Attach them to a wooden dowel, and then attach that to the cone.
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It can attach to the dash or flip over and attach to your windshield.
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They attach themselves to some collective identity and wish destruction on those who attach themselves somewhere else.
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They then attach card-reading devices with a magnet, and later attach a camera to obtain PINs as well.
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The Concept UFO's controllers magnetically attach to the sides of the tablet, making them easy to attach and detach without any fiddling.
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You can use it alone, attach it to another bag, or use it to securely attach an additional bag to your rolling luggage.
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Attach silver pipe cleaner to the base of the hat and attach string to hold the hat in place on the wearer's head.
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It may be easy to attach a positive message to a pet account, but it's just as easy not to attach any message at all.
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You tap the attach button like you normally would to send along a photo, video, or document, and now you'll see an option to attach some money.
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The solution is to attach value to the jobs our neighbors do — and to our neighbors themselves — by showing them that we attach value to their labor.
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As far as home upgrades go, it's pretty straightforward; you just remove your old thermostat, attach the Nest base, connect the wires, and attach the Nest display.
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I like the idea of a tracker that's designed to attach to anything, but you have to have reasonable expectations of what the Tile Sticker can attach to.
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What's nice about this is that you can attach a modern back and camera unit to a lens decades old — you could also attach a modern one, but why?
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Setting the speakers up was dead simple, too: Simply attach one side of the speaker wires to the back of each speaker, and attach the other side to the amp.
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It&aposs -- and hopefully -- attach to the mouth, right?
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"Swarm sex robots, you'd have a couple that would attach to your breasts and a couple that would attach to other parts of your body, and they'd do their thing," Lewis says.
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And it's like, you can attach it to your toilet.
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Some can attach your email to your credit card transactions.
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That way, the satellites can attach and detach more easily.
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Airlines have begun to attach these RFIDs to luggage tags.
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Eventually, his antiauthoritarian temperament found a principle to attach to.
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Starting February 13th, you'll no longer be able to attach .
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You can then attach individual accessories with their respective settings.
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The magnets make it easy to attach and detach them.
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Lesson learned: always attach a leash to the Quark / GoPro.
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Mr Zhao did not attach himself to the new complex.
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You can even attach files to your drafts as well.
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These pins on the side attach them to each other.
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Don't attach it to your skydiving helmet or motorcycle handlebars.
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All congestion pricing systems attach a price to road usage.
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It has the holes to attach one, but it's BYOK.
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So why don't they want to attach themselves to that?
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Attach the starburst onto the wreath using clear fishing line.
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Just attach them to this adapter included with every iPhone.
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First, they eliminate the need to attach new registration stickers.
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It replicates itself, rather than needing to attach to files.
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But I don't dare attach myself to a spiritual strategy.
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He did not attach a figure to the president's endorsement.
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They attach back in with ease, making organization a breeze.
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Their assignment: to attach analogy labels to hundreds of products.
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I will attach a couple of reports for your review.
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Dog puppies will quickly attach to any human within reach.
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And you were smart enough to attach yourself to Walt.
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Freshman year is an easy time to attach to people.
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They'll attach to the cause of just about any Democrat.
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Nobody could attach the qualifier "if true" to my charges.
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I certainly don't attach any higher meaning to my illness.
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Instead, they attach like a sticky film to the survivors.
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PopSockets sells grips that attach to the back of cellphones.
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The guards, which I do recommend, attach just as easily.
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I had had no business trying to attach to Mrs.
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They attach metal chains to bang against the burned skin.
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The backup camera will help him attach a trailer solo.
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Where did they attach the electric cable on your body?
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She will attach herself using ropes and blast Elton John.
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We're now ready to attach our mechanism to the frame.
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While it's certainly too early to know the Switch's attach rate, GameStop says it has seen a higher attach rate for the system than Wii U (which included a free game in its packaging).
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"I hope we can come up with a consensus document the leaders could attach to any piece of legislation they want to attach it to," HELP Chairman Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) told reporters recently.
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The Lego Switch accessories come from YouTube vmln8r, who took a 3D-printed Switch accessory rail (like how the Joy-Con controllers attach) and modified it so that he could attach Lego Technic pieces instead.
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There was no easy way to attach it to my forearm.
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It can even attach to a bag with an included carabiner.
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For extra amplification during performances, you can attach a larger speaker.
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Here are a bunch of gems you can attach with latex.
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You can attach charms, vintage jewels, and trinkets to your liking.
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Finally, Clinton should attach whatever claims she can to conservative sources.
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Would the baby attach to me and love me as much?
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It won't magnetically attach to the side as on a Surface.
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You must also attach copies of the identification document you used.
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To finish off the crown, attach two ribbons to each end.
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And not hold onto what our ego wants to attach to.
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Two demonstrators did eventually manage to attach themselves to the bulldozers.
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Drag media into the Android Messages conversation to attach and send.
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Or is it the toxicants or pathogens that attach to them?
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"The party does not attach importance to Mao," he told Reuters.
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They will not, for example, attach aid for the Flint, Mich.
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I was forced to do it myself, to attach the wires.
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Be sure to attach a military escort to your vulnerable settlers.
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Another damn dongle to buy, attach and detach and eventually lose.
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" And these are just the benefits that attach to "local donors.
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You'll need this to attach the hose for your propane tank.
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Does Aaron have other cool weapons to attach to his hand?
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Disney says China did not attach any conditions to its approval.
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Maybe they could just attach a leaf blower to the underside?
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Once you've created an account, you can attach your payment options.
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Watch out if Democrats attach wall funding to Medicare for All.
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Watch out if Democrats attach wall funding to Medicare for All.
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The drones are meant to attach themselves to passing enemy vessels.
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A set of brush heads you can attach to a drill
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" "I understand the importance the people attach to the Roe v.
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Reid wanted to attach the amendment to a House highway bill.
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I understand the importance that people attach to the Roe v.
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The folding covers attach magnetically to the back of the device.
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If you choose to buy it, we'll attach a finder's fee.
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Broadly speaking, there was no scene for us to attach to.
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Attach with craft glue and staple to a length of string.
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You attach a cleaning pad to the bottom of the unit.
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The tool can attach to grabber arms on ROVs or submarines.
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Instead, the pieces attach over the door handle with four screws.
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Note: Instagram stories already let's verified profiles attach links to stories.
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While it's wireless, you still have to attach the camera somewhere.
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Why does the male attach itself to the female for life?
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Place names help us to attach landscape to history and region.
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Will there be a name we attach to Snapchat in 2020.
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Daptomycin could no longer attach and halt the bacteria's cell division.
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As always, I attach a copy of our original 1997 letter.
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Then the Senate would attach a debt ceiling increase or suspension.
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There even seems to be a race to figure out the nicknames he'll attach to each, something to which commentators — in this moment of a bipartisan suspicion that the president has magical political abilities — attach totemic power.
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They can also create, export and attach model releases to their photos.
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There's nothing to attach to your body or install beside your pillow.
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Use more icing to attach the hat to the top marshmallow. 3.
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The Karma drone is $2799, and you attach your GoPro to it.
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The Karma drone is $799, and you attach your GoPro to it.
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They hear something and immediately attach it to something they already know.
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It may be time to attach some education to your financial support.
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You could draw a bow tie and attach it to your avatar.
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Apple Maps includes a spot to attach notes and a photo, too.
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Attach it to remotes, cameras, tools, or whatever else you might misplace.
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You'll need at least attach one of them to power the thing.
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Hell, there wasn't a loop to attach a little Rilakkuma charm to.
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But the two differ drastically on the costs they attach to them.
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It will allow you to create longer messages and attach larger files.
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These machines do things like attach doors, apply paint and load engines.
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Instagram already lets verified profiles attach links to Stories, but not everyone.
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Nevertheless, it's easy enough to disconnect and attach to the external charger.
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In other news, you can now attach notes to a specific project.
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Attachments don't screw in or squeeze on, but instead attach via magnet.
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You can attach a bunch of things, detach a bunch of things.
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Attach your gyro to the kitty's head, inside on the right side.
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Attach the magnets to the magnet impressions using a little hot glue.
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Attach the Tile Mate to keys, wallets, or anything dad always loses.
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You can only attach one controller this way, and headsets aren't supported.
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I don't understand why they don't want to attach themselves to that.
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Customers can also attach the unique creations to silver or gold chains.
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Even the rotor blades attach in a new and more secure way.
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The housing can attach to almost any vehicle, including unmanned ground vehicles.
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I can't attach my name to this for fear of getting flagged.
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No, I don't, because I don't actually attach any significance to it.
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Lavalier mics, which attach to clothing like those worn by TV announcers?
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He is also reportedly keen to attach strict conditions to granting one.
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And there are more superlatives that one can attach to his name.
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Pause and think about what we attach to the notion of weight.
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Screenslaver likes to attach goggles to people, hypnotizing them at close quarters.
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France, for example, wants to attach conditions to the disbursement of funds.
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Sanders has also taken grief for failing to attach a funding mechanism.
