I don't want to be attached to this external thing.
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They would not be attached to the CR, he added.
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Tweens and teens tend to be attached to their gadgets.
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The information will also be attached to relevant Instagram hashtags.
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Cables or "slings" will be attached to the lifting beams. 3.
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Yet some frills could be attached to make either more appealing.
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Blocks can be attached to one another to quickly produce structures.
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And all of it can be attached to the reconciliation bill.
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Yes, conditions need to be attached to any federal aid packages.
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Instead, he can work with all and be attached to none.
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It will then be attached to a barge and towed to shore.
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OCO-22018, rather, will be attached to the massive orbiting space station.
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They could equally well be attached to sperm just before sexual intercourse.
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The BEAM will be attached to the ISS in the coming months.
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The proposal would be attached to the House GOP crafted budget resolution.
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The rails even allowed for shotguns to be attached to M4 carbines.
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The measure is not expected to be attached to a short-term spending bill next week, but Alexander is pushing for it to be attached to a long-term funding bill once a deal is reached on that.
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Variety reports that Charlize Theron's Cipher also might be attached to the script.
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All kinds of information could be attached to an entry in a blockchain.
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You can search the tags that might be attached to your account here.
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The post captures the mixed emotions that can be attached to such products.
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In Nintendo's case, the headset is intended to be attached to the Switch.
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So you bet he would be attached to this high-tech teddy bear.
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These small cells will be attached to utility poles, buildings, and even homes.
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Which could certainly enable rich profiles to be attached to single visitors IDs.
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Or do they expect to be attached to the modeling industry for life?
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He told her that her name wouldn't be attached to the new account.
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An aluminum awning can be attached to the camper to extend the space.
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They would not be attached to the stopgap continuing resolution (CR), he added.
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Up until this point, only photos could be attached to locations on Google Maps.
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No matter whom Rose may be attached to, she'll never stop being 100% herself.
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It will be attached to an annual spending bill for energy and water programs.
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"I just didn't want to be attached to the whole society system," he recalls.
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And should the term "feminist" ever be attached to companies, CEOs, or their products?
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Some have suggested it could be attached to the end of year spending deal.
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The art world expects the name "to be attached to specific members," he said.
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We know many of you will be attached to paperbacks, and we get it.
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He also insisted that $4 billion of border security funding be attached to the bill.
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Instead, it makes the clever device which can be attached to drones to scan barcodes.
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The tracker can also be attached to a DSLR camera to create mixed reality videos.
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Or they can be attached to vehicles, so that entire roads can be sampled routinely.
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If it's not, it could be attached to the uterus, and the mother could hemorrhage.
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It's so small that it can be attached to a single nerve or muscle fiber.
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Mr. Bloomberg is not asking that his name be attached to scholarships, his aides said.
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"That sense of unfairness can be attached to technological changes, too," Mr. Rodrik told me.
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The measures are likely to be attached to a government stopgap funding bill, Collins said.
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It does not need to be attached to anything or built in any particular place.
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Will the word "breakfast" no longer be attached to the word "cereal" in American gastronomy?
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Locations can be attached to reminders, using the location data from your phone as a trigger.
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So far, Copeland is the only onscreen talent who's confirmed to be attached to the film.
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Every thread must be attached to a Slack message, and each message only supports one thread.
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An $81 billion disaster aid bill was going to be attached to the government funding bill.
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It's waterproof, wireless, and can be attached to just about any surface you can think of.
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To propel it through interstellar space, the device would be attached to large, square-shaped sails.
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"Never be attached to one thing so closely that you can't pivot and adapt," she said.
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The penis, whose dimensions are currently unknown, will only be attached to the statue during ceremonies.
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Not to be attached to the goal, but to be committed to the journey and process.
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Some might be attached to must-pass bills, which can pass on a party line vote.
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These bills could be attached to the Rubio-Van Hollen measure or move on their own.
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"We don't want this Dream Act to be attached to a white supremacist agenda," said Barrientos.
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The Democrats want their legislation to be attached to the Senate energy bill as an amendment.
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These light sails will be attached to the nanocraft and pushed by… (you guessed it!) light!
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We need to change policy that requires an IMO ID be attached to these AIS feeds.
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Once copies of the machine are made, they can be attached to telescopes around the world.
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I asked her, 'Did you know that the phone used to be attached to the wall?
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These "foldscopes" can be attached to phones and used to photograph microscopic species and their behaviors.
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The Tile Mate is a versatile Bluetooth-powered finder that can be attached to different objects.
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In most cases, a tick must be attached to your skin for 36 to 48 hours.
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She didn't want to marry her boyfriend or be attached to him forever through co-parenting.
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The Harvey bill, scheduled for a vote Thursday, "will not be attached to anything," McCarthy said.
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Conservatives have insisted that spending cuts be attached to the unpopular, must-pass debt ceiling increase.
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Even though Lawrence is close with Ciarrocchi, she will most likely not be attached to the project.
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Tile can be attached to anything you own, from your keys to your backpack to your bike.
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There are also optional accessories such as a handheld grip that can be attached to the phone.
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But the drama is over which legislative priorities will be attached to the budget resolution — if any.
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I wanted to be attached to characters or stories that I've never seen or heard of before.
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We had no idea it was going to be attached to what was going on in London.
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Chaheati also sells heated stadium pads, and portable add-ons that can be attached to existing chairs.
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The Commons Clause is a rider that is to be attached to any permissive open-source license.
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Robert Pattinson also appears to be attached to the project as a yet-to-be announced character.
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They had developed a device designed to be attached to the side of a standard shock absorber.
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Footage will be shot on Go-Pros, some of which will be attached to the golf carts.
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In their office, I see container after container filled with penises that can be attached to manikins.
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Further, many Tennesseans are rightfully concerned about the strings that could be attached to a Medicaid expansion.
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Dr. Natalio said his team is preparing a list of corrections to be attached to the article.
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The spring door can be attached to existing garage doors, so it's simple to use and install.
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His head is cryogenically frozen, awaiting the day it can be attached to a new body and revived.
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If you were a public figure on FriendFeed, people's comments would sort of be attached to your post.
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They are wary about the meaning that could be attached to the newest member of the royal family.
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They constructed an air-monitoring device so that it could be attached to a single person all day.
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Garford Farm Machinery, a British firm, has created a robotic weeder that can be attached to a tractor.
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It also could be attached to other must-pass items, including another measure dealing with Medicare's drug benefit.
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Also there, other critical pieces will be attached to JWST to help it do its job in space.
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Each figure comes with an "Infinity Stone" which can be attached to the gauntlet to unlock new abilities.
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His condition means he has to be attached to several tubes to help with breathing, feeding and more.
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One of those measures could be attached to a must-pass spending bill or move on its own.
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Senate Democrats have pushed for a renewal of benefits for coal miners to be attached to the waiver.
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If you were a public figure on FriendFeed people's comments would sort of be attached to your post.
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The Karma Grip can then be attached to your existing GoPro mounts via the included Karma Mounting Ring.
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Its reauthorization could be attached to a short-term government funding bill that must pass before Jan. 19.
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First, the obvious: The optics are poor when anything with the word "deal" can be attached to it.
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Unlike other VR devices, standalone headsets don't need to be attached to a PC or smartphone to work.
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A policy rider would have to be attached to this year's funding measure to unwind it, they say.
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The Nomad Kitchen has hooks that can be attached to the tie-down anchors in a vehicle's trunk.
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The budget blueprint also paves the way for a drilling measure to be attached to the tax overhaul.
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Hidden skimming devices (commonly thought to be attached to gas station pumps and ATMs) have gone high-tech.
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He said that the new grants would not require applicants to be attached to schools or community centers.
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I certainly understand why Americans might be attached to their house, their friends and family, their home country.
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But there was a lot to be attached to, even to swoon over, before last week's Brexit vote.
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Its reauthorization could be attached to a short-term government funding bill that must pass before Jan. 19.
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The book isn't just about that, but is something that I don't want to be attached to any stereotype.
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It would only cost $1,000 per year to renew, and my name wouldn't be attached to it at all.
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Though analysts expect the merger to be approved, they also expect several requirements will be attached to the decision.
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There will be 2250 cannabis shops, many of which will be attached to grocery stores that contain liquor stores.
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The P. xerothermodurans samples will be attached to thin, aluminum "coupons" and attached to the outside of the balloons.
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Another system uses a harpoon and what the team calls a "dragsail" that could be attached to larger pieces.
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The House Zika legislation will be attached to a separate annual funding bill for veterans and military construction projects.
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This expert rating can be attached to all news stories produced by the source the instant the stories appear.
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Nor should too much significance be attached to the elderly carrier's military mission when it arrives at its destination.
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Unfortunately, it's more likely that, from now on, The Birth of a Nation will be attached to Nate Parker.
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The sensor is still in the development phase, and it has yet to be attached to a contact lens.
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Then, according to CEO Jim Jannard, the company wants any traditional big camera lens to be attached to it.
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Prince Harry is the latest of a long string of global celebrities to be attached to an Apple production.
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"I have this dark cloud that follows me, and it's going to be attached to me forever," he said.
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Federal assistance for those affected by devastating floods triggered by Harvey could be attached to a new continuing resolution.
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Vert — a small black sensor that can be attached to a waistband — is a jump-monitoring wearable for athletes.
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The hardware sensors are designed to be attached to individual circuits in a building without the need for rewiring.
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Magnets in the FreeLace buds mean they can also be attached to each other when no longer in use.
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Those facilities will be attached to existing UPMC hospitals, and there will be no net addition of inpatient beds.
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Hatch has expressed frustration with Democrats' demand that the coal miners bill be attached to a waiver for Lighthizer.
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These locators can be attached to essentials like keys, wallets, and passports, and ring when activated from an app.
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This means that the base stations don't need to be attached to a computer, only plugged into a wall.
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It has a shutter button but is also hands-free and can be attached to almost anything, Google said.
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Ms. Levitt recommended that the same stigma that is associated with crimes like rape be attached to economic crime.
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The package includes a VR headset, a TV display and sensors that can be attached to any exercise bike.
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The pen also comes with a magnetic miniature astronaut, who can be attached to the body of the rocket.
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No one can be sure whether tariffs eventually will be attached to British-made cars and other manufactured goods.
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Roughly 10 miles from downtown Austin, we're planning a hotel that will be attached to a live music venue.
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Axiom's station will be attached to the front node of the ISS, allowing for amazing views of the earth.
