You may be familiar with the hunt for dark matter.
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You might be familiar with these if you use Instagram.
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Dieters the world over will be familiar with Camacho's frustrations.
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Doesn't sound like anything Sansa Stark would be familiar with.
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But they should also be familiar with the potential drawbacks.
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You may already be familiar with vermentino, verdicchio and vernaccia.
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But many Americans may not yet be familiar with Mrs.
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You may already be familiar with some of Walker's culinary work.
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And it uses some parts you might already be familiar with.
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GoCycle isn't a company you're likely to already be familiar with.
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You might be familiar with her personalized line of blue jeans.
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Be familiar with the inherent pressures faced by your potential customer.
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You might be familiar with the exercise by way of CrossFit.
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New Yorkers may be familiar with LeWitt's work from their commute.
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Regular MoMA visitors may be familiar with some of the objects.
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Yet many doctors may not be familiar with all the available drugs.
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You might already be familiar with Van Ness's foray into TV recapping.
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If you've ever visited Krakow, Poland, you'll be familiar with the smog.
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Many of you should be familiar with online furniture retailers like Made.com.
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Instagram is adding a couple new features you may be familiar with.
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He'd sing just so the baby would be familiar with his voice.
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If you're a Chamillionaire superfan, you may already be familiar with Convoz.
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Mr. Stumpf will be familiar with Mr. Buffett's aversion to investment banking.
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The rougher tykes may even be familiar with Johnson & Johnson's Band-Aids.
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Front Burner You may be familiar with refreshing flavored Taiwanese shaved ice.
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That's a story Americans might be familiar with in our own time.
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If you're into social media and fashion, you may be familiar with LIKEtoKNOW.it.
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Both reports cited anonymous people said to be familiar with the Saudi plans.
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"I think they might be familiar with our robotic drones soon," he said.
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Now, we all happen to be familiar with over-the-counter pregnancy tests.
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You'll be familiar with the interface if you've ever used a Roku before.
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If you're prone to excessive worrying, you might be familiar with this scene.
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If it does well, audiences would already be familiar with X-Force characters.
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And some of these people are ones you should be familiar with already.
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Yost will be familiar with another reliever: Ryan Madson, who represents the Athletics.
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MANY PEOPLE will be familiar with automated writing through two features of Gmail.
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You will be familiar with this in boxing—it is the double jab.
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Anyone who didn't grow up speaking English may not be familiar with them.
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You may not be familiar with Chelsea Miller ... but that's about to change.
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Nor will they be familiar with the controversies among and about the organizers.
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The man overheard Mr. Ellis and seemed to be familiar with the poem.
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Observers of Iran's missile program should be familiar with the Fateh and Qiam.
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People who are interested in basketball must be familiar with this NBA celebrity.
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You may not be familiar with Disney's 1961 version of "The Parent Trap."
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Many of you out there may be familiar with 25 college savings plans.
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You don't owe it to anyone to be familiar with these news stories.
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Some of them I see regularly so they may already be familiar with me.
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Ask the audience You might well be familiar with decision trees from your schooldays.
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Anyone who has seen the film "Idiocracy" might already be familiar with these ideas.
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If you use iOS's search functionality at all, you'll be familiar with Siri suggestions.
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It's an old Spider-Man adage that Sony should be familiar with by now.
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You might already be familiar with Goop, Paltrow's controversial and heavily criticised lifestyle empire.
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Anyone looking for a smartwatch or running watch will probably be familiar with Garmin.
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Even if you haven't heard the term, you might be familiar with the experience.
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Even the most major history buff might not be familiar with this steamy fling.
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Applicants must have no food allergies and must be familiar with using computers. Interested?
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Jost, at one point, seemed to be familiar with the books and their characters.
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Sure, he may be familiar with Versace's archives, but what about the local cuisine?
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Viewers may be familiar with the technology through advertising, such as on Facebook or Instagram.
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You'd likely be familiar with the exploits of Japanese comedian and viral sensation Piko-Taro.
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It's the sort of rock-paper-scissors gameplay that Pokémon fans will be familiar with.
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If you're familiar with 73th century Soviet camera clones you'll probably be familiar with Zenit.
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Fans of HBO's "Silicon Valley" will be familiar with Misra — or at least his code.
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Q. Do you think your audience in smaller towns will be familiar with classical music?
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Among these figures are the giants like Gandhi whom many readers will be familiar with.
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It's super important to be familiar with all of the grocery stores in your area.
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They must also be familiar with the evidence indicating that punitive work requirements are ineffective.
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You may be familiar with the term "low-grade" fever, but this is a misconception.
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These days, it's good to be familiar with coding no matter what field you're in.
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Let's approach this from an angle you may already be familiar with: A slide show.
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Fewer people would be familiar with "Pasokification"—unless they are a member of the Labour Party.
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It was becoming the hard-bitten journalistic profession that you may be familiar with at VICE.
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She advises that people be familiar with the French language and rent a car upon arrival.
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Premium still features the thumbs and radio stations that current Pandora users will be familiar with.
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But Pizza Hut just introduced them like we are supposed to be familiar with this foodstuff.
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In fact, most make the garbled noises fans will be familiar with from the older games.
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Harrison says he's got tons of range ... kinda like another dude you might be familiar with.
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Clinton may be familiar with much of the intelligence from her tenure as secretary of state.
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Many of them take inspiration from experiences that a lot of gamers would be familiar with.
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These are the Lil people in entertainment you need to be familiar with heading into 2019.
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You may be familiar with the #grabyourwallet movement, but do you know the woman behind it?
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If you have a Pixel phone, you might be familiar with Google Play's Now Playing feature.
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Tax season brings with it a deluge of acronyms that you need to be familiar with.
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If you've ever played a sports sim before, you'll be familiar with the most popular strategy.
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While "vulvodynia" might not be a word you recognize, you may be familiar with its symptoms.