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Some investors will attach a board seat to their terms of investment.
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But somehow that stink never manages to attach itself to Senator Booker.
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It's risky to attach nationwide significance to voting in a single district.
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Still, economists can and do try to attach a number to this.
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Dull and mild are never qualities one would attach to Mr. Bell.
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The Sparsholt ignominy does not seem to attach itself to Johnny, however.
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To attach a monitor to the laptop, I needed yet another dongle.
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To make matters worse, you'll probably have to attach a bibliography, too.
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In the 1980s, conservatives wanted to attach work requirements to food stamps.
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What do you call glasses that attach like that at the nose?
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Some have said the committee has no legal right to attach strings.
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The agencies attach a high value on how they do these things.
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You can also attach the pouch to your wrist or belt loop.
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Just attach it to any garden hose, and you're good to go.
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I've moved over 10 times and realize I don't attach to things.
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Don't attach anything to the main screen, such as a screen protector.
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SoftBank is also expected to attach plenty of borrowing to the unit.
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Essential is building all sorts of gadgets to attach to the phone.
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How do the scientists capture the birds to attach the tracking device?
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Fervent emailers can attach as many emails, which will appear as an .
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I'm very sentimental about items; I tend to attach memories to things.
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Little wonder that President Trump refused to attach deadlines to his strategy.
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Conversely, banks can usually afford to attach smaller rates to larger loans.
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It's worth noting she did not attach those documents in her filing.
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With the KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder Attachment, you insert the grind screw into the main housing, attach the blade to the end of the screw, select and attach the grinding plate, and secure it all with the collar.
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All you have to do is attach an electric steel Q-plate to the back of your smartphone and attach it to an air vent or adhesive pad, and your high-tech mount system will be instantly set up.
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Each look took about 45 minutes to an hour to attach the adornments.
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This is the only event that we can attach a hard number to.
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"We attach a low likelihood of the 2018 'best case scenario' being achieved."
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His involvement makes more sense with Fred's attach because of their shared history.
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Like he'd rather have a drone overhead than just attach it to himself.
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They whittle out the hull and mast and then attach scrap-plastic sails.
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Nurses attach electrodes to Sky Bear to mimic what Alex is going through.
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All the other parts — like arms, legs, and backpacks — attach to this shell.
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They are cameras that attach to your iPhone or USB-C Android phone.
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Those rates could be higher if doctors attach a special "add-on" code.
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When you left ESPN, why didn't you attach yourself to another big company?
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Attach ribbon, then tie one charm onto the base of each wine glass.
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So both candidates are reaching when they attach precise figures to these proposals.
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Open crate, attach leash and then carry puppy out to "hurry" on leash.
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And there's Keshi, a portable Bluetooth sensor that can attach to a keychain.
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The S-MAD uses something called microspines to attach itself to rough surfaces.
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That will allow people to attach their EarPods to phones via Lightening ports.
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After removal, the workers will add glue strips to attach a new battery.
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It's not even that important that you attach one card to one Space.
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The TurboPower Pack is way easier to attach than an annoying battery case.
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They attach easily, and have three different settings, including a blinking light function.
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"Nothing to attach it to so there's no cover," one GOP lobbyist said.
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Feynman found that he could attach a simple mathematical formula to each diagram.
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Separate the blossoms by snipping the stems where they attach to each other.
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They then fill in their submission, maybe attach a file, and that's it.
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The new Dji Phantom 4 rotors attach bayonet-style: pres down and twist.
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Attach it to posts, tree branches, or railings, like in the photo above.
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You attach a mouthpiece to that and then vape to your heart's content.
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"It was difficult for holdouts to attach assets in Argentina's case," said Stock.
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It will attach magnetically to the iPad Pro, where it will charge wirelessly.
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Attach the blade extension, load up the processor, and get to grinding away.
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It is illegal to attach banners to national monuments and the United States.
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I don't even know how this is going to attach to the window.
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Fascists attach themselves to popular causes and drag the debate in their direction.
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There is a narrative that is attached that will not un-attach now.
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How to attach a file to an iPhone email in the Gmail app1.
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Attach an avalanche beacon to yourself before you even go into the backcountry.
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But if you then say, 'Can you easily attach future value to it?
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We should attach great importance to these issues and try to solve them.
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Put on that thing that's going to attach to your appendages or whatever.
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We are not only seeing low hardware sales, but attach rates are terrible.
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Let's instead attach ourselves to a much more attractive and basically fictional world.
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Nor am I unprepared to attach my name to criticism of President Trump.
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Some of these chemicals stick to surfaces, and others attach to dust particles.
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Inside, shoes are displayed on metal shelves that attach magnetically to the walls.
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Sometimes they even attach a little clip to the chip bag, like psychopaths.
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Underage sex workers in revealing drag attach themselves like leeches to prospective clients.
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You attach it on your tray table and it becomes a foot rest.
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WHO advised people to not attach the coronavirus to any ethnicity or nationality.
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"In the ocean, something to attach to is very important," Dr. Distel says.
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Just attach them to your drill, and you can render any surface spotless.
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And then attach a bunch of neon sticky notes just for extra emphasis.
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Then, if your duvet has built-in ties, you'll want to attach them.
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"I wanted to attach the image of cameos to something new," he said.
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There are two controllers, which attach through an enjoyably solid magnetic rail system.
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Presumably, Aira's partners will come up with something to attach to their pads.
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The service also helps you centralize receipts and attach them to each expense.
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The more likely option is to attach it to another piece of legislation.
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Some people take their old kitchen cabinets and attach them to the walls.
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He said it might be possible to attach something to the omnibus, however.
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Users attach low-cost cardboard headsets, which cost roughly $15, to their smartphones.
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You can even attach your own action cam and record your aquatic adventures.
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"It appears that those who earned their wealth attach more happiness to it."
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Democrats are hoping to attach the legislative language to a GOP tax measure.
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Perhaps someone could attach me to Gigi Hadid for a couple of weeks.
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The U.S. government can attach a provenance to an oligarch's money, for example.
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What significance can we attach to the objects with which we surround ourselves?
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Some lawmakers hope to attach other measures to this "must-do" spending bill.
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You take titanium pins and screw them into your skull, two in front and two in back, and attach them to metal bars, which attach to a bust that you wear for three months and that you can't take off.
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Attach the controllers to the tablet&aposs body, and you&aposve got a portable gaming device; take the controllers off and attach them to a bridge accessory, and you can play with a traditional controller using the tablet as a display.
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Otherwise, run a thorough virus scan on any new drives when you attach them.
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It means you can finally attach a monitor or a camera to offload pictures.
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There are no strings to attach anything, only a single garment that's pretty handsome.
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That's where Seek Thermal's thermal cameras that attach to your smart phone come in.
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Both countries attach great important to their ties, the ministry said in a statement.
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It's lightweight and easy to attach, and it has a 150-foot tracking range.
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The X is indented and magnetic, so you can attach and remove accessories easily.
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We attach ourselves voyeuristically to the news and whip ourselves into a manufactured froth.
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In the Calendar, you can attach files, photos, Word or PDF documents to appointments.
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The carabiner clip makes it easy to attach to your backpack on hikes, too.
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The only awkward part was getting the metal cage to attach to the lid.
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Attach them to your backpack before putting it on and pull on the cords.
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Someone who hasn't paid for a license to attach that thing to their phone.
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Due to the physical design of the Hub Attach, Hyper is making two versions.
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You attach it to your rod and it senses your casts, catches, and position.
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Open crate, attach leash and then take the puppy out to "hurry" on leash.
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"I desire commitment and I desire to emotionally attach myself to somebody," he said.
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You only have to attach supporting documents if you log more than 10 hours.
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If so, how did they manage to attach the chains to the dragon anyway?
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They attach themselves to bees and quite literally suck the life out of them.
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You can't just attach an influencer to a brand and hope for sales takeoff.
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Passersby snap photographs and watch construction crews attach glass panes to the steel frames.
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What referents attach to "decolonization" when it is named in regard to aesthetic practices?
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These best-selling Bluetooth trackers attach to phones, keys, wallets, luggage, kids (just kidding).
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You can attach a lanyard or keychain, but one isn't included this time. Boo.
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Wilson said that's because of the stereotypes police often attach to missing black children.
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On Twitter, for example, someone might write some troubling news and attach the image.
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And it will result in a higher attach rate, which is what's really important.
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Nevertheless, investors may have to attach a bigger political discount to its recovering economy.
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But the language in the budget blueprint doesn't attach dollar amounts to these commitments.
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"I wanted to attach her legacy to my business," says history buff de Forest.
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Taxpayers should complete Form 3903 Moving Expenses, and attach it to their Form 1040.
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Cut a 2.5″ circle out of cardboard and attach the star to the circle.
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When you first attach it to your iPad, it automatically pairs with the iPad.
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Be sure to attach your resume — but know that not everyone will open it.
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Developers can attach up to four P100 and eight K80 dies to each instance.
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After all, it's not clear how the tires, you know, attach to the vehicle.
