There's also a port for attaching accessories or a smartphone.
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Hillary Clinton is attaching herself to much of Obama's legacy.
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Investors cautioned against attaching too much significance to the number.
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The mount also has a fixture for attaching to tripods.
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Attaching it to a bigger immigration bill is killing it.
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What about attaching a GPS device to a suspect's car?
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Attaching your identity to one of those doesn't really work.
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"Annotation is about attaching something to the thing," Lehman said.
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In addition to attaching the debt ceiling to the Harvey aid, a report from Axios' Jonathan Swan said GOP leadership is also considering attaching a continuing resolution (CR) to fund the government to the package.
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Harris' comments, quoting him and attaching a video of the moment.
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Stock investors are attaching a high probability to both this year.
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Repeat step 3, attaching ornaments every 5 inches on the twine.
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Attaching Marvel or Lucasfilm ... Actually all of those are always successful.
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I don't really agree with attaching music to it's geographical location.
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Same vibe, MacDonell intimated over email, attaching the photo he'd taken.
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The Modular Handgun System has an ambidextrous external safety, self-illuminating tritium sights for low-light conditions, an integrated rail for attaching enablers and an Army standard suppressor conversion kit for attaching an acoustic/flash suppressor.
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By attaching fluorescent tags to individual protein molecules, he can see exactly where they go and how they stymie the growth of ice crystals by attaching themselves to incipient crystals in ways that stop them extending themselves.
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There's a convenient hole for attaching to key chains, purses or backpacks.
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Someone gets the privilege of attaching their name to your site. Right.
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It also has a faster USB 3.0 port for attaching NAS devices.
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Arm attaching inflatable module #BEAM to the Node 3 aft port. pic.twitter.
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There's a microphone "array," though no port for attaching an external mic.
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This done, they tried attaching the scaffolds to hearts taken from pigs.
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I mean, attaching Marty Scorsese was a useful thing in that regard.
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And then you shave them, before attaching the sensors on with glue.
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Both are necessary evils for easily attaching Moto Mods, so they're forgivable.
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I'm attaching a family picture taken on the day of my birthday.
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Chamoun before him, trying to push outside powers into attaching their Middle
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We will be attaching the judgements to all those things in Florida.
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Bigelow has proposed attaching the new module to the ISS as well.
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You can make money by attaching ads to those recommendations. Correct. Correct.
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The last skill to perfect was attaching the sole and the studs.
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This concept — finding and attaching yourself to different groups — is called tribalism.
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Second, platforms should consider attaching a periodic expiration date to exclusionary actions.
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Rhetoric attaching regulatory policy to large-scale economic harm is largely groundless.
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"We make the mistake of attaching the word God to religion," Canela explains.
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Wind and problems attaching a base plate to one spool caused some delays.
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Like the company's modular cinema cameras, the Hydrogen is all about attaching accessories.
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"Attaching a legal label to the ghastly crimes ... may seem inconsequential," Ross said.
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Not to mention attaching your earbuds to your tracker just doesn't seem right.
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"It seems to me it should be lower," he wrote, attaching a draft.
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Step One Carefully measure the points where you will be attaching your screws.
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Step 3: Devise a process for attaching the Apple Watch to the forearm.
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All that remains to be done is attaching the Fidgetiddies to your breasts.
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Microsoft is reportedly experimenting with attaching cameras to shopping carts to track items.
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An example would be attaching the debt limit to a balanced-budget amendment.
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The process involves attaching the donated lungs to a ventilator, pump and filters.
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Gamers can customize the controller by attaching switches, joysticks, and other external devices.
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So no more attaching screenshots in emails or tweeting the company for support.
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"I'm really wary of attaching myself to anything on the Internet," they said.
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But she is talking about the danger in attaching positivity to being thin.
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More significantly, it was the first game that I remember attaching myself to.
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And like any good scientists, they did so by attaching cameras to penguins.
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You'd identify if and how a phage is attaching to cholera-causing bacteria.
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He peddled inferior glass to Italian-Americans by attaching "made in Italy" stickers.
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One of them purported to be from Harvard University, attaching a fake paper.
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Frauders frequently target gas stations by attaching skimming devices that steal card information.
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Matheson had realized Spackman admired Mark and was attaching her career to Mark's.
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But the Rocky star took things a step further by attaching a 100-lbs.
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Opioids work by attaching themselves to the body's natural opioid receptors and numbing pain.
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Attaching critical pieces together in space allows engineers to get around big rockets, too.
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And Google's own Gmail crashed when I was attaching a photo to a message.
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Attaching the two, silver plastic feet to the TV takes less than five minutes.
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And by attaching his name to "Despacito," he introduced his fans to the song.
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In the past, YouTube has caused controversy for attaching sponsored content to questionable videos.
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One of those is looser deployment rules around attaching telecom equipment to utility poles.
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The chosen services are then available whenever you're attaching a file to an email.
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Users can feel confident attaching either of these alongside your keys and resting easy.
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Classical music has taken to attaching the word "project" to undertakings large and small.
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Attaching a reversal of the transgender policy to the NDAA would cost Democratic votes.
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Attaching a helper handle like the EziMate BackEZ makes it even easier to use.
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Like Apple's Pencil, it charges wirelessly, attaching magnetically to the tablet to power up.
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But he did succeed in attaching his name to Harvard for generations to come.
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Gandhi inverted the social structure by attaching the name "Mahajan" to "Majoor," or laborers.
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End that habit once and for all by attaching the KeySmart Pro to them.
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GOP congressional leaders and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin have supported attaching the two measures.
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This is the same false narrative we've been attaching to Tiger his whole life.
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The camera featured a thick, waterproof housing and strap for attaching it to your wrist.
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"I discovered that attaching knowledge to text is actually a pretty hard problem," Chandra says.
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For typical headphones, that would mean attaching a battery pack that needs to be recharged.
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Or perhaps the social media person failed to recognize that they were attaching a burger?
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They'll have to keep Republican senators from attaching pieces of ACA repeal and derailing it.
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Democrats have accused Republicans of attaching controversial provisions related to abortion that they cannot accept.
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It's far from certain the strategy of attaching the issue to the NDAA will work.
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Though it is more than possible to go over the top with attaching the sparkles.
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He claimed that attaching the ban to an offshore-drilling measure ensured it would pass.
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For instance, the HIV drug Enfuvirtide blocks the virus from even attaching to human cells.
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In 2009, a woman was seriously hurt after attaching a dildo to a power saw.
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The Core is charged by attaching a magnetic cable to the side of the device.
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In fact, attaching to those areas comprises a key strategy of the business, he said.
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But humans are unique, I believe, in their pursuit of attaching one thing to another.
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States like Kentucky are attaching a work requirement to Medicaid where there never was one.
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Julian Schnabel's art has taught him the value of attaching found objects to his paintings.
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"This video shows the importance of attaching all chests and dressers to the wall," she said.
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You can augment it by attaching a cellphone or a camera to then record and hear.
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However, none have immediately become break-out hits thanks to attaching themselves to the viral game.
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He or she can do this on the cancer deferment form or by attaching a letter.
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In addition, cord cutters can expand the onboard storage by attaching their own USB hard drive.
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Elon talked about attaching their own networks to our own heads to be smart like them.
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They usually work by attaching electrodes directly onto the brain, or by wearing an EEG cap.
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And that, experiments have shown, can be done by attaching polyethylene glycol (PEG) molecules to it.
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"What's the name of this mixtape?" tweeted filmmaker Matthew Cherry, attaching a screenshot of the image.
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Begin attaching the flowers and leaves to the circular loop with small drops of hot glue.
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So I'm looking forward to it but I'm super cautious about attaching an expectation to it.
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Attaching them is as easy as applying a band-aid, and removing them is even easier.
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The hook attaching the basket to the wire is designed to spin—and spin it did.
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That could mean anything from attaching a camera to an additional battery, GPS, buttons and more.
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The National Park Service stated that attaching anything to the Statue of Liberty is strictly prohibited.
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The next big feature in phones is a magnetic connector for quickly attaching and enabling accessories.
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Simply attaching a sensor and adding connectivity doesn't automatically make a device smarter or more useful.
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"I understand attaching controversial issues to important legislation ... but this is a national emergency," Biden added.
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Setting it up typically involves filling out a short form and attaching a voided blank check.
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A number of dancers rushed to her aid, re-attaching the straps as best they could.
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Lawmakers have found a way around this by attaching emergency clauses to all sorts of legislation.
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In 1973, Congress went further, attaching the Case-Church Amendment to a State Department appropriations bill.
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As a result, individual members became ad hoc authorizers directly attaching spending requests to appropriation bills.
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NSO's computers have systems in place to stop employees attaching external storage devices to company computers.
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Now, of course we don't want people attaching an unlimited amount of junk to their tweets.
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"This situation certainly demonstrates the downside of attaching basic protections to W-2 employment," he said.
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Because that is the reality of revealing someone's private information and attaching it to their posts.
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It's small, waterproof, and comes with a multitude of options for attaching it to your child.
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For Harrold, attaching such an event or campaign to a social initiative has a massive payout.
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Dr. Sandler vacuumed up data on rampant discrimination, attaching 80 pages of documentation to the complaint.
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These is roughly the problems that Irish sword-builder michaelcthulhu was experiencing, so he came up with the simple and not-at-all-janky solution of attaching an impact hammer to a car jack, and then attaching the car jack to the underside of his bed.
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Gorsuch said the court reviewed the law and found that attaching a GPS to a car is the same as attaching something to someone else's property, which constitutes as trespass to chattels and a search, even though the technology didn't exist when the law was written.
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The bigger issue is whether the airport has the capability of attaching two jetways to the plane.
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More importantly, as I said before, this involved attaching teeny goggles onto teeny mantis faces with beeswax.
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YouTuber Nintendrew decided to find out by attaching the device to a Durovis Dive 7 VR headset.
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"I'm never attaching myself to those old feelings," she said during the appearance with costar Craig Conover.
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In the case of HIV, it works by keeping the virus from attaching to susceptible healthy cells.
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"We measured heat detection and heat pain by attaching a thermode to the penis," Bossio told Broadly.
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Attaching one to a pair of keys, a backpack, or even a dog collar is a breeze.
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"Not a dream, it's real," the worker's rights group Sendika tweeted, attaching a video recording the message.
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A magnet for picnickers, it was once the place couples proclaimed their love by attaching metal padlocks.
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But attaching the criminal justice bill could spark pushback from conservatives, who are opposed to the legislation.Sen.
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" Like Ryan, Meadows said attaching a DACA fix to an omnibus spending bill "would be a problem.
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And yes, that means I'm willing to struggle through three failed attempts of attaching said duvet cover.
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Addressing those challenges will require a more subtle approach than just attaching more renewables to the grid.
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Then, you can develop that latent image into a real image by attaching another material, silver, afterwards.
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Attaching such labels to the justices is a common and unfortunate fixture of our politically polarized era.
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To officially kick things off, I'm attaching a project agreement, outlining our timeline, deliverables, and fee schedule.
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Cornyn managed to kill an earlier version of the bill in 2016 by attaching a similar amendment.
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A jolt of electricity is delivered to a body with bolts attaching its head to its neck.
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The Senate is now attaching it to a broader spending bill that could take months to complete.
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Mr. Ronneberg unpacked the rucksacks and began attaching explosives to the storage cylinders and water-distillation apparatus.
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A very effective way of generating grass-roots energy is attaching to transformative changes these policies signal.
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It took a second for me to even get comfortable with attaching my face to my music.
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"I reshared," Phan wrote in a tweet, attaching a screenshot of the tips her friend sent her.
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Attaching such a charged issue to annual, mandatory government funding measures could instigate a risky political fight.
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The body has also been redesigned: It no longer needs a cage for attaching accessories to it.
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In 2009, he was successful in attaching a version of that plan to the economic stimulus bill.
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Distributing malware by attaching tainted documents to emails is one of the oldest tricks in the book.
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It snarled, full of resentment about a woman attaching herself to Mr. Puth for the wrong reasons.
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As president-elect, he has not begun attaching himself to the system of governance he'll soon oversee.
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He repeated that he wants to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "without attaching any conditions".
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By attaching chunks of colored, light-catching Murano glass to the canvas, he turned paintings into reliefs.
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But he diluted the power by also attaching "sleepy" to Graydon Carter of Vanity Fair in 2013.
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A stagehand was constructing a butt and attaching it to one of the bodies near the front.
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Trump rarely gives data without attaching descriptors that tell us exactly how to feel about that data.
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And the only way we can battle it is by attaching neural networks to our own brains.
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These comments are often identical, with users simply attaching their names to statements pre-written by the groups.
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Larry Burrows attaching cameras to the Yankee Papa 13 helicopter prior to a mission during the Vietnam War.
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The next critical step for the latest SpaceX mission will be attaching the Dragon spacecraft to the station.
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Rather, John's entire M.O. is attaching himself to the strongest women he could find and wrecking their lives.
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I got the telescoping pole section together, but didn't make it to the reel or attaching the string.
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By attaching the firm's products to their chair, deaf players can feel those cues instead of hearing them.
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I think it might be designed for attaching to a wallet and then hanging from your belt loop?
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A primary reason for attaching conditions is that previous repatriation holidays did little to boost the real economy.
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"You can imagine attaching the peptides to spermicidal sponges, or to vaginal rings impregnated with hormones," Dean says.