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If a helmet is running low or empty, a new package of 30 will be attached to the helmet.
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The team has created a moisture sensor that can be attached to a harrow to give real-time readouts.
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Republicans remain divided over whether conditions such as spending cuts should be attached to raising the statutory borrowing limit.
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The note does not appear to be attached to Gertz's stories that do not have to do with Guo.
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Skipping [the convention was] not a viable option, but they don't want to be attached to a sinking ship.
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An interesting thing about temple cuisine is that because Buddhists cannot be attached to anything, the food cannot be addictive.
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Extensions should only be attached to the natural lash (not the skin) and be applied one strand at a time.
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VR bangers is using an all-in-one AuraVisor VR headset, which doesn't need to be attached to a smartphone.
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The small GPS tracker can be attached to any garment with a magnetic lock, and communicates with the parent's phone.
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Liskaflower's creations alternate as tiny pieces jewelry, such as pendant necklaces and decorative brooches that can be attached to clothing.
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Known as the International Docking Adaptor, this will eventually be attached to a port on the exterior of the ISS.
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It will charge via USB-C and can be attached to the side of the laptop with a leather holder.
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The tiny, hand-held device looks like an over-sized key chain (and ostensibly could be attached to your keys).
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Such panels, being cheap and lightweight, could readily be attached to walls and roofs, and even built into roofing tiles.
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None of these consequences should be attached to a political party, because all Americans should be concerned about our future.
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His company's product consists of two large eye stickers which can be attached to surfboards, diving gear, and surfing clothing.
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It's a "tag that can be attached to any item," according to 9to5Mac, and is tied to your iCloud account.
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One was to stay on their Christmas tree and the other had to be attached to a balloon and released.
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That means the entire apparatus could now be attached to a port on a bioreactor to sniff what's happening inside.
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For cars, accessory makers offer wireless charging mounts that can be attached to air-conditioner vents or CD player slots.
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Such masks can be attached to a ventilator with a 3D-printed valve, splitting a single ventilator between multiple patients.
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But they do support a separate measure to beef up the background check system that will be attached to legislation.
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John Bel Edwards to call the deluge historic and unprecedented; those adjectives, of course, couldn't be attached to a name.
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Tensing doesn't appear to be attached to and dragged by the vehicle, and he's never close to being run over.
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This small Bluetooth tag can be attached to a variety of items, allowing you to track their location using your smartphone.
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Andrew Lainton, a planning consultant, says that an obligation to build within a given deadline could be attached to planning permission.
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Newfoundland has gone with a private retail sales model, and many will be attached to Dominion supermarkets that also sell alcohol.
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If you're not in a hurry, a robotic dialer can be attached to the safe that automatically tries every possible combination.
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Each review must also be attached to a specific order, so that fakers can't just sign in and write a review.
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BEAM will be attached to one of the nodes on the station and used to demonstrate expandable habitat technology in space.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's the idea: A man is going to be attached to a rope and then fall.
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These Levallois tools were much easier to produce in large quantities, and they could be attached to sticks to make spears.
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There also is a built-in trolley strap, so it can easily be attached to the top of a roller suitcase.
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Its "hands" ranged from a simple hammer to cutlery with elongated handles to inserts whose ends could be attached to machines.
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Mnuchin told the House Financial Services Committee that no policy riders should be attached to legislation increasing the nation's borrowing authority.
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It's possible the disaster aid could be attached to a short-term spending patch to keep the government open through Jan.
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It's possible the disaster aid could be attached to a short-term spending patch to keep the government open through Jan.
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Quip is meant to be portable and has a holder that can be attached to the wall with a suction cup.
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Senators said they don't think it could be attached to the Yemen resolution because it stretches beyond the war powers fight.
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It was a 3 million pound piece of steel that was going to be attached to millions more pounds of steel.
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Later that month Westmoreland finally began, rather cautiously, to allow his name to be attached to this picture of enemy weakness.
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With the help of Intel, a big American chipmaker, Keenan has developed a computer that can be attached to its wagons.
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There is still some uncertainty over what legislation CHIP reauthorization will be attached to and how long the extension will be.
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They're handling those issues quietly without much debate about the potential reforms that could or should be attached to the measures.
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Based on what Adobe has announced, the attribution tool is a piece of metadata that can be attached to a file.
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The other would be attached to a bill designed to help counter Russian meddling in Europe through means other than sanctions.
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There were also reservations about the massive disaster aid package that was supposed to be attached to the stopgap bill. Rep.
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A frequent justification for denying kids the franchise is that voting should be attached to the obligations and responsibilities of citizenship.
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Is he assuming that the immigration bill would be attached to whatever spending bill is proposed at the end of March?
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A high barrier would be attached to the sides of the slope, so it would be completely safe for riders, Mataibekov adds.
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Also huge dicks, in my experience, tend to be attached to huge dicks who have no idea what to do with them.
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Lobbyists initially expected an agreement to be attached to one of the short-term funding bills that Congress has considered this year.
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Moreover, the stabilizer is removable and can be attached to another accessory called the Karma Grip for handheld or vehicle-mounted recording.
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To be precise, they weren't making fun of me — it was my nose, which just so happened to be attached to me.
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Meet Marimar White-Espin and Mike Radenbaugh the inventors of the Electrafin, an electric motor which can be attached to a paddleboard.
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The divers will also be attached to ropes and can communicate with team members at the surface through rope pulls, she said.
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Kano's first kit needed to be attached to a screen, but it has since released a kit that comes with its own.
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It mainly describes a solution for the way seat belts can be attached to a bench seat so that they're easily reconfigurable.
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Since Blizzard's pro tour and prize money would be attached to standard, unhappy players predicted wild mode would wither on the vine.
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There's also an optional 1900mAh battery pack that can be attached to the case if you're willing to spend an extra $40.
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To thrive, they must be attached to something, so the idea is to grow them on small spheres floating in the vessels.
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Founded in 2006, Heliatek specialises in super-light and flexible solar films that can be attached to glass surfaces and building facades.
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I'm just so glad the truth finally came out because I would never want something like that to be attached to me.
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I wish it didn't always have to be attached to a higher economic ratio, which is something we're trying not to do.
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Monex owns U.S.-based online brokerage TradeStation, which Kelly pointed out would now, in one way or another, be attached to Coincheck.
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But even if the amendment had passed, it was meaningless; it'd be attached to the budget resolution, which the president doesn't sign.
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MacRumors previously reported that Apple plans to release small, circular tags that can be attached to backpacks, keys, bicycles and other belongings.
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Why they do that, I think they want you to be attached to their brands and they want you to stick around.
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One major trouble spot was a massive $81 billion disaster aid package that was slated to be attached to the funding bill.
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Collins is hoping they will be attached to the government funding bill to provide a vehicle for them to get through Congress.
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VESA adapters are common and so cheap they often come packaged either with the monitor stand or monitor they'll be attached to.
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This budget caps deal would be attached to a short-term spending bill, to give lawmakers time to write the specific appropriations bills.
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Backers hope both drug pricing and surprise medical billing legislation could be attached to legislation that needs to move ahead of that deadline.
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The sensors would be attached to products and rely on a variety of technology, like radio frequencies, Bluetooth, conventional barcodes, and RFID tags.
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A new design enabled guests to remove a screw and take out a circuitry-filled medallion that could be attached to a keychain.
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Everyone's conscious of the status symbol quality of the iPhone, but a similar intangible value might be attached to a $1,000 Android phone.
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"Using a simulation to explore this subject removes many ethical problems that can be attached to the act of photographing poverty," Butler says.
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The original Tile, while bigger than the Slim, came with a punched hole so it could be attached to whatever device we wanted.
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It's also a quasi wearable, with a loop allowing it to be attached to bags or worn around the neck on a lanyard.
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I understand the importance and the sort of historic quality that could be attached to [my campaign] and the change that it represents.
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The end-of-the-year package, with multiple measures likely to be attached to a government funding bill, could provide a vehicle. Sen.
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Collection devices and samples could never be put down, but had to be attached to walls; experiments had to progress in prearranged sequences.
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Such a bill could be attached to the spending measure that must pass by March 23, when funding for the government runs out.
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Durbin and other lawmakers want the immigration measure to be attached to a must-do bill to fund the government beyond that date.
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To honor Mr. Bourdain, a voluntary donation at restaurants around the country can be attached to the bill to pay for the program.
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"It's not my expectation that it will be attached to any legislation that is moving this week," Jeffries said at a news conference.
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That information may be useful in aggregate, but there is no need for it to be attached to individual reports of coronavirus cases.
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Visitors are expected to be able to visit the International Space Station, which Axiom's station will be attached to, as early as 2024.
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Ordinary Cornish people do seem to be attached to their county and many likely feel that they are different from their English neighbors.
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A "confirmatory" referendum could also be attached to the Brexit bill at a later date and doesn't necessarily have to pass on Saturday.
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As for the safety of the pizzas, the pizza boxes have been tested for "floating ability", and will be attached to a lifebuoy.
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A new Bluetooth-based tracking device that can be attached to various objects making them findable via an iPhone or other Apple device.
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It seems fair to assume that it will likely be attached to some retention clauses that keep Juul's talent from looking for other jobs.
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The system will be attached to Dextre, another Canadian Space Agency robot, that performs maintenance and repairs on the exterior of the space station.
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Unlike the corded headphones of yore, this pair is wireless, which means you don't have to be attached to your phone at the hip.
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Online rental shop LensRentals told renters that solar filters had to be attached to lenses to protect them and camera sensors during the eclipse.
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Each company detailed ideas for new private space habitats that could either be attached to the ISS or fly free in low Earth orbit.
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These release electrons when deformed, and can be attached to beating hearts so that they are slightly bent with each heart beat, generating electricity.
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The creator's name will be attached to the lens, and Lens Studio will offer creators metrics about how often their lens has been used.
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Her committee has passed legislation to open the refuge to oil drilling, and the measure is expected to be attached to the tax bill.
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I knew in my heart that I could not be attached to this person forever, let alone try to raise a child with him.
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The team's first attempt was a bobbin-based system, where the package would be attached to a cord that would unspool from the drone.
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Instead of a foldable device, LG released an accessory called the G8 ThinQ which can be attached to the smartphone to create two screens.
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The system is based around a little access port on the crotch, to which various bags or tubes can be attached to collect waste.
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For one thing, instead of manufacturing new toys and pieces for every game, PlayTable uses RFID tags, which can be attached to existing objects.