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The measure would take the House-passed prison reform bill and attach four provisions.
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Kavanaugh added that he understood the "importance the people attach" to the abortion case.
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Where anyone can attach themselves to a physician they try to take a cut.
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Imagine you've got a ribbon that you attach to the top of a cone.
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"We haven't been able to attach a narrative around the campaign," he told me.
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You can attach a file to an iPhone email in a few different ways.
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Attach the non-slip tape on the center of the frame, and you're done!
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"The adhesive used to attach fake eyelashes is generally well tolerated," Dr. Zeichner said.
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Three of them show up driving trucks and attach themselves to the tow truck.
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They unsuccessfully attempted to attach a rate regulation rider into last year's spending bill.
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Its rectangular shape allows it to move sideways and attach itself to other boats.
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Narrator: Andre uses Legos to attach the base plates together to form the canvas.
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Unable to know themselves, sufferers are unable to understand, relate or attach to others.
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Last year, Democrats unsuccessfully tried to attach energy tax riders to the FAA legislation.
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Then based on that, Facebook would literally attach some type of symbol or icon.
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"I think it's a little early to attach any level of concern," Alderson said.
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"I'm really attached to characters, because [the players] really attach to them," Mitton said.
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We attach causality to heat-of-the-moment dick-punches, both literally and metaphorically.
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I think this stripped the mask from people who attach themselves to their titles.
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Electrodes that attach to your skull to evaluate your compatibility with a potential mate.
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But I guess how else would one attach microscopic hairs to existing microscopic hairs?
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I attempted to attach it to my little toe and it just fell off.
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Which firms to target and what strings to attach will be the big questions.
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Or we could surgically attach him to the machine that would become his tomb.
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Trump, however, is trying to attach an Obamacare repeal onto the Republican tax bill.
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They came up with a 3-D-printed hinge to attach to a walker.
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Attach to something higher than yourself, whether that's God, nature, or your yoga master.
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What if I put handles on these bungees and attach them to the ceiling?
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Drug traffickers understand that stiff sentences typically attach once they are arrested and prosecuted.
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"How sad that you attach so much importance to good looks," Landers clapped back.
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It is combined with reluctance to attach any moral baggage to people's love lives.
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His solution was to attach a sail to a surfboard, and the combination worked.
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We'll attach a little three second video clip with each one of the photos.
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All these cartoonists seemed to attach a lot of importance to nuance and composition.
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Williams-Garcia avoids the damaging tropes we often attach to stories about black boys.
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All you have to do is connect the bags with the easy-attach fasteners.
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The handle is perfect to attach to backpacks, lunch boxes, and diaper bags, too.
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Thinking liberated them and allowed them to crash into and attach to one another.
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Thinking liberated them and allowed them to crash into and attach to one another.
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They attach a protein to T cells designed to lock on to the cancer.
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My mom had one of those tiny grinders that you attach to the table.
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If you need connectivity over longer distances, you can attach a mesh radio module.
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"Chris Sale dominant, strong, any adjective you want to attach to it," Farrell said.
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I don't attach a lot to gender myself, so I hadn't thought about it.
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A last-ditch attempt to attach a provision defunding Planned Parenthood was ultimately defeated.
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RED's idea is to attach the modules to make for a better camera experience.
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Democrats would almost certainly oppose any plan to attach wall funding to the debt ceiling.
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They could also choose to attach repeal legislation to other essential legislation, forcing its passage.
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Attach a note to your order with the name you want carved into the board.
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Simply attach the rubber soles with the snap-on in the back and head out.
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They can attach your name to your IP address an then sell that to someone.
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It will cost whatever we tell you it will cost to attach to our poles.
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That strip of pins is where mods would attach—if the phone's mods actually existed.
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They also both have a smart connector on the back to attach to the keyboard.
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But this can attach to your clothing, so it's not flapping around as you move.
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They are very strong and could act as a structure that we could attach to.
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But the culture does not attach as much emotional, intellectual or spiritual weight to beauty.
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They then hope to attach this refurbished tank to the International Space Station for testing.
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It's only the politicians who attach themselves to national causes who seem to break through.
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Typically, bomb squads attach what's known as a "disrupter" to the robot's arm or extender.
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We want humanlike interactions because we're human, and of course we emotionally attach to machines.
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You attach a Ryan Serhant, a big name, and you sell it for top dollar.
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Laboratory studies show that, often, dozens of spasers will attach themselves to a single cell.
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Consider: Would you still attach a wallet to your person with a ball-bearing chain?
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Customers can attach everything from an extra battery to a JBL speaker or pico projector.
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They attach to a tube that hooks up to the same oxygen used for humans.
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Attach on a fridge door or other metal surface to free up precious cabinet space.
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I roll out of bed, attach their leashes, and take them for a quick walk.
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Attach one of those particles to something else and you can track what it's doing.
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It's a small, wireless device that you can attach to surfaces like walls and tables.
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Stalf: In the end, you'll be able to attach the cards freely to different Spaces.
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"But if we need to get things attached to get it through, we'll attach things."
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Plus, you can attach an external storage drive for a NAS (network-attached storage) setup.
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The BEAM is an inflatable habitat module that NASA plans to attach to the ISS.
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Presumably you could also attach a blender or air horn depending on your personal preference.
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And there's even a special padded laptop sleeve and straps to attach your yoga mat.
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That happens when molecules attach to them and prevent the genetic blueprint from being read.
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Make the iconic red tag using thick card stock and attach it to a collar.
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BUT IF WE NEED TO GET THINGS ATTACHED TO GET IT THROUGH, WE'LL ATTACH THINGS.
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They'll be compatible with any watch that uses standard lugs to attach the watch band.
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In such patients, TRK genes abnormally attach to other genes, triggering accelerated cancer cell growth.
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I didn't want to permanently attach any part in case I needed to make adjustments.
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But she's the first of those three to attach her name to a specific bill.
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And maybe that's the problem: We are attempting to attach normality to a depraved murderer.
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To attach decent reform measures, they'll need to start working on those proposals right away.
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This mini-festival, like Ms. Camil's show, will emphasize the meanings we attach to gifts.
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Just attach the small gadget to anything and sync it up with your smartphone app.
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We don't know why it's working when it's working, so we attach cause and effect.
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The team hopes that animals will attach themselves to the island, creating a mini ecosystem.
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The second test is how strongly Democrats want to attach single payer to their brand.
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Attach the Foundmi to whatever you want to track using a keyring or sticky pad.
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With these, you remove your back wheel and attach the rear dropout to the trainer.
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His sinister goal was to use trained dolphins to attach explosives to the presidential yacht.
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The subjects favored the staged homes, but they didn't attach a higher value to them.
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The doctors would drill a hole in my father's skull and attach a drainage tube.
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Modules magnetically attach and connect to the Moto Z and Z Force through these contacts.
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Attach a set of LM [lunar module] simulated peripherals to the AGC and power on.
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For $0.10 per GB per month, you can attach SSD-based storage to a droplet.
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These bubbles attach themselves to the sides of the bottle and collapse into one another.
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Why did the delegates to the constitutional convention attach such a strange appendage to Congress?
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Step two: Keep protein powder in suitcase and attach said case onto a weight belt.
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There's a reason that the easy buzzphrase people attach to NTWRK is 'QVC for millennials'.
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Use brown felt for the pit, and attach to a t-shirt with safety pins.
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Then attach the bidet to your toilet seat and connect to the toilet's water supply.
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An older child can even ride along, if you attach a board to the back.
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This includes a strap that allows users to attach a fuel canister for the stovetops.
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And after that, we had to work out how to attach the map to it.
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Democrats failed to attach the same measure to a separate House spending bill last week.
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During that time, astronauts will attach sensors to measure its effectiveness in the space environment.
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The gates may rise up beneath the highway, but they will not attach to it.
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Trilobites Some 200,000 years ago, Neanderthals used tar to attach handles to tools and weapons.
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It remains an easy stereotype to attach to women, as the ludicrous "Pocahontas" episode illustrated.
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You can also attach the corners with safety pins if you're looking for a replacement.
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In order to wear it, you first need to attach the band to the watch.
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But Mr. Sessions suggested that the Justice Department might attach new conditions to future grants.
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He acknowledged, however, that Corker and Toomey could attach their proposal to the defense bill.
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You can attach hardware mods that add a shotgun mic, headphone jack, and LED lighting.
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Lately, though, it's been tough to find a man you can attach the term to.
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There's an effort to attach an amendment to reverse or stall Trump's controversial transgender ban.
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The constitutional power to attach strings to federal funds belongs to Congress, not the president.
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Eventually, I found an image online, and how to attach the hooks suddenly became clear.
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You can also attach photos by clicking the "Upload" button below the review box.5.
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Her sweat prevents the electrical leads we try to attach to her chest from sticking.
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The House voted overwhelmingly to attach the SESTA language, offered as an amendment from Rep.
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Attach responsibly (when the feature finishes its gradual rollout over the next two weeks). Emails!
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We should reject opportunistic efforts to attach counter-productive environmental measures to fire relief legislation.