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It suggested competition authorities have not been strict enough in blocking and attaching conditions to the mergers. Sen.
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" The policy aims to recognize a woman's pain during her menstrual cycle without attaching the "label of illness.
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Attaching measures to toughen CFIUS to the defense bill would all but guarantee that they would become law.
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After she posted the photo, people started drawing their own partners and attaching their photos to Semmel's tweet.
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He responded to the original tweet directly, attaching a photograph of himself in the same pair of shorts.
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The Z3 Play's got two eyesores: the huge camera hump and the magnetic contact for attaching Moto Mods.
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He added the nation is not attaching such preconditions as the withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Korea.
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So the entire process consists of them hitting print to PDF and attaching that PDF to an email.
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Republican leaders may consider attaching this hike to a big (likely awful) spending deal currently being hammered out.
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Moto takes a different approach to attaching accessories in the form of 16 connector pins on the back.
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Another display beckons them to "Create Your Own Aqueduct" by attaching pieces of PVC pipe to a wall.
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"But we will," he added, gesturing toward welders attaching aluminum plates to the inverted frame of a hull.
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Congressional leaders are considering attaching as much as $1.1 billion in Zika spending to the temporary spending bill.
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There's some thought of simply attaching welfare reform on to a larger Farm Bill later in the year.
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If some critics gave her works a feminist reading, she herself shied away from attaching such direct meanings.
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The false promise of the meritocracy is that you can earn dignity by attaching yourself to prestigious brands.
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If they could develop structures that kept the glue from attaching smoothly, it could compromise the animals' grip.
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Sleep Score is pretty much what it sounds like, attaching a number to the quality of one's sleep.
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By attaching the "second headquarters" title to their new office, Amazon could get even more incentives, he said.
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For Advano, the key is attaching a reactive nanoparticle to silicon scrap as those scraps are being crushed.
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As democratic countries intent on attaching themselves to Western institutions, Georgia and Ukraine may well deserve NATO membership.
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There's the new 10th-generation Intel chips and a USB-C port for both charging and attaching accessories.
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"Thanks for your help," Mr. Manafort wrote sarcastically in an email to Mr. Craig, attaching the rejection letter.
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Attaching these things together -- in total an $855 billion funding bill package -- was done intentionally by congressional negotiators.
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That discovery, known as conjugation, involves attaching proteins to the polysaccharides — complex sugars — on the bacterium's outer capsule.
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Maybe attaching a work requirement to Medicaid, as conservatives propose, will prod the poor to get a job.
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He also sent her an anonymous email, attaching nude photographs of her and threatening to release them publicly.
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The indictment said Ms. Veselnitskaya exchanged emails with a senior Russian prosecutor, attaching drafts with edits and comments.
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"Thanks for your help," Mr. Manafort wrote sarcastically in an email to Mr. Craig, attaching the rejection letter.
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Attaching things like chemotherapy drugs to the monoclonal antibodies turned out to alter their affinity for cancer cells.
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Implications Attaching personality to consumer products can create a greater sense of connection to the devices that we use.
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On Tuesday, the White House left the door open to Trump attaching the debt ceiling and border wall fights.
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You can charge new the Apple Pencil 2 wirelessly (thank god) by magnetically attaching it to the new iPad.
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"There is no accepted, reliable way of attaching a statistical weight to a mixed YSTR DNA test," he said.
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The stylus charges wireless, attaching magnetically to the rear of the device, so you're less likely to misplace it.
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"If those cells are still attaching and grafting and surviving, then healthier cells should have no trouble," Mohanty said.
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And I didn't want some smug prick attaching himself to our music and try to normalize himself with it.
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By attaching wireless connectivity into national security, the Trump administration is putting its heaviest hand behind such a recommendation.
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It entails piecing together all of the limbs to a torso cover and then attaching a life support system.
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Microsoft might not fully ditch the idea of magnetic attaching charges like Apple did for its USB-C charging.
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Then he fucked it up by attaching a recipe for "Pizza Dough Cinnamon Rolls" at the end of it.
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But previous methods were slow and limited, essentially painting oneself with conductive ink or attaching a thin conductive film.
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With a dove tail joint attaching two pieces of wood on each side, the box seemingly shouldn't even exist.
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The left here is always attaching to strange iconography, like the Phanatic or the Secret Admirer's Wolf and such.
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Lauer can be seen sitting on the couch as Vieira stands up while attaching a microphone to her shirt.
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The team has tested things like attaching cameras to shopping carts and using smartphones to pay in various ways.
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To either side of the actuator are cables, attaching the moving tech to the main board of the phone.
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Tape isn't just for attaching posters to walls—it finds use throughout industry, from surgeries to iPhones to cars.
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Meanwhile, she suggests keeping bigger kids in place by using just the lap straps without attaching the shoulder straps.
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Chains of FimH, a type of protein, attaching to human cells are the culprit behind E. coli's vice grip.
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In "Becoming Eichmann," Cesarani took Hannah Arendt to task for attaching "the banality of evil" to a mass murderer.
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Cabrera (Danielle De Jesus) has decided to use Luschek as a human shield, attaching herself to him with handcuffs.
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I sometimes picture him attaching his characters like leeches to his arms and allowing them to suck his lifeblood.
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There are no external straps or loops for attaching bed rolls or other hanging accessories like a wet umbrella.
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French engineer Gustave Trouvé designed the first electric vehicle in 1880 by attaching an electric motor to his tricycle.
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By attaching the small Joy-Con controllers to either side, you can play the Switch as a handheld console.
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And what queer fans might have been attaching to back then was Gilbert herself, who came out in 2010.
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What's more, it's unclear how attaching them to the already struggling Joe franchise will boost either of their fortunes.
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On the small boat, Mr. Malinowski and three scientists pulled at the rope, attaching it to the final anchor.
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They do this by attaching themselves to the GABA-A receptors and increasing the effectiveness of the GABA neurotransmitter.
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My favorite story of technological innovation in the exhibition involves attaching tags to sea creatures to track their movements.
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And at its very best, politics ennobles us by attaching us to great cause for justice and human dignity.
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People on Twitter copy-and-pasted it word for word, attaching their own depictions of bitter and gruesome battle.
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The Just Pizza & Wing Co. franchise in Amherst, New York, is attaching flyers of adoptable dogs to its boxes.
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At least one attacker hung his knife around his wrist by attaching a leather strap to the knife handle.
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Ms. Mark-Viverito did not back down, attaching the condition to $26 million in spending on immigrant legal services.
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This means you no longer need to put the camera into a case before attaching it to a mount.
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As a finishing touch, they put a white sheet over the altar, attaching it to the factory's original pulleys.
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They were close to attaching a $250 million package to the bill but couldn't overcome an objection from Sen.
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Beijing may be lowering borrowing costs, but it is also attaching special rules to mortgage lending rates, for instance.
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Republicans had eyed attaching the emergency clause to another piece of legislation, but Democrats collectively voted against the proposal.
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Thus far, most demonstration plants of any size attaching CCS to fossil fuel facilities have been over-budget disasters.
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And they could argue that the products are expressive by attaching some sort of message, however vague, to them.
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This process also dries up the layer right under the skin, preventing bacteria from attaching itself to the meat.
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Still, Baik said he is at ease with rolling the ball out and attaching only a few strings to it.
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On Friday, specialists succeeded in attaching a line, only to see it snap when powerful waves applied too much strain.
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Custom shortcuts in macOSOver in Apple country, you've got a native option for attaching keyboard shortcuts to menus and actions.
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When the wrist folds and contracts, the cables attaching the fingers to the base structure cause the fingers to curl.
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"We're attaching ourselves to these characters that are helping us climb out of this pit we've fallen into," she said.
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"We&aposre not the ones who need to be careful," Fields allegedly wrote back, attaching an image of Adolf Hitler.
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The issue the commission addressed yesterday concerns the rules governing the procedure of attaching wires and cells to utility poles.
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It's not your kid on your identity, on your cellphone at home attaching their fingerprints or iris to your identity.
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And instead of attaching to her teeth, the jewelry wraps around her jawline and up the middle of her mouth.
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The 5C key is water-resistant, but incredibly tiny and easily misplaced, so I'd recommend attaching it to a keychain.
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By attaching to that magnet, you're growing the influence of Silicon Valley as well as reaping the benefits of it.
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Rounding things out is a POGO pin connector for attaching modular add-ons, although details on those are still slim.
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As might be expected, circumstances—particularly any fame already attaching to a recording artist or artists—had an effect, too.
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"Happy birthday Amy," she wrote, adding an "X" to signify a kiss and attaching a photo of a grinning Winehouse.
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Instead of attaching an unwieldy plastic box to the jacket, the jacket's creators have embedded wireless sensors in a cufflink.
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She's not merely attaching herself to great filmmakers, but defining, throughout her career, a consistent vision of realism in performance.
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Of course, attaching this to a pair of sunglasses ultimately makes them less versatile than a standard pair of headphones.
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Mnuchin told lawmakers last week he would prefer a clean hike of the borrowing limit, without attaching any spending cuts.
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For example, having to go through multiple steps to achieve a desired outcome is bad, like attaching and detaching cords.
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The Conservancy began attaching satellite tags to 10 hawksbill turtles in mid-April, the start of the peak nesting season.
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" Posobiec asked Disney, attaching an image of a 2011 tweet from Gunn joking about the ending to "The Giving Tree.
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Star disrupts their natural order by instantly attaching herself to Jake, with a proprietary, aggressive resentment in place of affection.
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Now he is attaching his name to a young digital coin project based on the technology of digital currency ethereum.
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Larissa Siems, the assistant, was attaching the steel disks together with silicone tubing that she sealed with a small blowtorch.
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Members credited that internal revolt with leadership's decision to consider attaching border wall funding and disaster aid to the package.
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"We're not the ones who need to be careful," Fields responded, attaching a photo of Hitler, according to the indictment.
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"It's now the law for me to share a restroom with your wife," he wrote, attaching a photo of himself.
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This year, officials took special precautions, attaching coils of barbed wire along the top of the wall around the cemetery.
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Most of these ideas involve attaching strings to Pell Grants, so schools can't just treat it as free federal money.
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Fink told Business Insider the Army would hold the agencies more accountable by attaching goals to every individual budget item.
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We have created 'Alzheimer's in a Dish' by attaching Alzheimer's genes to brain cells neurons in an observable lab environment.
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"Guess I need to start saying 'L'Chaim' now, too!" he tweeted, attaching a GIF of himself holding up a drink.
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Dr. Erlich has urged genealogy companies to consider attaching some sort of cryptographic signature to the genetic profiles they analyze.
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The fixtures attaching the rosettes to his PVC coat were the tiny spines of traditional corset boning, here exploded outward.
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If you haven't already, signing up for a cloud storage service or attaching an external hard drive can help here.
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This allows the device to hold a wider range of phones and includes new anchors for attaching counterweights if necessary.
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"I embarrassed myself attaching a display to the computer bezel with a screwdriver," Mr. Gassée recalled in a recent interview.
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Dr. Helfmann has denied wrongdoing, saying his former debt collection lawyers were responsible for attaching patients' information to the lawsuits.
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"The virus has a way of attaching to a specific receptor on lung cells called the ACE2 receptor," he said.
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So yes, you are attaching too much importance to the friendship as being the chief factor in your friend's life.
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"Trump & his legions prepare to storm Capitol tonight," he tweeted, attaching a clip from a "Lord of the Rings" movie.
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That's how I decided to set it up with colors in mind...It's a metaphorical attaching of color to imagery.
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Deveaux and Jacquemus put an end to scarves as an accessory, instead attaching them directly to your favorite fall knits.
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Young participants will investigate period instruments, design their own sets and explore theatrical lighting by attaching gels to complimentary flashlights.
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They'll need to address the debt crisis by attaching meaningful spending reforms to any measure that lifts the debt ceiling.
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The main antibody found in breast milk, called IgA, boosts immunity by blocking pathogens from attaching to the gastrointestinal tract.
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The artist dislikes attaching her figures to a particular historical moment, and there's no way around the historicity of shoes.
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That day, three students posited that they could save a koala from hunters by attaching a Sphero to its back.
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Attaching the concealed-carry reciprocity measure puts the bipartisan measure to beef up background checks in jeopardy in the Senate.
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But attaching a footnote to block spending that the administration had already notified Congress was ready to go was not.
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Attaching a name to these grievances would carry more weight, because they would be backed by some measure of courage.
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One potential customer had debated attaching a nozzle that would allow the robot to 3-D-print a concrete house.
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Basically you sew together an obese mouse that is missing leptin with a slim mouse, surgically attaching their circulatory systems.
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"Hermès was started upon the idea of creating a better harness for attaching the horse to the carriage," he said.
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Kind of, as we were saying, annotation at its core is about attaching commentary, criticism, explanation to the actual thing.
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In 2011, one of the Chinese officers emailed the other, attaching a report running through the success of their operation.
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So, too, did breaking down the economic impact over time, rather than simply attaching a single number to every student.
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To keep customers from defecting to rivals, some are attaching other travel services to their own in order to differentiate themselves.
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The user experience has been designed to make exchanging money as easy as attaching a file, Google explains in its announcement.
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Markey and Elson have reposted the timeline of what happened to their website without attaching the documents they received from OSU.
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Very bright friends of mine ended up attaching the chain to the front wheel or both to the front and rear.
