assemble a formal panel for this project.
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Some rallies, planned ahead, would assemble a half million people.
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Then you assemble and add the rest of the parts.
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Why did promoters want to assemble a group of them?
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The company also made the Skydio2 much easier to assemble.
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He also led the effort to assemble Trump's data team.
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We suggest having someone help you assemble this bunk bed.
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Our minds don't always assemble information in easy, sequential order.
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Some have suggested a counter-demonstration whenever the white supremacists assemble.
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A third source confirmed Foxconn planned to assemble iPhones in India.
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Do/did you ever have to assemble any for the showroom?
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Despite its heavy-duty frame, it doesn't require tools to assemble.
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And I don't know what order to assemble this plane in.
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Except, now every consumer buying furniture would have to assemble it.
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The plan was for protesters to assemble at 5:1003 p.m.
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With the right recipe, they are affordable and easy to assemble.
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This complexity makes the genome tricky to sequence and to assemble.
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My job was to look at schematics and assemble circuit boards.
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It only took four hours to assemble but Jane loves it.
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Assemble the dacquoise: Place one cake layer on a cake stand.
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Congress then must assemble within 48 hours to decide the issue.
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We've managed to assemble a dream cast of my favorite actors.
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It was easy to assemble, and took no time at all.
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" He added: "The First Amendment protects the right to peaceably assemble.
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Apple hired Flex Ltd, a contractor, to assemble the Mac Pros.
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To assemble, place the eggplant, tomatoes, and mugwort in a bowl.
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Then just assemble the enchiladas and pop them in the oven.
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Their investigations end when they assemble reports on what they found.
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Assemble the sandwiches: Season the pork chops with salt and pepper.
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Quick, assemble your perfect cast of dream celebs to vacation with.
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Assemble the lumpia: Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. 9.
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Fox found a manufacturing partner to assemble the product in Colorado.
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Muna helped assemble and arrange furniture and made bed after bed.
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For my projects by Assemble, head over to their website here.
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ET Saturday drawing, it's smart to assemble a team of experts.
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If your building has steps, assemble a group and walk them.
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Yet Ms. Warren has managed to assemble an ideologically diverse coalition.
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So, again... **SPOILER ALERT** Frank Pallotta: Okay, Marvel movie nerds assemble!
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Blum helped assemble, and cover the bills for, Fisher's legal team.
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When my guests arrived, I had them help assemble the rumaki.
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To assemble this guide, I tested many coops in our yard.
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A short and narrow tree that's easy to assemble and store
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Synergy: TaskRabbiters were regularly asked by users to assemble Ikea furniture.
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Secondary analysis is the process by which we assemble a genome.
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Assemble the cake: Level the tops of the cakes as needed.
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They may one day assemble into a screen on your arm.
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Assemble with a little lettuce and tomato, and boom: lunch jackpot.
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The castle also comes with everything you need to assemble it.
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In light of that, we resolve to assemble more heterogeneous campuses.
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Assemble laws, regulations and executive orders adopted under President Barack Obama.
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The Kernorv Hanging Room Divider is easy to install and assemble.
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But don't you want to assemble the best army before then?
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The 15-person startup creates robotics that fabricate and assemble rebar.
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Critically, he would have to assemble a talented cadre of lieutenants.
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Employers must vet and assemble the plan's menu of investment options.
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Mr. Trump may yet assemble a more far-reaching legislative record.
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Ralph Lauren and Armani assemble many of their products in Bangladesh.
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It will also ban videos that show how to assemble firearms.
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He will assemble experienced, informed and skilled cabinet members and advisers.
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It is the diners' job to assemble their own ideal ratio.
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We need empowered chairmen and women who can assemble legislation organically.
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Interrelated objects, producing occasions and prompting responses, can assemble into riddles.
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It was just the most simple to assemble and go with.
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Wil Murray: You assemble a team and start making level maps.
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Those who did assemble faced the same treatment as the previous year.
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He even offered up tips on how to assemble the perfect board.
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People discovered you could make computer programs so robots could assemble cars.
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I opened the box to show him how to assemble the device.
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Writer and director Steven Soderbergh knows how to assemble a standout cast.
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To assemble your nachos, arrange the potato chips on a serving platter.
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You have to bend the metal chassis and assemble the synths yourself.
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Women assemble the products, work in customer service and even do marketing.
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With all the switches soldered on, it's time to assemble the case.
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I would assemble things until the concept emerged, and then refine it.
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Plus, we finally assemble some bedside lights we bought a while ago.
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Electric vehicles are expected to require about 30% fewer workers to assemble.
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It took 8 people to assemble it in time for the gig.
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To assemble, stir softened butter and chives together in a small bowl.
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To assemble, spread about 1 tablespoon of black beans over each tostada.
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It's also worth noting that Apple doesn't actually assemble its own iPhones.
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This makes it easier for startups to assemble playbooks and experienced teams.
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We didn&apost not think they were going to assemble an army.
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Step 3: Using the excess fabric in the front, assemble a bow.
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Buyers have to assemble the 'bots themselves, which may further restrict purchases.
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To assemble the salad, Szymanski cuts the meat into crouton-sized chunks.
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Step 1: Split hair into two sections and assemble your fishtail braid.
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Assemble and serve: Combine cucumber and water in a blender and liquefy.
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Right, so it was not a small undertaking to assemble a magazine.
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The campaign expects to assemble a "Republicans for Hillary" group, and Mrs.
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Yes, it's easy to assemble, but that's hardly a uniquely feminine characteristic.
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Release date:Critic score:User score:Plot summary (from Metacritic): Review (from Comic Gamers Assemble):
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Yes, as weird as it sounds, you need to "assemble" the pillow.
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Assemble an earthquake preparedness kit with a fire extinguisher and bugout bag.
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I watched my mom assemble it and felt simultaneously excited and terrified.
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Help assemble a support team: friends, hospital resources, the 12-step community.
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T) which assemble vehicles, as well as parts makers Magna International (MG.
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Its plant in Nigeria's commercial capital, Lagos, can assemble 5,000 cars annually.
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There's enough here to assemble a significant exhibition on seminal fashion photography.
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And we show you how robots are being taught to assemble furniture.
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The merger would assemble a liquefied natural gas powerhouse in the country.
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To win, the successful candidate must assemble a coalition from available parts.
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Assemble the sub: Spread mayonnaise on the inside of the sub rolls.
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Once you get to your flying spot, it's time to assemble everything.
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They assemble through a patchwork of Facebook pages and myriad advocacy groups.
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To assemble, place some gravy in the bottom of each puff pastry.
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"So, I am nervous and I always want to assemble better ones."
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Grab your rags and step ladder, and assemble all of your tools.
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Behind the scenes, he worked to assemble backing for a military coup.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is also struggling to assemble a coherent political-speech strategy.
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To assemble Pile the components into bowls, giving each its own space.
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New Delhi provides several incentives to companies that assemble electronic items locally.
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Now, he will get his chance to try to assemble a majority.
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It took him nine years to assemble the photographs in the series.
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Assemble the po'boy: Slice the bread almost all the way through lengthwise.
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You can easily assemble a vegan meal, or a gluten-free one.
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For decades, automakers had used giant robotic arms to help assemble cars.
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Each was given a chance to assemble a majority coalition and failed.
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So make sure you find an appropriate stage to assemble them on.
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Ikea's assemble-it-yourself furniture is notorious for ruining relationships and sanity.
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A single Pax wardrobe costs $81 to assemble through TaskRabbit's Ikea program.
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It took my husband and me 30 minutes to assemble the frame.
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As Izak and Shepsel try to assemble their family history, questions abound.
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Did you assemble this lineup or did it just come to be?
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That stage of manufacturing requires about 400 steps to assemble the iPhone.
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After Builders assemble their lightsabers, a Gatherer adds a 36-inch lightsaber blade.
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But in 2012, the company decided to assemble the Mac Pro in Texas.
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To assemble sandwich, spread foie gras mayo on the cheese-less muffin half.
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I'm a machinist now, and I assemble parts all day at a machine.
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Companies, particularly technology giants like Google, depend on China to assemble their products.
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Create an ad, illustrate a Medium post, assemble your next album cover, whatever.
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Two years ago, Apple started to assemble the iPhone 7 handset in India.
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For companies trying to assemble and file their own data, there's another issue.
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I season the turkey with a ton of spices and assemble my tacos.
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As a result, humans are still leveraged to assemble products like an iPhone.
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Then the team will assemble the props and decorations on the float beds.
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As PM-designate, Conte's first task was to assemble a team of ministers.
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Ahead we're featuring three of Cotter's easy-to-assemble and big-batch recipes.
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Michael Jackson used to assemble entire multi-track demos with just his voice.
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An electric motor takes about 8043 hour to assemble, according to consultants AlixPartners.
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As you began to assemble the cast, were they also familiar with GITS ?
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To assemble raviolis, place one pasta sheet onto a well-floured ravioli tray.
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He hopes to assemble case-by-case coalitions in congress to pass laws.
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Why assemble in a room if you're going to stare into a phone?
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Ahead, we present how we would assemble the looks for every winter situation.
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To assemble and serve: Dot the chicharrones with the ricotta and basil seeds.
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Assemble the salad: Place the hazelnuts in a medium skillet over medium heat.
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Early on, Gutenstein's volunteer doulas recommended that the family assemble a memory book.
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To assemble: Split white cake layer and red cake layer in half horizontally.
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It had cost the Ganzes about $2 million over 50 years to assemble.
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Every year, TV's most beloved actors assemble to celebrate themselves and their colleagues.