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The process which I personally attach to is the concept that we learn by doing.
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Conservatives had hoped to attach spending reforms to any agreement to raise the debt limit.
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"They could simply attach it to explosives to make a dirty bomb," the official said.
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Right now, that word seems to attach itself more to mothers in The Times's pages.
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I think a lot of people wanted to attach it to ... I'm trying to think.
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The wires within work of their own accord and attach themselves to the med's body.
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Instead, it embraces the construct of freedom that we typically attach to the Wild West.
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"Developers can attach and upload services to our agent," a VP for the company told Reuters.
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As I said, you attach a small little "tag" to the left cuff of the jacket.
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Tell a story: Attach a story to the idea that teaches the other person something useful.
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"But if we attach those electrodes to someone else's arm, you can control it," Yttri said.
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Ticks tend to crawl "until they find a warm and cozy spot to attach," she explained.
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Realistic power thinking to overcome adversity happens when you attach to and activate your core power.
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Use the hot shoe to attach a flash or the optional and very capable electronic viewfinder.
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A look at just a handful of the custom-designed attachments that all attach using magnets.
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They can be used to attach flash drives, USB keyboards, and the C64 Mini's included joystick.
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"We offer just enough information, prevent catfishing by forcing you to attach social profiles," she says.
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Will we ever reach a time when we don't attach a gender to a job description?
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The keyboard, which uses strong magnets to attach to the device, has infinite viewing-angle adjustability.
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And it might not be so easy to attach Collins' scandal to the new Republican candidate.
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The biggest changes, year-over-year, have been how you attach the lenses to the phone.
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But their more gnarly relatives attach in the lungs and bronchial tubes, causing more serious infections.
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Democrats were unable to attach the same measure to a separate House spending bill last week.
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If you were from Canada, I don't know that you'd attach me to that as much.
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The modules can also be used to attach the stage to other habitats already in space.
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She uses Oasis Floral Adhesive, a glue specifically for plants, to attach them to the nail.
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Next, use the wire to attach a cluster of cranberries, evergreen sprigs or other seasonal cuttings.
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Insulin pumps are medical devices that patients attach to their bodies that injects insulin through catheters.
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Use jewelry pliers to attach clamps to both sides of the ribbon for a finishing touch.
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You'll need to attach supporting documents, such as receipts, to show how much money you spent.
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Mid-afternoon Open crate, attach leash and then take the puppy out to "hurry" on leash.
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Also, an optional tether that you can attach by looping over the stems wouldn't hurt, either.
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What's going to be really interesting is how does this attach to an agenda for Congress.
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Nintendo's own software titles are selling extremely well, too, with impressive attach rates for many games.
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The modular "Moto Mods" as the company is calling them are easy to attach and detach.
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This perching robotic insect is the smallest flying robot platform that can autonomously attach to surfaces.
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The Eneby 20 comes with a handle that, with the right tool, you can attach yourself.
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Between the lines: As with any Trump "decision," administration officials are quick to attach an asterisk.
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Or you could attach a Knocki to your door and get notifications anytime someone is knocking.
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To mount them I bought a flag holder designed to attach flat against a vertical wall.
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"These people are the soundtrack of our life… so we attach value to [them]," she explained.
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Swedes attach negative connotations to jantelagen and believe it to have an adverse influence on creativity.
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However, the bill includes an amendment that would allow police officers to attach weapons to drones.
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There were definitely times … it was hard to attach because I was frustrated and so tired.
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And your standard race bib, in addition to being awkward to attach, tends to flap around.
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Feel free to randomly attach feelings you have about anything to either Beyoncé or Mark Dayton.
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If it doesn't pass in September, there's plenty to attach it to later in the year.
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Next, simply situate your holiday cards in between clusters of beads and attach using the clothespins.
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Right now, Facebook is not required to attach disclaimers for political dollars funneling into the platform.
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After she destroys Lucious' office, their lips somehow attach like magnets and they almost have sex.
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It's been a very deliberate curatorial strategy to have people attach handwritten stories to their object.
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Just be sure to grab a couple cheap snow baskets and attach them to the tips.
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You can attach it to specially marked locations and use it for either climbing or swinging.
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Segway says that the robot is modular, you can attach all sorts of things to it.
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As for the pins, it's pretty obvious: use them to attach your hair to the cap.
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The Wii had an attach rate of 9.01, meaning the average owner had roughly nine games.
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The curler and brush heads attach to the top, each with similar purple-and-gray colors.
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That way, it'll be easier to spot ticks if they try to attach themselves to you.
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INCLUSION RIDER = Attach a rider to your contract demanding gender and racial parity on your films.
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To play, attach a goon sack (a bag of cheap wine, aka "goon") to the clothesline.
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It's a studio that can make weird new games but attach them to hugely popular franchises.
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It was pretty focused and intense, although I didn't attach this kind of meaning to it.
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Gardner attempted to attach a marijuana measure to the overall bill but was blocked by Grassley.
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So keep a close eye on potential vehicles to attach the deal to as an amendment.
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We should also define high standards for vocational education and attach real apprenticeship opportunities to it.
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Rand Paul (Ky.) to attach a provision blocking federal funding for Planned Parenthood to the bill.
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You can build your own drone, attach a GoPro camera and customize a range of options.
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Then, they can attach any material -- metal, DNA, or tiny "quantum dot" particles -- to the structure.
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Facebook also recently added the ability to attach your Instagram photos to your Facebook Dating profile.
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Many children at school wanted to attach themselves to her because of who her father was.
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So, Western military planners would be wise to attach at least some credibility to Putin's claims.
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To assemble, just attach the tinsel tree to the matching stand and fluff out the branches.
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Johnson plans to try to attach the measure to other pieces of legislation moving this year.
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And some have fairly leapt at the opportunity to attach nefarious undertones to certain McCabe emails.
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DACA is too important to attach to a spending bill where the public cannot judge it.
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In the Senate, there have been efforts to attach Russia sanctions to an Iran sanctions bill.
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A carpenter came to attach firm wooden rails to the bed that he'd always slept in.
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There's also a MetaMount Bike Mount, so you can attach your phone to your bike's handlebars.
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Then, they have to attach a handle to their blade, tested for strength, durability, and sharpness.
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"For me, anything I attach myself to needs to have a purpose," Wright told W magazine.
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Using these tools also lets you start new conversations and attach pictures to a direct message.
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On the iPad Pro, the Smart Connector lets you magnetically attach and connect the Smart Keyboard.
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A winding road that resembles a crescent, which may attach to a road at both ends.
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The volunteers attach tracking devices to the loggerheads so they can continue to follow their movements.
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It would still be possible to attach additional text, as people have been doing, via screenshots.
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That's a common device used by social scientists to attach a numerical value to an ideal.
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Slip on these shoes and attach the stimulators for a highly specific release of aching feet.
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Attach documentation if necessary or a list of other items you can provide if they're requested.
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Streaming services that specialize in genre are highly invested in the communities that attach to them.
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Attach the legs to the hosing, set your desired time and intensity level, and press start.
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But the ads that Taboola and Outbrain attach to news stories are unlikely to win awards.
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Congressional Republicans aiming to change Medicaid or Medicare could attach measures to a CHIP reauthorization package.
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I attach these Tile trackers to every important item that accompanies me on a daily basis.
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Indeed, the administration's ultimate goal is to attach work requirements to the entire social safety net.
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Slip it into your bag or attach it to a keychain, and you're good to go!
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For the big leap, they needed to attach a camera to a longer, more flexible crane.
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And the bottles come with an adapter to attach them to a variety of breast pumps.
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Cyclists pay $2999 to $21 for a set of lights to attach to their bicycle wheels.
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Corker has so far failed in attempts to attach the measure to separate must-pass legislation.
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" McCain Re: Assange: "Do you think there is any credibility we should attach to this individual?
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He's expected to attach the Senate's repeal and replacement bill, along with amendments from GOP Sens.
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Instead, look for new issues to attach themselves to in order to keep their organizations going.
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He suggested Democrats attach provisions stabilizing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to must-pass spending legislation.
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The pipes connect two wetland areas, and mussels attach themselves to the sides of the pipes.
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It'll automatically choose the cleaning method needed after you attach a wet or dry cleaning pad.
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"We attach enormous importance to Brazil, and Brazil in the context of Latin America," he added.
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It just needed proper motivation to go and attach itself to someone... and Trump came thru!
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Is there a style that you can sort of attach this current moment in YouTube too?
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What they did: Scientists at the Scripps Institute made mutations to a protein called hemagglutinin that allows the virus to attach to host cells and found that different combinations of three changes in the protein allowed H7N9 to attach to cells found in humans' upper respiratory tract.
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The controllers attach to the sides of devices to provide an experience that's similar to Nintendo's Switch.
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"We attach feelings of guilt and shame to emotional eating, and that perpetuates the cycle," she says.
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It's meant to attach the back of an iPad, but it can be used with smartphones, too.
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Efforts to attach some tough conservative amendments could lose Democratic Party support and sink the whole effort.