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Yet the four small patches of rubber that do the vital job of attaching them to the road stir little emotion.
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The virtual rigs are tiny and futuristic, attaching at the temple and immersing the user in the world of the game.
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By attaching to CT machines in Nigeria, AlemHealth is collecting data and sending those scans to radiologists all around the world.
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The other possibility would be a more conventional approach: attaching a boilerplate explanation to all political stories that mention the boss.
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No amount of money would be worth attaching myself to the outside of a moving vehicle, even for a Hoverboard stunt.
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Male Tidelanders have weaker supernatural abilities than their female counterparts, so they're largely relegated to attaching themselves to more powerful women.
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This idea is that space-borne retroviruses eventually found their way to the Earth's surface before attaching themselves to living organisms.
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"Attaching" a high gross margin annuity stream from a subscription to a hardware sale is a goal for many hardware startups.
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One example of this is his three Wind paintings (1972–82), made by attaching wavy lines of rope to each canvas.
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"We have a newfound respect for Céline Dion." attaching photos of her in leather pants and gloves at the Dior show.
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In the past the West helped push through such measures by attaching strict conditions to IMF loans and European Union aid.
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So her dad had the brilliant idea of attaching her tooth to a Nerf gun and firing it across the room.
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But this seems unlikely right now, as it'd probably be seen by Republicans as supporting the ACA without attaching conservative reforms.
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The inclusion of a microphone jack is handy for attaching an external boom mic to the hot shoe or lavalier mic.
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So there was effectively a nice reply-all chain where instead of saying "unsubscribe" people were attaching photos of their passports.
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Adhesives attaching the GPS trackers to the turtles will disintegrate after about a year, it said, allowing them to fall off.
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I had to turn off my electricity and then remove my old doorbell before attaching two wires to the Nest Hello.
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Congress can augment this action by attaching an appropriations rider that prohibits Medicaid funds from being skimmed into union bank accounts.
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Mr. Raphaelson admitted that he initially disagreed with the idea of attaching a tune to the phrase early in the campaign.
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He complemented China, Cambodia's biggest trade partner and donor, for never making such threats and attaching conditions to aid and investment.
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The second involved turning the device in the opposite direction and attaching inflatable bags that towed it faster than the plastic.
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However, a major restaurant chain attaching its brand to marijuana suggests the once-taboo topic is becoming mainstream enough to adopt.
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When capturing a time-lapse, you want to keep the camera as still as possible, ideally attaching it to a tripod.
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But there's a really easy way to check to make sure you're re-attaching the tips of your AirPods Pro properly.
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The insect is a giant flower beetle, Mecynorhina torquata; its huge body makes attaching leads easier (just try it on Drosophila).
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For a company in Chesterfield, Mo., it involved something as seemingly simple as attaching a trash can to an employee's chair.
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A. The iPad Pro has a Lightning port for connecting a charger, syncing data over a USB cable or attaching peripherals.
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Donaldson said attaching a time limit would incentivise both sides to strike a trade deal that would keep the border open.
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Further, research shows that attaching benefits to conditions, like work, doesn't improve the lives of those it is intended to serve.
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Some House Republicans balked at attaching the two crucial fiscal measures to the bill and called it a win for Democrats.
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The Labour leader will also be deeply wary of attaching himself to a process that has a high likelihood of failure.
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But I give Walmart props for attaching to its display-retail business a service with nearly 20,000 movies in high-definition.
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Attaching those two syllables to all manner of things — and people and creatures — lends them a certain authenticity and Texas-ness.
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They're seeking to bypass the committee process altogether, attaching language changing Ex-Im's rules to a "must-pass" congressional funding bill.
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But Representative Mark Walker also warned that "legislative games" like attaching Harvey aid to a debt ceiling hike could jeopardize consensus.
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"Ask yourself what meaning you are attaching to the death of this plant, and if it's fair," Resa, the therapist, said.
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The Apple Pencil 2, which charges by magnetically attaching to the side of an iPad Pro, sports a similar charging coil.
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Congressional leaders reportedly are mulling attaching a debt ceiling increase to one of several upcoming bills to fund Harvey relief efforts.
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Those include Comcast's purchase of NBC, which prosecutors green-lighted in 2011 after attaching a number of conditions to the deal.
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Some protesters responded by throwing rocks, bottles and Molotov cocktails at police, attaching themselves to vehicles and starting fires, police said.
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And Republicans have largely shot down the idea of attaching a fix for an Obama-era immigration program to the omnibus.
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Attaching the measure to a must-pass bill like CHIP could be a way for Democrats to get the bill through.
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The left's knee-jerk reaction became a lesson about the folly of attaching political narratives to a senseless act of bloodshed.
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Donaldson said attaching a time limit would incentivize both sides to strike a trade deal that would keep the border open.
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We've split up into groups of six and are doing electroencephalograms, attaching electrodes to each other's scalps and recording the data.
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Yan thinks that attaching the provision to the EULA that typically comes with software will make it harder to fight in court.
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The Neanderthals used tar for hafting—the practice of attaching bones or stone to a wooden handle to create tools or weapons.
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But by attaching it to a big name athlete there's now a chance that the device might begin to enter the mainstream.
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To Schrater, the Berkeley team's novel idea comes in attaching their intrinsic curiosity module to an agent that perceives Super Mario Bros.
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Movies have a way of tugging our heart strings, attaching them to beloved characters, then all of a sudden pulling them apart.
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"I know that feeling," he tweeted, attaching a photo of what he said was advertised for a hotel he booked via Booking.com.
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In fact, there must have been at least 4 zombie scuba divers who plunged into the icy water, attaching four different chains.
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Many Coast Salish tribes have begun attaching water quality probes called YSI Sondes to their boats during the month-long Canoe Journey.
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A few players, including SkyRyse and Reliable Robotics Corporation (R2Air), are focused instead on attaching new technology to existing and proven airframes.
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Trump is about the family, it's about the name, and it's about attaching the name to different products or pieces of property.
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Jim Jordan, a congressman from Ohio who founded and led the right-wing Freedom Caucus, suggests attaching mandatory spending or regulatory cuts.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU lawmakers on Wednesday backed attaching emissions limits to subsidies paid to utilities for backup power capacity to avert blackouts.
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Instead of attaching these to the rhinos, they are collaring other animals such as impala or zebra that normally move alongside rhinos.
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Why even bother attaching conditions to pipeline approvals if the Board can only follow up in a meagre half of reported cases?
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That could be done either by mounting them on pylons extending from below the wing, or by attaching them to the fuselage.
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But the most useful addition may be the added ability to simply leave a comment without attaching it to a specific pin.
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It can be used inside by attaching it to your shower head, or you can use it outside with a water hose.
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Just you try attaching a radio transmitter or drawing a tube of blood from a two-ton, razor-toothed, meat-seeking missile.
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The protein works by attaching itself to another called PD-L1, basically telling the T cell to leave the other cell alone.
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"How atoms are physically attaching onto the rust isn't well known," Sandra Taylor, postdoctoral researcher at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, told Gizmodo.
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"It's making solutions that otherwise wouldn't be palatable, palatable to us by attaching it to values that we already have," Scheufele said.
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The team noted that many flying animals have specially adapted feet or claws suited to attaching the creature to its favored surface.
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The second element of that, since we are attaching multimedia to the text message, that's like using sound to deliver other sounds.
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As long as everybody else is attaching random things to stories about Beyoncé, I'll attach this random thing about Governor Mark Dayton.
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Microsoft is attaching the FPGAs right to its overall data center network, which allows them to become something akin to hardware microservices.
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Researchers accomplished the feat by attaching 2D electronics to colloids — tiny particles measuring around one-billionth to one-millionth of a meter.
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This could help researchers attack the virus as a whole, or at the very least, prevent it from attaching to human cells.
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Australians who are concerned about an image being shared fill out a form on a government Web site (without attaching the photo).
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These drugs work by attaching to estrogen receptors in breast cells, blocking estrogen's ability to cause cell mutations that lead to cancer.
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"Attaching SESTA to FOSTA does not add anything that will make it easier for prosecutors to stop bad actors online," he says.
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The throne was created by attaching lots of ice cream cones to a mold, and covering the seating areas with acrylic sheets.
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"So proud of you @billieeilish," he wrote beneath the same fangirl photo that Eilish had shared, before attaching their new song's link.
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Pelosi brought up the idea of attaching Mueller protections to a government funding package during an interview with CNN on Thursday night.
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A pizzeria in New Jersey is attaching missing pet flyers to its pizza boxes to help reunite owners with their lost animals.
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The second test involved turning the device in the opposite direction and attaching inflatable bags that towed it faster than the plastic.
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The Democratic Party, on the other hand, favored attaching legislation concerning the DACA "dreamers" as a tactical measure against the Republican Party.
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He admitted that he wanted to "bury her at sea" by attaching metal to the body in order for it to sink.
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The result is what Democrats describe as a cautious mix, attaching the women's movement to issues like the economy and health care.
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"Octopus and even Spanish Dancers have been seen attaching themselves to the glass panes," of the room, according to the hotel's website.
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Hughes reached the man and was attaching him to the wire when both were washed into the sea by a second wave.
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If you like art, you can turn your ride into an art car by attaching anything from singing fish to mosaic tiles.
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The first test involved attaching an underwater parachute to act as a kind of anchor and slow the movement of the system.
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Epstein was close to Wexner since the mid-1980s until around 2007, and largely enriched himself by attaching himself to Wexner's finances.
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These days, anything controversial almost always requires 60 votes, including attaching amendments to legislation that must later win 60 votes to pass.
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Young artists can draw on their imaginations in designing fabric covers for their creations and then complete the scrolls by attaching bells.
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While some GOP senators called for attaching health care onto this budget reconciliation, the draft bill released Friday did not include it.
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In 2018, a San Francisco man was found guilty of stalking after attaching a GPS tracking device to his former boyfriend's car.
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The new Scosche MagicMount eliminates some of those issues, magnetically attaching to the back of your iPhone for easy one-handed use.
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I threaded the plastic tube through the shaft, attaching a bulb near the base where I could pump out my chosen liquid.
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Not to mention, attaching the magnetic Sensoria anklet to the spiked socks suddenly put the pressure on to at least act athletic.
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She did the insane work of attaching the cables to the sensors so we could have it fan out and look dramatic.
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When the deal was announced, lawmakers pushed legislation to reinstate Commerce's original ban by attaching it to a must-pass defense bill.
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Chisora opened Price up further by attaching powerful hook shots after the jab, forcing his opponent backward, almost defenseless, against the ropes.
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Jim Rogers is the latest investing guru to venture away from active management by attaching his name to an exchange-traded fund.
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"It's crazy," the leader of the populist, anti-immigration party National Rally wrote on Twitter, attaching a copy of the court order.
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Still others are interested in attaching to the bill language that would disband or change the Obama administration's Syrian refugee resettlement program.
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It first requires you to plug the control unit into a power source to charge the device before then attaching the hosing.
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Perhaps attaching your name to a legal document may not seem monumental when considering the multitude of efforts to overthrow Roe v.
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By attaching a motor and a battery to a bike, companies have been able to deliver the ultimate in two-wheeled transportation.
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Late night host Jimmy Kimmel hit Republicans for attaching funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to the government spending bill.
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Attaching it to one of the must-pass bills might be a deal that President Trump would have difficulty saying no to.
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"Some people will look at a firm and trust the process without attaching their faith so much to an individual," Sega said.
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I, from very early on, was attaching these stories to my own life; it just seemed very natural to do that professionally.
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The instruction manual advises users to check manufacturers' recommendations before attaching the eClip to the car seat strap or an adult seat belt.
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He often flies his latest addition in front of his office, where he questionably experiments attaching objects on top of the lenient quadrupeds.
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They&aposre attaching, I don&apost know the names of the single person if you put in front of us in your audience.
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Another mistake, which seems to be more frequent in female subjects, is attaching the wheels by the tire and not by the hub.
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The puck is easy to detach from the stand, although attaching it took a few tries to get it to stay just right.
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Today, Whitson and Kimbrough's jobs are mostly to install the new batteries and plates by bolting them down and attaching the data cables.
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Oppo's newest flagship is similar to the Nex S in that it attempts to solve The Notch Problem by attaching cameras to motors.
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What's wrong is attaching stereotypes and value judgments to these terms, expecting other people to always fulfill them, and vilifying those who don't.
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Uber's most recent valuation is ~$70BN — although it's not clear what portion of value investors are attaching to its autonomous long term vision.
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"One could say it's been 'handled,'" he wrote, attaching a photo of all-American hero and TSA icon Rod, played Lil Rel Howery.
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The process of the internet's biggest content farms attaching itself to highly televised content has been inefficient even since 'Netflix binging' went mainstream.
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"It's worth taking a look at," Correia said, attaching some details about the club, which is based in the Midlands city of Wolverhampton.
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Today, in a long overdue move, Twitter will allow you to flag abusive accounts by attaching multiple tweets to your report as evidence.
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Instead of charging them two at a time by attaching them to your Switch, this dock can charge four Joy-Con at once.
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It comes with a built-in loop attachment for attaching the device to shoelaces, drawstrings, or if it's being placed in a pocket.
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In other words, more and more, these groups are coming up with ways to "weaponize" them, often by attaching explosives to their undersides.
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Allen often asks himself if he's appropriately engaged with what's on his mind -- without attaching worry and stress which tend to cloud judgment.