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McConnell pledged to support passage of two bipartisan ObamaCare fixes before the end of the year, which could be attached to a funding bill.
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If possible, put the repellent on the clothing, or on the tent; there are also clip-on devices that can be attached to strollers.
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Gibbs said he hopes the bill will be attached to the Zika funding package when the House and Senate go to conference next week.
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Members have said emergency funding for Flint, the fight against Zika and even aid for flooding in Louisiana could be attached to that bill.
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Fred perhaps best embodies what has changed the most for wrestlers of this era: you no longer need to be attached to a company.
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It can be attached to the trunk of a hatchback or SUV, as well as the bed of a pickup truck using extra hardware.
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So you need a brand that can be attached to that kind of content if you're going to be in the affiliate commerce business.
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The number of photos, videos, or links that can be attached to a tweet is limited, because they all count against the character limit.
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Trump has called for banning bump stocks, a device that can be attached to a semi-automatic rifle to speed up its firing rate.
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Delays of the taxes, either for one or two years, could be attached to larger legislation moving through Congress at the end of 2017.
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The reauthorization of the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) could be attached to a short-term government funding bill that must pass before Jan.
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A. Twitter's media policy generally does not allow images or videos depicting graphic violence, pornography or hate-group imagery to be attached to posts.
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It is unclear whether Republicans in Congress and Trump will allow unrelated controversial measures to be attached to either of the temporary spending bills.
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No. It'll be attached to your head and then you'll be literally, it's like an episode of "Black Mirror," but a real bad one.
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While an open, free, and democratized web is ideal, these two challenges demonstrate that a business model had to be attached to make it function.
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The first is the widespread use of Dermascopes, which are devices that can be attached to smartphone cameras to optimize photos of lesions for analyzation.
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It feels good to be attached to people who are in the process of growing as we're in the process of making a scene here.
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Democrats are insisting help for Flint -- hard hit last year by lead poisoning in its drinking water supply -- be attached to the must-pass bill.
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It also helps that the camera comes with a universal mount, so this little ball can be attached to any monopod or tripod out there.
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It also can be attached to a new VR helmet from DJI, which means you can walk your entire neighborhood without ever leaving the house.
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He said they will allow the DOJ and FBI to submit a formal written letter to be attached to the final report before releasing it.
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Ford imagines the vehicles could be attached to a local network of surveillance cameras that will send signals to robocars when they record traffic violations.
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Once at the station, the BEAM will be attached to the Tranquility node of the ISS, and then inflated sometime in the next four months.
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I also believe a note should be attached to the piece saying that a portion of Kim's remarks were inappropriately obtained at a private event.
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Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer told a conference on Saturday that Labour would press for a public vote to be attached to any deal Johnson negotiated.
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The academy used to be attached to the University of East Anglia but later fell under the auspices of the University of Stirling in Scotland.
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Over coffee and cake, the teams also showed off their custom drone modifications, including harnesses that allowed multiple cameras to be attached to each drone.
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As long as we're talking modern fluidity, let's remember that vaginas can be attached to all kinds of bodies with all kinds of gender identities.
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In the past, Democrats have accused Republicans of holding the nation hostage with demands that conservative policies be attached to legislation increasing the debt ceiling.
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Last month, NASA also selected Axiom to develop a module that would be attached to the I.S.S. in 2024 and used for commercial business activities.
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Scanning the lump, Dr. Cherniak saw that it had veins, meaning it was not an abscess and appeared to be attached to a blood vessel.
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Mr. Kaine's hope is that the new bill could be attached to a reauthorization of the federal Higher Education Act, which may happen this year.
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The tag will reportedly be linked to an iCloud account through an iPhone, and could be attached to any item, like keys or a purse.
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McConnell pledged to support passage of two bipartisan ObamaCare fixes before the end of the year, which could be attached to a government funding bill.
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Bump stocks previously could not be attached to a weapon under New Jersey law, but the new legislation, sponsored by Democrats, completely bans the accessories.
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In what is being described as an attempt to pull the U.K. toward a "softer" Brexit, several amendments are expected to be attached to May's plan.
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Even religions and mythologies deal with this, an idea of a heaven or a nirvana where you don't have to be attached to your body anymore.
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That word has come to be attached to many others: toxic masculinity, toxic homosociality (male bonding through awful behaviour), toxic debates over things like transgender rights.
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That&aposll be attached to the report, and whether or not there&aposs reactions or conversations with Horowitz before that report&aposs released, that will happen.
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There is much speculation that Mr Xi's name will be attached to it, making him the first leader since Deng to be named in the document.
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The vote could be attached to a "must-pass" bill prior to the "x-date" such as the appropriations bill for the second half of FY17.
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Dragon will rendezvous with the ISS on August 16 for capture by the station's Canadarm 2 robotic appendage, after which it'll be attached to the rocket.
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Like those tablets, the Tab S6 supports pen input (a stylus is included in the box) and it can be attached to an optional keyboard case.
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When the bait had to be attached to the hook, the boy had to take a lamprey out of the bucket and bite its head off.
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VICE: You were one of the first filmmakers to be attached to XX, but the film went through several filmmakers before settling on the final four.
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The video above is an animated simulation showing how the BEAM will be attached to the ISS, and how it might look inside once fully expanded.
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He suggested that spending reforms the group would like should be attached to either the current deal or legislation in December when Congress revisits the issue.
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Six holograms created by Bangs and Mrongovius will also be attached to the side panels of the square satellite, and perhaps even imprinted on the sail.
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But questions have been swirling about whether it will be a clean bill or if other policy items will be attached to the must-pass legislation.
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And the "glasses" part is really a single arm that can be attached to different form factors, whether that's glasses, safety goggles, or a hard hat.
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Persons with a hierarchical and individualistic (HI) worldview believe that resources, rights and roles should be attached to traditional social differences like gender, race and class.
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Y.) urged Republicans to delay passage of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which the amendment would be attached to, until after the Democratic presidential debates.
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A committee that Murkowski chairs on Wednesday passed a bill to open ANWR to drilling, which is now expected to be attached to the tax legislation.
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To win passage in the final days, the measures had to be attached to a bill introduced Wednesday to fund government operations, but they were not.
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Many Senate Republicans are nervous about the prospect of voting on any healthcare measure - no matter what legislation it may be attached to - that buttresses Obamacare.
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The bottle fits in standard car cup holders and comes with a Velcro strap so it can be attached to backpacks, belts or even your wrist.
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Created as a space-efficient option for future deep-space missions, BEAM will be attached to the International Space Station for two years, according to NASA.
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In his hands, a Byzantine medallion might get trimmed with tiny sapphires and diamonds, or an 18th-century intaglio might be attached to a simple chain.
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The chemical can be attached to munitions and can be used to create plumes of smoke as cover, with temperatures reaching up to 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit.
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An industry source said lawmakers have told them tax delays would be attached to a bill to continue expiring Medicare programs, known as "extenders," in December.
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While current RFID drones on the market technically solve many of the inelegant problems with RFID, they require bulky readers to be attached to the drone's body.
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He's talking about The Dude (proof: "I'm talking about the Dude here," he says), but that description might as well be attached to Sam Crowder as well.
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They're also going to test if the bots can manipulate and move small objects, and see what kind of add-ons can be attached to their midsections.
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That means 100 percent of its components fit inside the tablet display, which can be attached to one of three accompanying keyboards to create a clamshell laptop.
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Why it's gift-worthy: This tiny Bluetooth-enabled tracker can be attached to virtually anything (keys, bike, purse, etc.) and connects to an app on your phone.
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The free kit Vial of Life lets people store vital information in a baggie that can be attached to the refrigerator door or put in the freezer.
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NASA is also calling on the private space industry to send in ideas for habitats and modules that can be attached to the space station semi-permanently.
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I really didn't want anything that could be attached to a race, gender or sexuality so I thought an orange ping pong ball would fit the bill.
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Sprint is the latest US carrier to begin selling a personal tracking device that can be attached to or kept with something you can't afford to lose.
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Oscar Isaac, who is contractually obligated to be attached to every sci-fi property at some point, is reportedly in talks to join the forthcoming Dune film.
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If a collapsible colander still seems too big or isn't necessary for your kitchen needs, this crescent-shaped strainer can be attached to pots, pans or bowls.
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Once the Dragon reaches the space station, the BEAM will be attached to a port and filled with air, expanding to the size of a large closet.
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Several lawmakers and aides speculated the initiative could be attached to tax reform legislation that Republicans want to advance this year, but no decisions have been made.
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Recently there were rumors about U.S.-Israeli pressure on Egypt to cede a swath of land in the northern Sinai to be attached to the Gaza Strip.
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The Senate GOP is also trying to advance a Zika funding package, which could be attached to an appropriations bill on the floor in the coming week.
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Should any court cases arise internationally for losses stemming from the blockade, "we, as NOC, are determined not to be attached to these lawsuits", the letter said.
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This budget will be even more closely scrutinized as it is the first budget since the election — one that even Hammond's own career may be attached to.
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A disclaimer on stroller straps: You'll notice that many of the bags have clips or straps so they can be attached to the handle of your stroller.
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He said it would be "unlikely" for the measure to be attached to a short-term spending bill if Congress has to buy itself more time again.
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When removed from the display, the controllers must be attached to the bridge accessory in order to work since it includes the battery that powers the controllers.
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John Thune of South Dakota, the No. 3 GOP leader, said if the budget deal is clinched, it would likely be attached to the stopgap funding bill.
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Nonetheless, he said the caucus would propose that a requirement capping government spending as a percentage of gross domestic product be attached to the debt ceiling hike.
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Bikers can activate the lights with a simple touchpad that can be attached to their bike handlebars or an Apple Watch app that automatically detects hand signals.
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Blacking out light in space A company in Sweden is using Vantablack to coat the inside of an optical telescope, which will be attached to a microsatellite.
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"I've become sensitive to the use of propaganda, my art being used to advance an idea that I may or may not be attached to," he said.
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The original Pulse was actually not a band all, but a clip-on tracker the size of a matchbox that could be attached to a belt or pocket.
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Instead of the engines being mounted under the wings of the aircraft, they would be attached to vertical stabilizers in the rear and on top of the aircraft.
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These cameras can fit into tight spots or even be attached to a drone for spotting trouble with or measuring the temperature of things like rooftop HVAC systems.
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The wheel, which comes in two sizes, is designed to be attached to any bike in less than a minute — taking the place of your bike's front wheel.
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Along with CIMON, SpaceX is also sending up an instrument that will be attached to the outside of the ISS to measure the temperatures of plants on Earth.