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As a fun added touch, there's a velcro strip that you can use to attach fun patches.
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What will be harder to leave behind, though, are the unrealistic expectations many attach to interracial children.
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So the search result showing a citation might also attach to multiple versions of the actual article.
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The sides look a bit raw because that's where the rails are that the controllers attach to.
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The team also tested a mutated version of LSD that didn't attach to the lid as carefully.
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Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) is the first test module to ever attach to the space station.
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There is some value in being able to share without having to attach your name, of course.
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All you'll need to do is attach the handlebars, connect the front wheel and off you go.
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They attach onto your faucet and typically last longer and filter out more impurities than pitchers do.
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Attach miniature marshmallow halves to bars for "eyes" and "neck bolts" with a dot of melted chocolate.
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Besides invoking Article 7, in future the EU could attach conditions to the aid it gives Poland.
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The setup involves vertical lenses and mounts that attach to your gaming monitors at 130-degree angles.
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There's a new 360-degree lens you can attach to your iPhone to record photos and videos.
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The pen comes with a dorky holster you're supposed to attach to the case yourself via sticker.
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H.I.V. uses the protein to enter immune cells, but is unable to attach to the mutated version.
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For gifts worth more than $13,000, you'll need to attach a recent appraisal that determines the value.
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Glue the dried moss to the center, and attach to the center of your big flower. Assembly:
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She even drew up plans for a portable ashtray that would attach itself to a cigarette packet.
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Tile is a simple little Bluetooth tracker that you attach to items to keep track of them.
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Every time you detach or re-attach the screen to the hinge, you'll hear a satisfying click.
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We tip the woman who helped us attach it to our car $5 on the way out.
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Loop the Tile Mate through any keyring or attach it to anything you don't want to lose.
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Second, members of a group need to attach pride or significance to their sense of group belonging.
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The power button remote can attach magnetically to metal surfaces and has a range of 10 meters.
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Smith, the Berkeley professor, said the team should also attach wireless sensors to the conventional, polluting stoves.
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Attach the DualShock controller to your Mac with a microUSB cable, and it should connect in moments.
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But shares valued at just 0.2 times Deutsche's tangible equity attach no worth to the investment bank.
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One of its money-making ideas is to attach customers' payloads to its future rovers and landers.
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Hence why the husband and wife founders of Night Runner 270 created lights that attach to sneakers.
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Those parts are so similar in chemical composition that there is no glue needed to attach them.
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You attach the C4 to create an explosion that comes from above, so the device initiates downwards.
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Loop the Tile Mate through any keychain or attach it to anything she doesn't want to lose.
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They can attach these vibrating devices to their wrists and get up without waking the other person.
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They're even magnetic and can attach to each other like a necklace so you don't misplace them.
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Another attachment, the secure loop, lets you attach it to belt loops, shirt tag loops, or buttonholes.
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A Chia Pet costume is easy to DIY — just attach aquarium plants to a dog-sized sweater.
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Starting today, users will be asked to create "handles" that they can optionally attach to their posts.
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Instead, it requires you to attach your own external drive to serve as storage for its recordings.
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Users attach two small gel pads to the skin nearest the pain; Livia recommends the lower abdomen.
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Attach your mobile device to the headset and watch your favorite shows while you do other activities.
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The amendments promise (vaguely) to attach greater importance to population than to geography when fixing constituency boundaries.
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Bottom line: Congress has until Thursday to attach a DACA deal to the spending bill, but Sen.
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Digital-only content, that we featured strongly, and has an exceptionally strong attach rate to the hardware.
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Pium's software analyzes data to understand what associations people attach to different aromas and make personalized recommendations.
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Senators in both parties had hoped to attach the $220 million package to the Senate's energy legislation.
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After waiting 24 hours for the adhesive to dry, simply attach the heaters to the Velcro pads.
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I never think it's particularly smart for an actor to attach those kinds of things to characters.
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A plan by House conservatives to attach $5 billion in wall funding later hit a dead end.
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More likely, they'll attach a small trailer to pull an ATV, some JetSkis, or a modest camper.
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The right to privacy does not attach to property, the Court now said; it attaches to persons.
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Loop the Tile Mate through any keychain or attach it to anything you don't want to lose.
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Corker was trying to attach an amendment that would rein in the president's authority to levy tariffs.
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I worked with the tech crew on a few renditions of how and where to attach it.
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Peters said in a statement that he will try to attach his bill to future aid packages.
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But I think the sense of sanctity tourists attach to Abbey Road only adds to the tragedy.
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So, the dissidents say, the best remaining option was to attach the code to the new contract.
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Lawmakers emphasized, however, that they would still fight to attach Flint language to the House WRDA bill.
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"Both sides attach paramount importance to intellectual property protections, and agreed to strengthen cooperation," the statement reads.
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I have a map that I attach a little star to each time I ship [an item].
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Attach the legs to the hose, set the time and intensity level you want, and press start.
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Rather than using an adhesive to attach the pearls to Hadid's outfit, Wang used thin silver rings.
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They want to attach changes to legislation to reauthorize the three provisions run out on March 15.
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" "If they attach too many things to it [government assistance], of course you take a different course.
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The vagueness of a skinny repeal has allowed Republican senators to attach their votes to contradictory premises.
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He'd also like to attach satellite tags to a few whales to see how deep they dive.
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Attach your masts to the hull with a piece of wire that will serve as a hinge.
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A deputy fell through the ice while trying to attach a rope to the exhausted horse's bridle.
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Clicking on that will pull up your Google Drive folders and allow you to attach files directly.
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He won't let me attach anything to my side, saying that the fence is on his property.
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When a virus enters a human body, it tries to attach to and take over host cells.
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I had not used the app before and had to create an account, then attach my booking.
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Loop the Tile Pro through any keyring or attach it to anything you don't want to lose.
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With such volatility occurring in the judiciary, the public would therefore attach little legitimacy to its decisions.
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Others strap on face shapers that wrap around their heads and necks and attach behind their ears.
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YI provides all the installation hardware to attach the camera virtually anywhere you can drill a screw.
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Jones, when it ruled that police need a warrant to attach a GPS tracker on a car.
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Automated gates corral the animals into stalls where the robots attach suction cups to the cows' teats.
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You can also attach a GoPro Hero camera to it if those cameras are more your speed.
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Or you can attach an optional night light ($31.98 with that included) that glows when it's dark.
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Orbital's spacecraft will first head to a defunct Intelsat satellite to demonstrate its ability to attach itself.
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It&aposs not like you see in "Spider-Man," where you can just attach it and go.
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I did not know that one day people would attach the term "anchor baby" to my existence.
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The cubes all attach to a 1.5-inch honeycomb fiberglass floor set, which serves as their base.
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But verified users can attach links to Stories, and everyone can have one link in the profile.
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"We still expect the vote to fail, but attach a 30 percent chance of success," he said.
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And: If you find a nonmoving ant, attach yourself to that ant and become a building block.
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Big's people say dislodging an oyster is difficult; oysters attach themselves to objects underwater with cementlike inviolability.
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Dizaul smartly includes a free hook with this battery so you can attach it to your backpack.
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Because when oysters settle down after their swimming phase, they prefer to attach themselves to other oysters.
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Restoring a reef means putting down metal cages or other hard surfaces that oysters can attach to.
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When you attach a bionic arm, your brain will be extremely unhappy with it in the beginning.
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To attach the heart, surgeons use a suction device, sutures, and a gel to help with any friction.
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"As Myanmar's largest neighbor, it is necessary for Suu Kyi to attach importance to China," the newspaper said.
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The small devices attach to their chest, and record every interaction with the public, no matter how inconsequential.
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The statement recognized the freedoms to access content, run chosen applications, attach devices, and obtain service plan information.
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For the hat, use royal icing (which dries hard) to attach a Rolo candy to a chocolate coin.
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The kit comes with an ExoLens iPhone case, which is how you attach the lenses to the phone.
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Instagram launched a new feature that allows you to attach multiple photos and videos to a single post.
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They also recommended a new way to attach the 'belt pack,' since women often do not wear belts.
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Most of Nuytco's luxury consumers, like James Cameron, own yachts to which they wish to attach a sub.
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All you have to do is tether them using the easy-attach fasteners, and you're good to go.
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These same revenue splits will attach to any subscriptions that users get from the app in the future.
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The same engine could be used in many different ways depending on the body you attach to it.
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Now, unsurprisingly, those dolls are becoming robots: RealBotix is producing robotic heads that can attach to RealDoll bodies.
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I didn't attach my name to it because I'd rather have it just be about what it is.
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Not too surprising, then, that Democrats are hoping to attach Trump to every pragmatic Republican at every level.
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There's even a microfiber cover where you attach your iPad Pro to protect the back of the device.
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It's as small as an Oreo and easy to attach to my kid's clothes with a hair tie.
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I get the appeal of getting that day-one attach sale, but this really seems like a miss.
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The unique disc shape emits 360-degree sound, and the stretchy bungee means it can attach to anything.