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"This is a puzzle which we will have to assemble," Nagy told reporters.
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Law firms had rushed to assemble a class action lawsuit against his company.
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The ACLU of Virginia defended the "Unite the Right" organizers right to assemble.
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Now, I could begin to assemble the costume so it could be worn.
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Part of the problem is the tool kit we assemble during medical training.
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Colleges value well-rounded individuals to assemble a diverse and interesting student body.
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I often assemble a group of friends to go escape from a room.
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Case in point: Schrage's reluctance to assemble experts to monitor content on Facebook.
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Police investigators and state attorneys took more than three years to assemble them.
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You can assemble your own Ritvo from this ample record of his mind.
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I support the decision to assemble a modest SWAT team of podcast entrepreneurs.
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Then hand-weave into core rope memory and assemble into an AGC module.
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"We come here to assemble and exchange greeting," says Gorkelu from the 'battlefield'.
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Three mornings a week, a dozen assistants assemble for a group exercise session.
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"We need to continue to assemble young, controllable, high-ceiling assets," Cashman said.
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To assemble your sandwich, top the bottom piece of bread with some uni.
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I assemble a salad from those ingredients, plus some kale from a coworker.
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All rise with the sun and don body armor and assemble metal detectors.
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She has to find the components to assemble the appropriate Quantum Realm apparatus.
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In the 1980s, he began designing furniture that manufactures would assemble for him.
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The tree is simple to assemble with just three sections to put together.
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And perhaps to assemble David Tanis's recipe for a strawberry cassata as well.
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You could assemble their brilliant crème de soya as well, delicious with snails.
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For each tattoo, Mr. Matsuba must assemble the rods and prepare the ink.
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He helped their D.J., DJ Scratch, assemble and disassemble his turntables at shows.
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It'd be fun to assemble these Greek skillet pies with feta and greens.
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It wasn't clear whether the Independents will be able to assemble a coalition.
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Hijras, who include transgender and intersex people, assemble for a portrait in Mumbai.
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There are other options if you want to assemble an old-school scrapbook.
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Lecrae joined Lester to help assemble the sinks and place them around Atlanta.
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Assemble the nachos: Layer ⅓ of the tortilla chips on a tray or platter.
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Fans are allowed to assemble for the parade as early as 5 a.m.
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In the cases they undertake, the paralegals assemble briefs just as lawyers do.
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I dip the chicken tenders in them and assemble hot honey chicken biscuits!
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It set up a plant to assemble them in the city of Tianjin.
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Chinese state-controlled enterprises had begun to assemble turbines using the same suppliers.
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Jerusalem (CNN)It's a guest list any host would be proud to assemble.
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Tyler helped assemble the bolt bags with his grandparents and his great-grandmother.
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Marvel has done this before, combining characters to assemble the blockbuster Avengers movies.
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When staff positions compelled me to assemble them, the task reliably bedeviled me.
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We wondered how easy it was to order and assemble a gun kit.
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It is also nearly impossible to access lawyers, assemble evidence, or present witnesses.
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Others assemble giant structures from ice blocks cut out of the Songhua River.
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The narrator is a curator, arranging disparate sources to assemble a linear story.
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The company is building a new factory in Wales to assemble the SUV.
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I think we should assemble a 'crash kit' for future expeditions like this.
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He's only just begun to make phone calls and assemble a ground game.
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Assemble these weeks in a single chart and clear trends and behaviors emerge.
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We assemble it into a range of materials that become our 'Zoa bioleather.
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Mr. Janicki acknowledged the criticisms, but said it took time to assemble evidence.
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To assemble the sandwiches, cut the buns in half and toast, if desired.
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Headlines Lego family and Blackstone assemble 6 bln stg bid for Merlin on.ft.
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Contained within that skill set, however, is an ability to assemble IKEA furniture.
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People can crop them, assemble them into collages, and change or enhance the colors.
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Drivers in the Windy City will assemble in Grant Park at 1:30 p.m.
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Trump's campaign can't simply entrepreneurially assemble a coalition of ethnic groups a la carte.
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Assemble a bunch of really smart people and ask for help [to solve it].
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"That makes it easier on Thanksgiving Day to just assemble the stuffing [step 3]."
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Every morning, girls assemble for Hindi, English and Mathematics lessons given by trained teachers.
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You should assemble a team of experts with experience in helping navigate lottery wins.
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Last time, none of the parties could assemble a majority coalition, forcing a revote.
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This will make it considerably easier to assemble the DNA sequences into whole chromosomes.
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The artwork consisted of 2,000 pieces of paper and took four days to assemble.
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I assemble lunches for me, my partner, and my kids for the next day.
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How does it assemble them around these objects over the run of the exhibition?
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Chaim: Also, when Cap finally says "Avengers… assemble," that had a solid emotional impact.
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Operation Blessing trained members of the teachers union to assemble and clean the filters.
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A law adopted in 2017 makes it harder for groups to assemble in public.
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I still assemble the first draft of every story I write on my KEY2.
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The different hand and arm designs only cost $30-$50 to print and assemble.
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You know, today it takes us about 2800 days to assemble an engine here.
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That grand jury called on Cuomo to assemble a task force on limousine safety.
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And a crew of crony capitalists would soon assemble to advise the new president.
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With increased speculation, the company is looking to assemble some of its products stateside.
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He's the president of Pegatron's facility, where as many as 50,000 people assemble iPhones.
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GAO said HUD officials plan to assemble a task force to "improve ... internal procedures."
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To assemble the pie, spray a 9-inch pie plate with non-stick spray.
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Students can assemble their own device with very little help required from their teachers.
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In 2015, Xiaomi teamed up with Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn to assemble phones in India.
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To assemble the sandwich, smear mayo onto one side of each piece of bread.
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We'll call out the one that wants you to assemble your own avocado toast.
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MAKE AHEAD: Assemble the entire dish, cover and refrigerate for up to a day.
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The Coconut Club cast quickly moves behind the bamboo to assemble its namesake cocktail.
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To assemble, spread 1 tablespoon almond butter on each of half of the pancakes.
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To assemble your sandwich, spread some barbecue sauce on the bottom of each bun.
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Assemble the trifle: In a medium bowl, whisk together the couli with the sherry.
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Can we talk a little more about how you assemble a piece like this?
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How were you thinking about what you need to assemble a story like this?
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Assemble Your IKEA FurnitureStop eating your dinners off the box your bookshelf came in!
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These podcasts live and die by the extent of detail their hosts can assemble.
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Why don't you assemble $500 million and start killing, you know what I mean?
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Fabricators cut, bend and assemble steel into large structures that support buildings and bridges.
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That way, you can quickly assemble a video of your moments with little effort.
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In its favor may be the plan to assemble YouTube videos into makeshift channels.
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It can assemble enough of the popular models at plants that already produce them.
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Why assemble a library when you can simply download a book onto your tablet?
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To assemble the sundae, place the plantains in the bottom of a sundae bowl.
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The no-bake dessert is cool, creative, and actually pretty damn easy to assemble.
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Did we miss the memo about it being National Assemble Your Girl Squad Weekend?
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So good, in fact, he managed to assemble a sizable arsenal apparently without notice.
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Up to four players can assemble online to defend the Earth from escalating threats
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LittleBits makes color-coded electronic components that are easy to assemble into nifty gadgets.
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That's why customers authorize PillPack, as a healthcare provider, to assemble their medication history.
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He struggled to assemble a roster of celebrity speakers to speak in his favor.
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After using flatbreads to assemble more traditional-looking planes that crashed immediately after takeoff.
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I raise money, assemble crews, cast actors, secure locations, and find time to breathe.
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What if you assemble an iPhone entirely out of aftermarket, recycled, or reused parts?
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Assemble the pie: Slice 2 of the bananas into 1/4-inch thick slices.
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To assemble, spread half of the mousse in the bottom of a trifle dish.
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Phone makers assemble components, buying chips from one company and getting screens from another.
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Bring the broth to a simmer over medium heat as you assemble the bowls.
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The best thing about this grill might be that it's so easy to assemble.
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It's lightweight, small, and easy to assemble"It's amazing," Bree Shirvell, another mom, remarked.
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Nymphs and goddesses assemble, but the revelry's hardly begun when Prospero's mood changes abruptly.
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The patterns we assemble and break, rewiring our observations with changing scenery, evolving people.
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And, right now, Sanders has not shown how he would assemble such a coalition.
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"But he should feel free to risk all of the capital he can assemble."
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Or when he sneaked into my apartment to assemble a behemoth of an armchair.
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Opponents said he had done so because Mr. Rajapaksa could not assemble a majority.
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That prompted Ms. Hoaglund to assemble about 50 mask-making kits to give away.
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" The queens were commanded to assemble three looks for "The Last Ball On Earth.
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Bureaucrats assemble reports on topics like Maximizing Value From Land as a Scarce Resource.
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Paul Williams's organization, Orchard Group, had helped it raise $400,000 and assemble a staff.
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That summer, ISIS ordered nearly a hundred local elders to assemble at a mosque.
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And Ms. Pelosi continued to assemble her own team of managers to prosecute him.
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Alas, they will not assemble for an encore; the show wasn't renewed. 8. 'MR.
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Ford said it would change its plans to assemble new electric cars in Mexico.
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And the speaker continued to assemble her own team of managers to prosecute him.
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It takes a while for the markings to assemble themselves into a coherent sentence.
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The bed ships in a cylindrical canister and takes about five minutes to assemble.
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So I decided to take the next logical step and assemble my own keyboard.