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Attaching an inflatable module to a crewed space station will, the firm hopes, be the final step in proving that its technology works.
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Hu-manity plays a couple of roles here according to Etwaru, For starters, they are attaching a traceable title number to the data.
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On Twitter, Trump called out Congress on Thursday for not attaching debt-ceiling legislation to a Department of Veterans Affairs bill that passed.
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Leadership is looking at attaching "two years" of funding for the health centers, Walden said, which would amount to several billions of dollars.
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The Haggler wrote to Elizabeth Crosta, an American Express spokeswoman, for her opinion, attaching the complaint of a different unhappy Premier Cru customer.
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There was a slight malfunction of the wings—they weren't attaching properly to the Angel's back—so an alternate pair was brought in.
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Republicans have long insisted on attaching spending cuts to any bill to raise the debt ceiling, while Democrats have called such measures unnecessary.
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Attaching solar cells to the roofs of electric cars sounds green but we're a long way from eliminating the need to plug in.
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Sous Vide involves putting food in a plastic bag, placing it in water and attaching the gadget to the side of the pot.
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But re-attaching a spine would be one of the many necessary hurdles should his team even try a head swap in humans.
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It's unclear to what degree the new accounts were successful in creating protests in the U.S. or attaching themselves to already planned events.
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But attaching CHIP funding to a short-term budget bill is literally the plan that congressional Republicans are currently pushing on Capitol Hill.
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But he's also understandably cautious when it comes to attaching any bold claims to a group that ranked 26th in defense last year.
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"We would like to create a culture of attaching chests of drawers to the wall," Ikea's U.S. president Lars Petersson told Fast Company.
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A slick promotional video for the product shows a woman with a fashionable manicure attaching the sleek silver keychain to a designer handbag.
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Patty even talks her way into a first-class seat on a plane to Nairobi by attaching herself to the murderer she's pursuing.
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Attaching such tags always presents challenges, like how to get them to stick and not interfere with water flow as a whale swims.
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Democrats, meanwhile, say there has been no fresh outreach to them after talks about attaching something to the government spending package stale mated.
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I began attaching a page on etiquette to every syllabus: basic rules for how to address teachers and write polite, grammatically correct emails.
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"All Sonos products will continue to work past May," wrote CEO Patrick Spence on Twitter, attaching a letter posted to the Sonos website.
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Kenneth Fisher, a billionaire money manager, is known for aggressively marketing his firm and attaching his name to books, columns and TV ads.
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"Nerve agents work by attaching themselves to a particular enzyme in the body, which then stops the nerves from working properly," she said.
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She began attaching a page on etiquette to every syllabus: basic rules for how to address teachers and write polite, grammatically correct emails.
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He manages the illness by attaching himself to a breathing machine that essentially props open the airway to his lungs while he sleeps.
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Attaching the often messy debt limit increase to the largely uncontroversial aid package boosts its chances of passing in a Republican-controlled Congress.
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For 26-year-old Alicia Kathleen Mathias, attaching a tiny home to her truck allowed her to pay off student debt and travel.
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You can also use it to make a cup of your favorite pour-over coffee by simply attaching a drip adapter (sold separately).
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The launch itself was a success, but once in space, the Soyuz capsule carrying Skybot had a hard time attaching to the ISS.
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Trump is considering attaching the disaster aid funding request to a measure increasing the U.S. debt limit, Bloomberg reported, citing two administration officials.
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Any chance of passing such a bill will rely on attaching it to some expansion of background checks that can win Democratic support.
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But the current version requires you to come to Service with your issues, uploading a description of the issue and attaching proof of purchase.
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Robert Bigelow, founder and president of Bigelow Aerospace, said that they are speaking with NASA to discuss the possibility of attaching it the ISS.
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On Cotton's end, looking ahead to 2020 and his own presidential ambitions, he should absolutely be wary of attaching himself too tightly to Trump.
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In our almond plantations, we are now attaching IOT sensors and dendrometers on the tree trunks, which measure the moisture stress in the trees.
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The move comes in the wake of Facebook attaching immediately visible "paid for by" labels to more political ads to defend against election interference.
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China has promised a "state visit plus" for Trump, and while having not released any details, Beijing is attaching great importance to the visit.
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You can get all but the lock / unlock-tracking feature today by just buying any old Bluetooth tracker and attaching it to your keyring.
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Image: Daniel KadouriMicavibrio uses a totally different but equally horrifying mode of attack, attaching itself to the outside of its prey like a vampire.
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The idea of attaching solar panels to vehicles is not a new one, and neither is it restricted to land-based modes of transport.
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It blanketed parts of Brooklyn with a brochure claiming that vaccines are harmful and unnecessary, attaching letters by rabbis in support of its cause.
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Oregon Senator Ron Wyden and Kentucky Senator Rand Paul spoke out Thursday against passing the CLOUD Act by attaching it to the spending bill.
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"SOS @HillaryClinton has a hot nephew named Tyler God Bless America," one Twitter user wrote, attaching a black and white shirtless photo of Tyler.
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Attaching a government guarantee to securitized senior tranches, which historically performed well, will do little to entice investors to buy mezzanine and junior tranches.
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" One of Soracom's case studies is Farmnote, "a solution that involves attaching a sensor to heads of cattle and polling data on their activity.
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Attaching CHIP to a must-pass spending bill next week is still a possibility — especially if the spending bill needs some help garnering votes.
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We don't exactly remember attaching a pico projector MotoMod to our Razr back in the mid-aughts, but that doesn't mean it never happened.
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I have faith that clever engineers will solve that problem, though, whether by signal processing or different ways of cutting and attaching the material.
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How dare objective journalists decide the meaning of a thing, especially when it means attaching such an ugly label to a group of people?
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We can thank filmmakers like Tyler Perry for always attaching HIV, addiction, or moral deficiencies to those that dare to have sex without remorse.
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It stores up to 14 keys – even long and foreign ones – and also comes with a polished loop piece for attaching your car fob.
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"I love attaching it to my kid's security blankets…because you're always scrambling in the middle of the night to find it," Chase added.
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As thoughts race through your mind, don't actively try to ignore them, but rather let them float by, without attaching to any particular one.
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Rather than attaching homes to a specific hotel or resort, hospitality groups are opening branded residences completely separate from the front desk check-in.
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Finally, I took carabiners for hanging wet clothes or even attaching your water bottle to your bag, so you can to keep it handy.
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Also, one Amazon review points out that the "attaching hardware (nuts/bolts)" are subject to rusting and losing some of their durability and effectiveness.
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The current consensus is that a compound in cranberries called proanthocyanidins can prevent bacteria from attaching to the cells that line the urinary tract.
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You should be able to then smoothly morph that doughnut into the shape of a coffee cup without tearing or re-attaching any clay.
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Mr. Meade, who had little technical training, came up with the idea of attaching a trash can to a chair to cut 15 steps.
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It's great to see her in a space where macho painting tends to prevail, but attaching lengths of neon to paintings has it limitations.
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For one, iPhones aren't designed with productivity in mind, so attaching a keyboard to an iPhone doesn't seem like a logical move from Apple.
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Riders were strapped in from the rear, with a carabiner attaching the back of their harness to a tether that connected to the helicopter.
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Scientists have studied caribou migrations by counting passing animals, taking aerial photos and attaching GPS collars to track the movements of a few members.
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You can also turn a noun into an adverb by attaching it to "-wise," though that's frowned upon of late (because it's silly, soundwise).
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After they have outgrown it, it can be converted to a kids' table by removing the seat and toys and attaching the included cover.
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At this point, Republicans are considering a three-month continuing resolution to keep the government running and attaching it to a debt ceiling bill.
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Senator John Cornyn, the Senate's No. 2 Republican, told reporters Monday he supported attaching the legislation to a broader spending measure that is pending.
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Laptops, which have become standard issue equipment for knowledge workers, have become much better at attaching to external monitors and docking stations, says Kitagawa.
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Some conservatives had opposed pairing both policies, at all, though GOP leaders had backed attaching a longer debt limit increase to the Harvey aid.
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And because the company stuck with the same industry-standard cross-stem design for attaching keycaps, keyboard manufacturers can reuse their existing designs, too.
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I start the dreaded progesterone injections that night, which help thicken the uterine lining so that the embryo has a better chance of attaching.
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John Neely Kennedy reportedly told lawmakers that the allegations Trump faces should be compared to the US attaching conditions to foreign aid, and Sen.
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On the flip side, insurers would protect themselves by attaching high out-of-pocket deductibles to these plans or just not covering many services.
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It was my way of attaching to a group of people, a group of allies because all of my other friends were not there.
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Bigger celebrities, like Rami Malek, have begun attaching their names to fictional podcast series, but more in an attempt to star as their talent.
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Along with adding kiln-formed glass to her repertoire, Greenbaum extends her painting practice by attaching small canvases to the surface of larger ones.
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Many of the details of the ban were somewhat arbitrary, based on factors like whether the weapon has a mount for attaching a bayonet.
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The court ruled in 2012 that attaching a GPS device to a vehicle and tracking its movements constituted a search under the Fourth Amendment.
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The bills normally get bogged down by fights over partisan riders, but Senate negotiators agreed early on to avoid attaching them to their legislation.
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Last week, a local court in Kerala granted him bail, attaching the condition that he leave the state, except for his appearances before investigators.
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Traversing a human nostril, attaching to the olfactory nerve, and eating its way north is just an accident of nature, not an evil plan.
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But in 2012, the Court ruled that attaching a GPS device to a suspect's car qualified as a police search under the Fourth Amendment.
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You can help prevent wheelchair damage by attaching written instructions explaining how to operate your chair, as well as how it folds and tilts.
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You may recall the uproar that occurred when researchers first discovered Verizon attaching the UIDH tracking beacons to all unencrypted traffic on its network.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, asked about the possibility of attaching the immigration provision to a spending bill, said he wanted to resolve the issue.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan on Wednesday did not rule out attaching amendments to legislation that would increase the nation's debt ceiling.
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With a Dremel, I hand carve lines into plexiglass, hence the need for constant cleaning and attaching of my tools to the vacuum cleaner.
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He ended up attaching himself to the producers who were out there, and he was like their little sidekick — wherever they went, there was Tyler.
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Nothing handcrafted, just an assembly line of reversible, matching little outfits for the spirit, attaching shame to the human potential for spiritual ascendance and transcendence.
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The video shows workers bolting the segments together to form a house, attaching siding, and even adding a second-story deck as a finishing touch.
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The process of creating a character that the audience really cares about and attaching it to life, so that we can all relate to it.
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The account then details their struggle with weight gain, bullying, or abuse in a confessional tone, attaching numerous photos of a woman's body over time.
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It wasn't like they had to get behind a paywall, they just didn't like the idea that you were attaching dollars to it at all.
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But that doesn't mean it knows the difference between a step and, say, you attaching your Fitbit to a drill and holding down the trigger.
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In late 2015, the company made its gripper commercially available, attaching these to the end of third-party industrial robotic arms from companies like ABB.
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Once in space, the two spacecraft will separate and then practice meeting up with each other over and over again, attaching their magnetic plates together.
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In fact, rather than causing headaches, some companies who've done sponsorships with him have embraced the weirdness, attaching promo codes like "ANUS" to their marketing.
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But the notion of identity as a means of really getting to trust, and attaching a trust to an individual, is key to economic growth.
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"This year's target for urban job creation is 1 million more than last year, underlining the greater importance we are attaching to employment," Li said.
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It's perfectly natural for a red-blooded American to, once they have procured their first real drone, experiment with attaching a flame thrower to it.
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She starts with the torso, sewing the back and front together at the shoulders at one machine and moving to the next, attaching the collar.
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Independent of Dr. Tang's research, Dr. Cook has prepared self-assembling, light-emitting materials by attaching AIE-gens to compounds already known to self-assemble.
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In 2016, the Academy sued Distinctive Assets, the marketing company that takes care of the bags, for implicitly attaching the Oscars trademark to the bags.
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Orion's heat shield is a stiffened skin design, and this curing process was the last step prior to attaching titanium stiffeners to the interior surface.
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The bracket will also feature a standard tripod mount, and a cold shoe for attaching other accessories so you can really up your photography game.
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"Here are the 25 women directors who helmed #QUEENSUGAR over our three seasons," she wrote, attaching a photo with all 25 women's headshots lined up.
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It comes with a magnetically attaching Surface Connector, but unfortunately the charging brick doesn't have a USB-A port (the larger Surface Pro charger does).
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On one side, couples in love with love are attaching padlocks to a bridge in Paris as a symbol of their devotion to each other.
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As for attaching an Xbox One controller to a macOS computer, to do this you need a microUSB cable and an extra bit of software.
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" He added that there are virtually "no objections" to attaching Zika to the government spending bill: "We need to have Zika in whatever we do.
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Technology is supposed to help us do that — but simply attaching a sensor and adding connectivity doesn't automatically make a device smarter or more useful.
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According to the Post, five retired firefighters working on the film as extras helped tackle the fire by attaching prop hoses to nearby fire hydrants.
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Ai also posted pictures on Instagram, including one with a boy attaching bricks onto the artist's face and hair, captioned with a smiling emoji symbol.
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It cuts away at least one layer of the complexity that might have kept the drone-shy at bay: no more attaching the propeller blades.