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And the software works with Office, as users can attach Word, Excel and PowerPoint files to a Card.
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The devices have wires called leads that attach to the heart and regulate the rhythm of the muscle.
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He wanders off, and Ri scowls but doesn't resist as I attach a radio mic to his lapel.
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Supporters hope to attach the proposal to tax legislation that could be considered in the next few months.
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If an arbitrary completion date isn't sufficient motivation for you, attach a consequence to not accomplishing your goal.
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You can attach it to Grip handle and shoot footage while walking around, biking (careful!), snowboarding (very careful
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It has a built-in adhesive that makes it a breeze to attach and remove from your computer.
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Plus, the use of the warm cloth helps attach dead skin cells so it gives you great exfoliation.
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The most recent effort to attach the bill to the reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration was defeated.
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You can also buy small puff ball hair clips to attach on the outer rim of your hat.
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Attach a spare carabiner to hook those sandals to your belt when the earth calls for bare feet.
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It was not clear whether they would want to attach such language to a debt limit increase bill.
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And now Republican leaders want to attach work requirements to more social services or make existing ones harsher.
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It even comes with a camera screw on the back so you can attach it to a tripod.
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The health care option: try to attach the debt ceiling rise to a repeal-only health care bill.
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Whenever I attach the video link to our emails, I'm able to get in and meet with people.
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He built the Androgynous Peripheral Attach System, which allowed the American and Soyuz spacecraft to connect in 1970.
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We believe in certain unalienable rights that attach to all persons – life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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So it's not like Molko wants or needs to attach himself to them for any sort of credence.
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A second option is to attach the self-driving measure to another bill like a forthcoming infrastructure proposal.
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To size this, we factor a 5% penetration (attach) into the iPhone installed base of 600 million units.
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The $250 hands-free device is designed to increase blood flow to the clitoris, using suction to attach.
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I loved that both snap in place with magnets so there's no confusion about how to attach them.
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It could function as a mirror, rather than a diary—something people could attach their own meaning to.
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"Effective solutions must recognize the importance that Americans attach to the dignity of work," the CAP proposal observes.
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Links, which allow users to attach hyperlinks to individual Instagram stories, will be available only to verified users.
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The researchers believe that discrimination starts when passengers attach information like names and photos to their rider profiles.
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Bernooli uses spouts that attach to your liquor bottles, and an app that connects with them over Bluetooth.
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The Senate should reject it and any efforts to attach this bill to the National Defense Authorization Act.
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The Labour Party will do its best to surgically attach the two men over the next five weeks.
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It seems that reporters were going to Appalachia to attach Trump's success to a narrative of economic anxiety.
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Today, I literally cannot take my first step each day without Yvonne helping to attach my prosthetic limbs.
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The back pocket is roomy and zippered for security, with a loop you can attach your keys to.
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Attach this puffball to your favorite handbag and get ready to check yourself out all day long. 6.
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Rand Paul (Ky.) to attach a provision blocking federal funding for Planned Parenthood into the government spending bill.
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The authorities had developed an idea to attach C-4 to the remote-controlled robot and detonate it.
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But lawmakers have now begun to attach last year's H-2B riders to spending bills for next year.
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Supporters are hoping to attach the bill to the National Defense Authorization Act as soon as this week.
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For the viruses to make you sick, the spikes of hemagglutinin attach to your cells to infect them.
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Just attach everything to Grid-It so you can see it all at once without having to dig.
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It's a violation of federal campaign finance and election law to not attach a name to a mailer.
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It's a violation of federal campaign finance and election law to not attach a name to a mailer.
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What exactly would Stan Bowman have to attach to Brent Seabrook to get another team to take him?
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The job platform used Interviewed's API to let employers attach an automated screening interview or assessment to applications.
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Its initial product, a pair of sensors that attach to the back of a smartphone, sells for $99.
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Teens can also optionally attach a note, like "this is the book I need for class," Amazon says.
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Lawmakers tried to attach an amendment in the last Congress that bill supporters say would expand surveillance powers.
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What kind of materials could you attach to a person or object to create emphasized texture and movement?
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Attach the Circle 2 to the Window Mount and stick to a window to monitor the outside world.
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The worms typically attach to the intestine in order to siphon nutrients from the host&aposs digestive system.
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But you'll also need to buy car seat adapters — small clips that attach the seat to the stroller.
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Just now, doubts — only subtle, nothing intense, but central to the company's identity — attach chiefly to Mr. Ratmansky.
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So why attach an old, potentially fraught label to a new group that can stand on its own?
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The pigmented powder's zinc particles work like a magnet to attach themselves to your hair and cover roots.
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Mostly, you would have dismissed them because for starters, how would you ever attach them to the car?
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You attach it to a chain, and Trico—being Trico—chews and pulls at it, opening another door.
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Attach the backing plate to your drill and sand the entire headlight with the 800-grit sanding disk.
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A series of fingerprints in the hot glue used to attach carbon rods to wooden pressure plate boards.
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There's also no compelling reason to attach a tax advantage to debt that doesn't apply to equity capital.
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Several designs have keychain fastenings that allow the wearer to attach the piece to garments or other accessories.
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The time when the word "global" was likely to attach to the word "digital" is most definitely over.
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In the drying process, minerals — calcium, magnesium, potassium — from the sea water can attach to the sodium chloride.
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These policies require customers to identify themselves, which makes it possible to attach an identity to bitcoin transactions.
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People with medical conditions may want to attach trackers to devices they need to find quickly, like inhalers.
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They use Velcro-tipped javelins to attach to the bulls to prevent harm — and to keep tradition alive.
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"I like to say that Bob and I use the same camera, but attach different lenses," he says.
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The antibodies attach to the tip of the knobs, making it difficult for flu viruses to enter cells.
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Then, they add the metal contacts, which would attach to wires, and finally slice the wafer into microchips.
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In Texas schools cannot charge fees for textbooks In Indiana schools can attach a price tag to books.
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A more recent effort to attach the bill to the reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration was defeated.
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ACE2 provides a place on cell surfaces for the coronavirus to attach and enter in order to replicate.
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That way, a future servicing satellite could approach a failed OneWeb satellite and magnetically attach via the plate.
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"There is no morality attached to technology, it's people that attach morality to technology," Brian Acton tells Levy.
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"The Reagan Show" helps attach a face to the name, but it doesn't accomplish much more than that.
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The virus' circular shell is peppered with spike-shaped proteins that help it attach to a host's cell.
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But the plan's backers acknowledge the most straightforward path would be to attach it to a Johnson plan.
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Its circular shell is peppered with spike-shaped proteins that helps it attach to a host&aposs cells.
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But Dr. Larsen hypothesizes that "the most important ingredient is the personal meaning" I attach to the song.
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After netting them, the scientists examine them, measure their feathers and wings, and attach bands to their legs.
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You can attach them all to create one crazy speaker that projects music and anxiety-inducing lighting effects.
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The court did not attach any comments to its announcement on Friday that it would hear the case.
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But Democrats are deeply worried that Republicans will try to weaken the bill or attach "poison pill" amendments.
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If you attach "The Great" or "The Terrible" to a name, though, what you have is an EPITHET.
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Users can attach a link to a snap, which viewers can navigate to by swiping on the link.
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Gamers attach an ROG XG 2 external graphics dock via Thunderbolt to supercharge the Transformer 3 Pro's performance.
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On the next page, write your review, and then in the "Attach Photos" box click the "Upload" button.
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A detachable keyboard can magnetically attach to one screen, allowing you to use it like a traditional laptop.
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It also comes with built-in liner loops and the ability to attach it to a sleeping pad.
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Variable ND filters attach to a camera lens to control the amount of light that enters the camera.
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Republicans are also hoping to attach longer-term funding for community health centers in the short-term bill.
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And don't forget to attach your World of Hyatt membership to a reservation for added points-earning potential.
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Attach all the parts and get a warning in the driver's seat when someone's in your blind spot.
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For the rest of us, there's no big fancy name to attach to the end of our devices.
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The agency is going to attach a much larger habitat where astronauts can work, relax, eat, and sleep.
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It's unclear whether Democrats will try to attach any other amendments related to Russia during the markup Wednesday.
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For 15 cents, a customer could purchase a small brass tag and attach it to a key ring.
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Gillibrand has tried unsuccessfully in the past to attach her proposal to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
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He said it's unlikely he could attach language to punish Saudi Arabia to a year-end spending bill.
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They attach around a 5 percent probability of his winning, compared with around 15 percent for Le Pen.
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Ms. Newman has offered competing explanations for why she chose to attach herself to the Trump White House.
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Additionally, they've said that they're going to attach work requirements to programs in Section 8, so housing assistance.
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We're given no reason to care about these characters, but Star requires that we attach to them immediately.
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All we need to do now is attach the tube from the ballpoint pen to the toothbrush handle.
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Just fill out an extra form (Schedule C) and attach it to your 1040 income tax form. Done!