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Voters will assemble scorecards before the November election to evaluate the performance of lawmakers.
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In order to assemble your new Sëlf, you must safely disconnect from your Geurlfrūnd.
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Wilson's longtime collaborator, the writer Darryl Pinckney, was brought in, to assemble a scenario.
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They are starting to assemble stem cells that can organize themselves into embryolike structures.
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They need organize the setup, but they don't need to pay to assemble kits.
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Employees assemble digital and delivery orders on the second line to speed up service.
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You would expect Sokurov to assemble the facts about these men into a documentary.
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Nor should we be surprised that Mueller did not assemble a perfectly unbiased team.
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"It will take a few years to assemble and sell all 216.8," he said.
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"Assemble the broad numbers of students abroad as a positive patriotic energy," the document says.
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Here's how Marvel took their catchphrase and flipped it to basically say Actors Assemble™.
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Electric cars take 30 percent less time to assemble than current passenger vehicles, Osterloh said.
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Peugeot and VW will both assemble vehicles in Kenya through licensing agreements with local partners.
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Read these stories next:You May Never Have To Assemble Another Piece Of Ikea Furniture Again
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Assemble cakes: Using a serrated knife, carefully slice all 4 cakes horizontally into 2 layers.
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Genetic engineering is making it easier to assemble whatever genes we want in an individual.
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Today, every major league front office employs a data-driven strategy to assemble their rosters.
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Biden helped assemble that squad here Wednesday night during the second round of primary debates.
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Once extra school time has been put in, Crestwood's basketball elite will assemble for practice.
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The company Suzuka has robots that help assemble thousands of pieces of sushi an hour.
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To assemble the dish, bring a large pot of water to a full, rolling boil.
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His aim has been to assemble these fragments into an extended history of the city.
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Apple is working with contractor Quanta Computer to assemble the new $6,000 desktop, CNBC confirmed.
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The StällDesk is basically an easy-to-assemble booster for your laptop, keyboard and mouse.
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You assemble all the pieces, try it on, and...something's not quite right about it.
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They will use that revenue to make investments and to assemble a working political coalition.
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Skip said it would assemble a community advisory board, but has yet to do so.
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The description claims it took about 400 hours to assemble and 400 more to animate.
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To assemble the cake, place one layer on a cake stand and spread with frosting.
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Assemble your eggs Benedict by cutting the biscuits in half, placing them cut-side up.
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Time is the villain, because over time things break down, they don't assemble themselves together.
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One day you might even assemble your new home like a giant concrete Lego set.
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By mixing and matching gates to form circuits, the theorists could easily assemble quantum algorithms.
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Engineering teams assemble quickly to design the products, then disband or go build something else.
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I was always on the lookout for toys that they could assemble and design themselves.
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To assemble, place ½ cup sorbet in each of 6 bowls; top each with ¼ cup berries.
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He not only knows what I'm trying to achieve, he helped assemble my advisory team.
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The press release did not specify whether diners will have to assemble their own meatballs.
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Kim Jung-A eventually rushed in, scrambling to assemble the children and whisk them away.
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Without the engine, all you have is the pieces, and nothing to assemble them in.
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All that could change if Indian companies develop expertise to design, not just assemble, equipment.
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Workers in factories will use AR glasses to provide guidance on how to assemble products.
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In 1966, the photographer asked artist Paul Thek to assemble some friends in a studio.
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They found a weapons case and materials to assemble a pipe bomb in his SUV.
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We're also requiring that every hiring manager assemble a truly inclusive group of prospective employees.
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You may assemble Regina Schrambling's ace recipe for lasagna, and serve it on Monday night.
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Pence in Munich and Warsaw did not try to assemble a coalition of the willing.
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"Everyone should have the right to assemble peacefully," Blanchford said at one town hall meeting.
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I was continually always pulling people off of the floor to help build and assemble.
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It took roughly 60 seconds to assemble, whereas McDonald's hamburgers take closer to 10 seconds.
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There is strong interest from Indian companies to assemble (VRT 500) in India, he said.
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Hon Hai was up 0.8 percent, while Pegatron was off 1.3 percent; both assemble iPhones.
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Spoon the marinade over the octopus and let sit while you assemble your plate.3.
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Gallagher helped assemble an exorcism team that met Julia in the chapel of a house.
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Ikea is making moves so you don't have to assemble a sofa or bookcase yourself.
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Before the TaskRabbit deal, certain Ikea stores already provided some independent workers to assemble goods.
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To assemble the sandwiches, heat the butter in a cast-iron skillet over medium-high.
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Assemble the gyros: Spread some sauce on the inside bottom of each pita pocket quarter.
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"This is something we need to assemble ideas for," Buenaflor told me at Kilo Bravo.
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Luckily I've got a little studio now, so I mainly assemble the grounds in there.
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With delivery, the kitchen staff typically has at least 10 minutes to assemble an order.
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"We'd rather proactively assemble an amazing team to go tackle that problem," Maqubela follows up.
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But she could not imagine even those who didn't approve refusing to let people assemble.
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Still, amid their exuberance, Democrats concede it could take time to assemble substantial policy achievements.
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MORRIS But in that moment you have eight women who assemble to help another woman.
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To assemble your BLT, spread some mayonnaise on one side of each piece of challah.
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I tracked down the park director and he said it was very easy to assemble.
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But this was Sanders's shot to knock Biden out and assemble an insurmountable delegate lead.
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Crowds managed to assemble anyway, on side streets, before being violently dispersed by riot police.
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The comic gives you pieces of the joke, and you assemble them in your head.
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Bluestone has been helping to assemble the Greater Boston Housing Report Card for 15 years.
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It's that time of year when families assemble from around the country for the holidays.
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Indian consumers are unused to traveling to stores to buy self-assemble furniture, Reuters reported.
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So is that basic question that usually arises when old colleagues assemble: Whatever happened to … ?
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While other teams show up in team vans, the Maccabees scramble to assemble car pools.
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Treasury was also required to assemble a classified, more detailed version of the oligarchs list.
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Howling or wheezing into the microphones, she uses electronics to assemble a soundscape of echoes.
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To speak about yourself, you must first be able to assemble a sense of origin.
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In November, Trump took credit for Apple opening a Texas plant to assemble Mac Pros.
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Some iron and steel workers also build metal storage tanks and assemble premade metal buildings.
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Israeli and German officials on Monday also voiced support for the protesters' right to assemble.
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Even for those who did not assemble on either weekend, the pictures carried special power.
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It will not deliver or assemble swing sets, though there are external companies that can.
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A different kind of terror lurks in the Chinese factories that actually assemble these machines.
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The Joint Chiefs has since been leading discussions with NATO allies to assemble the force.
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The findings from 31 different Hubble programs came together in order to assemble this image.
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Opposition leader Benny Gantz, who on Wednesday failed to assemble a ruling coalition, gets this.
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Afghans have been trained to maintain and repair aircraft, and to assemble and load munitions.
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We import automobile steel stampings from Taiwan and assemble reproduction car bodies for classic cars.
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The researchers designed proteins that assemble themselves like Legos, snapping together into a hollow sphere.
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Then they would assemble the scenes and go from there what the story could be.
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But he is also expected to quickly assemble a robust staff that must be paid.
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"Press freedoms and the right to assemble peacefully are essential components of democracy," the statement added.
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You can assemble a team of up to four people to tackle the planet's many threats.
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SecureWorks also identified the real-life woman whose photos hackers used to assemble Mia Ash's profiles.
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Who our age doesn't assemble IKEA furniture by themselves with a glass of wine in hand?
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If you're craving a salad, you'll get a much better bargain if you assemble it yourself.
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She's had two years of training in the IDF and can assemble an AK-47 blindfolded?
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Disneyland After Dark: Heroes Assemble will take place at Disney California Adventure Park from 9 p.m.
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Then guide it down to the surface in segments, assemble it, and presto—instant Mars habitat.
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What unites them is the way they assemble data points into a sometimes eerily detailed dossier.
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Now is the time for activist groups to assemble a constant war footing toward the court.
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Without that, Apple would have to import all the components from Asia to assemble products domestically.
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Factories in China assemble iPhones, stitch up Nike apparel and footwear and make Chevrolets and Fords.
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The big picture: Robots have long helped to assemble cars and move products around enormous warehouses.
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Puzzle pieces are only interesting in and of themselves as you're trying to assemble something larger.
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Colbert, Fallon, and O'Brien assemble via Skype, each one "calling in" to chat with the other.
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It's less expensive to assemble your own party items, particularly if they are made of paper.
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"The panel will assemble and thoroughly analyze all pertinent data, quantifiable and non-quantifiable," he explained.
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That's roughly how long it takes me to assemble a shoe rack, from Target, on Earth.
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The first building is a warehouse where they're just going to assemble TV components for Sharp.
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Assemble the cake: Place one cake round on a plate and top with 1 cup frosting.
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Foxconn is best known as the sometimes-controversial Taiwanese manufacturer used by Apple to assemble iPhones.
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"It was actually kind of hard to assemble some of that stuff," Gates said in response.
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And the easier-to-assemble iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus models haven't sold as well.
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They first have to assemble the Jaguar I-PACE Concept, the company's upcoming electric sports car.
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"Do not assemble and protest again," notices posted by the regional government in the village read.
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"I didn't know how to assemble people who would cooperate on something like that," he says.
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As the company grew and added new employees, he would help new hires assemble their desks.
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Assemble a melange of great drinking snacks, and make sure they are colorful and bright. 2.