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All you need to be familiar with is our country's longstanding fight to control women's bodies.
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Scientists are warning of a surprisingly invasive species you may be familiar with — from your aquarium.
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You may be familiar with "checks and balances" — the relationship between the three branches of government.
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If you've ever watched SyFy's competition show Face/Off, you may be familiar with facial prosthetics.
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By now, most of us should be familiar with the concept of the tailored news feed.
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"Customers want to be familiar with the brand and see that you have credibility," she said.
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Many of these are channels you may be familiar with, like Crackle, Adult Swim, and Vevo.
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Is this like an HSA, a health savings account, something people might already be familiar with?
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You will probably be familiar with the traditional five senses: sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing.
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While Will liked the idea, he felt young solvers might not be familiar with the character.
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But if you don't have that kind of time, you might be familiar with instant ramen.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. By now you'll be familiar with browser-based notifications.
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And yet, those who see Pete campaign might not be familiar with this story at all.
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If you've seen "The Big Short," you'll be familiar with what Dodd-Frank sought to address.
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That class of person is most likely to be familiar with the world both candidates inhabited.
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Therefore, the stories of people casually and brutally enacting racism are ours to be familiar with.
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Well, if you know a thing or two about food, you may be familiar with Fergus Henderson.
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And here at Refinery29, we always want to hear more artists we may not be familiar with!
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The idea was that people using DMs would be familiar with this as a messaging feature. Ok!
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You may be familiar with the story of the two friends that captured the hearts of many.
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You'll no doubt be familiar with the likes of Nani, Joao Moutinho, and angry foul machine Pepe.
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You might already be familiar with, or have seen, the young director's first film, Medicine for Melancholy.
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I can't say 'it'll be Mario' — just that we'll do things that people will be familiar with.
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For folks who may not yet be familiar with what you're doing, tell us what Substack is.
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If you didn't grow up in Britain, you may not be familiar with Colin the Caterpillar cakes.
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You might not be familiar with Jupiter retrograde because it doesn't occur as often as Mercury does.
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The idea that Zuckerberg wouldn't be familiar with what was a major privacy scandal is frankly laughable.
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Of course, these are also facts that any fan â€" or hoaxster â€" would be familiar with.
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According to the National Honey Board, clover honey is the one most people will be familiar with.
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Ideas and conversations are some of the biggest things about Mercury that you may be familiar with.
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If you're familiar with Microsoft's Windows 10 testing and feedback efforts, you'll be familiar with Gabe Aul.
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Every American should be familiar with naloxone, which reverses the effects of overdoses and keeps people alive.
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If you saw the film "Lorenzo's Oil" starring Susan Sarandon, you might be familiar with this treatment.
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Follow politics for any time at all, and you're bound to be familiar with debt limit battles.
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Of secondary importance, developers working on deceptive robots should be familiar with a variety of ethical traditions.
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The term for what JS does is "client-side scripting," which you may already be familiar with.
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Wright ought to be familiar with Gryffindor from playing Ginny, while Lynch's character Luna was in Ravenclaw.
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"Whelming" is a newly coined dating term which describes a behaviour you might already be familiar with.
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The show speaks to young festivalgoers who may not be familiar with the original "Lemmings," Shapiro said.
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But Spangler isn't new to the candy world -- you might be familiar with its Dum Dums lollipops.
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"Anyone buying a gun should be familiar with its deadly potential," he told the Los Angeles Times .
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According to Smith, you may not be familiar with those accomplishments, because the media won't tell you.
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If you're a fan of graphic design history, you might be familiar with Jesse Reed and Hamish Smyth.
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As for my other fears, I suspect you may be familiar with at least a few of them.
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Torontonians will be familiar with how the Lyft option works as Uber's offered the service there for years.
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WhatsApp's newest feature is one you might be familiar with if you've used another popular messaging app: Slack.
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All of those first pitches looked vastly different than the ones we've come to be familiar with today.
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Don't just "wing" your running route; be familiar with where you're going to go before you head out.
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" Triplepoint Venture Growth: "I'm familiar with it, which is a problem because you can't be familiar with it.
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English fans will also be familiar with captain Christian Fuchs (Leicester), Sebastian Prödl (Watford), and Marko Arnautović (Stoke).
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Those last two institutions should be familiar with how divisive negotiations surrounding the construction of memorial-museums are.
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Nite Ize may not be a household name, but you may be familiar with some of its products.
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Most viewers will be familiar with Batman, Wonder Woman (new mom Gal Gadot), and the Flash (Ezra Miller).
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I won't name names, but let's just say my source believes himself to be familiar with the matter.
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When Marnie Was There Studio Ghibli fans will be familiar with this Japanese film, directed by Hirosama Yonebayashi.
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You may be familiar with traditional and Roth IRA accounts as well as employer-sponsored 401(k) plans.
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You may not be familiar with the TR-808 by name, but you would instantly recognize its sound.
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He knows that most theatergoers will be familiar with Mr. Urie for his breezy television work ("Ugly Betty").
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But today we'd like to highlight a specific opportunity you might not be familiar with — the Wild Card.
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"Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" players will no doubt be familiar with the St. Petrograd map from multiplayer.
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The internet, smartphones, laptops, TV, film, radio exist, but not as most people would be familiar with them.
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Anyone who knows the work of Shepard, who died in 2017, will be familiar with this discomfiting perspective.
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Travelers who plan trips based on getting the very best flight deals may already be familiar with DealRay.
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Dependent care FSAs differ from the health FSAs you may already be familiar with in a number of ways.
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Americans who have never heard of Marian Anderson will soon, at the very least, be familiar with her likeness.
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The image-recognition feature is similar to what you may be familiar with on iOS 10 or Google Photos.
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As far as Portman's performance goes, tackling an accent that many viewers may not be familiar with is difficult.
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Best Nine has been around for a while, so many of you may be familiar with the tool already.