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The original (and currently deleted) section of the site promised modules that would attach to the pogo pins on the back, providing extra battery life, more storage space, and most importantly, a RED-made camera sensor complete with a lens mount that would have allowed users to attach real lenses.
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Unless, that is, you attach a QB option to keep the ball and run around the backside edge if that DE doesn't stay home: You can attach QB options to any running play and thus avoid blocking a defender while gaining a "plus one" advantage at the point of attack.
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The second tweak was the determination of other EU countries to attach conditions to a UK-wide customs union.
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"If you're doing this on your own locs, it'd probably take an hour to attach the adornments," Johnson says.
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Just add water to the pot, drop your bag of food in, attach the device, and turn it on.
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And if you wrote out a grocery list, attach a little fuse and light it upon entering the store.
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Have that same energy you had on Life of Pablo or any other project your attach your name to.
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The bigger question is whether web surfers will begin to attach more value to the data they currently share.
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Just attach a little ruffled lace fabric to the bottom of your AC unit and you're good to go.
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For instance, it doesn't attach by suctioning with its mouth—instead, it wears a suction cup for a hat.
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All you have to do is attach it to any Apple MacBook power brick, and you're good to go.
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The new format, called Collections, will let marketers attach multiple product images to a video ad in News Feed.
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Its small, puck-shaped devices attach to the steering wheel and monitor all of its shakes, wobbles and corrections.
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Instead, they decided, they could attach CHIP to something they needed Democratic votes on — like a government funding bill.
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The device will instruct users to expose the person's chest and attach sticky pads with electric sensors to it.
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It also comes with three mounts so you can easily attach it to your arm, helmet, bike, or car.
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Now you might be asking yourself why Elba would attach himself to something that is getting panned by critics.
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The fact that page owners are forced to attach links to their social profiles could cause some users worry.
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This allows the ED to attach all such properties acquired from illegal monies for a period of six months.
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You still attach this little device to a paper airplane, which is then controlled on your phone via Bluetooth.
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Slide it in and attach it before sealing up the cereal box and cutting off the two top corners.
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The astronauts on board the station will then use the arm to attach the capsule to the Harmony module.
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Two, when weighing its interests and values in foreign policy, how much weight does Trump's America attach to values?
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To use, attach the cooker to a pot filled with water and plug it in to the nearest outlet.
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It would be harder for them to convince a foreign court to allow them to attach an asset abroad.
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It's free to join the platform to connect and communicate with other artists, and to attach yourself to projects.
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Attach anything larger than a small camera and the end of the robot's arm wouldn't get off the ground.
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Some people have made trailers that can attach to the back of a Bird scooter and haul things around.
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The Connector can also be used to attach a Surface Dock for multiple monitors, Ethernet, and additional USB connections.
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For the last part get some type of strong adhesive to attach to the printed photo and tile coaster.
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You can also search the photos using keywords to help you find the right ones you want to attach.
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It's irresponsible for Google to carelessly attach some implicit credibility to a story that is pushing bullshit climate denial.
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HAKUTO, Japan's sole entrant into the competition, will attach two rovers, known as Moonraker and Tetris, to Astrobotic's lander.
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Instead Samsung included a little sticker you can attach to the case and then slip the S Pen into.
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All I had to do was straighten and tighten the handlebars, attach the pedals, and adjust the seat height.
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A magnetic charging cable is easy to attach, but a stronger magnet would prevent it from easily popping off.
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"When people who are infected touch their anus, the eggs attach to their fingertips," the Library of Medicine explains.
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Apple likened the assignment to writing an email, with options to attach PDFs and links to each new project.
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Some protesters used bicycle locks and makeshift handcuffs to attach themselves to construction equipment and vehicles, the department said.
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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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The next plan was to attach a long leash to the harness and lower the dog to the ground.
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Its job is to carry the required amino acid to the ribosome and attach it in the correct place.
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Bees wax was often used by artists to attach a new canvas to the back of an older one.
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Sometimes I just throw things in to throw the viewer off from trying to attach any meaning to it.
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It can easily attach to your backpack and takes up minimal space in your bag when not in use.
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It supports several different cables so you can attach the smartphone, game console, or movie player of your choice.
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Just slip in the Switch, attach the headset to the Toy-Con you want to use, and that's it.
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Because why wouldn't you attach a stabilization mount designed for helicopters to the biggest land animal in the world?
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Basically, it's a computer that you attach to your face that overlays images and objects in your living room.
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Its app lets users attach text and emojis to real world objects and share videos of their AR creations.
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Meanwhile, companies such as Motorola have made smartphones that attach to a dock and function like a traditional computer.
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Smugglers attach a package of 10 phones to the cable with a carabiner, and the drone flies straight up.
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Single coral polyps attach, building and grow together as a colony in one large aggregation of connected individual organisms.
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The Tamagotchi includes a chain that you can use to attach it to your key ring or belt loop.
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When you switch the app to 3D mode, it will recommend you attach the training wheels to the pen.
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But the US government said it would not attach any special meaning to the "track-two" dialogue in Oslo.
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The site allowed anyone to attach a gif, usually animated but not always, to a bit of looping sound.
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The lander didn't land as intended in November 2014 and failed to properly attach itself to the comet's surface.
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That feeling becomes more pronounced when you attach the keyboard cover which wraps around both sides of the device.
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Enter: the ALLTUL, a set of five pocket-sized, animal-shaped multi-tools that attach easily to your keychain.
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The screen is still superb and there's still a magnet on the left side to attach the Surface Pen.
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Rescue services have begun to attach lines to the ship from tugboats to begin towing it towards the port.
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And in 2011, the court said police needed a warrant to attach a GPS tracker to a suspect's car.
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There is widespread speculation that they can't attach Hyde language (no federal funds for abortions) to the new credits.
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There aren't many DJs I attach colors and images to in the same way I do with the Swimmers.
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At least Beats smartly provides a metal snap hook that you can attach to the case and your backpack.
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Additionally, there are all kinds of sounds you can attach to your Skylander to give them even more personality.
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Their research has already shown that tubeworm larvae like to attach themselves to surfaces covered with lots of bacteria.
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"Developers can attach and upload services to our agent," Samsung executive vice president Rhee Injong said at a briefing.
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Facebook wants you to attach emojis to your friends' messages the same way you do with News Feed posts.
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I remember last time we spoke, you were puzzling over exactly how to attach cameras to the underwater pavilions.
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Lee blocked the public lands bill from moving forward in December because he could not attach the Utah provision.
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You can also choose to attach an additional spike on the side of each clog for no extra cost.
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Do the Knicks attach one of Frank Ntilikina or Kevin Knox to either Joakim Noah or Courtney Lee's contract?
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Or are they willing to attach someone like Winslow to one of their larger, shorter contracts and land Love?
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The new changes mean Outlook users can attach documents from Google Drive and receive and edit files within Outlook.
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A team trainer had to attach a coat hanger to a long piece of string to fish it out.
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Democrats have introduced bills to block the ban and sought to attach them to the annual defense policy bill.
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Most doors attach to frames with butt hinges, which have visible knuckles whether the door is open or closed.
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As more creatures attach to the island, the structure could help calm ocean waves, thereby protecting coasts from flooding.
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IZettle will likely provide small point-of-sale devices that attach to mobile phones to businesses that are offline.
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The seventh generation iPad will have a smart connector to attach an optional keyboard that doubles as a cover.
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It even comes with a carabiner clip so you can attach it to your leash, doggy bag, or car.
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The cards are a special format that lets curators attach music or any other audio content to a tweet.
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She called the jobs report "disappointing", but said "one should not attach too much significance to a single report".
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I think the clue might have been written to attach him to a woman, this being Women's History Month.
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It is almost impossible in most cases to attach the words of one person to the deeds of another.
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Some include behind-the-scenes or other special access so it's hard to attach an exact value to them.
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Legislators working with Uber and Lyft could attach an exemption for drivers or write separate legislation to do so.
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In fact, SpaceX's Dragon made history in 2012, by becoming the first private vehicle to attach the ISS ever.
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In fact, SpaceX's Dragon made history in 2012, by becoming the first private vehicle to attach the ISS ever.
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It falls to a team of dock workers to attach them to a crane set on a mammoth barge.
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And the ability to attach these things to massive social networks means everyone has a built-in, captive audience.
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Investors now attach a hefty discount to the idea that Mr. Woodman can produce a string of hit products.
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Mr. Adams was getting ready to attach them to wooden wheels and place them on the roadway at MAD.
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No, he said, we had to attach the scrolls to something, or they would blow away in the wind.
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The gates may rise up beneath the elevated Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, but they will not attach to it.
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They threw me on the floor, pulled my underpants down and tried to attach the wires to my genitals.
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Attach Here Your request reminded me of two fierce books about female friendships that resonate in different minor keys.
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Please attach your essay as a Word-compatible document AND paste the text into the body of the email.
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And that comes with a host of expectations that may not attach to a more traditional kind of talent.
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You can attach specific notes to meetings via Outlook and prioritize them using tags of various levels of urgency.
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At the end of the tether are two small barbs that attach to a person when they make contact.