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You'll still need to supply all the raw filament, glue, and manual labor to assemble it.
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It doesn't appear to assemble words not in its database using syllables from those that are.
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The robots, together with 2,800 human workers, will assemble a Land Rover Discovery every two minutes.
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I make a mental note to assemble an "emergency kit" for her car as a gift.
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Just assemble the cardboard bodies, connect the tablet according to directions, and you're good to go.
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Ten years ago, Axon started using robots to assemble cartridges for its flagship product, the Taser.
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Our right to peacefully assemble was written into our national DNA by the Constitution's First Amendment.
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I head back to the kitchen to assemble and fry up the tacos in a skillet.
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It took me and a friend all of 10 minutes to assemble, and it's so sturdy.
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The Liars all magically assemble in his apartment to physically attack him first, ask questions second.
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TC: Eventually, you began to assemble this evergreen-type fund and you began investing while fundraising.
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According to the product page, this mini-table is easy to assemble and easy to use.
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My schedule, outside of my weekly workshop and my assigned teaching duties, was mine to assemble.
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In their early films, they didn't really have stars but rather an assemble of character actors.
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That means they need fewer people to assemble them and fewer subsidiary systems from specialist suppliers.
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It will assemble the JAC cars at the same plant in the central state of Hidalgo.
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So remember: Success isn't an Ikea bookshelf with steps you have to follow to assemble it.
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Something to fiddle with while you're waiting for your team to assemble in Dota, no doubt.
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And I am confident that we can assemble a team that would do a great job.
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Some work for months to assemble their meticulous costumes, while others throw together what they have.
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The attackers "were able to very covertly assemble enough force" to "sprint towards Teleskof," said Col.
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Makes sense: If there's one thing we know about women, is that they can't assemble things.
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Or assemble Anna Jones's brilliant recipe for a warm kale and tomato salad with dried coconut.
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It was up to them, he explained, to assemble the pieces and make the puzzle whole.
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In some schools, students will learn to assemble and disassemble the Russian assault rifle at speed.
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You assemble an entire gang in Empire of Sin, drawing from a pool of 60 individuals.
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And in this country, I do believe that you can assemble peacefully and protest against injustice.
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It can accommodate a wide range of eggs and is extremely easy to assemble and disassemble.
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To assemble, just attach the tinsel tree to the matching stand and fluff out the branches.
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If you can successfully assemble an Ikea table, you can easily build Arcade25UP's miniaturized arcade machines.
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A prototype would raise other questions too, specifically where Tesla would develop and assemble these trucks.
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Also, self-driving trucks and a way for small drones to assemble into a big drone.
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Hundreds of robots bend, arch and twist to assemble the body of Cadillac's new flagship CT6.
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That's what's beautiful about the internet and creativity: communities of varying types can assemble and flourish.
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The streets were closed and strangely quiet, at least until crowds began to assemble on corners.
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In fact, BuildingConnected joins other products, including Autodesk BIM 360, Revit, AutoCAD, PlanGrid and Assemble Systems.
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And a 10-foot-tall, carousel-shaped wedding cake that reportedly took a month to assemble.
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These images are cut into shapes that you then assemble when you switch to collage mode.
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You could combat the heat with heat and assemble Mark Bittman's recipe for loaded miso soup.
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There's a massive battle near the end of "Avengers: Endgame" where all of the Avengers assemble.
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The right leaning think tanks were instrumental in helping the Trump campaign to assemble the list.
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Mr. Bloomberg used his wealth to assemble an enormous campaign team of over 2,400 staff members.
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Or to assemble Julia Moskin's recipe for spoon lamb instead of that old standby citrus chicken.
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How and why did you assemble such a team, and who did what on the project ?
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The researchers combined results from the two methods to assemble a single chronology of the cave.
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Marines learned how to assemble, dissemble and troubleshoot the weapon, before participating in live-fire exercises.
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Pros: Simple to assemble and operate, small size, automatic shut-offCons: Shorter running time than others
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The 2015 Turner Prize-winning collective, Assemble, sold three houses in Liverpool for £90,000 each (~$113,000).
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That declaration would require Congress to assemble within 48 hours and to vote within 21 days.
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Construction companies such as his rely on several tiers of subcontractors to assemble crews, he said.
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Flex's plant in Austin employs about 500 workers, who assemble one of Apple's lowest-volume products.
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It's a little difficult to assemble, and I wish you could manually adjust the assistance level.
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Element says the tariffs are hitting key components it uses to assemble its U.S.-made televisions.
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Companies typically assemble mass-market goods at large scale; doing it in bulk keeps costs down.
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The protesters infringed on his constitutional right to peacefully assemble to hear his candidate, he said.
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You can assemble the frame without any tools, and the instructions come on an included DVD.
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To assemble the cake, cover one of the cakes with 1/3 of the filling mixture.
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It has also allowed him to rapidly assemble an intimidatingly large ground game across the map.
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Instead, it enters into deals with contract manufacturers, who assemble Apple's products -- nearly always in China.
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Take a look at our collection of Memorial Day recipes to assemble a last-minute plan.
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At the peak, some 350,000 workers assemble, test and package iPhones — up to 350 a minute.
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Earlier this year, Apple applied for tariff exclusions for 15 parts needed to assemble the computer.
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To assemble, layer your sandwich as you'd like with the meat, egg, cheese and spinach. 8.
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The police wanted to assemble a series of mug shots that they could show to Murray.
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Workers assemble Ford Fusion Hybrid cars in the city of Hermosillo and Whirlpool refrigerators outside Monterrey.
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Wirecutter spent 120 hours researching and testing nearly 100 products to assemble the perfect emergency kit.
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Students naturally assemble themselves into elaborate social networks — and not just Snapchat, Tumblr, Facebook or Twitter.
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When business was slow, the boys would assemble products or pack up shipments in the back.
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For Sukkot, inmates assemble a large wooden sukkah shelter outside to sit and eat meals in.
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The plant will assemble one drone that is already on the market, not a new one.
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Then all that's left to do is fry up the lentil mixture and assemble the dish.
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The protesters lacked a permit, required by state law for people to assemble inside the capitol.
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Runners assemble their rigs, and start to crack into the system to find the agendas hidden within.
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"Wake up, America," she says in voiceover as a team of Handmaids assemble below a giant cross.
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All while well-paid lawyers representing an arch-rival assemble a case that could cripple Uber's future.
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If it's in their interest to assemble and sell that information, trust me, they will do so.
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A parachute is stowed in this bag and then it has to assemble itself into this shape.
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In all, it took paleontologists nearly four years to assemble and fully prepare the bones for analysis.
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Only half a dozen firms assemble military jets whereas over 3,000 firms offer commercial cyber-security services.
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If a system is relatively low-cost and low-effort to assemble, why not take the leap?
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In a gigantic factory in Tijuana, for example, hundreds of blue-uniformed workers assemble headphones and headsets.
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To assemble your power breakfast, warm up your bread for 5 minutes in the oven or toaster.
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But often, the events were too soon to be able to assemble a squad to go with.
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The showrunners say they also tried to assemble a cast that accurately represents the book's diverse pantheon.
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You can choose any sound to encode, and assemble the various hardware elements in a wacky design.
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She is making money selling classes to writers who could, ironically, self assemble those classes at bookstores.
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"Let your kids help assemble" this cute creation, says the host of YouTube's Quick Fix lifestyle series.
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Among the hardest sub-collections to assemble, Ms. Dubansky said, was a case of corny gag books.
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A key to the company's success has been its ability to assemble a strong team, Rusenko says.
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But theskillset to do those jobs very different than what it takes to assemble a jet engine.
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As in Mr Nolan's breakthrough film, "Memento" (2000), there's a jigsaw puzzle for the viewer to assemble.
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Another witness said people were angry because they encountered resistance from police while trying to peacefully assemble.
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Click here to view original GIFLeft: Fluorescent molecules move and assemble inside a living human skin cell.
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Mrs Merkel could try to assemble a minority government, but she has said she favours new elections.
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The diver then has to relay the puzzle info to the climber for the climber to assemble.
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To assemble the sandwich, spread about ½ cup of the egg salad on each of 2 brioche slices.
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News crews assemble near the site of the attack on Chambers Street, which was closed to traffic.
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So we tore the whole system and apart and let anyone re-assemble it however they like.
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Once I'm clean and pretty, I assemble burritos bowls for lunch tomorrow and a late dinner tonight.
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"This plant is big enough (to assemble) for Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, Eritrea and Sudan," he said.
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You'll have to assemble them yourself, but easy-to-follow instructions and the necessary tools are included.
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I first watched one of their talent jewelry makers assemble an engagement ring from start to finish.
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There, we watched Garcia assemble a powerwall, which are often built using recycled laptop or Tesla batteries.
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In the classroom, the new recruits assemble their pistols at the order of their officer within seconds.
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Assemble the smørrebrød: Top each slice of rye bread with some remoulade and a piece of fish.
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If recent history is any indication, a true title contender is exceptionally difficult to assemble in-season.
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Because I think it is easier to assemble a bipartisan coalition to do infrastructure than tax reform.
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It uses many U.S.-made parts to assemble its products in the UK, including engines and transmissions.
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I had to assemble with a bunch of other reporters outside in the lobby of the hotel.
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Many couples have struggled to stay together after trying to assemble disastrously complicated, enormously elaborate IKEA furniture.
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At the Nissan factory near Rosslyn, workers in grey overalls and white face masks assemble pickup trucks.
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Assemble and bake the pie: Place the filling in the pie crust and top with the crumble.