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"Marie says gift-giving is about showing appreciation to someone, and people make the mistake of attaching that sentiment to the item itself," Tselebidis coaches.
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This is a major differentiator among mirrorless cameras, and fellow Sony users like myself typically have to spend extra on attaching external EVFs and flashes.
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But Republican leaders are looking at attaching a bipartisan health care deal to a major bill, likely a package funding the federal government beyond Dec.
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Several other policy statements made in the nuclear review could further increase the cost of nuclear modernization plans, CBO said, without attaching numbers to them.
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On the back there's a fingerprint reader on the back, dual cameras, and a two-pin connector for attaching accessories like a 2360-degree camera.
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Congress is considering attaching a narrow background check bill for gun purchases to a must-pass government funding package before the end of the week.
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For example, Oklahoma has capped fees for attaching small cells to existing structures at $200 each for the first five cells and $100 each thereafter.
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The first test involved attaching a parachute anchor that decelerated the system so that winds and waves could naturally push the plastic into the opening.
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Lead scoring determines the worthiness of potential customers by attaching values to them based on their interest in a given set of products or services.
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If the Lords succeeds in attaching any conditions to the legislation, the amended bill will have to go back to the Commons for its approval.
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Show, don't tellRather than describing how he could think strategically about the company, he showed his capabilities by attaching the proposal he had put together.
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The labor was divided up into stations: bending the leather into a bag shape, sewing it, installing an inner lining, and attaching buckles and straps.
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When does reality finally set in, and when will you realize that you're attaching your name to Donald Trump's, and that history will not forget?
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This labor-intensive method of attaching the outsole to the upper makes for durable, water-resistant footwear that can easily be resoled down the line.
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At one extreme, the suggestions include attaching an investor profile to stocks on a real-time basis and disclosing this information to all market participants.
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The device has micro USB OTG input, and can read from USB drives formatted in FAT32, plus a full-sized HDMI for attaching basically anything.
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And it's doing that by attaching the request to a 2018 budget that pretty much everyone in Congress, including Republicans, agrees is dead on arrival.
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Trying to send something to space by attaching it to a balloon and letting go sounds like a plan concocted by a six-year-old.
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President Trump is considering attaching his $1 trillion infrastructure package to tax reform or healthcare in order to leverage support for his other legislative priorities.
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But some conservatives said they have concerns with attaching the massive disaster aid package to the spending bill because the emergency aid is not offset.
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Without attaching a dollar figure, he said the United States would facilitate alternatives to the large, state-directed public works projects pushed by the Chinese.
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In June, some Republicans in Congress unsuccessfully sought to force a ban on sex reassignment surgery by attaching it to the annual military spending bill.
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Mr. Trump, perhaps with American supporters rather than security tactics in mind, often makes a point of attaching the "Islamic" label to terrorism and extremism.
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He made his reluctance abundantly clear by attaching the formal request for a prolongation to a letter urging the bloc not to grant his request.
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Mr. Berube helps them stuff the hefty tree into a grocery cart, attaching shopping bags to the front with zip ties, creating a makeshift bumper.
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The two parties squabbled over the program in the past week, with Republicans attaching CHIP to a short-term spending bill to get Democratic support.
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In doing so he discovered HIF, a protein complex which, by attaching to or detaching from the relevant piece of DNA, does the switch-throwing.
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Kimmel used a segment called "Barista Theater" to demonstrate what he said GOP leaders were doing to CHIP by attaching it to the funding bill.
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That has further heightened the risk of a shutdown because GOP leaders have so far refused to consider attaching DACA language to a spending bill.
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"People who have values different from ours have been very intentional about getting those values out there and attaching those values to power," he said.
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For example, by attaching a tiny optical sensor the robot can be made to follow a black line and not stray onto a white surface.
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Also attaching their names to the letter are the artist Anish Kapoor, the composer Stephen Sondheim, the musician Rosanne Cash and the photographer Sally Mann.
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Supporters have additionally raised the possibility of attaching the long-sought changes to a must-pass year-end spending bill if leaders do not relent.
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The images show the couple attaching a satellite collar to a large elephant that Chase's Elephants Without Borders group uses to track the animals' movements.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft's internal team, including a computer vision specialist hired from Amazon Go, has worked on attaching cameras to shopping carts to track customers' items.
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Sometimes they're as simple as attaching #fail to a post about a stupid mistake; other times they call attention to causes and events in the news.
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"I'm never attaching myself to those old feelings," she said sharing that she does not plan to have anything more than a cordial relationship with him.
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They targeted state and local officials responsible for administering elections, and they sent spear phishing emails to people involved in administering elections, including attaching malicious software.
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Republicans zeroed in on the fact that Democrats voted against the bill by 6-175 even though they succeeded in attaching the LGBT amendment to it.
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Mr. Pinckney rarely presents a basic fact, such as that Jed has found a room to rent, without attaching it to a little kite of melodrama.
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Click here to view original GIFNormally, crustaceans protect their eggs and embryos by attaching them to their limbs, or by enclosing them with a special pouch.
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That's why you should always be prepared to open any bottle at any time by attaching the 'Hand of the King' bottle opener to your keys.
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From an aluminum ladder likely intended to help people scale the wall, Galindo created "Sirvientes y escaleras," attaching plastic jugs, cans, and strings to the rungs.
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Up top is a headphone jack, and there's a clip on the back for attaching the Mighty to your shirt, backpack, or wherever you want it.
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Robonaut 103 is in desperate need of repairs back on Earth; it hasn't been working since astronauts tried attaching legs to the robot back in 2014.
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Republican Senator John Cornyn told reporters a new bill was being offered and he would support attaching it to a broader spending measure that is pending.
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Somehow, the GMA has worked to help the American people without attaching a proviso that it's now legal to dump toxic sludge directly into water pipes.
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As well as blocking out UV radiation, this will help protect skin from the environment and can stop tiny pollution particles from attaching to the skin.
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There's a cooler part: By running the string through a vertical tube and attaching it to another mass, we can control the tension in the string.
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Attaching them to different kinds of intent (for example, food-lunch-dish or here-place-hell), they have turned Shakespeare's lines into potential answers to questions.
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Republicans have endlessly re-run this game of attaching ideological priorities to legislation that has to pass, forcing Democrats and the White House into uncomfortable positions.
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Bradley Malin, director, Health Data Science Center, Vanderbilt University When you start attaching financial value to that information, people could potentially try to game the system.
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The research team studied the phenomenon in the insects precisely as one would hope — by attaching a pair of tiny 3D glasses to their bug eyes.
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Senate Republican leadership is privately contemplating a bold maneuver: attaching the government funding bill (CR) to the debt ceiling and emergency funding aid for Hurricane Harvey.
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However, attaching the Apple Pencil 2 to the 2018 iPad Pro models can stop the screen from stuttering, suggesting the two problems may be related somehow.
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SESTO Robotics is exploring the possibility of attaching "robotic arms to the AGVs" and how it could advance its automating potential in assembly and manufacturing lines.
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Attaching a name attaches you to the world of fact, which is riskier, more hazardous: who knows what the chances are out there, of survival, yours?
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"We're looking for a 16-year-old boy, brown hair, medium height, named Hugo," someone else tweeted, attaching a photo of the missing boy. https://twitter.
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Moreover, Corker said that they may look at "additional legislation" targeting the crown prince, potentially even by attaching spending legislation Congress must clear by December 7.
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To my fellow 20/30-somethings reading this, do you really think anyone is fooled by that "leaf" emoji you keep attaching to semimonthly $60 payments?
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And now, with Starhopper's final flight in the can, SpaceX can move forward with attaching more of its Raptor engines to bigger and more capable prototypes.
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The House of Commons and the House of Lords passed laws to strip away his powers, attaching funds to them so he would give royal assent.
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For small outdoor spaces, Hawatour Elastic Travel Clothesline can stretch up to 10 feet, stays taught, and has built-in clothespins for easily attaching your laundry.
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Leadership originally hoped to pass the bill in January, but a fight over attaching a Flint aid package to the legislation delayed it for months. Sen.
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GOP leaders have ruled out attaching to spending legislation any immigration deal to protect recipients of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Carter responded in early July, attaching results since July 2018, but not the samples from March that frequently showed concentrations more than 10 times the limit.
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The Palestinian group Hamas has also acquired military-grade unmanned aircrafts, while ISIS has created improvised weapons by attaching explosives to over-the-counter drone models.
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Some reports indicated Trump agreed to hold back on attaching funding for his proposed border wall in order to push through DACA legislation with Democratic support.
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With any kind of carbonated beverage really, bubbles tend to rise to the top rather than attaching to the sides, decreasing the likelihood of a fracture.
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Attaching a " ji " to his name, as though he were the older one, she asked him in their regional dialect what months it rained in America.
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They are also exploring legislative options, such as attaching an amendment to the annual GSA spending bill aimed at forcing the administration to reverse its decision.
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"We ended up attaching, literally, a fishing rod to the drone, and flying the drone out to where the other telephone pole was," Whale told me.
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Not because the aluminum gave way, but that cheap, plastic handle the company has been attaching to their oh-so-iconic moka pot in recent history.
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In fact, bombmakers generally avoid attaching visible clocks to their devices to keep from tipping off their targets about when the bombs are set to explode.
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"I was told he wasn't in a very social mood and was attaching himself to people more than the other dogs," Mr. Taylor said by phone.
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The arms allow the drone to handle cargo of different shapes and sizes, or to perform other tasks like cutting cables, attaching objects, or flipping switches.
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And despite escalating criticism from nonprofit leaders and academics about attaching these strings, donors continue to dangle money that comes with conditions upon conditions upon conditions.
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By the time the precarious mass of found objects stops spinning, Foulkes is already attaching her harness to a purple strap that drapes down from it.
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In the intimate glass-roofed space, Colantonio stands attaching cloth-covered electrical cables to the rainbow-colored cluster of lights at his tall wooden work table.
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Presidential meddling could undermine the legitimacy of prosecutions by attaching political overtones to investigations in which career law enforcement officials followed the evidence and the law.
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When certain phages succeeded in attaching to a known antibody, the scientists could then make the connection between the peptide and the gene that produced it.
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With national governments and the European Union rolling out subsidy programs for industries hit hard by the virus, Otto proposes attaching sustainable strings to this aid.
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As in the case of some other high-profile start-ups, the valuation issues stem from the private markets attaching technology sector valuations to consumer businesses.
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If disturbed, they become aggressive and bite, attaching to humans with their jaws, and injecting a stinging venom that burns and develops into fluid-filled pustules.
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In doing so he discovered HIF, a protein complex that, by attaching to or detaching from the DNA switch (see diagram 3), does the switch-throwing.
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The implication is that shareholders are attaching a very low probability, and perhaps also a long wait, to any meaningful reduction in America's corporate tax rate.
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A part of the sequence in which the character drops down an 18-foot set of waterfalls was shot by attaching the camera to a drone.
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Sam Griner is the little guy who became known as "Success Kid" nearly 10 years ago when people started attaching his determined little face to memes.
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"The first #SpaceForce utility uniform nametapes have touched down in the Pentagon," the service branch tweeted from its official account, attaching a photo of the uniforms.
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Senate Democratic Leader Charles Schumer has insisted on attaching a Dreamers compromise to the spending bill, saying it's the only viable path to getting it done.
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Last year, GlaxoSmithKline Plc and Google parent Alphabet Inc unveiled a joint company aimed at marketing bioelectronic devices to fight illness by attaching to individual nerves.
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The public editor's take: Time for me to make my plug again for attaching notes to stories that undergo a notable change from a previous edition.
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It helps that Anthony's pal, Chris Paul, has joined the James Harden-led Rockets, while the Knicks are attaching figurative training wheels to their foreseeable future.
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She made her fortune by becoming a multi-channel commodity, attaching her name and iconic image to theme parks, fashion and television, as well as music.
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In 1995, he painted an ornate red-and-gold pattern directly onto the wall, attaching to it a makeshift shrine constructed from wire and human hair.
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So attaching the Obamacare fixes to an already-moving vehicle is seen as far more likely by lobbyists and aides, should a package be agreed upon.
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Blanshard, a doctor with 25 years experience, said nerve agents work by attaching themselves to particular enzymes in the body that then stop the nerves from functioning.
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Notably, the headphones did survive a five-foot fall from a gym locker with only a little scrape to the finish on the bolts attaching the earcups.
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Photo: Solvin ZanklWhile this isn't quite as complex as New Caledonian crows attaching two pieces together in order to create a new tool, it's still pretty nuts.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/Gizmodo On the back, there's a fingerprint sensor, dual 13-megapixel cameras (more on that later) and a magnetic attachment system for attaching mods.
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Snickers has replaced its strapline: "You're not you when you're hungry," with "You're forgetful when you're hungry," attaching free Valentine's cards to billboards at London's Waterloo station.
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The creators of the portable Sodapop speaker promise that by simply attaching an empty soda bottle, you can increase its loudness and bass by almost 10 decibels.
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The newest iPad Pros support an updated version of the Apple Pencil that can wirelessly charge off the tablet itself, after magnetically attaching to the tablet's side.
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The administration is also open to attaching a debt limit increase to the $13.5 billion disaster relief bill currently under consideration by Congress, according to a source.
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To map Singapore, Uber says it will be attaching cameras and mapping equipment to vehicles that are already being used to drive on the ride-sharing platform.