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Unless you're blind or know someone who is, you might not be familiar with what braille actually looks like.
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It's nice to see a celebrity educating their fan base about an issue they might not be familiar with.
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But even if you're aware of the channel, you may not be familiar with what a behemoth it's become.
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But as anyone into meme photos back in the day might be familiar with, snakes like hiding in bogs.
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And while the public may be familiar with Buffett's prowess over the years, it's now backed by scientific analysis.
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The company was focused on LED long before the U.S. market seemed to even be familiar with the concept.
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Artists who place their work on nonexclusive sites also need to be familiar with the terms, Ms. Grissom said.
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It involves amending a bill you might be familiar with at this point: the Communication Decency Act's Section 230.
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You may be familiar with keyboard shortcuts on your laptop, but did you know Twitter has its own set?
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You might not be familiar with the name Harper Watters, but you've probably seen one of his viral videos.
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They also might not be familiar with local laws that affect your coverage or they might make inaccurate assumptions.
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If you're expecting a Damascene moment or a shred of redemption, you may not be familiar with Ostlund's work.
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Trump may also be familiar with the other side of that strategy: co-opting media outlets to get positive propaganda.
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In general, it isn't necessary to be familiar with a particular film to appreciate the poster loosely connected to it.
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You may not be familiar with the 203-year-old Chen's name, but odds are you've already seen her face.
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You may not be familiar with them, but microelectromechanical systems, or MEMS, are an integral part of our daily lives.
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Afficionados of astronomy may be familiar with their names; now it is time they were known to a wider audience.
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Accompanying the show is the reassurance that one doesn't have to be familiar with the source material to enjoy it.
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Put realistic guardrails on the conversation and include any essential background information that your advisor might not be familiar with.
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What is it about Lucid that feels more like an introduction to people who may not be familiar with you?
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This shaming can manifest itself in what Seresin calls "faux-concern" — something that many single people might be familiar with.
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Black Mirror watchers presumably recognize the precepts being used—certainly the episode expects us to be familiar with social media.
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Typically it doesn't involve companies like Google, but it involves health care technology companies that you may be familiar with.
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Anyone who knows the classic American musical "A Chorus Line" will be familiar with the conceptual shape of this show.
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She also did not seem to be familiar with a federal law that requires equal treatment for children with disabilities.
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Extra Bases When the Seattle Mariners visit Yankee Stadium next weekend, their bullpen coach will be familiar with the city.
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While the usual suspects are all there, so are a bunch of scary spyware companies may not be familiar with.
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You may have heard Hanukkah referred to as "The Festival of Lights" and might already be familiar with a menorah.
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Anyone who has followed the dark web or the continuing regulation of the cryptocurrency should be familiar with that idea.
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Gems are common in pseudoscience, you may be familiar with crystal healing from Gwyneth Paltrow's trainwreck of a pseudoscience blog, Goop.
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If you have practiced any kind of traditional martial art you will be familiar with kote-gaeshi, the 'returning wrist' throw.
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You might be familiar with alchemy as a medieval European practice where mystics attempted to transmute elements into more valuable ones.
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First there are the paddles on the back that a Microsoft Elite owner (or previous Scuf owner) will be familiar with.
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More problematic when the 2022 event is staged in Rome is whether the American players will be familiar with the course.
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If not, you'll definitely be familiar with the other common effect of drugs on the male anatomy: the unresponsive flaccid penis.
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Anyone who's visited friends or stayed in an Airbnb there will be familiar with the whole one bed, two duvets thing.
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You might be familiar with the adult awakening that most classic love stories we grew up with don't always hold up.
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It's a play we should all be familiar with: We saw it during both the Democratic and Republican primaries in 2016.
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You don't really have to be familiar with either the novels or the other films for this movie to make sense.
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You might not be familiar with Cloudflare itself, but the company's technology is running on a lot of your favorite websites.
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And they play their games in Utah, so you may not be familiar with the other facts I'm about to list.
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Anyone who took a survey level ethics class in college will be familiar with the setup of Eye in the Sky.
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Anyone who has not spent the last five years living on another planet will be familiar with the term Big Data.
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While Yoshida doesn't manage PlayStation directly, he's still the overall head of Sony and should be familiar with the company's plans.
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Although folks across the U.S. have endured Lime for over a year, Australians might not be familiar with how they work.
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You may not be familiar with the Thomson Reuters Trust Principles, but to us at Reuters they are our indispensable compass.
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American viewers might not be familiar with the guests, but the fridges do a surprisingly solid job of capturing their character.
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There's a new player in the personal live streaming market, and it's a name that you should be familiar with: Twitch.tv.
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I think my biggest responsibility is introducing people to topics or stories they might not be familiar with and educate them.
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You might be familiar with the improvisational jazz magic of Herbie Hancock and Miles Davis, but have you heard of Kluet?
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You might be familiar with Kiara's work -- she starred in a "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" porn spoof back in 2015.
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Interesting. If you have ever received electric therapy from a physical therapist or a chiropractor, you'll be familiar with this method.
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While people should be familiar with the dangers, it is unclear whether this incident is an indicator of a larger problem.
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You may already be familiar with that "rule": shorts must be longer than your fingertips, and straps one inch or thicker.
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Since the president might not be familiar with the details of 2011 IAEA reports, this dramatic show could resonate with him.
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But if this is the first time you've left a job, you might not be familiar with the niceties of quitting.
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Many people heading into the movie will not just be familiar with the material but have it embedded in their lives.
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You may not be familiar with the Nahuatl language, a lingua franca of Mesoamerica, but you already know a few words.
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But even if you're a diehard fan, you may not be familiar with some of the changes the pilot script underwent.
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In the world of VPNs, there are many names you should be familiar with, including NordVPN, CyberGhost VPN, PureVPN, and ProtonVPN.
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You may be familiar with other Google Street View games, like finding the airport or guessing where on Earth you are.