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Workers begin to assemble this dry tannenbaum in September until it is lit for the Christmas season.
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She complained to him that the file request was going to take her 14 hours to assemble.
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To assemble, layer pancakes on a large platter, top with coulis, freshly whipped cream, and fresh berries.
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He tells her that she needs to find other metahumans like herself and assemble a team. Why?
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PSA Peugeot Citroën and Renault-Nissan said they would assemble and sell cars to Iran's 80m people.
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But between these two series, you can assemble something like a full sense of our political moment.
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The Indian government is offering sops to those who assemble smartphones under its 'Make in India' initiative.
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These chains take time to assemble and companies are unlikely to unpick them because of currency shifts.
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Even a kindergartener can follow the simple instructions to assemble the kit's LED-lighted hand control module.
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The firm hired former British spy Christopher Steele to assemble the dossier during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Because it's all metal, the cart is easy to clean and easy to assemble, according to buyers.
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Experts in the department's Bureau of Counterterrorism began to assemble what they thought was a strong case.
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Job description: Boilermakers assemble, install, maintain, and repair boilers or other vessels that hold liquids and gases.
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But we don't get to assemble our candidate like the perfect plate from a pu pu platter.
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The firm hired former British spy Christopher Steele to assemble the dossier during the 2016 presidential race.
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Median annual salary in 2018: $53,340What they do, according to O*NET: Assemble and install aircraft parts.
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The sheriff's deputies get to the scene, assemble their team, scent the dogs and launch their drone.
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Abrams would have had to assemble a team quickly, especially as the fall campaign season gets underway.
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It's affordable, easy to assemble, and fun to ride, though you should note that it's pretty heavy.
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READMEIf you've ever successfully built a piece of Ikea furniture, Arcade1UP's cabinets are even easier to assemble.
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The Priority Classic Plus is much easier to build and takes about half the time to assemble.
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Walt Disney World commissioned him to assemble a replica of Cinderella's castle using 3,000 decks of cards.
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He has countered that he can assemble an administration of experts who can keep the country safe.
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Together they could jointly assemble detailed reports on each government's efforts towards censorship creep and government overreach.
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YouBionic is selling the $179 3D models for the product that you can print and assemble yourself.
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Home cafe is a genre of chill Instagram videos in which disembodied hands assemble aesthetically-appealing drinks.
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Thor has to assemble a tricycle for a local senior today but, well, the day is long.
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Users say the Ikea Antilop high chair is easy to clean, simple to assemble, lightweight, and sturdy.
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He dances as other dancers assemble in the parking lot and in the empty recreation center pool.
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Foxconn and Pegatron, two Taiwanese companies that assemble iPhones, are expanding production capacity in India and Vietnam.
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Trump couldn't assemble and manage a top-notch cabinet because he'd never readied himself for that task.
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Then you assemble that in a designed experience, but save some of the best stuff for later.
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In either case, you can assemble the matzo lasagna the day before you want to bake it.
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In Baltimore, Vicarious robots assemble sampler packs for makeup company Sephora, work previously done exclusively by humans.
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In one sequence, you assemble both sides of a conversation by fitting puzzle pieces into word balloons.
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The industry relies heavily on human labor: successive generations of watchmakers trained to assemble and repair timepieces.
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Boeing, the embattled aerospace giant, was continuing to assemble airplanes at its major factories in Everett, Wash.
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So S139N may make the coating more protective or help the virus assemble more effectively, he said.
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Levandowski had the tech giant pay his startup to assemble the hardware rigs for its mapping cars.
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"We drill it and assemble it, but they ship the parts in from China," Mr. McKenzie said.
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His unemployment led hundreds of demonstrators to assemble in front of N.F.L. headquarters in Manhattan last month.
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According to the framers, the First Amendment protected the right to "peaceably" — not violently or threateningly — assemble.
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The next 11 months are a dash to finish team designs, assemble spacecraft and prepare for launching.
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In some areas, Amazon will arrange to have an expert assemble the bike for an additional $85.
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Hewlett willingly agreed and even offered him a summer job at his company to assemble frequency counters.
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"Let me build you a ballroom you can assemble and take apart," he said to Mr. Axelrod.
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Now, if they can assemble the votes, their ideas will become law — with all the attendant consequences.
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The town council supports the festival by providing Buso groups with funding to assemble their elaborate costumes.
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The White House said Mr. Trump has given General McMaster "full authority" to assemble his own team.
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To prevent cross-contamination, the buns come individually packaged and customers have to assemble their own sandwich.
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But it's simply very difficult to assemble large-scale public health studies without accessing confidential medical records.
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You could assemble a class action suit of hurt residents, but that's a ponderous and uncertain process.
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It will assemble a battery-powered sport utility vehicle that the company has called the ID Crozz.
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Finally, it's time to assemble and bake this thing: Toss green beans and mushrooms with cheese sauce.
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Or you could assemble Melissa Clark's new recipe for a farro bowl with broccoli and lemon dressing.
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He promises to stand in front of the bulldozers and assemble a team to stop the destruction.
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The borderlands were buzzing with factories known as maquiladoras — plants that assemble components for American manufacturing operations.
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It took until October for a new North Korean team to assemble and meet with Mr. Biegun.
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In some species, males assemble in areas called leks, away from the flowers that they feed on.
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Assemble went on to discuss Folly for a Flyover, another intervention involving unused physical space in London.
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Check out more projects by Assemble and by Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe on their respective websites.
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In their shadow thousands of workers assemble cargo ships, each about as long as three football fields.
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"They could even make us assemble bicycles as long as that will keep us working," he said.
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And it's important for the Hong Kong Government to ... respect the right of people to peacefully assemble.
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They came up with a composite plastic that was light wood that you could cut and assemble.
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If it's space I'm looking for, I'd need to assemble this shelter from scratch: wall by wall.
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"Rather than feeling that India is a place where I should be making mobile phones, it's more like this is the place I need to(assemble) phones because there is lower duty if I import components and assemble here," a senior executive with a Chinese smartphone maker said.
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So he suggested to audiobook producer Kelly Gildea that they assemble a motley crew to do the voices.
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The facility is located in Brooklyn's Navy Yard, in a building that was once used to assemble ships.
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You could assemble an ark's worth of mammals without coming any closer to understanding where hair comes from.
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Assemble the semifreddo: In a large, wide bowl, whisk cold heavy cream until holding a very stiff peak.
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It prompted him to wonder why a resource wasn&apost available to assemble the histories of these Mormons.
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This is why you should assemble a team of experts with experience in helping people navigate lottery wins.
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And if it's in their interest to assemble and sell that information, trust me, they will do so.
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Headliner can even assemble the video itself by using the transcript and pulling related photos from Getty Images.
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That's because Iranians do online what they cannot usually do in the streets: Assemble, organize, and express themselves.
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The cells self-assemble into spheres that contain neural progenitor cells, or cells that will become brain cells.
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Assemble the bento box: Arrange all ingredients according to your taste and style into the individual bento boxes.
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Why it matters: Today's most useful robots are giant arms that assemble cars and smartphones in enormous factories.
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Saddos of the world assemble: Mitski—purveyor of emotionally destructive indie-rock—is back for a 2018 showing.
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"It's almost like a periodic table that you assemble differently based on what your age is," Tyrie said.
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To assemble, spread 2 to 3 tablespoons of the bean paste on the entire surface of each pancake.
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He offered to pay to assemble a system that could produce up to four kegs at a time.
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You'll pick up all the pieces as you explore and slowly assemble your own picture of what happened.
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It got a head start last month, beginning to assemble the Accent model in the factory, Chavez said.
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There are many major pieces of this ecosystem to assemble and many different ways we could be hobbled.
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The other two dips, although more family-recipe friendly, are just as effortless to assemble as the first.
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The criminal investigation label enables Durham to subpoena witnesses and documents, assemble a grand jury, and file charges.
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Did the director Ivo van Hove ("Lazarus") deal with the Devil to assemble such a remarkable colonial cast?
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To assemble a new centrist coalition, Mr Kasich should unleash the political cross-dressing maverick that he is.
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So if you want to get famous on YouTube, do drugs, and assemble furniture (please don't do this).
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Regardless of what happens to Kavanaugh, on Monday, only eight justices will assemble at the Supreme Court building.
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That coffee table is gonna have 3,000 pieces and you can only assemble during the next solar eclipse.
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Tomorrow, the leaders of the tech world will assemble once again to advise Trump on "modernizing" the government.
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Thrilled Schilling declared "This is insane!" as she and the women of OITNB celebrated their comedy assemble win.
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You can choose from hundreds of art pieces collected from several museums to assemble your preferred screensaver playlist.
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It creates a wonderful greenhouse effect when things are watered, it is easy to assemble, and long-lasting.
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The Archinaut can produce and assemble large equipment, such as satellites or even entire spacecraft, while in orbit.
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This time around, players vote on which Overwatch experts (chosen by Blizzard) will assemble the teams for them.
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When it came to touring, I had to assemble yet another set of musicians to tour with me.
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On Sunday, assemble several parfait jars with different fruits, and stack them in the fridge for the week.
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The key is to assemble an unexpected sequence of emoji, like dolphin-lightning-hedgehog-strawberry or something. Intriguing.
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"You can almost assemble a molecular toolkit," Harry Klee, a co-author of the study, told The Verge.
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Georgieva's challenge as the powers assemble in Washington, D.C. this week is to make them see sense regardless.
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Still, their dad managed to assemble a reel-to-reel recording rig in a shed in the backyard.