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Global internet rights group Access Now sprung to action, attaching its #KeepItOn hashtag to calls for the country's government to reopen cyberspace soon after digital interference began.
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Constructed out of durable, washable materials, the table also comes with cup holders and eye hooks meant for attaching a cooler so your drinks won't float away.
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"It would be a big point of contention," he said, adding that attaching CSRs to the spending bill on its own would be a nonstarter for him.
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So if you use, say, Outlook for email, you're stuck attaching things the old-fashioned way (which on iOS, can sometimes be a bit of a pain).
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But it makes reaching out to your rep via Facebook only a click away, by attaching their names, titles and a contact button to your Facebook post.
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Rather, they are a small group of individuals who travel around the country attaching themselves to various local fights against the federal government, usually over land rights.
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Authorities in Lima are attaching GoPro cameras and GPS trackers to the city's native vulture population in order to create maps of trash distribution in the area.
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Judge Lowe put enough early credence in Trump's side of the story to issue an order attaching $1 billion in proceeds from any sale of the property.
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Two other people reported that the bolt attaching the wheel to the steering column came loose while driving and had to be retightened at a repair shop.
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It throbbed a little, like attaching a vacuum hose to your back, but that subsided, once I got used to it, into a dull pulse of discomfort.
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Attaching an inflated probability to an event would simultaneously make betting on it happening seem like a great financial opportunity, and buying insurance against it seem expensive.
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People have been attaching flamethrowers to drones for years now, and power companies do actually use them to clear trash and debris off of high voltage wires.
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With no wire attaching them to each other, it seems just a matter of time before you lose one side — which will cost $69 each to replace.
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Essentially, cells control which genes are "turned on" in a cell by attaching or detaching a molecule that can prevent the piece of DNA from being read.
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The plan worked, marking what is believed to be the first time a United States police department killed a person by attaching an explosive to a robot.
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Which, in the case of PrimaLuceLab's modified Nikon D5500a, means attaching a massive cooling system to the back to allow you to perfectly regulate your sensor's temperature.
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While attaching various conditions that the companies have to consider and approve, D.C.'s Public Service Commission found the merger would be in the city's public interest.
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Sheila Thibeault worked on the Apollo's rendezvous docking simulator: the critical machine in which astronauts practiced re-attaching their lunar lander to the command module in orbit.
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Wireless charging allows users to recharge devices by placing them on a pad or other surface rather than inserting them in a cradle or attaching a cable.
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Arguably, attaching Hyde language to the refundable tax credits is designed more to shape abortion policy than affect how much money is spent to subsidize healthcare coverage.
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He has proposed attaching ankle monitors to undocumented immigrants as opposed to detaining them en masse, as well as emboldening immigrants seeking asylum in the United States.
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Trump proposed attaching a 10% duty on the remaining $300 billion worth of untouched products, while China announced it would stop all agriculture buys from American farmers.
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He placed the tank film inside a plastic can and wrapped it in a plastic bag before attaching it to the flush chain inside the toilet's tank.
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At a time when attaching "blockchain" to a company name is a surefire way to blow up stock values, there is plenty of incentive for these schemes.
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After all, when you're attaching a camera to a gimbal or the end of a GorillaPod, every extra bit of lightness make a camera easier to handle.
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"The return of displaced to stable and low-tension areas must be carried out without attaching it to reaching a political solution," the president's Twitter account said.
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There was an engineer who killed himself by crawling into the liner of a waterbed, attaching a vacuum to the nozzle, and sucking out all the air.
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Scientists from the University of Exeter have completed a study that suggests attaching lights to fishing nets dramatically reduced the amount of sea turtles are accidentally caught.
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By suspending the debt ceiling without attaching any fiscal reforms, the president's deal exacerbates the looming debt crisis, and sets a fiscally irresponsible precedent for his presidency.
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Many are attaching themselves to contentious national cultural issues like illegal immigration and kneeling N.F.L. players, which tend to garner more attention online than narrower local issues.
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More often, she says, she drives along the Pacific Coast Highway and pulls over into a secluded spot near Malibu, attaching cloth to her windows before sleeping.
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Andrea Lipps, an organizer of the show, explains that the Joris Laarman Lab took digital printing "out of the box" by attaching a nozzle to walking robots.
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Translation: Amazon's technology can see and identify every item in the store, without attaching a special chip to every can of soup and bag of trail mix.
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"...Attaching labels and issuing entry and exit stamps (in the passports) is avoided, in conformity with the visa policy of many advanced countries," he said on Tuesday.
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"Not attaching any kind of reform to the debt ceiling shows irresponsibility, as opposed to fiscal responsibility," said Representative Mark Walker of North Carolina, the group's chairman.
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He pointed out that few mass shooters were diagnosed with mental illness beforehand, attaching an FBI fact sheet that includes data on mental illness and active shootings.
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By the time he began his 2016 campaign for president, Trump had perfected his method of attaching escape-hatch-caveats to inflammatory words about groups of people.
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While a harness is a safer and more comfortable option for walking your dog, a collar is important for attaching their ID tags should they get lost.
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"Attaching SESTA to FOSTA does not add anything that will make it easier for prosecutors to stop bad actors online," Engstrom said in a statement last week.
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November 2: Republican lawmakers meet with Trump at the White House and rule out attaching any DACA deal to year-end funding bill before a possible shutdown.
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If you're comfortable attaching your banking info to a third party, there are apps such as Mint that help you keep track of where your money goes.
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Self-made billionaire, "Shark Tank" star and owner of the Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban won't be attaching "2020 presidential candidate" to his name, at least for now.
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Prominent Brexiteer Steve Baker, a former junior Brexit minister, will try to block the EU's backstop plan on Wednesday by attaching amendments to legislation passing through parliament.
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Leadership has agreed to avoid attaching so-called poison pill proposals to their legislation, so it will be a struggle to get a vote on Paul's amendment.
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There had been some discussions about attaching the measure to a massive spending bill in March, but the legislation was ultimately left out of the funding package.
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IUDs tinged the program with controversy; some conservative groups argued that the devices could cause abortions by stopping a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterine lining.
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By attaching GPS-enabled camera collars to female caribou, staff at the university's Caribou Ungava research project are gathering valuable insight into the lives of newborn calves.
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The researchers found that the protein AcrIIA4 mimics DNA so that it can bind to the Cas9 enzyme, blocking it from attaching to actual DNA and cutting it.
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They said that they hoped to lower the barriers to doing so by attaching their names, in public, to a declaration sticking up for the rule of law.
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Republicans frequently paint Pelosi as a top adversary of their agenda and a boogeyman of sorts, and often attaching their Democratic opponents to her as a campaign tactic.
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Still, criminalizing the use of cryptocurrencies without attaching identification would certainly be a deterrent, and individuals who don't take every step to hide their identity could be targeted.
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If you're attaching a thumb drive, the folder layout must match the standard layout of an SD card for the device to be able to recognize the files.
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Fragrances are also huge business opportunities for celebrities; stars like Elizabeth Taylor, Jennifer Lopez, and Britney Spears have made millions by attaching their name and image to perfumes.
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Then a U.S. sergeant came up with the ingenious solution of attaching a hedge-cutting tool built from German beach obstacles to the front of a Sherman. Gen.
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Snapchat doesn't technically have a developer platform, but that hasn't stopped other startups from taking advantage of its new feature for attaching links to your Snaps and Stories.
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The screen is far too small for the price Apple is asking, and you're better off buying a Mac mini and attaching a separate 4K display to it.
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But it's also a regulatory hurdle, particularly regarding something called "pole attachment"—literally the physical process of attaching wires to telephone poles, which is regulated by local government.
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"There is a reason @khloekardashian and I still follow each other on Twitter … [it's] called not judging someone," tweeted Rose, 30, attaching a screenshot of a lengthy note.
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Chances are most players will be responsible and won't run into these issues, but these are notable risks with directly attaching a video game to the real world.
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The government had the authority to attach such conditions, and cited the previous administration attaching requirements that the money not be spent on military-style weapons, he said.
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"To all who are reading these false rumors I hastily wrote this, please excuse grammar," he tweeted, attaching screenshots of a note he typed out on his phone.
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It used its expertise to make the IDEA OSG 1 flange ring, a crucial part attaching the craft to the rocket that needs to be light and strong.
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Without even trying this product, I'd pretty much considered it a home run, but after attaching these badboys to my shoes and hitting the road, I was sold.
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While organizers promised peaceful disobedience of Israel's orders to stay far from the fence, participants have thrown Molotov cocktails and other explosives, even attaching one to a kite.
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There have been some rumors about attaching this funding to the debt ceiling bill as leverage, but Republican Freedom Caucus leader Mark Meadows has harshly warned against this.
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But, there's no chance Congress will pass a bill that gives permanent legal status to any class of individuals without attaching serious enforcement measures to the same bill.
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Thursday's vote capped off roughly a week and a half of negotiations over attaching new Russia penalties to the Iran sanctions bill, which already had brought bipartisan support.
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Dr. Brian Palmerio, a veterinarian in Pennsylvania, found social media fame this week after surgically attaching braces to the mouth of a goldfish, according to an NBC affiliate.
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Some YouTubers have also made their own versions of fidget spinner cookies by attaching their gadgets to Oreos and sugar cookies, but eating those could become a challenge.
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That is probably why the metal gangway attaching it to the pier split from the dock in November 2014, according to a timeline provided by the Waterfront Alliance.
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Still, while some Democrats are attaching qualifiers to their support for the deal, they all are indicating they'd seek to put the United States back into the agreement.
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As for the FirePit itself, make sure the fire and embers are out before attaching the cover and calling it a night or carrying on with further endeavors.
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Attorney General Sessions sent Trump a May 9 letter attaching a memo from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on "Restoring Confidence in the FBI" that recommended Comey's dismissal.
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They tracked the birds by attaching tiny GPS loggers to their bodies, which reported information about their locations, altitudes and whether or not they were flapping their wings.
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But despite efforts to pass the bill – including by attaching it to must-pass defense policy legislation – it has not yet received a vote in the upper chamber.
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One option, he said, could be attaching warnings to news articles shared on Facebook that have been flagged as false by reputable third parties or by Facebook users.
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Town hall debates can be good for Trump because they allow him to humanize his reactionary policies by attaching them to real humans and to real human pain.
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Women can work, they can borrow money, they can vote, buy houses, start businesses, travel the world and have children without ever formally attaching themselves to a man.
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The state also plans to begin attaching payments to outcomes over the next two or three years, in the hopes of providing a financial incentive for better treatment.
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Some ideas include using a paper bag, newspaper, or even an old map as wrapping paper, then adding a pretty bow or attaching a pine cone on top.
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By re-attaching those nerve-ends to another muscle—a bicep or pectoral, for instance—those signals have somewhere to go, completing a circuit that relieves the pain.
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The scientists were able to make this feasible by "hijacking" a virus that infects neurons and attaching it to the calcium sensor, allowing it to enter brain cells.
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So, when he came up with the idea of attaching a cooler to that chair, he was able to work the rest of Michigan's shape into his design.
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The #TeamTrees hashtag on YouTube shows tens if not hundreds of other channels attaching their name to the trend, and usually contributing some of their own money, too.
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He knew that stabilizing the bolívar could be accomplished by attaching its value to a foreign currency, and that under a new government, the private sector would return.
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Is Spider-Man attaching a web tripmine—one of the game's many gadgets—to these bad guys with his big toe as he kicks them off the roof?
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When the client handed Ms. Gennusa a written statement, detectives rushed in, "forcibly grabbed" it and arrested him, attaching the statement to his arrest report, court records show.
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CreditCreditMarion Berrin A ready-to-wear sheath often takes mere minutes to make, the cutting, sewing and finishing — right down to attaching the label — all done by machine.
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In that context, attaching the word "art" to Warhol's commercial ventures, or to those of his heirs, can seem like special pleading for artists who simply seek profits.
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They are sawing the machine and the boulder in half, polishing the sheared face of the boulder to a mirror sheen, then attaching the machine to the stone.
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There's an optional smart case that works similarly to versions I've used for Apple's Magic Keyboard, attaching magnetically and folding out to form a stand for the iPad.
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I'm using the mass and radius of Earth, but I'm attaching the code here, so you can easily change the values to some other planet—like, say, Endor?
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Instead of packing or attaching both a pacifier and a teething toy to your teething baby's shirt, you can make it all day with just one soothing object.
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Senate GOP leaders are discussing attaching the emergency spending package to a stopgap funding measure that must pass by the end of September to avoid a government shutdown.
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Clinton's bumpy march to Election Day has assumed a familiar feel — colored by a generation of aides, baggage and aides' baggage, all attaching to her in seeming perpetuity.
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In the House, the majority party's leadership often resorts to a tactic of passing unpopular ideas by attaching them to bills supported on both sides of the aisle.
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The cabinet recently approved attaching electronic bracelets to migrants who are in the country illegally and tapping their cellphones if they are deemed to be a potential threat.
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He is a passionate speaker and leader, and has an amazing way of attaching lessons to real life experiences that really seem to hit home for me personally.
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It was how women warned each other about Weinstein without attaching their names to the warning and risking retaliation from one of the most powerful men in Hollywood.
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He taught himself to run in his twenties, first through attaching sport caps to his knees, then working his way up from running his first mile to running marathons.
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While she spent the last debate attaching herself to President Obama, tonight she was more independent and willing to discuss policy, and she was all the better for it.