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The internet-of-things (IOT) meter can be attached to any standard water tap, pipe or hose and helps users enjoy cleaner water while reducing their water bills.
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Researchers at Columbia University's Computer Vision Lab have developed a flexible "sheet camera" that can be attached to any surface, taking photos and videos from angles previously impossible.
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Cockfighting is a blood sport because of the harm cocks do to each other in cockpits, exacerbated by metal spurs that can be attached to birds' own spurs.
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Some festivals also offer Bluetooth tags that can be attached to your phone and allow you to find it even when it's turned off or in airplane mode.
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The French president suggested that additional conditions should be attached to the granting of the EU's structural funds to guarantee the recipients take their share of asylum migrants.
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And on a smaller scale, so would I. My name is on the cover too and will be attached to that word for the rest of my life.
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"Given the importance of personalization, we have continued to enlarge our Jibbitz Charm Collection," the segment that produces the myriad figures that can be attached to the shoes.
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On Monday, the Senate will vote on a motion to move forward on the Iran sanctions bill, which is what the Russia sanctions amendment would be attached to.
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If verified, the trial raises the politically isolated country's nuclear capabilities and potential threat to the wider world, particularly if the bomb could be attached to a missile.
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Today the company is eliminating the last traces of anonymity from its app, requiring users to create handles that will be attached to their activity on Yik Yak.
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Conservative lawmakers want to separate the two priorities so they can garner more attention for their demand that the debt limit increase be attached to spending reforms. Rep.
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For example, in the food service industry, a sensor could be attached to deliveries to track temperature, humidity, and light exposure as products travel through the supply chain.
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Underwood and Casten said when they introduced their bill that they assume some sort of pay-for would be attached to their bill if it moved through Congress.
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The NCAA has discussed taking kickoffs out of games, and there are sensors that could be attached to helmets to alert referees when linemen are being too aggressive.
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But you're saying look, in the real world we have this apparatus and people are engaged with us and it means something to be attached to our brand.
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These small tracking tags could be attached to your wallet, keys, gadgets or other important or easily lost items, and then located using the iOS Find My app.
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This Bluetooth tracker can be attached to a keychain or put inside your wallet and is perfect for anyone who finds themselves misplacing something a bit too often.
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That means while your name will not be attached to the information, your age, gender, shopping activities and location will all be rolled up with other users' data.
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"There are still a lot of opportunities for it to be attached to something that the Senate wants to move before the end of the year," he said.
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The package of extenders, through a procedural maneuver on the House floor, is expected to be attached to one of the spending packages up for a vote Tuesday.
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The health-care package could be attached to either a short-term government spending bill in early December, or the longer-term government funding bill later in December.
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Republicans have said the issue could be attached to the next CR in an effort to sweeten the pot and attract more Democratic votes for the stopgap bill.
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"Great importance must be attached to environmental protection and migrant resettlement work during the construction," the state planner, the National Development and Reform Commission, said in a notice.
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The Blunt-Murray package will be attached to the joint appropriations bill for transportation and military construction, which is headed for a Senate floor vote, likely on Thursday.
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Bluetooth-based finder tags: Apple is rumored to be readying a device, similar to Tile, that can be attached to physical items and located using an Apple device.
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To win passage in the final days, the measures had to be attached to a bill introduced Wednesday to fund government operations through early February, but they were not.
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This even though the name "Super Bowl" could not be attached to the event, as AT&T would not pay the hefty price for an NFL stamp of approval.
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These pieces, referred to in Vouge by the artist as "suspended sculptures," can be attached to various contact points on the purse by achingly delicate gold-plated brass chains.
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Bringing on major authors such as Jemisin and Valente is a huge move for Bioware and Titan Books — these are enormous names to be attached to such a franchise.
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A set of wheels facing sideways will be attached to autonomous electric vehicles — like the Model X I was in, though Musk says any autonomous electric vehicle will do.
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Ocean Guardian has developed a number of handheld and belt-mounted devices that send out these tiny electrical currents and can be attached to surfboards, kayaks and fishing boats.
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If you have a single device with an AC adapter on a power strip, this isn't a problem, because it can be attached to the end of the strip.
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OCO-3 was originally on track for launch to the International Space Station in 2018, where it would be attached to the Japanese Experiment Module Exposed Facility (JEM-EF).
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The tracker itself is silver stainless steel (with a gold stainless steel version in the works), and it can be attached to a variety of different hide leather bands.
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If you are considering buying your way towards a VR-sponsorship, know that your name could be attached to a widely-publicized piece of content that tears down barriers.
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Moment launched three years ago with a Kickstarter campaign to fund the creation of a couple of interchangeable add-on lenses that could be attached to your mobile phone.
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It seems increasingly likely that a debt-ceiling increase will be attached to a budget deal that Senate negotiators from both sides hope to announce as soon as today.
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The job is to be attached to a place as one is attached to a self: not looking past its flaws, but literally unable to imagine life without it.
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To implement the measure, EU politicians said country markers would have to be attached to EU carbon allowances - creating a potential divergence in prices between EU and British permits.
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The GOP-controlled state Legislature passed a bill, with the support of many Democrats, that would mandate a second primary be attached to any replay of the November midterm.
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In addition, a number of other health-care items could be attached to the next government funding bill, or wait until a longer-term deal in a few weeks.
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Every spring, he read applications from students who, having been accepted by Oxford to pursue a doctorate in English, hoped to be attached to New College during their studies.
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The first Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) is on track to launch to the ISS around February 7, and will be attached to the station for two full years.
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I can't be attached to a number that is affected by so many different factors, and at 44, I have (hopefully) decades ahead of me to earn and invest.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One is working on a microphone that can be attached to a car's exhaust system to make the sport louder and more 'visceral' for television viewers.
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The increased age restriction for tobacco purchases is one of several provisions outside of the spending measures themselves that will be attached to the broader $213 trillion spending agreement.
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Harris, a former prosecutor, argued that Trump acted irresponsibly by citing MS-13 crimes in attempting to justify his demand that broader immigration reforms be attached to helping Dreamers.
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At the same time, Gottlieb also issued guidance to encourage further development of anti-addiction medications and reduce the stigma that can be attached to these kinds of treatments.
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This small, waterproof speaker can be attached to the wall of your shower by its suction cup so you can listen to music or podcasts while you get clean.
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The three licenses will be attached to an unspecified amount of crude oil import quotas, which have yet to be finalised and mandated by China's Ministry of Commerce, Chen said.
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Once the rollout is complete, Wal-Mart expects to have roughly 200 of these locations, which will be attached to an existing store or built as a stand-alone site.
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The Trump White House demanded anti-abortion riders be attached to the plan and by trying to codify an administration proposal that would unwind the ACA's protections for preexisting conditions.
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No surprise then that a gadget designed to be attached to your body does some pretty gruesome things to said body when it goes out in a blaze of glory.
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" When reached via email, Hopkins told The Verge that "[t]here was copying of what we were doing in order to be attached to us in keyword searches on Amazon.
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For businesses that want to use the new feature: You can customize the text on buttons to include emojis, and up to three buttons can be attached to any message.
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The kit is mainly comprised of new FPV goggles and a small, high-definition camera and "air unit" (or transmitter) that can be attached to pretty much whatever you like.
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No. Instead, the D3-U utilizes the Tracker, which can be attached to objects to track them (naturally) in-game, to turn a real-world device into a virtual one.
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Figuring out what matters For your work to matter — for you to be happy "now" and not "when" — it needs to be attached to something that actually matters to you.
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But Daniele Nouy reiterated Frankfurt would not sanction "empty shells" and said bank branches as well as key functions should be attached to the holding company supervised by the ECB.
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The earliest camera lucida was basically an extendible tube with a reflecting prism and sighting lens, mounted on a stick that could be attached to a drawing table or surface.
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The program also supported an audiometer that can be attached to an iPad with earphones allowing children to be screened for hearing loss, a common consequence of untreated ear infections.
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Bump stocks are devices that can be attached to rifles to enable them to fire faster, and they will no longer be legal in Florida if the bill is signed.
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Are they simply joy personified in a tinkling little sound that comes from a ball, one that can be attached to anything from reindeer to the paws of unsuspecting kittens?
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There's an overlap in season schedules, so if you look at the interest of these private investors is to be attached to the spring because spring has identity with lacrosse.
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The laws tend to get bundled with measures banning assault weapons, but large capacity magazines can be attached to most semi-automatic firearms that accept detachable magazines, according to Giffords.
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As reservists, the team will not be deployed full time, but will be attached to military units as conditions dictate, including in war zones where they could come under fire.
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The tiny chips can be attached to anything you need to keep tabs on or frequently lose — your keys, wallet, toy, even a pet — and correspond to the Chipolo app.
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Though both bills are funded through the Department of Education, if the CHOICE Act advances through the legislative process, it would most likely be attached to the annual defense budget.
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The lighting booth still has ceiling vents that used to be attached to the carbon arc spotlights that were in use when Mr. Guscott came to the Met in 1995.
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RELATED: Schumer withdraws offer for border wall Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn, a Texas Republican, said Tuesday he doesn't think an immigration bill needs to be attached to something else.
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The White House has also sent mixed signals about whether it will demand that money for Trump's proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexico border be attached to a DACA bill.
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At the same time, Gottlieb has also issued guidance to encourage further development of anti-addiction medications and reduce the stigma that can be attached to these kinds of treatments.
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The plan is for the aluminum dome-shaped unit to launch on a NASA cargo mission sometime in 2019, and then be attached to a port on the station's Tranquility module.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the province had given its approval to an environmental review of the project but recommended 37 conditions be attached to address concerns raised by communities and aboriginal groups.
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But Ricoh has also announced a new 360-degree microphone at the show, which can be attached to the bottom of the Theta V and used to capture fully 3D audio.
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NASA will soon ask for proposals of habitats that can be attached to Harmony and will make final selections by the end of the fiscal year, according to the space agency.
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It had its fair share of trouble along the way, most notably an ill-fated attempt to force users into adopting a permanent handle that would be attached to every post.
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Aston Martin will build Rapide E-inspired "cassettes" that can essentially slide in where the original engine and gearbox used to be, and will even be attached to the same mountings.
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Limpet mines, which are also believed to have been used in similar attacks in May, are explosive sea mines that can be attached to the hull of a ship using magnets.
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The 3D-printed ice could be attached to a plane's surfaces in very specific and controlled amounts to better determine how the extra weight affected the aircraft's performance in the air.