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Many are hulking arms with rotating joints and interchangeable tools that can weld, stack, paint, assemble, and more.
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And Douglas' figures do assemble many qualities—kitsch and comedy, old and new, the whole and the broken.
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Once you determine your needs, only then can you begin to assemble a shortlist of advisors to visit.
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" He added that it's the government's responsibility to "set the conditions to prepare so people can peaceably assemble.
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Dredge the chicken in Parmesan breadcrumbs, fry it to perfection, and assemble this beauty on a lovely baguette.
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The stream cut to a different room, where Frank began to assemble the wood panels into a staircase.
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There were space stations to assemble, exotic planets to explore, and only so much funding to go around.
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How do we assemble these issues— JOHN HARWOOD: But you're absorbing the messages of these primaries so far?
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Why it matters: TaskRabbit was bought by Ikea earlier this year to help customers assemble the company's furniture.
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Under the deal, Lockheed Martin is teaming with a Saudi firm to assemble about 150 Black Hawk helicopters.
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Just roll it out, assemble, and throw that bad boy in the oven for ten to 15 minutes.
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Players assemble a mini toilet, flush, and wait to see which poor, unfortunate soul gets sprayed with water.
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With Labor Day weekend coming up, why not host a party and assemble your buddies and family around.
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To contemplate that question, Crunchbase News set out to assemble a data set of top late-blooming startups.
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A new YouTube channel, HIKEA Productions, explores what it's like to assemble IKEA furniture while under the influence.
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Coaches coach the players, of course, but general managers assemble the rosters based on need and salary restrictions.
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Our own GOP machine, the establishment, they who would assemble the political landscape, they're attacking their own frontrunner.
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And we tried to assemble a combination of beats that create a sound which makes both styles meet.
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However, he said the judge overseeing the case instead ordered Mantega's "temporary" detention, while investigators assemble further evidence.
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When lawmakers assemble the facts—about the Turpins, about the law—they must confront what those facts reveal.
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Ms. Mejía had helped assemble a coalition of 60 countries to advocate for a woman for the post.
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Not to mention, it's much easier to assemble and pack up post-holiday than its conventionally styled cohorts.
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In some schools, students will also learn how to assemble and disassemble the Russian assault rifle at speed.
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The All Blacks assemble in Auckland on Sunday to prepare for a test against Samoa on June 16.
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Workspace In January, I moved from Washington to our facility near Baltimore, where we assemble military launch systems.
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I honestly don't know how I would have been able to unpack them and assemble the set myself.
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What if streaming services introduced physical spaces for people to assemble and geek out on their favorite shows?
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On Sunday, NASCAR drivers will assemble at Homestead-Miami Speedway to race in the Monster Energy Cup Championship.
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"There's a basic template, and the kids will assemble it and choose their wing styles," Mr. Cohen said.
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They should have done many things other than assemble the Trump triumvirate and walk blindly into that meeting.
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From a practical point of view, the camera is much more compact now, making it easier to assemble.
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To make matters worse, the UFC is still scrambling to assemble a main event for this anticipated card.
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To assemble, layer half of the pasta mixture in the bottom of a greased 9-inch springform pan.
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All to say the record's identity revealed itself, I just had to assemble the means to document it.
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Describing chilaquiles at "the perfect hangover breakfast," Turshen shows us how easy it is to assemble the dish.
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Hundreds of rumpled sheets of paper assemble into rows of leafy black bushes, at once inviting and ominous.
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About 1,100 structural boxes are built to assemble the carrier, each of them outfitted with components like wiring.
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Most are practical, and some — like easy-to-assemble couches — may not be in your budget right now.
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Burrow estimates that it takes four to 20 minutes to assemble its furniture, depending on the specific product.
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There are just a few spices and seasonings to assemble: green chiles, garlic, cumin, coriander, cayenne and turmeric.
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On the West Coast, 88 employees have donated 270 hours to assemble wheelchairs that were donated to veterans.
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Facebook took about an hour to assemble all the information into one file that measured about 700 megabytes.
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Four appointed tellers will assemble in front of the speaker, and one will read the result out loud.
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New York Haunted announced today that it will assemble this Voltron-like supergroup for its first vinyl release.
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With help from her father, a family doctor, Nora started to assemble a draft paper in seventh grade.
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Last year, Medium approached me and asked me if I would like to assemble a pop-up magazine.
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A fee bonanza: CVS and Aetna relied on a dozen banks and law firms to assemble the transaction.
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The smart machines can assemble 2000 to 212 salad bags a minute, double the output of a worker.
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Guyana celebrated its 50th anniversary of independence this year, so it makes sense to assemble this show now.
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Hood is at her meditative best while wandering around Ikea, trying to assemble a new life after divorce.
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To assemble the portfolio, the fund's managers and analysts collaborate to identify 50 holdings that meet these criteria.
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In nature, enzymes do things like break apart long starch chains into sugars, assemble proteins, or transcribe DNA.
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After the steak has cooled and rested, slice it up into thin strips and get ready to assemble.
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But Congress' efforts to assemble an aid package foundered with partisan disputes preventing any action during trading hours.
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Pros: Easy to assemble, accommodates 6 to 8 kids, cover tarp can be secured, made from recycled plastic.
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"We will have to assemble a whole support system to help these migrants obtain their documentation," said Getirana.
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They have opted out of research and commercial endeavors that seek to assemble genetic samples of their communities.
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"We will have to assemble a whole support system to help these migrants obtain their documentation," said Getirana.
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Consumers have long been able to purchase kits with unfinished, untraceable gun parts and assemble the firearms themselves.
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This sturdy 109-pound walker can accommodate users weighing up to 300 pounds and is easy to assemble.
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What they do according to O*NET: Assemble, install, or repair heating, water, and drainage pipes and fixtures.
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It said it plans to assemble it in space in 2020 and will become fully operational in 2022.
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When Garcia helped assemble the coalition United Against Hate after Trump's victory in November, 56 groups signed up.
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They allowed large groups to assemble in the warehouse for unpermitted and unsafe musical events in that space.
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Find Mine can help shoppers assemble outfits from start to finish, or offer completed looks based on algorithms.
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Amazon's big edge is that its data capabilities let it assemble orders much faster than supermarket chains can.
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They were on a shopping spree to assemble Olympic hockey teams from scratch for the 13 Winter Games.
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Mr. Trump's argument is that Iran can never be allowed to accumulate enough material to assemble a bomb.
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The former army chief will have 213 days to assemble a coalition government for the fiercely divided country.
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Even foreign companies like General Motors assemble practically all their cars locally, with almost entirely Chinese-made parts.
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If you're a "White Noise" virgin, you may go mad trying to assemble its disconnected pieces into coherence.
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Cooked bacon freezes remarkably well, and these wraps take moments to assemble when you have it on hand.
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Republicans arrived primed to challenge the Democrats' case and condemn the process they have used to assemble it.
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So that calls for a candidate who has the ability to assemble the broadest, widest possible political coalition.
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"It's a lot of fucking work to assemble all these plants," Morera, who has a lush mustache, said.
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Armed with his wisdom, informed by his experiences, long before we were old enough to assemble our own.
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Assemble a Mars spacecraft in orbit using the kinds of rockets like Atlas or Delta we already have.
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This LEGO masterpiece lets them live out those dreams, after they manage to assemble together the 4,108 (!!!) pieces.
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It is TSMC's ability to assemble and manipulate this inverted pyramid which makes it the world's market leader.
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Take the example of the GM strike: Not just anyone knows how to assemble a Chevy pickup truck.
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"Camping" focuses on a group of friends, who assemble for an excursion to celebrate one of their birthdays.
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We looked closely at Huojiancun, an area at the edge of glittering Shanghai where factory workers assemble iPhones.
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It suggests a place where teenage boys might assemble to get high, get rowdy and blast power chords.
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This gives you time to assemble a team of experts that includes a financial advisor, accountant and attorney.
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Although they'll make you assemble it yourself, McDonald's secret menu offers a twist on a French classic: McCrepes.
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This is where Mr. Odo and his cooks assemble the other courses I promised to tell you about.
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Over the course of a year, Teixeira began to assemble his cohort and build a rapport with them.
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The file is actually a printable PDF with instructions on how to assemble it in the real world.
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Credit: mienys This time consuming concept makes the user assemble the desired volume out of dots...no thanks.
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You can roast the mushrooms, cook the pasta and even assemble the entire dish up to eight hours ahead.
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It's also quick to assemble, disassemble, and even clean, which is generally the worst part about owning a juicer.
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"At first we didn't have any art so we had to work to assemble an art team," Marcus explains.
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Lab workers can then assemble around 10 or so of these chunks into 600-base-pair pieces of DNA.
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I'm not exactly helped by all the people who assemble to watch him while wearing sportswear bearing his logo.
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Most conservatives are either satisfied with this arrangement, or can imagine no better way to assemble a national majority.
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According to Iraq's constitution, he has 30 days to assemble a cabinet before Salih has to name someone else.
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A fantasy sport is a game where participants assemble imaginary teams using real players of different professional sports team.
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Once the bacon is ready, Delaney shows us how to assemble a sandwich with homemade pickles and tomato jam.
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Bombardier said it would continue to assemble regional jets on behalf of Mitsubishi until an order backlog is cleared.
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Instead, the team will assemble both the paternal and maternal DNA of individuals in a process known as phasing.
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He describes trying to assemble it from a manual filled with five pages of solid text and no pictures.
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One of those contemporary designs is the Foldscope, a pocket-sized, $1 microscope that anyone can assemble like origami.