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She points out that one of the biggest controversies over current Plan B options is that they sometimes work by preventing a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterus.
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Italy's government has placed LNG terminals on a list of strategic assets and can exercise so-called golden powers to protect them by attaching conditions or forbidding the deal.
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You have to wonder who thought attaching a low-cost, internet-enabled microphone and a GPS tracker to a kid would be a good idea in the first place.
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Attaching the tablet to your data plan will allow you to hop on and use the tablet from anywhere you can get a 4G connection — just like your smartphone.
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A Senate GOP aide familiar with the HELP committee said "one route to a faster package would be attaching the package to must-pass legislation," like a continuing resolution.
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They may also try and reset your heart to its normal rate using electrical cardioversion, attaching patches to your chest and sending a small electric shock into your body.
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By the time you hit New Vegas, the loot and crafting loops have changed to ensure you'll get excited by finding and attaching a new scope to your rifle.
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If Trump were to sign an executive order preventing creditors from attaching Venezuela's assets, that would be by far the greatest gift he could bequeath a fledgling Guaidó administration.
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Walker Evans's Subway Portraits series is regarded as remarkable, despite the fact that he obtained those images by attaching a camera to his chest, lens peaking between coat buttons.
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The bots would rally to promote new hashtags whenever anti-administration hashtags began to trend, the report said, and "poisoned" opposition hashtags by attaching them to countless irrelevant posts.
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Bendrossian prepared the backs of the wings with strong adhesive 30 minutes before putting them on, then added another layer of adhesive right before attaching them to Halsey's face.
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I was told by the translator that Suda's wording doesn't quite equate into English, but it's the sentiment of not attaching yourself to an idea simply because it's yours.
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The virtual apps can also be docked to the side of physical objects, like attaching a calculator to the side of a laptop, which moves wherever the computer does.
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Republicans are attaching a six-year CHIP extension to a short-term spending bill in a gambit to deter Democrats from shutting down the government over an immigration impasse.
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That comes with the usual Apple promises: as much data as possible being stored locally and anonymously on devices, rather than attaching it to your profile in the cloud.
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The moderate Republican/Democrat option: attaching the debt limit raise to "must-pass" priorities for moderates like reauthorizing CHIP [the Children's Health Insurance Program] or lifting discretionary spending caps.
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I needed a bed that didn't require a box spring, tall enough that I could put bins under the bed for storage, and had holes for attaching my headboard.
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A port for attaching solar panels is included, but there's also a pair of connectors that look exactly like the ones you'll find under the hood of your car.
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The only way Apple can have a tweet floating out in the ether on Twitter without somehow attaching it to its main timeline is a specifically scoped ad buy.
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We have exactly two minutes to "capture some moments" on our smartphones while attaching the stickers to white walls and furniture that already resemble a Yayoi Kusama knock-off.
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If we're lucky, we won't have a Greenland shark jumping into the boat while I'm attaching a hip joint covered with rotting red meat to the big, shiny hook.
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At Mayfield, a woman was arrested for climbing the mooring lines to a bulk carrier coal ship, while another guy was arrested for attaching himself to a ship loader.
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According to Heckford, Matt was standing to the side of the Ranger, attaching a duck decoy to a pole when David Joe's black lab, Tito, jumped into the bed.
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China "provides what aid it can on the basis of respecting the wishes of the island nations without attaching any political conditions, vigorously promoting socio-economic development", it added.
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Instagram is distinguishing these from Snapchat's Geofilters by attaching each artist's username to their sticker, so you can go to their account to check out more of their artwork.
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He wants to see if a lower-tech solution will work just as well—simply attaching a smartphone to a $5 helium balloon and walking it through the fields.
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Because of her father's job, she lived in 13 countries — a constant carousel of arrivals and departures, attaching and detaching, trying to fit in, if only for the moment.
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The consensus seems to be that legislators backing the Alexander-Murray proposal will play the long game, attaching it to a must-pass government-funding bill in early December.
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Jones, a case about the constitutionality of police attaching a GPS tracking device to the vehicle of a suspected drug dealer that made its way to the Supreme Court.
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When users want to use their Smarterware, they press the SmartTag and tell their Amazon Alexa device or the Ovie app what kind of food they're attaching it to.
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Finally, the Army plans to make ad agencies DDB and OMD more accountable by attaching numeric goals to every budget item and offering incentives to get the best results.
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Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) is expressing skepticism about the idea of attaching a mental health bill to the conference committee working on opioid legislation.
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I think you cannot underestimate the power and the importance of seeking out good mentors, attaching yourself to them, and then making yourself invaluable and indispensable to the process.
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They also found that a drug, an antibiotic called Duramycin that is currently approved to treat animals but not people, appears to block Zika from attaching to the protein.
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A team of nine plastic surgeons including Cooney and two urological surgeons removed a portion of the recipient's abdominal wall and started attaching the donor tissue to the recipient.
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Attaching a name (and a hashtag) to the phenomenon has also enabled people who would otherwise just be rootless wanderers to make their travels into a kind of product.
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Marshall spent 10 hours attaching the butts to a cardboard frame with clear-glue that, she says, "covers up some of the stink," making Cig light and environmentally friendly.
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There are economic hurdles, as the cost of materials is high, and there are technological obstacles, as we are still at the stage of attaching dark strips to clothes.
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Each attaching party is generally responsible for moving its wires and equipment, meaning that multiple visits to the same pole may be required simply to attach a new wire.
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She had to deal with preeclampsia during her first pregnancy and placenta accreta (defined as the placenta attaching to the uterine wall at a dangerous depth) during her second.
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Mnuchin has also urged a "clean" debt lift, which would keep any additional policy riders on the sidelines, but senior administration officials voiced their support for attaching such riders.
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Lawmakers like Ms. Finkenauer, mindful of the delicate political balance in their districts, fear the "socialism" epithet that President Trump and his party are attaching to Medicare for all.
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A detailed protocol on their website sets out the various safety measures and conditions the activists are attaching to the drone action — "to ensure no living being is harmed".
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It would seem, then, that we're attaching too much importance to the labels we hang on individuals and institutions, too little to the factual record and underlying philosophical questions.
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"If you're interested in developing a partnership with us, whether through use of curricula or a co-convened community conversation, please let us know," she wrote, attaching the slides.
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In New York City, he said, freezing mist and wet snow cling to buildings, latching on to the cold exterior, even smooth windows, and attaching to ledges and parapets.
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Mr Rispone ran a campaign that consisted largely of attaching himself to Mr Trump—he attacked Mr Abraham for briefly questioning Candidate Trump's fitness after the "Access Hollywood" tape.
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Trump has publicly blamed McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) for not attaching the debt-ceiling legislation to a popular veterans benefit bill that recently passed Congress.
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The rope attaching the team can't be longer than 15 feet and the runners don't dress as miners, though the occasional cowboy hat may allude to an earlier era.
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Republicans are trying to buy Democratic votes by attaching a six-year extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program, known as CHIP, but so far the ploy hasn't worked.
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Mr. Brotmeyer, however, isn't afraid of attaching a giant nose or animal ears to a photograph or otherwise "defacing" his subjects to highlight their (and our) slightly absurd humanity.
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To do this Arcangel took out an ad campaign with Outbrain, the "content discovery platform," attaching titles to the images mimicking the sort that would appear in these spaces.
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But as this new research from MIT demonstrates, the future of autonomous transportation might be less about attaching wings to a car and more about adding wheels to a drone.
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It includes a 1/4-inch tripod mount socket and a slot on the top for attaching other accessories, such as an external flash, which I didn't get to try.
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The blame in the Senate's health care omnishambles is attaching to Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and understandably so — he wrote the bill, he designed the process, he owns the result.
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Now users can react to things they reblog with photos, which opens up a range of possibilities like attaching reaction gifs to everything or engaging in a collaborative photo essay.
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It suggests that the only way to normalize nudity on the small screen is by slowly detaching it from — or not only attaching it to — sexual and/or violent situations.
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"I guess for number 43 I could try attaching a switch…" He began to consider the design of his next experiment while rolling a pinch of tobacco in crinkled paper.
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Like making your own high-speed spinning toy that can reach speeds of over 100,000 RPMs, and then attaching razor blades to your creation to see what it can destroy.
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"Why tell, when you can show a photo series?" dancer and YouTuber Ava Gordy replied, attaching an image of herself surrounded by Four Loko cans and wearing a gas mask.
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Charge it as you normally would with any device or in its charging cradle: A brightly colored, silicone case with an easy strap for carrying or attaching to a bag.
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For instance, attaching a tilt switch to a player's head can allow people without dexterous control of their hands to produce movement within a game by moving their head instead.
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It would allow workers charge their laptops, connect to Ethernet, and run presentations on a display by just attaching a single cable, while also getting improved audio for remote attendees.
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LG has been attaching the "ThinQ" branding to basically all of its new stuff this year, as a way to indicate that it comes with some amount of AI features.
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At the same time, many have rightfully called into question why attaching Whedon to a project has been more of a priority than hiring more female writers, directors, and showrunners.
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Rico, the game's protagonist, has a little fun by attaching jet-propelled explosives to the crate, but the end result isn't something you're used to seeing in the real world!
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The Saviors had duct taped dynamite to layers and layers of thick wire, attaching the wire to cars spanning a highway as a means of defense against hordes of walkers.
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With Roku OS 9, you can also use voice to search for free stuff to watch on Roku, just by attaching the word "free" to your initial search query; i.e.
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First, and most obvious, is the added weight and bulk you're adding to the camera by attaching what is, for all intents and purposes, a small refrigerator to the back.
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"This involves taking fragments of coral which have naturally broken from the reef, and attaching them to a rebar frame before placing it in the water," said Ms. Butler, 26.
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The chassis got a very precise paint job before the technicians started attaching components: Three coats of paint for a thickness of between four- and six-thousandths of an inch.
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And last year, Facebook dipped its toe into the Chinese market by quietly launching a photo and video sharing app called Colorful Balloons, without attaching the Facebook name to it.
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Some conservative lawmakers had recently been discussing the idea of attaching debt ceiling language to the next short-term funding bill, as long as it was paired with spending reforms.
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The Senate is now attaching it to a broader spending bill that could take months to complete – and has already drawn a veto threat from the White House. http://bit.
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And, as The Washington Post's Carlos Lozada recently noted, nothing gives heft to a foreign policy concept like attaching to it a sage-sounding phrase, often including the word "strategic".
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The Hopkinton police department says that the driver is facing charges of operating an uninsured and unregistered vehicle, as well as a charge of attaching "fake home made" [sic] plates.
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People have experimented with techniques like attaching RFID tags — electronic chips that can be scanned from several feet away — to every item and installing RFID scanners in the checkout lanes.
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"Having technical team from the U.S. on the ground is a clear sign from your side that you're taking this seriously and attaching great importance to it," Yıldırım told Biden.
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Pharmaceutical companies extended their exclusivity over blockbuster drugs 80 percent of the time, attaching new patents on dosage and other aspects that had nothing to do with the original invention.
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You can also avoid Bluetooth on the new iPhone by attaching a $10 headphone adapter, but whether users embrace that clunky solution in the long-term remains to be seen.
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That means the sorts of wild fan theories that greeted the books-only character are now attaching themselves to Arya, so I guess we have that to look forward to.
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"This is you when you decide to sleep with your boyfriend," they would say, attaching the tape to the girl's arm and peeling it off, now cloudy with skin cells.
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The tar was distilled from the bark of birch trees some 200,000 years ago, and seemed to have been used for hafting, or attaching handles to stone tools and weapons.
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The company actually launched Actions last year, enabling users to take an action from a message like attaching a Slack message to a pull request in Jira, as an example.
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In Friday's press briefing, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders appeared to give the administration wiggle room to cancel the meeting, attaching conditions that were not announced Thursday night.
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Meanwhile, Senate Republicans are also considering attaching a clean short-term extension of the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance program, known as Section 85033, onto the government funding bill. Sen.
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"Ellie Goulding coming out for the halftime show like...." wrote one user, attaching a photo of Patrick Star, from the TV series "SpongeBob SquarePants," with a lampshade on his head.
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Attaching requirements for sensible and necessary spending cuts to any increase in the debt ceiling in no way puts the full faith and credit of the United States at risk.
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Deer Island used to be remote, but a hurricane in 212014 left a strip of sand behind, attaching the island to the town of Winthrop by a neck of land.
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On the bottom, there's a USB-C port for charging and wired data transfer, and a 1/4″ standard tripod mount for attaching the Z1 to tripods or other accessories.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) on Friday floated attaching the payments to a coming disaster spending bill or the larger government funding bill, known as an omnibus, in December.
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Instead, he said his administration and congressional allies could pass policies by attaching them to budget reconciliation bills, which cannot be filibustered by the minority party, according to Senate rules.
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However, Mick Mulvaney, the president's budget chief, has publicly supported the idea of attaching riders to the debt-ceiling increase, creating an impression of internal conflict in the Trump administration.
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"Veselnitsksaya sent emails to the personal email account of a supervising Russian prosecutor in the Russian Prosecutor General's Office attaching drafts" with "numerous tracked changes and comments," the indictment claims.
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"We sell based on emotion and attaching that emotion to a vision," said Matthew J. Leone, the senior vice president of digital marketing for Terra Holdings, the parent company of Halstead.