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The device (known as the rotary actuated dodecahedron, or RAD for short) can be attached to the arm of an underwater rover and triggered remotely to capture soft marine life safely.
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Alexander has said he's optimistic that the market stabilization efforts will be attached to a government spending bill, but it'll have to get in line behind a host of other controversies.
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The bipartisan Fix NICS (National Instant Criminal Background System) Act, which would encourage states to report more frequently to the current criminal database, will be attached to the omnibus spending bill.
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The collar has a hook-and-eye closure, but cannot be attached to my leather or wool coats unless I pin it, and I'm not sure how to do that, either.
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Anti-abortion groups want the defunding language to be attached to whatever reconciliation bill Congress hopes to pass in 2018 whether it's for welfare reform or another attempt at repealing ObamaCare.
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As a result, a series of "dampers" — large plates with springs — will be attached to the underside of the bridge, acting as shock absorbers and cutting the bounce roughly in half.
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But a stumbling block there is that Lee is insisting it not be attached to the community rating requirement, which assures that those with existing medical conditions can buy affordable plans.
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Tuff Mutt Poop Bag Holder, available on Amazon for $12.99This waste bag holder can be attached to any leash so you'll always have bags on hand during walks and outdoor events.
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He and Fischer suggested that a provision could be attached to the sweeping tax reform package that lawmakers hope to pass this fall, but he cautioned that the discussions were preliminary.
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Innovators are hoping to be able to design cameras that can be attached to the athletes themselves and enable fans to view the game through the eyes of their favorite players.
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But you can put as many metrics in front of a brand manager, they'd still rather be attached to ESPN, CBS, NBC, Fox, so they have that affinity going for them.
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The industry is worried the tax delays will have to wait until the larger government-funding bill in January, and not be attached to a short-term funding bill this month.
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This gave Deakins the same great image quality but also allowed for more portability and for the camera to more quickly be attached to something like a crane or a drone.
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Still, there are a number of tricky issues, notably whether DACA recipients should ever have a path to citizenship and what border security measures will be attached to a legislative fix.
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President Trump has insisted that a border wall, which was a signature promise of his presidential campaign, be attached to any deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Political and financial costs must be attached to governments pursuing an authoritarian path and support provided to civil society organizations and the citizens of Hungary, who deserve much better than this.
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Their opponents on Capitol Hill have been looking for a popular bill that they can be attached to, and this spending package is the last train leaving the station in 2019.
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In such a setting, cans of paint would be attached to the vehicle's propeller blades, releasing their colorful contents in a sputtering, splattering frenzy as the propeller rotated with increasing speed.
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The system also sports a small modular sensor that sits in the wind purifier and can also be attached to an article of clothing, detecting the level of particulates in the air.
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The kit includes a 140° Wide-Angle lens and a 10x Macro lens, both of which can be attached to an iPhone camera to take stunning landscapes, portraits, close-ups, and more.
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The idea is that drivers detained during traffic stops can be given the option to pay any overdue court fees that might be attached to their name rather than go to jail.
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"Long term, those patients could end up on ventilators and be attached to a breathing machine for quite some time until their lungs heal enough to breathe on their own," he said.
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While wearing the card, which would be attached to a lanyard, the adult would be only tasked with supervision and nothing else, until another adult "tags" themselves in and assumes the responsibility.
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That company later acquired construction materials group Sateba, which specialized in systems allowing concrete blocks to be attached to one another - a standard piece of construction material used in the railway industry.
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Prohibitions on using federal money for private prisons at the state level could be attached to those grants, but that does not mean states won't fund private prisons from state tax dollars.
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Michael isn't Michael's real name; he doesn't want to be attached to this article because he's already been on the receiving end of too much negative press over the past few months.
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Snapchat recently began allowing links to be attached to private Snaps and Stories, spurring an unofficial developer platform that apps like Sarahah and Polly are piggybacking upon with anonymous messaging and polls.
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These special keepsake ornaments can be attached to a Hogwarts Castle Tree Topper, which is so popular that it's sold out on the retail giant (but still available from third-party vendors).
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However, senators who support Alexander-Murray say the aim is to keep building support behind the scenes and hope that at some point, Alexander-Murray can be attached to a moving vehicle.
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Others waited in a long line last month to receive contraptions called Pump-N-Sprays: nozzles and foot pumps that can be attached to five-gallon bottles of water as makeshift showers.
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There are widespread fears that North Korea is in the latter stages of developing nuclear warheads that could be attached to its ballistic missiles and aimed at the U.S. and its allies.
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The Supreme Court last week rejected a bid from gun rights groups to temporarily delay the ban on the devices, which can be attached to firearms to make them fire more rapidly.
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Pants must still have belt loops, and "only pants with 'internal' back pockets or no back pockets are permitted; pockets may not be attached to the exterior," according to the school paper.
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The deadline for funding the government is also looming, with questions still hanging over the fate of a range of health-care measures that could be attached to a government funding bill.
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CHIP funding could be attached to the spending bill next week, but it is also possible the issue would have to wait until the January funding bill, which would further frustrate advocates.
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The singers will sometimes be strapped into flying harnesses and sometimes move freely around the stage, but always be attached to visible ropes, as though they're being manipulated by invisible child puppeteers.
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And so it has been attached to other funding bills, and until we repeal it, which is what I am in favor of, it will be attached to federal government funding bills.
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Today, Mr. Sanders is being cast as the idealist in the Democratic primary, and it's unclear how much importance will be — or should be — attached to his record as a hard-nosed mayor.
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The Knee Defender, a device that can be attached to the chair in front to render it rigid, is banned by many airlines, but that does not deter desperate flyers from using them.
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Due to the nature of the industry and threat of litigation, none of the four industry executives interviewed for this story would allow their name to be attached to comments about Black Cube.
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The next major advance came when Dr. Tang realized that AIE-gens could be attached to other materials like metal-detecting compounds, proteins or DNA fragments, and still keep their light-emitting properties.
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Correction July 18th, 10:33AM ET: The Glass Pod can only be attached to compatible frames that have the necessary hinge for its attachment, not to all frames, as the article initially stated.
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As shown in the patent image, the cams could be attached to stoplights and stop signs themselves, triggering as soon as a driver, say, runs a red light or changes lanes without signaling.
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In addition, the report says, Apple is developing a hardware product that can be attached to other items that Apple customers want to track — similar to what the Bluetooth tracker Tile offers today.
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This metallic ring, which measures 63 inches in diameter, will eventually be attached to the outside of the station, allowing future spacecraft built by SpaceX and Boeing to automatically dock with the ISS.
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She rented a studio and designed inflatable architecturally scaled rubber and vinyl versions of bulbous forms, envisioning them as sculptures that could be attached to buildings, occupied, then folded up and put away.
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Joule comes with a magnet so that its base can be stuck to some metal pots, and a small clip so it can be attached to the side of a container or pot.
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The industry is perhaps uniquely global: Chips made in Oregon or Texas are shipped to a plant in Mexico to be attached to circuit boards made in China alongside capacitors made in Vietnam.
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The increased age restriction for tobacco purchases is one of several provisions outside the spending measures themselves that will be attached to the broader $1.4 trillion spending agreement and likely become federal law.
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Trump and his team have also gone back and forth on whether they will demand that funding for a border wall be attached to a DACA bill, something Democrats have called a nonstarter.
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As BuzzFeed's Scaachi Koul noted in her "Sexbots" episode of Follow This, this year's big step forward in sex tech is "Harmony," a robotic head that can be attached to a sex doll body.
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Images, emojis, and stickers can be attached to your messages via the buttons at the bottom—the last triggers a switch to MMS, so MMS needs to be enabled on the recipient's phone too.
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In recent years, debt limit increases have routinely had to be attached to unrelated bills, tying the full faith and credit of the United States to lawmakers' ability to sort out other partisan squabbles.
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For many of us, our smartphones may as well be attached to our bodies, but there is something about moving technology past the barrier of the skin that just gives people the heebie-jeebies.
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Founded in London, GameFace Labs makes a self-contained VR headset, meaning it doesn't need to be attached to an external computer like Oculus or other headsets that require a high-powered gaming rig.
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South Korea, a democracy rated free by Freedom House, has had a complicated history of requiring comments on the internet to be attached to a user's national identification number to prevent "misinformation" from spreading.
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The up-and-coming professionals will be attached to the Master of the Household's department in the planning and delivery of all entertaining hosted by the Queen and other members of the royal family.
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Its decision to publish these rulings suggests it has wider concerns about the scale and privacy risks of current programmatic ad practices in the mobile space than can be attached to any single player.
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There's still no decision about whether a CHIP extension will be attached to the spending bill next week, because it's unclear whether doing so would gain or lose votes for the government funding bill.
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It was widely expected to be attached to the omnibus spending bill that passed Congress in March, but was left out as the Trump administration expressed concern about the number of imports from China.
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Maybe "UnREAL" played this card too soon for us — or Rachel — to be attached to Brandi, or maybe Rachel's just numbed by her own powerlessness, but Brandi's breakdown happens without Rachel batting an eye.
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Supporters of the proposal hope that a clean-energy tax package can be attached to must-pass legislation this year, but it's unclear if Congress will actually take up a year-end tax bill.
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The bill now heads to the House floor amid debate over whether border security provisions should be attached to potential legislation to protect recipients of the rescinded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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But it remains unclear what other legislation those measures would be attached to, and how such a move would be received by House Republicans who have criticized the subsidies as a bailout for insurers.
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The legislation will head to the House floor amid debate over whether border security provisions should be attached to potential legislation to protect recipients of the rescinded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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No payments should be made until at least 2022, and even then, it needs to be attached to an improvement in our economy and the resolution of our political status with the United States.
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Still, a Senate Democratic aide argued there would be more opportunities for the health-care bill to be attached to something, including possibly reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration or another hurricane relief bill.
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In addition, the record of the steps that lead to a scientific conclusion can be attached to academic papers in the form of a URL so that other scientists can attempt to replicate the findings.
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They are attempting to stabilize and secure the ship so it can be lifted 13 meters (42 feet) out of the water, after which it will be attached to a barge and towed to land.
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Triby IO is similar to its predecessor physically, featuring an adorable retro inspired design with a handle, rechargeable battery, and a magnet on the back so it can be attached to places like a refrigerator.
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The device's turn signals can be automatically activated through SatNav (via a route you predefine in the app), manually through the app, or through an optional remote control that can be attached to the handlebar.