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And just to back track a little bit for our audience who may not be familiar with the term restorative justice.
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What do you think your role is in getting over a style which some American fans might not be familiar with?
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If you were anywhere near a LimeWire-ravaged family desktop in 2006, chances are you'll be familiar with the name Uffie.
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"We get a new set of clientele who may not be familiar with our brand, and sell inventory," Mr. Delahaye said.
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Nursing homes experience frequent staff turnover, and new or temporary workers are less likely to be familiar with a facility's protocols.
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Many people may be familiar with the idea of the "30 Million Words" project, and the academic work that inspired it.
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If you're a Life Time member, you'll be familiar with some of the specific classes like Strike, Warrior Sculpt, and Shred.
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Fans of Patterson will be familiar with the antagonist, Hala, who has appeared in previous books in the Alex Cross series.
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If you&aposre familiar with the Apple Macintosh&aposs iconic smiling computer icon, then you should be familiar with Susan Kare.
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While many election veterans may be familiar with Palin's destructive role as the 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate alongside Arizona Sen.
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Moodymann fans will be familiar with the ingredients, but never has he combined them such a blatant disregard for genre boundaries.
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While many in the United States may not be familiar with PEPFAR, this acronym is heard near and far in Africa.
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He wanted something an audience would already be familiar with, something that was culturally ubiquitous but could be made new again.
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Also, your agent should be familiar with programs that could help pay your prescription drug expenses if you're struggling with their costs.
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You may be familiar with the experience of a ringing sensation in your ears after a night out enjoying some good music.
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However, they do look exactly like the condoms you may be familiar with, but they're stopping a different kind of spill (sorry).
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You might be familiar with the "recurrent slope lineae," or RSLs, on the planet—streaks on its surface that appear to darken.
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The third data point is one most people will be familiar with as Netflix often uses it to tout record-breaking series.
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While she might be familiar with her own storyline in the show, Moore said watching her cast mates' work is especially moving.
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A first-time reality show cast member may not be familiar with how to handle the press, but Eliza has had experience.
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Engadget says the feature is aimed at "new sellers" who might not be familiar with the intricacies of how the platform works.
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I was already brooding about my identity before the encounter at school (you might be familiar with this stage; it's called teenagehood).
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Rest assured, these bath bombs aren't nearly as showy or fragrant as the colorful, glitter-laced kind you might be familiar with.
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You may already be familiar with the brand's fruit and nut bars that've been in the snacking-sphere since the early 2000s.
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You would think that the director of the FBI, as a former prosecutor, would be familiar with this section of the manual.
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If you ever played games like "Super R-Type" on the SNES, you'll be familiar with this style of "bullet hell" shooter.
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The proposal aims to provide, you guessed it, convenience to foreign tourists and passengers who might not be familiar with Indian personalities.
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Many tots will already be familiar with Magformers, the plastic geometric tiles that connect magnetically to make a range of different structures.
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A roasted lizard on a stick tells the reader that the story they're about to read isn't one they'll be familiar with.
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We have a double feature of Elaine May, A New Leaf and The Heartbreak Kid, which more people will be familiar with.
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If you are familiar with businesses like Birch Box which sends women clothes on a subscription basis, you'll be familiar with Numan .
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To the unfamiliar, Piguet might sound like sexual watersports, but true horology heads will be familiar with the timeless Swiss watch brand.
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Finally, you may be familiar with the pleasantly savory flavor of umami, and like your pasta cooked al dente, just firm enough.
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You might be familiar with this uncanny sensation of kidlessness, as if you are getting away with something reckless and potentially illegal.
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For Women's History Month, R29Unbothered is spotlighting Shanée Benjamin, a Black design director and illustrator whose work you may be familiar with.
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You may be familiar with Meltdown, Spectre and Heartbleed — this one has a decidedly less catchy name: Load Value Injection, or LVI.
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And while journalists may be familiar with how things look, most people are not, adding to the curiosity in this historic moment.
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It has all of the same features you might be familiar with if you own a recent Samsung phone, including, yes, Bixby.
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While some consumers might not be familiar with it, the Land Cruiser nameplate is among the most respected in the automotive industry.
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Additionally, I have used it as a patient (I have advised everyone to be familiar with this site and how it works).
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You may already be familiar with Dagne Dover's neoprene duffels and backpacks, which we use regularly ourselves and see everywhere in New York.
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Biaggio Ali Walsh/Instagram You might not be familiar with Ali Walsh yet, but you're about to be seeing a lot of him.
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You should be familiar with Jessica Andrade: she's been a tiny bantamweight powerhouse, and now is a small, but even stronger strawweight powerhouse.
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While your boyfriend might be familiar with Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man, it's doubtful he knows Doctor Hormone, Doll Man, and Bee Man.
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Furthermore, the project itself has been "translated" for an American audience, an audience that may not be familiar with the history of Kosovo.
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You may already be familiar with the Seven Samurai story, as it was the basis for that classic Hollywood Western, The Magnificent Seven.
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If you've ever been in love, you might be familiar with the practice of mailing nice things to the object of your affection.
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You may not be familiar with the name Teresa Giudice, in which case, here's a high-five and a pat on the back.
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If you bailed on The Daily Show after John Stewart left, you may not be familiar with the comedic brilliance of Michelle Wolf.
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You'll see very few random or unknown companies on these shelves and a lot of those you might be familiar with from Wirecutter.
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You may be familiar with ratios like P/E (price to earnings ratio), P/S ratio (price to sales ratio) and profit margin.
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And there's no better place to see that than in philanthropy-funded nonprofits that most parents should be familiar with: parent-teacher associations.
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Candidates should have a love of podcasting, and be familiar with emerging American trends and passionate about finding new, creative ways of storytelling.
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For those who may not be familiar with weed weight, ten ounces is quite a lot of weed — more than half a pound.