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CNN reports the small device will attach to the back of TVs and work with the Android TV platform.
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Attach it to your suitcase, and you'll always know its location using an NFC device or the tag's PIN.
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To expand rural broadband, Booker said he would make an "unprecedented" federal investment, but didn't attach a price tag.
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They did not come with the fitting needed to attach them to the protective suits worn in germ labs.
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The size of the budget, for example, swells or ebbs depending on the importance that we attach to wine.
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Unlike the Furbo, it comes with a mounting kit so that you can attach it securely to the wall.
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Attach it to your backpack or waistband with the integrated clip, or wear it on the included adjustable belt.
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HABERMAN: On tax reform very quickly just because you said you might attach infrastructure to another piece of legislation.
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It's super simple to attach to any toilet and makes for a convenient and creative nightlight for your restroom.
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Frameless mounting means you can attach accessories much more easily and the battery and memory card are always accessible.
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They attach onto your tap and typically last longer than other options, filtering out more impurities than pitchers do.
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Commenting on this, Christl agreed it sounds as if publishers "somehow attach Facebook pixel events to SimpleReach's cloudfront domain".
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Antibodies directed against a particular drug can attach to the drug and completely neutralize its effects in the body.
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United States Customs and Border Protection, which operates the tower, wants to attach a net to deter the birds.
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While Operation Peacemaker does attach conditions to fellowship stipends, fellows are never explicitly asked to put down their guns.
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She noted that the brads used to attach the canvas were of a kind typically seen in the 1850s.
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Microsoft's Surface devices have always included optional keyboards that attach to transform the tablet into more of a laptop.
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"While vigorously developing artificial intelligence, we must attach great importance to the possible risk," the State Council's document read.
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Winter ticks form enormous clusters, attach themselves to animals by the thousands and stay for their entire life cycle.
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"Being the main financial person in charge, I attach all necessary documents for you to review," Mr. Lin wrote.
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Our mission was to get the Talibans atention and hopefully have them attach use and give there position away.
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There's also an extra port to attach an IR extender to beam the signal into hard-to-reach places.
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Instead, doctors drill titanium rods into the remaining bone and attach them to advanced prostheses, creating more dynamic limbs.
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Attach your essay as a Microsoft Word-compatible document AND paste the text into the body of the email.
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It is that no one can attach objective probabilities to the various possible outcomes of the current Bitcoin enthusiasm.
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Rather than attach each photograph to a specific story, they're presented separately, and connected by an index of symbols.
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The new system would allow scientists to attach fat molecules to drugs to keep them in the body longer.
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But they've lacked an easy way to attach them to all the things you might want to attach them to, which is why my personal favorite gadget of the decade is the Hero 8 Black — or, more specifically, the two stowable prongs that are attached to the bottom of the Hero 8.
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Whereas before you could merely search Frinkiac for your favorite Simpsons quote and attach it to the accompanying image from the show, you can now search for your favorite Simpsons quote and attach it to an accompanying GIF, which everyone knows is just the more fun evolution of a boring old still photo.
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I think we attach meaning to clothes because they're something tangible from the past that you can keep using today.
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Meanwhile, you can send a Live Photo as a GIF by using the 3D Touch feature from the "Attach" interface.
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Then she'll attach a large suction cup to either buttock and let it vacuum up my flesh for 20 minutes.
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Such agencies, said the former Philip Morris executive, benefit from tobacco tax revenues and attach less weight to health concerns.
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Because space in a block is limited, spenders attach a fee to incentivize miners to include their transaction before others.
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For clarity, we include a list of the questions below, and attach a transcript of yesterday's session to this letter.
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In one video, Kim showed the girls how to attach Coachella flower crowns to their heads, via a Snapchat filter.
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They relied heavily on math, as the graphic treatment had very little meaning without strict percentages to attach to it.
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A break from all of the cute photos- This is Izzy's daily reality, and how we attach the temporary prosthetics.
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Rescuers had failed to properly attach a hook to the harness as the woman was being pulled onto the helicopter.
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You'll still be able to attach an optional keyboard cover, but there's no S Pen stylus support this time around.
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It also doesn't have a USB port to attach a storage drive for media or backups, which many routers provide.
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The creation began as a research project into how upper-limb prosthetics attach to and are controlled by the body.
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And because she's wearing a corset, there's something to attach it all to, so it moves easily around her body.
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To charge it, you simply attach the stylus to the magnetic connector on the right side of your iPad Pro.
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Nurses and doctors attach a Keller-Blake splint to a patient at the American Hospital of Paris, circa 1915–1916.
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We attach these tubings to the garment, and then underneath that we wear a heart monitor to measure heart rate.
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The Touch Bar will also list recently used documents when you compose an email, allowing you to quickly attach documents.
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But you should also be able to attach them to an email or drop them into any number of services.
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You can also attach files of just about any type to a thread, even those outside of the standard Microsoftiverse.
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You'll then be able to attach your fidget spinner to the pasties and, hey presto, you've got yourself a Fidgetiddie.
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With Project Lincoln, you start with the idea for your visualization and then attach the data as you go along.
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But the HyperDrive USB-C Hub Attach goes a step further by actually serving as an active USB-C hub.
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Essentially, these nanoparticles are trained to seek out and attach to the specific type of protein that marks a CTC.
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They're both wingless parasitic insects that spread through human contact, attach themselves to hair shafts, and feast on human blood.
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As a child, you attach yourself to certain objects and hold on to certain moments as a means of escape.
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If I could attach myself to my phone with some sort of strange, dystopian umbilical cord-like apparatus, I would.
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The other big advantage the Pro has is a smart connector, which lets you physically attach keyboards and keyboard cases.
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Once they're in place, μRobotex switches tools and uses a gas injection system to attach those surfaces to each other.
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A customer would use the screw and tools to attach the cleats to their sneakers or desired pair of shoes.
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You could attach a bunch of different names to it, but clearly that is a big driving force of this.
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Your thumbs will be raw and sore by the time you attach the last piece, but it's a satisfying soreness.
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Though it's designed specifically for your feline friend, there's no reason why you can attach it to your pooch too.
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Clinton and Sanders both campaigned in Michigan, a sign of the importance both attach to the state's primary on Tuesday.
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Northwell Ventures went back to the drawing board and developed a more secure unit to attach to the waterproof prosthesis.
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The band is soft and comfortable and is easy on and off thanks to the velcro used to attach it.
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Confederates on the other side attach the cable to a fixed point, say 10 or 15 feet off the ground.
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Co-founders Hurley and Pedtke were hesitant to attach a number to an Infinite Socket when asked repeatedly about price.
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Nor has the administration tested whether it's politically possible to attach elements of the health care fight to tax reform.
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The JIRA power-up similarly lets you link JIRA issues with Trello cards and attach issue status, priority, assignee etc.
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The lampreys were caught alive; to ensure they would attach themselves to the fishing bucket, a boy continually stirred it.
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You can attach it to the tablet and it won't get in the way if you're using it in landscape.
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They also highlighted the importance they attach to the role of the World Trade Commission and the International Monetary Fund.
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Narrow strips of paper, bent to have little flat "feet" on each end, were provided to attach the lacy papers.
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That is, of course, about half as much as the phones they attach to, though cheaper than a new DSLR.
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Personal locator beacons (PLBs), which attach to clothing or life jackets, also might have helped searchers find the boys themselves.
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The word "neurotic" will inevitably attach itself to obituaries of Wilder, who died on Monday at the age of 83.
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It allows pros to attach a wide range of compatible cameras from Black Magic, Canon, Panasonic, RED, Sony, and Nikon.
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Others are skeptical McConnell will bring anything to the floor, but may attach something to a must-pass spending bill.
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Bump stocks are devices that attach to a firearm that enable a shooter to fire bullets rapidly, mimicking automatic gunfire.
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Senators voted 21625-2900 to attach the deal to an Iran sanctions bill currently being debated on the Senate floor.
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Flamethrower company Throwflame has created a device you can attach to a personal drone to spew flames into the air.
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"Locally, we don't attach a stigma to it, it's every walk of life, every race, every income level," Allen says.
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A shuttle that travels inside the tubes would attach (via a magnetic connector arm) to existing trains outside the tube.
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They depict a slightly redesigned Glass body, but there's no detail on how this version will attach to your head.
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That is, until you attach the word "tempting" to a massive stockpile of nuclear weapons, as the Times does above.
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Clagett designed a set of rails to attach the system's Joy-Cons to (and posted the files online for free).
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Diemut Strebe: This project explores how values attach to concepts and objects in reference to luxury and art and society.
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Jones, a case that challenged whether police can attach a GPS tracking device to a vehicle to monitor its movements.
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I usually attach my tulle to the top and then work my way down to maintain a sense of flow.
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All you have to do is press "attach to Snap" on the bottom to add the link to your Snap.
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For now, ours is just resting on a table, but you can attach it to a wall if you prefer.
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If we must have massive subsidies and special tax benefits, these ought to attach to individual Americans, not giant corporations.
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