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Polygonal graphics engines changed this, and let developers simply create a bunch of objects that could be attached to a standard body as if they were dressing a mannequin, using the same set of animations.
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One concept is known as a coronagraph, an optical instrument that can be attached to telescopes to suppress the light from a star with mirrors, making it easier to see planets that are lurking nearby.
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The screen will reportedly be attached to the top of the Echo and tilt updwards, making it easier for people to hover over the tablet and glance at the screen while they're getting things done.
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It was unclear whether the measure would be attached to a wide-ranging energy bill that failed to advance early this month or whether the senators would try to pass it as a separate bill.
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"The best chance for this package to be enacted into law is for it to be attached to must-pass moving legislation," said Paul Merski, executive vice president at the Independent Community Bankers of America.
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But today, Square is opening up the ability for developers to create brand-new interfaces for Square's payment system to be attached to so that businesses don't all have to use the exact same app.
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These colorful and convenient tracking tags can be attached to just about any object you want to keep an eye on: Your keys, of course, but also your purse, wallet, or even your pet corgi.
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But DJI now sells the Zenmuse, which can be attached to the Inspire, shoots micro 4/3 and RAW footage, and allows for more fine-grained tuning of color and focus while in the air.
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"If that doesn't happen then I have to accept that at least the victims' family members know that, in the court of public opinion, she [Buffett] will always be attached to these murders," Sawyer says.
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Originally developed by the military to sniff out toxins and pathogens in the air, BILI, which would be attached to a Mars rover, relies on sniffing out elements in dust plumes coming from the planet.
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But one of the most intense and longstanding disputes involves a few dozen plastic strips that would be attached to utility poles in this East End village of 2,000 to 20,000 (depending on the season).
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But the proposal is expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to be attached to the underlying House vehicle being used for the Senate's debate, much less be passed out of the chamber.
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The solar cells the companies are working on attaching to the car are only 0.03 mm thick, so they can be attached to curved areas on cars like the roof, the hood, or the hatchback.
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"It's telling the story of how you can be attached to people that only have love for you from a surface level because of fears they may face," he says, in an email to Noisey.
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And it is not clear whether the measure or other proposals to punish Saudi Arabia — by imposing sanctions or a weapons ban, or condemning the crown prince directly — could be attached to the spending legislation.
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Republican congressional leadership is pretty adamant that a DACA deal shouldn't be attached to a government spending bill, like, for example, the one they need to pass by January 19 to keep the government open.
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Magnes' solution, a cleat with a built-in sensor that can be attached to any cycling shoe, is also different from activity trackers as it directly measures the power and force generated by the cyclist.
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DJI recently released its own pair of FPV goggles and a small, high-definition transmitter that can be attached to just about anything in an attempt to wade into this new slice of the market.
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Macron has been one of the most vocal leaders in expressing his irritation with how Brexit negotiations have dragged on, and is pushing for strict conditions to be attached to any delay granted to Britain.
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They also sought to end restrictions on gun silencers (more accurately known as "suppressors") by changing federal laws on devices that can be attached to a gun's muzzle to lessen the sound of a shot.
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It's likely that the version that will be attached to the next budget deal would be expanded in an effort to prevent the feds from spending tax dollars to go after recreational users and businesspeople.
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Rather, it would exist as a standalone device to pre-scan clothing or, perhaps, be attached to the side of the machine, so users can just hold clothes up to the side before tossing them in.
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Despite its small size – which means that it can be attached to a tree or streetlamp – it can provide connectivity for up to 1,500 people as far as 10 kilometers away, according to Facebook's developer blog.
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Of course, Tile today continues to be best known for its keychain-style square dongles that can be attached to items you want to keep track of – like your keys, purse, bag, bike, wallet and more.
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Francesco Oggiano, the author of "Beppo Grillo Parlante", told CNBC on November 14 that he believed 3773SM's opposition to the proposed reforms boils down to a new electoral system perceived to be attached to the reforms.
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Called Cmicro, the device consists of a little puck (the actual sensor), a number of different Cmicro container covers it can be attached to, and a small display that's affixed to the front of your microwave.
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Called the BEAM, short for Bigelow Expandable Activity Module, the room is launching on top of one of SpaceX's rockets on Friday; it will then be attached to the ISS sometime within the next four months.
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By not demanding wall funding be attached to a DACA bill, Trump supporters say he is giving away his most valuable bargaining chip in exchange for vague promises of stronger border security from Schumer and Pelosi.
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Once dry, the clay leaves, along with seed pods and other decorations, will be attached to an embroidery hoop for hanging, to "give you an impression of a little forest right above you," Ms. Kalin said.
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Chewbeads Brooklyn Teether, available at Amazon, $14.50On theme for Valentine's Day, this teether — which features silicone and wood parts — can be attached to strollers and car seats so babies are distracted from the discomfort of teething.
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Once it's launched and in the world, The Cookbook PDF will travel beyond our capacity; it will be attached to emails and sent across firewalls; people will edit it, add to, and subvert it (we hope).
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One neat aspect of the design is the magnetic rubber feet that can be attached to almost any side of the metal case, meaning you can place the Chronos in whichever horizontal or vertical configuration you like.
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Tarantino himself was rumored to be attached to the project at one point—with, bizarrely, Britney Spears being suggested for Valma—and Satana made it very clear that she found the whole idea completely unnecessary and insulting.
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The mega-popular play Hamilton is about to hit the streets of London, and Riz Ahmed's name is starting to be attached to the project, which is probably the most exciting news we have heard all day.
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Changes to the GOP's new tax law, for example, could be attached to the FAA bill, "so you're going to have your tax lobbyists [trying] to get a fix on it," a Republican lobbyist told The Hill.
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The base of the aptly-named Pint is not only removable, it can also be attached to the canteen's spout so the whole thing doesn't tip over and dump your drink when used as a pint glass.
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In that letter, sent May 16, Horowitz said his office would release the report after allowing the DOJ and FBI to review it, provide comments and submit a formal letter to be attached to the final document.
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This argument, moreover, can also be attached to nearly every major domestic policy issue in the primary, from expanding access to health care to fairer taxation, from really rebuilding the nation's infrastructure to aggressively prosecuting antitrust violations.
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PAWABOO Dog Safety Vest Harness (4 sizes, 12 colors), $10.59, available on AmazonThis adjustable strap and safety harness can be attached to most standard car seat belts to ensure your dog stays safe should an accident occur.
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Shelby argued that it makes sense to link the two issues but didn't rule out that the debt ceiling could get a stand-alone vote, or be attached to another must-pass bill, in a time crunch.
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The legal team pursuing the defamation litigation has also written that it intends to explore "routes by which the social media platforms that provide a means of dissemination to Lennon can also be attached to this action".
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Some Republicans erupted into cheers and applause when GOP leaders announced they would hold the line when it comes to insisting Hyde language be attached to any new ObamaCare payments, according to a person in the room.
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This budget caps deal would be attached to a short-term spending bill through the end of March, to give lawmakers time to write the specific appropriations bills, and also increase the debt ceiling for one year.
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By the end of the weekend, a biocoating of his invention will be attached to a glowing wire under the forearm of Hylyx Hyx, a self-described "submissive for science" who met Louis in a Slack group.
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You seem to be attached to a certain type of holiday, in which fun means a small mountain range of presents around the Christmas tree, or a big reveal on each of the eight nights of Hanukkah.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ), who has been in on DACA negotiations, said a deal would be on the Senate floor in January — it's not clear whether that would stand alone or be attached to the spending bill.
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At least for German cockroaches, which are most common in NYC apartments, females keep their eggs in an egg case (ewwww) that needs to be attached to her in order to survive—she provides the eggs with water.
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The only difference now seems to be that the company's new-again editorial staff will be much smaller — and this time, editors won't be attached to particular editorial brand names, but rather work for Medium as a whole.
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The conventional wisdom was that these bills, among other priorities like disaster relief funding, and funding for the lapsed Children's Health Insurance Program, would be attached to the must-pass spending agreement at the end of the year.
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"We have to ask ourselves a question: If that much of our infrastructure will be attached to this kind of technology, do we want to be cautious about who is the underlying company behind that technology?" he said.
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Small versions of these networks could be attached to sensors and tuned to detect anything from, say, unusual temperatures in factory machinery, to worrying electrical rhythms in a patient's heart, to specific types of trade in financial markets.
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From Motorola's Atrix to this crazy HP Windows Phone, there have been a number of companies that have tried (and largely failed) to build a smartphone that can be attached to a dock and turned into a laptop.
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With the rise of the Internet of Things, more and more devices and appliances will be attached to the internet — which means that there will be more and more opportunities for hackers to exploit and steal personal information.
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Reid said in a Friday statement that the GOP demanded that a pair of "anti-environment" provisions be attached to a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) bill in exchange for the renewable credits — something the Democrats would not accept.
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The House's water infrastructure package does not include the direct spending provisions for lead-free water, but Ms. Stabenow said she hoped that the spending could be attached to another bill or passed as a stand-alone measure.
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"The moment he's shown not to be electable, since they have no other reason to be attached to Joe Biden, it's easy to move these voters to someone else, at least temporarily," Murray, the Monmouth pollster, told Vox.
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Of course, the whole thing can be attached to a submersible, but it's small and simple enough that it also can be made into a handheld gadget for manual sampling, should that be what a given researcher prefers.
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This week, the video-streaming platform said it will ban videos that promote websites selling guns and gun accessories including bump stocks — a controversial device that can be attached to semiautomatic rifles to significantly increase rate of fire.
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Since disaster relief is difficult to oppose or delay, strategists think it could be attached to contentious legislation, like raising the debt ceiling or passing a stopgap continuing budget resolution, to decrease the risk of drawn-out spending debates.
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We're doing this already on the surface — printing organ replacements and the like — but it's very difficult because the biological material must be attached to a scaffold in order to take the right shape and have the right spacing.
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The "neural lace" Musk has talked about is typically described as an implant or an appendage that would be attached to the brain, that would provide a way for brains to interact with devices, or otherwise augment human intelligence.
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"If I'm going to be attached to him the rest of my life, then I would like something good to come out of it," said Ms. Ferrier, who says Mr. Cosby drugged and assaulted her in the mid-1980s.
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"She (Suu Kyi) chooses to use the word in relation to a terrorist group, that means that is the only identity that Rohingya will be attached to, from her perspective and she hopes from the international perspective," Green said.