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To assemble the sandwiches, smear the top bun halves with cranberry relish and the bottom with mustard or mayonnaise.
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In all of my research, I've never encountered a set of guidelines on how to assemble prison game libraries.
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The best way to move against anti-protest laws is to exercise your constitutional right to assemble in dissent.
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Tiversa's prominent supporters quickly helped Boback assemble an impressive client list: Capital One, Lehman Brothers, Goldman Sachs, American Express.
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Apple will only assemble the 4-inch iPhone SE in India, at a facility on the outskirts of Bangalore.
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Xiaomi is producing a plastic toy robot that you can assemble into different forms, and control with an app.
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The chefs shared their go-to (and simple to assemble at home) recipe, which is also easy to customize.
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Either way, with the narrow support he holds today, it's a long, hard road to assemble a winning coalition.
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Now, assemble the tostadas: spread a little bit of chipotle mayo over each tostada (just use a little mayo).
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Apparently, Kawasaki's robotics arm has been hard at work making robotic arms that can assemble nigiri in seconds flat.
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By 1914 this cut the labour time needed to assemble a Model T from 0003 hours to 93 minutes.
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But if Mrs May can assemble a majority in a few days, ways can be found round the Speaker.
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There's also an import duty as long as Apple continues to assemble its phones outside of India, Shah said.
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They've created sculptures inspired by virus molecules that assemble themselves inside the active environment of a lotto ball tumbler.
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A new conceptual app called Assemble AR envisions how Ikea could use its technology to assist with furniture assembly.
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To assemble, top each patty with turkey, then an egg, then a generous drizzle of warmed up leftover gravy.
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The chuppah design is basically done — all we need to do now is gather the wood and assemble it.
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Before you claim, you should assemble a team that ideally includes an attorney, accountant, insurance consultant and financial planner.
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All three companies assemble their products within China, but only Fitbit relies on the US market to stay afloat.
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His guess is the building would receive LCDs made elsewhere, then attach electronics and assemble them into finished devices.
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It is due to assemble the C4's next incarnation from the end of this year or early 2018.
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Assemble a pseudo-Cobb salad with lettuce, shredded carrots, chopped green onions, tomatoes, avocado, crumbled bacon and blue cheese.
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Metal Earth's intricate models, which assemble from flat, pre-cut sheets of metal, could frustrate even a brain surgeon.
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I help assemble an egg bake, fruit salad, and lay out bacon on a pan for the group breakfast.
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But overall, the coalition she'd managed to assemble in New Hampshire eight years ago showed significant signs of fraying.
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We are prepared, we are coordinated, and we are centering local leadership as we assemble our methods of response.
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They have to assemble them all by hand, down to the very basics of making copper strips into circuits.
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After the funeral, distraught family members assemble to talk about how they could have prevented such a senseless tragedy.
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Early in my career, I had to photocopy and assemble sales manuals, which was not something I liked doing.
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Lawmakers will likely endorse Orban's cabinet, which he needs to assemble, along with a governing programme, within ten days.
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To assemble your sandwich, top 4 slices of bread with a couple of pieces of chicken and the onions.
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It designed machines to take orders; broil, assemble and package hamburgers; cook and portion French fries; and serve drinks.
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If they can assemble hundreds of tacos from a truck, you can surely make them in your apartment kitchen.
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When alone, they may be more likely to strike as opposed to the rare times they assemble in groups.
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But we can ask our leaders to sit down together and assemble a package to make the fighting stop.
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Planes have historically had a protracted production cycle; to design, assemble and certify a new aircraft takes considerable time.
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Avengers: Assemble, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Avengers: Infinity War, and of course Avengers: Endgame are included in this collection.
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Started asking the folks at Chipotle to individually package my ingredients so I can assemble it all at home.
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The bank is playing an advisory role in state-orchestrated efforts to assemble a consortium of investors for Alitalia.
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Black Widow Athletic Tank — $15 See Details Assemble with a knit sweater featuring the insignia of Earth's mightiest heroes.
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Mr. Hillman: It was difficult to assemble a group of experts who have recently conducted research in the region.
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Here players assemble their own avatars — virtual self-representations — by which they interact with others in computer-generated worlds.
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And in the spirit of the holidays, first lady Melania Trump went to assemble comfort kits for the troops.
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Most long-form improv uses audience suggestions to assemble a series of loosely connected scenes, like a sketch show.
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Airbus plans to assemble Delta's jets—half the components of which are American—at its existing factory in Alabama.
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Now computerized workstations, called "vision tables," dictate, step by step, how workers are to assemble a piece of furniture.
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The easier it is to assemble, the more quickly you'll be able to start using your new office chair.
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Cat Amazing's Catty Stacks kits (currently $30 per kit on Amazon) are affordable, easy to assemble, and surprisingly durable.
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With less than 12 days before caucus voters in Iowa assemble, Clinton's lead over the democratic socialist has evaporated.
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In the seconds it takes your brain to assemble its first impression, one's smile often lands the leading role.
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If the program is allowed to continue, NORAD would need to assemble a new fire control aerostat, Kucharek said.
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The bottom line: The tech industry's global supply chain took years to assemble, and it will not dissolve overnight.
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If only the Democrats could assemble their nominee like Voltron, bringing the best parts together in a single form.
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Relativity Space uses 3D printers for almost all — about 95% — of the components it needs to assemble a spacecraft.
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The same people who assemble and transport oil-drilling rigs can transport and erect wind turbines, mirrors and panels.
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Project Learning Garden, my program, works with students to assemble gardens and grow fruits and vegetables at their schools.
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As Jill Katz of the Assemble HR has taught me, feedback must be given with candor, courage, and care.
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Hendricks purchased West Creek Ranch in 1995, then in later years acquired additional land to assemble the current tract.
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Today manufacturers collaborate with customers, configuration tools allow for customizations, and modular designs allow for assemble-on-demand workflows.
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Finally, they must leverage this safe climate and understanding of personnel to assemble diverse teams and enable increased performance.
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District authorities have also decided to assemble a committee to investigate structural engineering at other marriage venues, Tank said.
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Print out cutouts of an Oscar on card stock, assemble, and paint them or glitter them in different colors.
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Some are cheap, some are easy to assemble, and some you can build yourself if you're handy with tools.
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Among the roughly 150 supporters who assemble daily outside the jail is Adinaldo Aparecido Batista, an unemployed construction worker.
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One year later, concerned citizens will assemble at over 200 sites around the world on Saturday, reaffirming their position.
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Alphabot helps with this by automatically bringing items from storage to Walmart's store staff, who then assemble customers' orders.
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Assemble the empanadas: Remove the dough from the refrigerator and rest at room temperature for at least 203 minutes.
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It wouldn't be difficult to assemble the same sensors from a drone on a detector anchored to the ground.
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The trickiest part to assemble is the camera and attached gimbal, which plug into the belly of the BYRD.
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This December, world leaders will assemble in Poland to negotiate actions that could mitigate the effects of climate change.
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To assemble the sandwiches, place a piece of chicken in each roll along with some tartare sauce and lettuce.
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Bermas: The truth is, the early vision was that I would work with colleagues and assemble a team here.
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Would you change the oil in your car or assemble an Ikea kitchen yourself if you didn't have to?
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Make sure to assemble this right before baking, so the bottom crust won't soak up moisture from the cheese.
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It used implosion to assemble the critical mass by compressing the sphere that was made of the fissile material.
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You wouldn't want to be in that bar or, really, anywhere these women assemble, but Rudolph is a treat.
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The new Alabama plant, when completed, is expected to assemble a new version of the Toyota Corolla compact car.
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In 2010, Bang began to assemble a group of teens for a group he called the Bulletproof Boy Scouts.
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The company turned to Philippe Lebru, founder of the watchmaking company Utinam Besançon, to design and assemble the timepiece.
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The region is mainly known to the Nerkagi, Indigenous reindeer herders who assemble there during their annual nomadic treks.
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The bottom line: The tech industry's global supply chain took years to assemble, and it will not dissolve overnight.
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DJI said last year it would look to assemble its drones in California in an effort to dispel concerns.
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Put aside an afternoon to learn how to make pasta from scratch, create decadent desserts, and assemble sushi together.
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Instead of forcing Jackson into an existing scheme, the Ravens had the forethought to assemble one that maximized him.
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The police beat back protesters with truncheons, but large crowds protesting the election continued to assemble in central Algiers.
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Children will find other deceptively complex structures in the architecture section, where they can assemble a small model igloo.
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I grab generous helpings of shrimp fajitas and refried beans and assemble a vaguely Mexican salad to accompany them.
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It took three decades for the North to assemble the technology it needed to make its own bomb fuel.
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A week after an election appeared to jeopardize his career, Prime Minister Netanyahu is tapped to assemble a government.
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The rower' also quick and easy to assemble and disassemble, and can be taken apart and rolled for storage.
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Certain structures appear in an embryo 14 days after fertilization, signaling that the nervous system has started to assemble.
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And then to follow through: to make that recipe for dinner, a gift to those who assemble around you.
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It had taken some comradely effort between him and Pippa to assemble the strimmer and go through the instructions.
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Whatever role Mr. Kushner may play in the administration, he has already had a hand in helping assemble it.
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Assemble the lasagna: If using store-bought pasta, bring a large pot of generously salted water to a boil.
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The researchers are publishing hardware designs and the underlying software on GitHub, so people can assemble their own versions.
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One is to assemble "transpartisan coalitions" around issues that are outside the core, conflicting passions of the two parties.
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The warehouse contains the arsenal of a covert militia; the members assemble there after learning of a shooting spree.