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Some of these are things long-time fans will be familiar with, while others are new to this latest entry in the series.
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There's a lot that we want a president to be familiar with and understand in getting ready for an engagement of this magnitude.
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But the associates are also trained to be familiar with the museum's collection, he added, and talk with visitors about exhibits and artwork.
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Joyce audiences may be familiar with Nacho Duato's "Gnawa," which was performed on the same stage by Hubbard Street Dance Chicago in 2015.
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Those who did not study 17th-century Italian art may not be familiar with Guido Cagnacci, who was only rediscovered in the 1950s.
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Joyce audiences may be familiar with Nacho Duato's "Gnawa," which was performed on the same stage by Hubbard Street Dance Chicago in 20.
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Anyone who enjoys a good night out and has their family added on Facebook should be familiar with the challenge in Self Control.
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Rome's many designer stores, including big-name luxury brands you may be familiar with, usually have sales twice a year, Mr. Amorico said.
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New Yorkers might be familiar with the presepio under the Christmas tree at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a classical Neapolitan Baroque crèche.
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Another crucial realization came while I was listening to a Lynyrd Skynyrd cover band: you need to be familiar with the band's discography.
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If you've been following the midterms, you'll be familiar with 11-Across, who is up for re-election in less than two weeks.
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And when it is the baby boomers' turn, she added, they will already be familiar with the model — and ready to move in.
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Justin Feinman, another defense attorney, said the defendants and Mr. Rodriguez appeared to be familiar with one another outside of the court proceeding.
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While Edge Chromium is available today, it's also launching without some features you might be familiar with if you're used to using Chrome.
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Even though you may not be familiar with military spending by country, I bet you can tell a story just from this graph.
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Children may not be familiar with cool jazz, but they know what cool is, and the trumpeter and composer Miles Davis epitomized both.
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You might not be familiar with IAM, but the Hong Kong-based investment firm bought a majority stake in Forbes Media back in 2014.
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It's known as Lazarus, and you may already be familiar with what is thought to be their greatest hit: the 2014 Sony Pictures hack.
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If you've played a Persona game before, you'll be familiar with the Velvet Room, the go-to place to register, fuse, and recall Personas.
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"If you've ever been forced out of your Airbnb at 10am, you may be familiar with the issue," co-founder Anthony Collias tells me.
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You might be familiar with Shark Tank, HBO's Silicon Valley, Apple's Planet of Apps (ahem) and countless of other TV content that covers startups.
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Today's Google Doodle honors George Peabody, a man you may not be familiar with, but whose work created a foundation for modern philanthropy efforts.
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But unlike the questionable remedies you may be familiar with—vaginal steaming for your cramps, or a float tank to chill your anxiety out?
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It certainly had that soft texture that anyone who's had Spam will be familiar with, as well as the expected salty, porky Spam flavor.
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Stuck in Slime You may be familiar with those oddly satisfying slime videos that were all the rage on Instagram a little while ago.
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If you travel a lot, you might be familiar with excellent apps like Tripit and WorldMate, but you should also be using Google Trips.
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They've been described as "cartridges" before, but they're essentially the kind of little cards that players of portable Nintendo games will be familiar with.
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If you're a regular reader of The Verge, you may be familiar with Jake Kastrenakes' bluntly named, eloquently written weekly roundup of movie trailers.
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Although many may not be familiar with the effort, the goal of prison reform is to reduce recidivism, or the rates of repeat offenses.
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The average person might be familiar with the concept of sober houses and group therapy meetings, but what exactly are 24-hour sober coaches?
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Even non-fans will likely be familiar with the stealie (the skull with the embedded 13-pointed lightning bolt) and the colorful dancing bears.
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The creative director views reaching out to these communities—who might not be familiar with the music—as underlooked opportunities to reach new audiences.
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Any journalist or activist who has written or spoken publicly about a controversial subject will be familiar with the arithmetic of threats and fear.
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"It is important that all of us be familiar with each of these forms of encroachment on the executive's constitutional authority," Mr. Barr wrote.
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For example, if you've just started solving, you might not be familiar with the word GAT, which is a slang term for a pistol.
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Signed, Need My Screen Time Dear Need My Screen Time, You may be familiar with the many ways cell phones can disrupt family life.
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You might be familiar with "The Parent Trap" starring Lindsay Lohan that was released in 1998, but you may not know it's a remake.
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Some of this likely has to do with the fact that, as Ellison notes, officials may not be familiar with chaplains and their services.
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Evans also has two sons, Jace Evans and Kaiser Griffith — you'll be familiar with the rambunctious kids if you've kept up with Teen Mom 2.
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You may be familiar with the sex determination system where individuals are female unless they have a Y chromosome which gives an individual male features.
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Android users might be familiar with the process of sideloading an app they've downloaded from a source other than the regular Google Play app store.
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The pair's resulting sex scene continues their little role-reversal as it inverts the kind of bad sex heterosexual women tend to be familiar with.
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With Emirates' focus on international travel (and with only 10 U.S. airports currently served), many Americans might not be familiar with the Dubai-based airline.
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But her brutally honest depiction is also bound to hit home, especially for readers who may very well be familiar with the experiences Machado depicts.
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Few of Kik's hardcore users will be familiar with Telegram, Slack or others apps that are at the same stage of their botvolution as Kik.
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For those who may not be familiar with the program, the Fund is a high-stakes search for America's next big ready-to-wear designer.
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ANY teacher will be familiar with the excuses that children give for not performing a task, from grandmothers' funerals to "the dog ate my homework".
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Plenty of other shops have decided to capitalize on this aspect of human nature, including one you may be familiar with called The Bagel Nook.
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Just as Trump needs to be familiar with his own plans, so, too, would he benefit from some familiarity with what Clinton's policy proposals are.
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If you've previously had employer-sponsored health insurance or have been covered by a family healthcare plan, you may not be familiar with open enrollment.