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Investors have grown increasingly confident in recent weeks that the Fed will raise rates in December, attaching an 80 percent probability to such a move, according to fed funds futures pricing.
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They also built a motorized "automated grooming machine," attaching the tongue to a horizontal rack and dragging it at varying speeds across a chunk of fur from the same dead cat.
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Also, making and attaching the electronics to the bees is currently done manually—not a very efficient way to scale to monitor a whole farm with dozens or hundreds of bees.
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However, if this device is actually one of Google's rumored Pixelbook 2 devices, which have been going by the codename "Nocturne," it should have a physical connector for attaching the keyboard.
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The Revero's status as an electric hybrid largely seems to be merely an added perk to owners, attaching an image of innovation to the vehicle's much more important signature luxury design.
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In so doing, I was also figuring out ways to think about — and to talk about — the drugs, and why I was taking them, without attaching as much shame and stigma.
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Writing your recommendation Attaching reference letters to a job application or resume rarely happens, but written recommendations can be still asked for in academia, on LinkedIn and some other professional settings.
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Humans have been attaching grief to things and holding on to pieces of their loved ones long before I folded up my mom's pajamas and brought them back home with me.
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As for those longtime Nikon shooters who already own the older DSLR version, well, there's nothing stopping you from just attaching it to a Z6 or Z7 with the lens adapter.
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The Tile Sticker worked much better when attaching it to my work laptop, and remained in place even as I chucked it into my backpack over the course of several days.
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" She said she was attaching a list of 10 books that would offer Trump "a window into the lives of the many children affected by the policies of your husband's administration.
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And where there was room to spare, Apple inserted magnets, which make attaching various accessories, such as cases and the Apple Pencil (included in the teardown, by the way), a breeze.
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In a later message to her, Carter revealed another of AudienceBloom's clients by attaching a case study describing work the firm had performed for HostGator, a web-hosting company in Texas.
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This is important, maybe more important than a lot people realize, because one of the keys to a healthy relationship with food is not attaching any moral value to food choices.
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The perception among several GOP sources who spoke with BuzzFeed News is that Walsh has thrived financially and professionally in the Trump era without attaching herself too firmly to Trump's brand.
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According to the Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University, within moments of attaching to a surface, they start producing slimy extracellular polymeric substances, which gives the slime its shape.
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Critics of Plan B take issue with the belief that it sometimes prevents a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterus, though the science on that has been up for debate.
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Because various open-source projects use various open-source licenses, when releasing software using Commons Clause, one must specify to which underlying permissive open-source license one is attaching Commons Clause.
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The Switch is already a power hog, but attaching the Hori D-pad causes the battery to drain between 8 and 10 percent an hour in standby mode, in my testing.
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But if you're not feeling up to the DIY challenge of simply attaching a large wooden spoon to a harness you can always buy a fancy leather model for $33 online.
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Attaching a separate document also would allow Germany to clarify its priorites and avoid them from being overshadowed by what could be a more heated debate on protectionism and currency policy.
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And the storm flap that covers the top zipper, while welcome, feels like it has the snap on the wrong side — it makes attaching or detaching it a two-hand affair.
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They ultimately came up with a pair of small sensors that simultaneously monitor a baby's heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and breathing, all while safely attaching to skin using only water.
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It also includes a 360-degree camera that can shoot 4K video, and handheld remote which has the option of attaching a smartphone for a live-feed view from the drone.
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" Meadows told the Post, "We're going to fund Harvey relief without a doubt, but I think it just sends the wrong message when you start attaching it to the debt ceiling.
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Tekashi says the use of any other name -- presumably the one for which he's famous -- could only be used for the purpose of attaching "derogatory and satirically unflattering labels" on him.
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The occult corners of Reddit are full of stories of black magick gone wrong or, even worse, tales of malevolent forces attaching themselves to people as a result of black magick.
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Hurt portrayed Kane, an executive officer aboard the commercial spacecraft Nostromo, who unfortunately discovers a chamber containing hundreds of eggs, which subsequently leads to a creature attaching itself to his face.
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Reasons to reenter: Still, while some Democrats are attaching qualifiers to their support for the deal, they all are indicating they'd seek to put the United States back into the agreement.
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By prioritizing college completion at the top and attaching meaningful incentives and accountability metrics for grantees and institutions, we can help students get one step closer to realizing their American dream.
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The meeting comes after Trump told The New York Times he is considering attaching his $1 trillion rebuilding plan to a tax reform bill, because infrastructure is "so popular" among Democrats.
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By attaching a hashtag to King's work, he hoped to co-opt it, allowing the racist hordes that follow his website to laugh and take pride in the trauma of others.
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In 22014, Nitschke created the COGen machine, which consisted of a canister to mix chemicals that would produce carbon dioxide that could be inhaled by attaching a facemask to the canister.
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During a thumbprint, an individual allegedly dips a thumb into a pile of LSD crystal, resulting in several milligrams attaching to the skin, which they then ingest by licking their finger.
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Debt ceiling The measure suspends the debt ceiling until March 2202, 2628, sidestepping a fight with House conservatives who have demanded attaching spending reforms to any expansion of federal borrowing authority.
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The only way Congress could cut off Mueller's cash flow would likely be passing a stand-alone bill or attaching a rider to a spending bill blocking money for the investigation.
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Its patented snapping system is simple but effective, attaching the top sheet to your duvet cover so the two always move together, meaning you can make your bed quickly each morning.
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In a run on a test bench, the tires held up at 318 mph, and the engineers x-rayed each to have a proper look before attaching them to the car.
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If you do try to train your cat, experts suggest attaching a leash to a harness because pulling directly on the neck of a cat can be damaging for the animal.
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" Meadows told the Post, "We're going to fund Harvey relief without a doubt, but I think it just sends the wrong message when you start attaching it to the debt ceiling.
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You will probably need to reinforce the existing structure, which is likely to involve strengthening the floor joists by attaching new joists to one or both sides, or possibly adding columns.
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She was dismayed when the weight caused the sculpture to list horribly to one side and credits one of her assistants for the idea of attaching 100-pound dumbbells as counterweights.
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The earlier restrictions barred South Korea from attaching a payload weighing more than half a ton to its Hyunmoo missile when the rocket had a range of up to 497 miles.
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"Even though the central authorities have said in the past two days they were attaching a high degree of importance, local health protections had not been upgraded at all," he said.
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It sets a dangerous precedent for suspending the debt ceiling without attaching spending reforms and reveals a startling and newfound willingness among the president and Republicans in Congress to do so.
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Congressional leaders are considering attaching as much as $1.1 billion in Zika spending to a bill to temporarily fund the government during the 2017 fiscal year that begins on Oct. 1.
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She said that attaching Harvey relief funding to a short-term bill to keep the government running could help to "smooth over" disagreements among Republicans and make it easier to pass.
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Roofing can be both dull and dangerous, and rote work like attaching shingles may as well be done by a drone overseen by an expert as by that experts' own hands.
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The prime minister said he was unhappy with both the level of aid the Obama administration was offering in the new deal and the conditions the administration was attaching to it.
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"People who are attaching sex to these stories seem to equate the genitals with sex, but that's not how young children see their genitals," Kinsey Institute writer Debby Herbenick told Jezebel.
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Any self-respecting Irish politician acquires a range of colourful nicknames, and those attaching to Leo Varadkar, whom parliament will, barring disasters, elevate to prime minister on June 13th, are nothing unusual.
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"Generally, attaching an electrical device to the trigger does not make a semiautomatic a machinegun unless it causes it to fire automatic," Ginger Colbrun, public affairs chief for the bureau told me.
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In September and October, the U.S. Defense Department halted shipments of F-2800s for 27011 days after a production error allowed corrosion to form around fasteners attaching body panels to the airframe.
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Then, once a servicing satellite reaches one of its targets, it will need to be able to perform very technical procedures, such as attaching a new piece of hardware or transferring fuel.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is bringing its News Feed Reactions to Messenger so you can reply by attaching a love, smile, wow, sad, angry, thumbs-up or thumbs-down emoji to a specific message.
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In the case of Zimbabwe, global internet rights group Access Now sprung to action, attaching its #KeepItOn hashtag to calls for the country's government to reopen cyberspace soon after digital interference began.
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The job used to be to discover what a hostile country was up to by attaching crocodile clips to telephone lines emerging from its embassy, intercepting communications, collecting data and decrypting them.
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Consumers can also return the product to the store, or request at-home pick-up if they are unable, unwilling or uncomfortable attaching the unit to the wall or returning it themselves.
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While Trump is focused on attaching new work requirements to Medicaid and possibly food stamps, 62 percent of the public tells Pew that the government doesn't do enough to help the poor.
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Paul's devotees — the so-named Paulites — are now erratically strewn across the political spectrum of the 244 election, at once attaching themselves to Trump's populism, Ted Cruz's conservatism and even Sanders' socialism.
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We know we said it was time we stop attaching trendy colors to entire generations, but it's hard to ignore the sudden proliferation of all things bright, sunny, unapologetic Gen Z yellow.
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Led by neurophysiologist and Dolby chief scientist Poppy Crum, the company has been attaching biosensors to willing subjects and plopping them down on a couch to settle in for an entertainment session.
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Analysts are not attaching a high chance to a deal materializing, and even if it did, they are uncertain it would be enough to help clear the global overhang of crude supplies.
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Attaching furniture such as bedside tables and toilets to the wall, rather than resting it on the floor, makes cleaning underneath quicker, and might make it possible to employ one cleaner fewer.
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It's designed to minimize clutter by attaching to the One Connect Box with just one slim, connecting cable and its Ambient Mode allows for an even more cohesive blend with your decor.
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A magnesium bolt attaching the tag to the whale corrodes after three or four days, after which time it floats to the surface—and then the scientists hope that it turns up.
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Representative Mark Walker, chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee, RSC, sent a letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan on Thursday saying he opposed attaching the debt-ceiling raise to disaster aid.
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However, Wang saw investment value in some growth and tech firms, saying the authorities were attaching more importance to the country's tech sector amid a bitter trade spat with the United States.
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The Winnipeg refugee agency group home that Iyal lives in tried to make life easier, replacing door knobs with latches, attaching bungee cords to dresser drawer knobs and installing a bidet toilet.
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It comes with a USB-C port, two regular USB-A ports, an SD-card slot and the usual Surface connector for charging and attaching the Surface Dock if you have one.
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Officials could also consider reducing pole attachment fees – the rental rates paid by Internet providers to the government for attaching fiber-optic Internet cables to electric poles – and cutting suffocating red tape.
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Other witnesses detailed types of torture carried out by security forces, including burning people with a blowtorch, attaching weights to testicles and forcing victims to sit in acid or on broken glass.
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Beijing is attaching great importance to Trump's visit, during which he is expected to become the first U.S. president to be hosted for dinner at the Forbidden City, a former imperial palace.
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Speaking to reporters Wednesday, the commander of the U.S.-led coalition against ISIS said the United States is "working really hard to come up with solutions" to ISIS attaching explosives to drones.
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In September and October, the U.S. Defense Department halted shipments of F-2800s for 290 days after a production error allowed corrosion to form around fasteners attaching body panels to the airframe.
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One impressive demo involved attaching the Tracker to a camera-like device, so the player could take different pictures at various angles using the contraption: The Vive Tracker will launch in Q2.
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So they tried a parachute anchor that decelerated the system, and they experimented with turning the device in the opposite direction and attaching inflatable bags to tow it faster than the plastic.
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Its modular nature is interesting, though attaching the battery pack makes it so fat and heavy that it's barely usable, especially compared to any regular phone with an equally capacious battery case.
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Senate Democrats have introduced bills advancing such ideas—including Merkley, who pushed a Medicare-based public option to let individuals and employers buy Medicare coverage, while also attaching himself to Sanders' measure.
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Eric Adams, an aviation journalist and photographer who was aboard a different Liberty helicopter on Sunday evening, said riders were strapped in from the rear, with carabiners attaching their harnesses to tethers.
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By attaching an unrelated amendment to the Yemen resolution, the House ended its "privileged" status, which would have forced the Senate to quickly take it up and send it to Mr. Trump.
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But a review of available material from defense companies offers some clues that the Pentagon may be attaching the launch tubes to lower-profile aircraft like helicopters and small propeller-driven planes.
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He didn't hand over the five-year, $219 million extension Cousins was eligible for, and he certainly never considered going the full Phil Jackson and attaching a no-trade clause to it.
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But assembling and attaching the jewellery proved to be a bit more of a challenge so Abergel called a friend skilled in cornrows to braid a single plait along Theron&aposs part.
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Attaching "buy American" preferences on material would greatly help the economy and would spare us national embarrassments, like the use of Chinese steel on the recently rebuilt San Franciso-Oakland Bay Bridge.
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Tile Pro 2-Pack, available at Tile, $34.99I've been attaching the Tile trackers to important belongings like my keys, wallet, and Airpods since 2018, but they really did their job in 2019.
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Hannah Denton, a counselling psychologist based in Brighton, overcame practical difficulties by attaching a sound recorder to a tow float, so that she could interview half a dozen devoted practitioners in situ.
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Humberto Díaz, currently an artist-in-residence at the Bronx Museum, extends the active life of fallen tree branches he scavenges from the city's parks by attaching industrial brooms to their tips.
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But he supplements his research with what he calls the "economics of walking about" - attaching as much credence to what ordinary people are saying through surveys as he does to quantitative methods.
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