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In 2017 Ikea bought TaskRabbit, where being hired to assemble the Swedish company's furniture was already a common job.
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Because the 20 members of Assemble are based abroad, the group charged a lone representative with showcasing their work.
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Powerful lobbying forces assemble against any effort to convert public and political outrage into regulation, privacy advocates have said.
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Amazon reviewers and Parents Center Network, which rated it the second-best bunk bed, found it easy to assemble.
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Galt Technology called it the most convenient tree stand because it was easy to assemble and "install" the tree.
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"We recommend you print and assemble the zines for the most authentic and enjoyable Expanuks experience," the game says.
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It's absurd to hear a man who struck down protests and grossly reduced the right to assemble and demonstrate.
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The four appointed tellers will assemble in front of the speaker, and one will read the result out loud.
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Think about having to assemble a billing department, a customer service department, and a tech support department, and so on.
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Good, then you've got enough time to assemble this über-easy pasta with cheese, butter, garlic, and angel hair pasta.
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Researchers used nine metrics to assemble the ranking, including average commute time, median housing costs, and the overall unemployment rate.
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However, they also insist that Piper is just simple enough for kids to assemble it without being overwhelmed or frustrated.
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Glotzer's team can reverse-engineer the shape of the microscopic building blocks that will assemble themselves into the desired form.
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I have a small test kiln as well as two large tables to work on, dry clay, and assemble pieces.
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Currently, most manufacturers of smartphones import PCBs which are already loaded with components to India and then assemble them locally.
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"But ... when you assemble the rest of the economic pastiche, you find some areas that are downright hideous," Cramer said.
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It doesn't just design and assemble its own phones, it's also responsible for many of the most important parts inside.
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What's truly extraordinary about the exhibition was that given Mikhalchenko's background, he was able to assemble a collection at all.
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Cupertino, California-based Apple, is keen to assemble its phones in India, one of the world's fastest growing smartphone markets.
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More than 218,274 jobs are in maquiladora factories, in which workers assemble parts for export, mainly to the United States.
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Unlike other rocket manufacturers, Relativity uses 3D printers for almost all of the components it needs to assemble a spacecraft.
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China's Lifan Group opened a factory in Addis Ababa in 2014, which has capacity to assemble 20 cars a day.
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The stability that their never-check-out structure provides has enabled private-equity firms to assemble enterprises of enormous scale.
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Rather, he and his team are developing the electronic building blocks needed to assemble a wide range of different weapons.
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While FinCEN currently lacks an examination staff, the report suggests it should assemble one capable of conducting "rigorous" BSA examinations.
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First, in terms of practical advice — who to contact, how to assemble clips, how to find jobs — I know nothing.
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Apple's partner Wistron's manufacturing facility in Peenya is only going to assemble the smartphones, with no actual "manufacturing" taking place.
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Customers with gluten-free dietary needs are advised to assemble their own sandwiches in order to reduce cross-contamination risks.
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More recently, book publisher Serial Box has begun assembling writers' rooms of authors to assemble serialized stories for online publications.
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You'll team up with AI companions in certain scenarios so you get those [Avengers] Assemble beats and all of that.
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While many people use Amazon assemble their costumes, not many people think to draw direct inspiration from the service itself.
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I love these sandwiches because you can assemble them ahead of time and just cook them up right before serving.
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I sauté peppers and mushrooms in pan and then assemble the chicken, tomatoes, sauce, and seasoning in the slow cooker.
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On Monday night, for instance, you could assemble Melissa Clark's great recipe for a root vegetable soup, simple and robust.
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I'm quite challenged when it comes to putting things together, but I manage to assemble it without too much trouble.
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In the end, "Mosaic" is more interesting as an examination of how we assemble stories than as a story itself.
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You'll have to assemble the codex yourself because all of the $150 pre-assembled versions have already been spoken for.
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For this year's games in Pyeongchang, those half-dozen nations were forced to assemble their teams without their biggest stars.
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Once you've put pen to paper, it's time to find your favorite products and assemble your own Hollywood-worthy lounge.
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Some companies, including Ford, GM and Honda, already assemble most of the cars they sell in America within its borders.
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Defense officials insist there must be a formal policy decision before they can even assemble new options for the President.
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The purge gave Patay the freedom to assemble a new drug squad, with his handpicked Davao Boys at its core.
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And if you've never baked one before, you might be surprised to discover that they're actually fairly easy to assemble.
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At the moment, the robotics market is dominated by industrial machines, the sort used to assemble cars or electrical equipment.
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Chinese firms rely on Western technology in their products; Western ones rely on Chinese parts and factories to assemble them.
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Assemble the lasagna: Place 3 pieces of lasagna in the bottom of a 9-inch-by-13-inch baking dish.
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The company is also rolling out a broader infrastructure making it quick and easy to assemble and edit timelapse videos.
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Eventually, scientists like Scott want to turn atoms into Legos: to assemble them, brick by brick, into brand new materials.
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Using public Instagram accounts and hashtags, filmmaker Oliver Kmia was able to assemble this entertaining compilation of unoriginal travel photos.
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Upstairs, we are greeted by Patrice and Michaël, the two mustard-makers whose jobs are to weigh and assemble ingredients.
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She immediately hands Wolfgang over to "The Cannibal," after which the sensates assemble a plan to save their captured comrade.
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Spectacle has it's place but we cannot let the focus leave the people present, they are the reason we assemble.
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The company was even bold enough to assemble its phones in the United States, which engendered even more fan appreciation.
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"In the morning, warm them in a toaster oven and assemble the sandwiches for a great meal on the run."
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The initiative encourages and incentivizes companies to assemble products in India by giving tax breaks and other benefits to companies.
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These boards denote every single piece in its correct color and shape that will be needed to assemble Rey's speeder.
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Poring through those documents, the researchers could assemble a look at what kind of equipment is being used and where.
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We don't recommend you fly it though — not unless you want to assemble the thing all over again, that is.
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Once you assemble the masterpiece, simply blow into the mouthpiece and watch the Samsung boxes realistically emit some spooky smoke.
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What better time, then, to assemble some of the continent's brightest thinkers and doers to help prepare for that future?
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Bakers use it to cut icing, leather craftspeople use it to shape belts, and architects use it to assemble models.
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Afterwords, they utilized transfer leaning, bringing together stakeholders to assemble a database of 129,450 clinical images covering 2,000 different diseases.
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Assemble the entire collection of movies, and watch from the comfort of your own home with this pre-order deal.
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Religious groups could regularly meet and assemble and rely on pre-existing Islamic networks outside of the state's full control.
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From my ringside seat, I watch the five-man kitchen crew meticulously assemble dishes along the droplight-illuminated chef's counter.
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We have an all-star lineup that only TechCrunch can assemble, and we're expecting our largest number of attendees yet.
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His team would assemble sensors for specific client needs, painstakingly swapping SIM cards in each one for every new need.
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Now the kingdom is trying to assemble some diplomatic cover for cutbacks it will almost certainly have to make anyway.
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Tesla's use of robots to assemble Model 3s has led to more complexity and delays, which Musk acknowledged last month.
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If you want to go the extra mile, you can find a fan-casted kit that you can assemble yourself.
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To Assemble: Place a rice wrapper in a bowl of warm water until softened then lay on a flat surface.
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And, at such a late date, he's scrambling to assemble a team, pulling in former staff members of Beto O'Rourke.
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That being said, Fury's lifelong mission was to assemble The Avengers, even calling in one last reinforcement as he died.
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How do we assemble our identities—of families, genders, and physical bodies—and the "un-pictured" life at their margins?
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As for Ladies' Night, it took me a long time to assemble a coterie of mothers as genial and supportive.
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The Wolfsburg factory was built under the Nazi regime in 1938 to assemble the People's Car on Adolf Hitler's orders.
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Lazada, for example, has a feature where users can assemble the help of their friends to "slash" an item's price.
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But in reality, U.S. companies that assemble oceangoing vessels rely heavily on foreign parts, foreign investment and foreign shipbuilding expertise.
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There is now a rig that can assemble itself and also "walk," unaided, from one drilling site to the next.
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Boeing is sticking with its lawsuit despite the deal, making it possible for Bombardier to assemble the jets in Alabama.
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Or put on your project-cooking outfit and assemble Yotam Ottolenghi's recipe for a massive and massively delicious celebration cake.
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Artificial trees can be reused each year, are typically easy to assemble, and are easy to take down and store.
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USCIS also received widespread attention last year when it announced it would assemble a task force to pursue more denaturalizations.
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They interfere with fellow Americans' rights to free speech, to freedom of religion, to assemble peaceably and to due process.
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A few hundred people have indicated online they plan to "peacefully assemble" outside the state Capitol on Friday to protest.
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The best shaving supplies to make your own shaving kitTo assemble the best shaving kit, you need the best supplies.
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Even better, they offer a 0% interest monthly payment plan option, and all of their furniture is easy to assemble.
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In fact, what they have to do is assemble a super Mount Everest of contrary evidence, and it doesn't exist.
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The goal is to eventually program the boats to self-assemble into larger structures, like floating docks and concert stages.
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It is perfectly legal to assemble guns at home for personal use without a license, documentation or a background check.
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Lieutenant General Arnold Bunch, the Air Force's top military acquisition official, declined to say where Northrop would assemble the planes.
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And if you can actually assemble everything without quitting midway through and calling it a Netflix-and-do-nothing night?
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Take the same carbon atoms and assemble them a different way, and it becomes diamond, which is hard and clear.
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