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An ideal candidate must be familiar with U.S. policy towards East Asia with 2 to 5 years of experience in Congressional office or Executive Branch.
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The Warriors star said he's probably more accurate on the court than with a controller, but it's more important to be familiar with the game.
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"And they should be familiar with the symptoms of heart attack and angina, which are not the same in women as they are in men."
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Those of you who've used emulators or the Virtual Console will be familiar with this, but old-school players will be amazed and possibly offended.
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Visitors to the Catskills are likely to be familiar with the Phoenicia Diner on Route 28 near Esopus Creek, known for fly-fishing and tubing.
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In addition to these social media guidelines, staff members should be familiar with and follow the newsroom's Ethical Journalism guidelines, which apply here as well.
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Anyone can install it, but you'll need to be familiar with Visual Studio, pre-release versions of Windows, and much more to get it running.
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If you like shopping at Wayfair, you may be familiar with Handy — the two brands have a partnership to make furniture shopping and assembly easy.
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Pediatricians may not be familiar with treatments for opioid use disorder, and many clinicians who treat this condition may not accept younger patients, Alinsky said.
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Last-minute travelers may be familiar with the service which provides expedited passport processing times, sometimes in as little as 24 hours for a fee.
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You might be familiar with Diggs' voice from his roles as Thomas Jefferson and the Marquis de Lafayette in Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit Broadway musical Hamilton.
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She had a rocky confirmation hearing, during which she seemed to not be familiar with critical education issues, such as the federal Individuals with Disabilities Act.
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At this point, everyone should be familiar with the basic two-factor authentication that adds an extra layer of security on top of the standard password.
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My version of Twitter will operate under the classic Three Strikes Rule, which you may be familiar with if you've ever watched a game of baseball.
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You may be familiar with stars such as Gabby Douglas or Missy Franklin, but there are many more female athletes poised to make headlines next month.
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Gentle MonsterYou may already be familiar with this purveyor of ultra-chic eyewear and sunglasses, but its flagship store is still a must-see in person.
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And, based on an unscientific analysis of photos that show her occasional dark roots, she also seems to be familiar with the magic of hair dye.
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Your local clinic is likely to be familiar with health plans in your area, and may be able to help you figure out what is covered.
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Gregg Harper, and the ranking member may be familiar with the details of the settlements, since they have to approve payments after a settlement is reached.
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"He seemed to be familiar with the names but not what you could do with them," he said of Trump's knowledge of the social media platforms.
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You might be familiar with this age-old story: You've saved a bit to go on vacation, and you're finally taking some much-needed R&R.
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While you may be familiar with the Dubai-based airline's lavish first- and business-class seats, you may be less acquainted with its Skywards loyalty program.
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Some appeared not to be familiar with the book the movie is based off of, and the fact that Fanning's character is meant to be white.
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The Week Ahead Alice Austen may not be a household name, but scholars of early photography or early feminism may be familiar with her remarkable life.
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We have a lot of the ingredients that you might be familiar with—curries, the use of coconut, fish sauce, soy sauce—and we adapted them.
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If you live outside of Maritime Canada, you might not be familiar with Halifax donair, but as of today you have no excuse to plead ignorance.
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Comic book fans will likely be familiar with the movie's premise, which is essentially The Dirty Dozen translated and styled into a dark, cynical comic book.
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Anyone who watched an Eagles game this season should be familiar with the havoc that Fletcher Cox and Brandon Graham, Philadelphia's star defensive linemen, can wreak.
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There are absolutely loads of devices from a number of top brands to consider, but most people won't be familiar with the majority of these names.
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The hip kids still on Facebook (who are you?) will no doubt be familiar with 180,000-member group NUMTOT: New Urbanist Memes For Transit-Oriented Teens.
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AFICIONADOS OF "Dune", Frank Herbert's novel about a planet covered by Sahara-like desert, will be familiar with the idea of animals that swim through sand.
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"We should be ready to cope with political and military provocations of the hostile forces, and be familiar with both dialogue and confrontation," Mr. Pak said.
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Shop Sugarfina candy at NordstromCandy lovers should be familiar with Sugarfina, a playground of elevated treats for adults with sweet tooths (or is it sweet teeth?).
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Together, The Original Series and TNG stand as the two pillars of Star Trek and the series Trek fans are most likely to be familiar with.
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While each of us might be familiar with a specific example, looking across the speakers paints a picture of an incredibly rapid and deep technology diffusion.
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Those familiar with the podcast will also be familiar with some of their names, though many of the comedians remain criminally unknown for their caliber of talent.
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If you're in a test market where it was rolled out in an earlier version, you may already be familiar with the multiple choice added feedback options.
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Fans will be familiar with their work, though; it's Kieron Gillen and Salvador Larocca, the team behind the critically acclaimed Darth Vader comic book series from 2015.
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Knowing that many riders might not be familiar with this method of braking, Russakow points out that there are actually three ways to brake on the Rev.
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Pasted uses a combination of effects most users will be familiar with — filters, stickers, brightly colored backdrops — and a lot of masking, which enables the "homemade" look.
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Marvel aficionados who tuned in to Jessica Jones will be familiar with a bit of Cage's backstory: His wife was killed, and he plans to avenge her.
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Theoretically, this should show you music you may not be familiar with that fits the category, while simultaneously being music that you like and actually care about.
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This piling of responsibility, ignoring stress, and then ignoring help is an all-too-familiar cycle, one many folks will be familiar with well outside of Destiny.
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While politicians don't need to be a tech experts, they should at least be familiar with products the majority of the country, and their constituents, are using.
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Many readers will be familiar with Mr Rodrik's globalisation trilemma, the idea that the world can have at most two of: economic integration, national sovereignty and democracy.
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But anyone who tunes into their local conservative AM talk radio will be familiar with ads that target the fragile state of decent society for aging men.
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When depressurization occurs, the oxygen masks drop down from the ceilings, which you may be familiar with if you've ever sat through a pre-flight safety announcement.