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VA efforts to prevent suicide among former service members include training health care providers to discuss firearm safety and distributing firearm "cable locks," which can be attached to a gun to block its barrel or the use of ammunition.
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The bipartisan Fix NICS (National Instant Criminal Background System) Act, which would encourage states to report more frequently to the current criminal database, will be attached to the omnibus spending bill that is expected to be unveiled Wednesday afternoon.
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BEAM is expected to be attached to the ISS for a period of at least two years, during which time it will be evaluated for thermal, structural, impact, and radiation resistance, as well as mechanical durability and long-term leak performance.
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In an announcement released after its patent approval in November, Airbus proposed a detachable cabin that would streamline the boarding process by having passengers at the gate board the detached cabin, which would then be attached to the plane before takeoff.
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But given the complexity of the proposals, and disagreements over scope and approach, having big fines baked in further complicates the negotiations — because lobbyists can argue that substantial financial penalties should not be attached to 'ambiguous' laws and disputed regulatory mechanisms.
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Decisions will be attributed to the review board, but the names of the actual board members who decided an individual case will not be attached to the decision — that's likely something that could protect them from directed threats and harassment.
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Speaking by phone to Reuters, Wakefield said the plane was impounded in line with South African and international laws allowing for an asset owned by a foreign entity to be attached to a case related to a foreign arbitration award.
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When her sister Mildred developed multiple sclerosis and had to get around with a walking frame, Kenner patented a serving tray and a soft pocket that could be attached to the frame, allowing Mildred to carry things around with her.
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By picking the most promising variants, mutating them again, and repeating the process, she eventually arrived at an enzyme that could be attached to CRISPR-Cas9 in order to accomplish the conversion of A-T base pairs into G-C.
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A film adaptation of the story is currently in production, with Angelina Jolie rumored to be attached to the project, which has been optioned by TriStar/Sony with Jason Hall (American Sniper) and Alice O'Neill (Billions) at work on the script.
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"But the individual stars in each galaxy don't collide, don't really notice the force of the event in a way that affects their individual evolution or the evolution of the planetary systems that may be attached to them," Gallart said.
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Seek expert advice from an astronomer before using a solar filter with a camera, telescope, binoculars or any other optical device; note that solar filters must be attached to the front of any telescope, binoculars, camera lens or other optics.
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The petitioners point to research described last year in the Wall Street Journal that shows high "fraud scores" may be attached to customers who purchase items "without checking the return policy" and those who pay extra for the fastest shipping option.
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Canavero first proposed the idea of head transplants — where a living person's head would be attached to a donor body — in 2013, after a controversial operation in which the whole head of a monkey was transplanted onto a different body.
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The record of both Britain's Vote Leave and Remain camps has been a dismal one of charge and countercharge: dire warnings of continuing to be attached to a stagnating continent or of losing privileged access to the country's largest export market.
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The Council is planning an extension of the modern tramway from the railway station to the beach and a modern conference center — complete with air conditioning — that would be attached to the Winter Gardens, hoping to again attract political party conventions.
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"We're very much looking forward to the historic moment [when] an expandable habitat will be attached to the International Space Station for the first time, and when an astronaut actually enters an expandable habitat for the first time," he continued.
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To get to space, the vehicle will be attached to a heavy-lift rocket and launched vertically, but on its return trip to Earth, it will land horizontally on a runway, ideally intact and ready to be reused on future missions.
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With the Comcast partnership in particular, Tile users can speak into their voice remote and ask for the location of one of their Tiles – the small dongles that can be attached to things like bags, purses, keys, wallets and more.
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" Bivens continued, "I feel like there are some incentives pushing it potentially in the right direction on this stuff, but I think a lot of aid to industries is going to be attempted to be attached to this as well.
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Musk has offered at least one bold idea — a "wrap of some sort" that could surround a parked car to make the most of a vehicle's surface area, in effect, a solar array that could be attached to a car.
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"The moment he's shown not to be electable, since they have no other reason to be attached to Joe Biden, it's easy to move these voters to someone else, at least temporarily," [Monmouth University polling director Patrick Murray] told Vox.
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Those bills were likely going to be attached to a stopgap measure to fund the government through the next few weeks, but are now being punted to January as Congress runs up against a Friday deadline to avoid a shutdown.
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Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina and the chairman of the Freedom Caucus, said there was concern about what legislation could be attached to that measure shortly before Christmas, when lawmakers would be eager to leave Washington and return home.
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Trump's lawsuit argues that Congressional investigations must be attached to some pending legislation — and that an inquiry focused solely on the question of whether the president may have engaged in criminal conduct should be ruled invalid, because it has no such basis.
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The habitat, which is called the B330 and has about 330 cubic meters of living space, could either be attached to the ISS or float freely as its own autonomous space station, according to Robert Bigelow, founder and president of Bigelow Aerospace.
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Those aren't major changes, but there's one addition that is: Rachio is also adding support for a water flow meter, which can be attached to your sprinkler system's water line to detect leaks and wirelessly relay that info back to the system.
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The big one: NICER (short for Neutron star Interior Composition Explorer) is an instrument that will be attached to the ISS to help understand the structure and energy of neutron stars — the densest, fastest-spinning, and most magnetic objects in the universe.
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Many are predicting that a stand-alone measure may be too difficult to pass, and the bill will ultimately be attached to the stopgap government funding bill, known as a continuing resolution, that Congress is expected to pass before month's end. Rep.
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So when you look at it from a certain vantage point, there are many, many reasons why guns would be attached to a racial identity, and this is not a phenomenon that has to do with fear of crime and need for protection.
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"This deal should be a clear candidate for prohibition but given the political context, you have to bet it comes through," says one lawyer involved in the case, noting the importance of the conditions that are likely to be attached to the merger.
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It is argued that it is precisely these current nuclear tensions that justify the award going to the group since it serves as a "timely reinforcement of the opprobrium and concern that should be attached to nuclear weapons," according to the BBC.
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Low said the easiest solution in terms of winning approval from the Food and Drug Administration would likely be a device that could be attached to an existing ventilator and could control the pressure, volume and oxygen being delivered to multiple patients.
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But he wasn't just backing the movement on air: He was also participating in fund-raising activities and allowing his image to be attached to promotional mailers for groups like the Tea Party Patriots, which was also an advertiser on his radio show.
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It would not declare a new emergency — like the one Mr. Trump is trying to use to spend more on building barriers along the border with Mexico than Congress has authorized — but the order would be attached to an existing terrorism-related emergency.
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Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, said earlier this week that Democrats are also advocating for disaster relief funding for the devastating wildfires in California and possibly post-hurricane recovery efforts in other areas to be attached to the spending bill.
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Several executives, who asked for their names not to be attached to criticism of government policy, said that the stimulus had been going to the wrong place in trying to catch up with Western giants such as Intel, or TSMC in Taiwan.
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Jackie, about the days following the assassination and the former first lady's response, chronicles the precise moment in time when the grieving widow recognized and harnessed the power of media to craft a narrative that would always be attached to JFK's legacy.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ), who has been in on DACA negotiations, said a deal would be on the Senate floor in January; it's not clear whether that would stand alone or be attached to the spending bill, or what would be in it.
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The self-declared Tariff Man isn't going to be keen on giving up authority, so these options of would likely require enough bipartisan support in Congress to withstand a presidential veto, or be attached to must-pass legislation like, say, an upcoming spending bill.
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It has a tiny bedroom, bathroom and kitchen, where a mattress and storage unit will be attached to the ceiling, effectively turning a one-bedroom into a two-bedroom – but only if someone is willing to sleep next to a fridge and washing machine.
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Once there, it will be attached to the space station's rear port using the ISS's robotic arm, where it will inflate at the touch of a button from its compact size of just over five-and-a-half feet long to its full size.
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Mr Houdart: When I first went to India in 2012 at the request of the World Bank to assess the links between poverty, sexual orientation and gender identity, I was struck by how the gay elite seemed to be attached to the status quo.
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In addition to the human toll, there's also a financial one, and while it's too early to say what kind of dollar value will be attached to the damage, a look at other weather disasters of 2016 tells us that it's likely to be high.
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Others wondered how, exactly, names like Hudson, Swift, Elba and Corden could be attached to something quite so bizarre: And some couldn't see what all the fuss was about: As is the internet's wont, parody versions began to emerge soon after the trailer dropped.
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Some of the items 183D4MD has designed and printed include simple solutions like a cupholder and bookstand that can be attached to a wheelchair as well as an insulin syringe handle that can be used by diabetes patients with limited use of their hands.
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The overwhelming feeling with this watch is that it was over-designed Asus does accessorize the ZenWatch 3 nicely, throwing in a watch stand and a small battery pack that can be attached to the watch and extend its battery life by 40 percent.
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This cushy new hangout spot for the ISS crew will be attached to the ISS for about two years, if everything goes to plan, during which time it will be evaluated across several metrics, including radiation resistance, mechanical durability, and long-term leak performance.
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This would be matched by a third party to individuals or households — and while names were not allowed to be attached to the data, pretty much every other detail was: "sex, age, income, marital status, household size, education, and home ownership," according to the FTC.
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Democrats and the White House insist that funding should be attached to the bill now to significantly boost access to treatment and prevention programs, but Republicans say the funding will come later, when Congress passes its spending bills as part of the federal budget process.
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Moreover, the standard Republican prescription that government help must be attached to employment could fit a bipartisan antipoverty program, as long as there were a way to exempt those incapable of working and to ensure that there were in fact jobs for the poor to do.
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She also patented a toilet tissue holder that made sure that the loose end of a roll was always within reach, and a back washer that could be attached to the wall of a shower to help people clean hard-to-reach parts of their back.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that it won't be attached to the two-week spending bill Congress takes up this week, and that House Speaker Paul Ryan was never part of any agreement to pass the bill to help get Collins on board with Republicans' tax overhaul.
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Lighthizer testified on March 85033 before the Finance Committee, but his nomination is in a holding pattern while panel Democrats insist that he needs a waiver for confirmation and that such a waiver should be attached to legislation providing health and pension benefits for coal miners.
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If you have a 50 x 50-meter space and nine friends to join you, it's now easier to set up a VR system that will incorporate both those things, using a series of very precise cameras and sensors that can be attached to any headset.
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Even the underlying bill that it would be attached to as an amendment, the annual Commerce, Justice, Science appropriations bill, is about to be set aside so that the Senate can return to a more urgent fight over financing to combat the mosquito-borne Zika virus.