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"If you've ever tried Snapchat or Instagram Stories, you'll be familiar with that tapping format," Tinder's Chief Product Officer Brian Norgard told BuzzFeed News in an interview.
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Our kids were in the same school, and so I started seeing him at functions, and we started chatting, I started to be familiar with his work.
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Though the trial will center on her accusations, jurors will likely be familiar with the many other accusations against Cosby that were covered widely in the media.
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Much of the previous research on this area was published in French, so many paleontologists may not be familiar with this region and its sediments, O'Leary explained.
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Many people may already be familiar with grapheme-color synesthesia (where people see letters and numbers in colors ), but mirror-touch synesthesia is a whole different ballgame.
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This repeatable challenge not only gets players accustomed to mechanics that they might not be familiar with, but also makes them understand the pace of the game.
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Tester said he knows Sessions but not well enough to be familiar with his lengthy record as a senator, former state attorney general and former U.S. attorney.
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For example, you may well be familiar with quotes from his Kenyon University commencement speech, "This is Water," even if you've never heard it in its entirety.
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Showrunner Carol Dries tells Insider they did that because she was afraid of it getting spoiled, especially for fans who may be familiar with the "Batwoman" comic.
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Political leaders should be familiar with these procedures and prepared to let that process play out rather than stoke immediate public outrage that an election was rigged.
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"I wanted the 'canon' of art history to include bodies that most folks would be familiar with and recognize as their own," she says of her portraiture.
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" The story was published in the third volume of Fairy Tales Told for Children along with another classic you might be familiar with: "The Emperor's New Clothes.
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Oymyakon is a two-day drive from the regional capital Yakutsk (risk lovers will be familiar with this city), which is itself, the coldest city on Earth.
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At the same time, plenty of people are listening to, and embracing, these artists — some who might be familiar with these complexities and some who might not.
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I know Benenson and Axelrod well enough to be familiar with how decent and generous they can be, and I wonder whether grief and struggle foster empathy.
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If you've seen Netflix's Love Is Blind, you may be familiar with Jessica's infamous quote (that she jacked from the Olsen twins' hit movie, It Takes Two).
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"If you've ever been forced out of your Airbnb at 10am, you may be familiar with the issue," co-founder Anthony Collias told me back in 2018.
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But last week, the second biggest spender was an entity you might not be familiar with: a purveyor of pepper, paprika and poppy seeds based in Wisconsin.
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The settings buried deeper in menus offer a greater degree of personalization, and an owner should be familiar with what they do and why they are important.
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You may be familiar with some of its work, which includes four World Cup victories and four Olympic gold medals — more than any other country's national team.
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While the public might be familiar with the contours of the Ukraine scandal, I would wager that most people are not familiar with each and every witness.
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You might be familiar with the original "Siri Problem," where you'd try it a few times and Siri would fail completely, so you'd give up on it.
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Companies may be familiar with producing guidelines for how their brand should look on paper, but thinking about what it should sound like is new, Givens said.
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That's why younger generations might not be familiar with what she sounded like; to many people, she's just that glamorous first lady they read about in textbooks.
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If you too believe that art is at its best when it is an agent of change, you may already be familiar with the practice of subvertising.
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Even fans of the original anime may not be familiar with these characters — they only appeared in the final season, which has yet to receive an English dub.
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You might be familiar with the industry-standard green man MoCap suit many Hollywood studios use to capture the movement of objects or people for movies and games.
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We're not sure if it's possible to be part of the startup world and not be familiar with Startup Battlefield and all the benefits you reap by participating.
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Even if the Daily Show audience might not be familiar with her, Lahren has her own audience that is all too eager to commiserate with her searing rancor.
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LONDON — We might be familiar with the signs of breast cancer, but when it comes to identifying visual symptoms in our own breasts, it's not quite so easy.
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But the characters also serve as a touch point for those who might not be familiar with the film, or are too young to have even seen it.
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And the collective already draws a loyal community of music nerds who might not be familiar with Daydream, but who trust Boiler Room to curate their listening experiences.
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You can peruse the company's history (which you'll be familiar with if you watched Bandersnatch) and explore its game titles – all of which reference other Black Mirror episodes.
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It's ever so slightly faster if you're already on Facebook, I suppose — and good exposure for some of the services that users might not already be familiar with.
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Those of you who have read Arthur C. Clarke's sci-fi classic 2010: The Year We Make Contact (1982) should be familiar with the concept of planetary stellification.
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It's the worst of media and the worst of mankind distilled into one publication and in some ways it feels a moral duty to be familiar with it.
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Bigelow is a name you may already be familiar with: the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module was recently attached to the International Space Station and is currently undergoing testing.
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You might be familiar with oddCouple through his recent collaborations with Chance the Rapper, Jamila Woods, and Joey Purp—and most recently, through his star-studded mixtape Liberation.
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"People recognize that science plays a crucial role in shaping the world around them, so it makes sense to be familiar with its methods and conclusions," he said.
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"If you want to use a dog in a puzzle, Toto is good, because that's one that a person of any age will be familiar with," he explains.
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You may be familiar with two landmarks of Greenspan's early years: He was a professional jazz musician and a disciple of the extreme-libertarian novelist/philosopher Ayn Rand.
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You may be familiar with their work on what some have called the "Jenga Tower" (56 Leonard) in New York or the de Young Museum in San Francisco.
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Brahms did keep up with the trends of his time, of course, if only to be familiar with the kinds of music he positioned his own works against.
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For a time, coaches wanted the players to "play in English" so they would be familiar with the terms if they earned a tryout with an American team.
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But I think if you're under 0003, you may be less familiar with him than ... Might not be familiar with him, but you're familiar with his stuff. Yeah.
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You might already be familiar with the usual advice, which often flashes up whenever you create a new account somewhere: Keep your passwords long, complicated, and hard to guess.