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One final long shot: I've been hearing talk that a must-pass bill to reauthorize the Children's Health Insurance Program could get pushed to December, giving lawmakers more time to get through their crazy September schedule and think through what could be attached to that package.
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And one day in 1966, waiting for a colleague on a sweltering day outside New York's Port Authority bus station — just the sort of situation conducive to "genius" insights — Ralph Baer thought up the idea for a "game box" that could be attached to any television.
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Cornyn added that if the two bills don't end up in this week's stopgap spending bill, needed to prevent a government shutdown starting at midnight Friday, they could be attached to the full-year funding bill that is expected to come up for a vote in January.
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"When I got started back in the '80s, nobody cared," said Hugh Christian, a research professor at the University of Alabama at Huntsville and director of the team that developed a lightning sensor that will be attached to a truss of the International Space Station in 2017.
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Also aboard the capsule was a metal docking ring of diameter 7.8 feet (2.4 m), that will be attached to the station, letting commercial spaceships under development by SpaceX and Boeing ferry astronauts to the station, a $100-billion laboratory that flies about 250 miles (400 km) above Earth.
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But Anna Salter, an expert in the psychology of predators and victims, testified that it was common for a child to be attached to someone who abused them, and that what tended to come through with recovered memories was the overall narrative — not necessarily all the specific details.
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Deadline reports that the film, which will be available on VOD and home video on March 6, will bring viewers up close and personal with Bieber fans all over the world, as they discuss what it's really like to be attached to one of the world's biggest musicians.
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Then on Thursday, in the Senate, negotiations between Republicans and Democrats on a financial aid package for Flint, to be attached to a bipartisan energy bill awaiting passage, broke down, and Democrats refused to approve the bill without the aid package, pushing any hope of assistance into next week.
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And as the military employs the use of drones on a more regular basis, the military will create an "R" designation that can be attached to certain non-combat performance awards to single out those drone operators who had a remote but direct impact on combat operations overseas.
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However, in a big concession to the Democratic Party (DP), Prime Minister Abe did allow the additional resolution to be attached to the abdication bill, paving the way for the creation of female-led branches of the family that could potentially take on a share of the royal duties.
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A declaration on their future ties is to be attached to the formal treaty ending Britain's 46 years in the EU that is to be ready by October so that it can be ratified by all EU members in time for Britain's departure at midnight of March 29th, 2019.
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So they returned to the drawing board, trialing 10 iterations before eventually coming up with the final product in 2015: a 3.5 kilogram pump that can be attached to a central water source to provide clean water to a village of 303 people for up to two years.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer on Monday called for the Mueller bill to be attached to spending legislation if Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell won't bring it to a floor vote, but stopped short of issuing an ultimatum or warning that there could be a shutdown over the issue.
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"She chooses to use the word in relation to a terrorist group, that means that is the only identity that Rohingya will be attached to, from her perspective and she hopes from the international perspective," said Penny Green, a professor of law at Queen Mary University of London.
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But rather than being authored onto a disc, subtitles will either be attached to the video material in a way similar to printing or burning them in, or be available as closed captions, which exist in a server cloud along with the other components of a movie or series.
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The company has eclipsed its Czech crystal cousins, thanks to its huge advertising budget, funding of fashion designers and awards, and insistence that the Swarovski name be attached to any use of its product (so that Versace gown doesn't dazzle with just any old crystals, but with Swarovski crystals).
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The final version of the bill is expected to be released later on Monday, and the increased age restriction for tobacco purchases is one of several provisions outside the spending measures themselves that will be attached to the broader $1.4 trillion spending agreement and likely become federal law.
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"This is a remarkable man, and I just hope the asterisk in history that will be attached to my name — when they talk about this president, that I can say I was part of, part of the journey of a remarkable man who did remarkable things for his country," Biden said.
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Also aboard the capsule was a metal docking ring of diameter 7.8 feet (2.4 m), that will be attached to the station, letting commercial spaceships under development by SpaceX and Boeing Co. ferry astronauts to the station, a $100-billion laboratory that flies about 250 miles (400 km) above Earth.
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This might be of some relief to observers who have seen some nation states lately captured by populist politicians withdraw or reduce funding for renewable energy, as has happened in the UK. The token will be attached to energy from assets like solar and wind farms and community-owned batteries.
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All of these conspiracy theories possess a logical explanation (Kardashian Snapchats everything; her bodyguard might not be attached to her hip, especially overnight; the Keeping Up With the Kardashians episode is just a coincidence, etc.), but the more telling thing here isn't the actual theories but people's desires to create them.
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In a blog post announcing the start of the Android beta, the game's developer says that the currency can either be earned through playing the game or bought directly, and any Rubies purchased will be attached to a user's Xbox Live account and will carry through to the full release.
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Her examination of newspaper accounts reveals how the case almost immediately became a media sensation and also that many of the trial's spectators were dismissed as "a crowd of morbid females" by one reporter — a misogynistic label that continues to be attached to true crime fans, many of whom are women.
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The totem that commands the dead happens to be attached to the guitar of a young Elvis Presley, and if played, it will destroy the city of Memphis in 1954, erasing rock 'n' roll from history and creating an alternate timeline where the video game Guitar Hero is replaced with Trombone Hero.
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There are tweaked versions of the dual-screen TwinView dock and the clip-on AeroActive Cooler fan alongside a new gamepad attachment called the Kunai that looks extremely Nintendo Switch-inspired, with two split controllers that can be attached to the side of the phone or slid into a separate joypad-shaped grip.
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"We will not pay a penny to anyone who closed the field ... and we will never sit with them," he told Alahrar TV. NOC said armed militia had stormed the premises on Saturday after some guards and locals claiming to be attached to the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) force opened the gates.
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At a time when a lot of cynicism is about to be attached to the whole concept of an athlete, there is a purity here, a sense of pain and joy, that has nothing to do with hackneyed metaphors and everything to do with compelling characters and a wrenching story, beautifully told.
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Herbert was one of two co-founders of Trackr, a Tile-like product that also played on the idea of making "dumb" objects smart: Trackr's basic product was a small fob with Bluetooth inside it that could be attached to keys, wallets, bags and more to find their location when they were misplaced.
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HTC has also provided more details on the Vive Tracker, an accessory that can be attached to real-world objects so that they can be used in VR. The tracker will cost $99.99, too, and will go on sale to Vive developers on March 27th; availability to consumers will follow later in the year.
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But Democrats don't have much reason to believe this promise will bring them closer to putting a bipartisan immigration bill on Trump's desk: They want something to be attached to a must-pass piece of legislation, like a government spending or debt ceiling bill, to ensure the House passes it and Trump signs it.
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Although that's an exciting step, those takeout orders won't be completely automated: a human delivery person will take the food to a 'drone hub' where it will be attached to the miniature aircraft, then flown to a second hub, where a second delivery person will drive it to its final destination, the old-fashioned way.
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North Korea has recently tested an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that, in theory, could reach New York and DC. A new estimate from the Defense Intelligence Agency, reported by the Washington Post on Thursday, suggests that North Korea has up to 60 nuclear weapons — at least some of which could be attached to an ICBM.
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To be attached to a few people was fine—to Paris and to Darline, who were as much a part of him as his blood was—but he never wanted to be tied to things, to clothes and shoes gathering dust in packed closets, to a fancy car that required hefty payments every month.
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In other pieces, found materials figure more prominently, like the doorknobs and frame moldings of "Tight Ship" (2016) — the glass knobs set within metal brought me back to my childhood in the north Bronx — or the tablet that would normally be attached to the arm of a high school chair desk in "Tight Rope" (2015).
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A harpoon can help a space trash collection system spear chunks of junk and what scientists call a drag sail could be attached to future satellites and act like a giant parachute that would slow them down once they are done working and cause them to move toward Earth faster and then burn up sooner in its atmosphere.
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The Flybrix kits, available starting today at an introductory price of $149 for a basic kit, and $189 for a deluxe, come with propellers and motors, custom boom-arm bricks allowing them to be attached to your own creations, a pre-programmed Arduino-compatible flight control circuit board, and all the cables you'll need to wire things up.
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With the Vive tracker, HTC has created a licensed SteamVR accessory with the same tracking smarts as the Vive controllers that can be attached to any device, allowing that device to be tracked in VR. To kickstart companies building cool stuff with the trackers, HTC is looking to give away up to 1,000 of the devices to developers.
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The biggest market of all will be the "internet of things" The biggest market of all is expected to be the "internet of things"—in which cheap chips and sensors will be attached to everything, from fridges that order food or washing machines that ask clothes for laundering instructions to paving slabs in cities to monitor traffic or pollution.
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"It's basically a contraption that would be attached to the bottom of the drone and it would spin and, at a periodic rate, pop out these bait in various directions," said Ryan Moehring, a public affairs specialist at Fish and Wildlife Services' Mountain Prairie region, describing the device designed to dole out the vaccine-laced treats.
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Read more: This startup says they can convert your gas car into an electric one for just $9,500Due to the fact that the solar cells the companies are working on are only 0.03 mm thick, they can be attached to a wider variety of surfaces including curved areas on cars like the roof, the hood, or the hatchback.
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Legislation to outlaw bump stocks (backing up the ATF) -- has bipartisan support Trump said Tuesday that he directed Attorney General Jeff Sessions to propose changes that would ban bump fire stocks, which can be attached to a semi-automatic weapon to make it easier to fire rounds more quickly, similar to that of an automatic weapon.
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Persistent Surveillance Systems offers a video of its Hawkeye II camera array—designed to be attached to the bottom of a small aircraft—in action:Adapted from tech developed to track insurgents in Iraq, the company's surveillance sensor flies roughly 8,000 feet in the air, using a bank of 12 cameras to capture roughly 32 square miles of the ground below each second.
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The scrutiny and symbolism that would be attached to every part of the first state visit of the Trump administration cannot have escaped either the Macron camp or the Trump camp (see: the details regarding the use of the Clinton and Bush china, dinner ingredients from a vegetable garden originally planted during the Obama years, and cherry blossoms as decoration). Mrs.
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We have the ability to not necessarily delete that photo, but it wouldn't be a part of the business's main photo carousel, but might still be attached to that person's review because it did reflect and experience that that individual had at a business, but might not be something we want to promote as one of the main business photos for example.
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They might not want to give Republicans a win because of the politics — like I said, Democratic operatives are keenly aware of when premiums are announced — but the Trump White House made it easier for them by demanding anti-abortion riders be attached to the plan and by trying to codify an administration proposal that would unwind the ACA's protections for preexisting conditions.
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