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This is plausible, but perhaps unlikely, as anyone researching how to travel backwards through time and space would almost certainly be familiar with the famed theories developed by Hawking.
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Viro uses a custom rendering engine, on top of which is React Native, a JavaScript-based app framework that many web and mobile devs will already be familiar with.
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You may be familiar with another recent bout of bird drunkenness, in which a Minnesota town's police department issued a statement notifying its residents of a drunken bird problem.
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You may be familiar with FCC Chairman Pai as the Trump-appointed monster working devotedly to dismantle your internet freedom and security, but that's not really how it is.
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Samsung is planning to announce the Galaxy Note 8 in August, according to a new report from Reuters, citing a source that claims to be familiar with the matter.
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The dermatologist needs to be familiar with the way African American women style their hair to know that some of the products being used might lead to hair loss.
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Marketing Traction Course If you want to ensure that your startup doesn't fail, you need to be familiar with the bestselling 43 Fast and Cheap Marketing Hacks & Traction Strategy.
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Part of what makes the meme work is that you don't actually need to be familiar with the show to read the facial hair and cap as class signifiers.
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Current AirPlay users will be familiar with the limitations this imposes: if your phone dies or blips on the network or you just leave the house, the music stops.
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The artwork has been created by a London design studio called MinaLima, and if you've ever seen a Harry Potter film, chances are you'll be familiar with their work.
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If you watch Riverdale on CW or Netflix, you'll be familiar with the characters and their backstories, but the storyline follows the comics and diverges from the television show.
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There are a bunch of technical and specific details in this movie, things that ordinary people won't be familiar with and that you probably weren't super familiar with either.
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You may be familiar with the double Venus and double Mars designs, but that's only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to symbols representing the LGBTQ+ community.
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Fans of The Late, Late Show with James Corden and Drop the Mic might be familiar with Silverstein, as those are the shows he graces with his beatboxing skills.
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In building a character list I've been throwing around names book readers might be familiar with, like "Septon Meribald" and "Euron Greyjoy" and hoping they are of any consequence.
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He explains this could be due to the fact he used a relatively low-powered flash which is comparable to beams of lightning, something animals would be familiar with.
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They gave McAleenan until April 30 to provide the information and also requested that he and other officials who may be familiar with the reported exchange testify before Congress.
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According to SamMobile, "someone claiming to be familiar with the matter" said that Samsung is blaming venues involved for the delays, which was backed up by a frequent tipster.
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They may worry that they won't be compensated for providing STD services, or they may not be familiar with the most up-to-date recommendations about testing and treatment.
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Moviegoers may be familiar with "The Miracle Worker" — the 1961 film about Anne Sullivan, the blind tutor to Helen Keller — but remain largely unaware about coping with deaf-blindness.
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It's relatively easy to follow the intertwined narrative strands — though it helps considerably to be familiar with both plays — but it's hard not to wonder what the point is.
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Young theatergoers may not be familiar with irony, but the title of this new show is a great example: Its 21-year-old heroine, AJ, doesn't like to talk.
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Player You Should Know Any self-respecting women's soccer fan should be familiar with Sam Kerr, the 03-year-old striker who made her senior team debut at 15.
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The trackpad itself still supports many of the gestures you might be familiar with, like a three-finger swipe up to go home, and the pinch-to-zoom gesture.
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If you've spent any time thinking about how media companies survive in 2020, you'll be familiar with the idea that they need multiple revenue sources, as Thornton is preaching.
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And in it, we're introduced to Dr. Michael Morbius (Jared Leto) and helpful narration that explains the concept for anyone who may not be familiar with Marvel's living vampire.
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Loyal readers of The Onion will be familiar with the recurring character known as "area man," whose existence pokes fun at "resident does something"-style articles in local newspapers.
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The office tower is home to mostly lawyers, financiers and dentists, a clientele that in New York would probably be familiar with lox, bagels, smoked meats and the like.
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The new Garland biopic, Judy (out now), shines a light on the end of the entertainer's life, particularly on a part that not all viewers will be familiar with.
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Some research has focused on techniques that require the user to already be familiar with a known speaker, such as a family member or close friend, the authors note.
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Although you may be familiar with the 2006 "Shaggy Dog" film starring Tim Allen, you may not know that was a remake of a flick that debuted decades ago.
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The catch is that you kind of have to be familiar with StarCraft II itself to grasp the magnitude of what Winzen and his merry band of programmers accomplished here.
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She might not be familiar with 4K resolution or HDR, but she'll flip out when she finds out that the massive box under the tree has her name on it.
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You might already be familiar with using Siri or Google Assistant to do stuff on your phone, but make sure you know everything that your assistant of choice can do.
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You may already be familiar with Facer, thanks to its earlier support for Android smartwatches where it has been regularly listed as one of the top applications for watchface creation.
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Schwartz and Schmidt aren't supposed to be expert witnesses, but they can't help but be ambassadors of a strange universe that the jurors may or may not be familiar with.
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You might be familiar with this seminal piece of mathematics from the film A Beautiful Mind, which chronicled the life of John Nash; he introduced the concept back in 2003.
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But New England Today's food critic does commend the effort, saying that it's a great way to introduce the specialty to people who may not be familiar with the treat.
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You'd think that Snapchat, a $16 billion app targeted at youth and used by almost everyone on this earth, would be familiar with how problematic something like this would be.
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Although many Americans may not be familiar with the EXIM Bank, it is one of the most important tools U.S. businesses have to compete and win in the global marketplace.
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The casual Indian food consumer might be familiar with gulab jamun or jalebi, but the average Indian sweet shop case requires pro-level sweets knowledge (or a serious sweet tooth).
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Journal editors and reviewers (who are mostly male) are less likely to be familiar with the subfields in which women are more represented; they may also think them less important.
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He doesn't appear to be familiar with the related provisions of his own administration's budget, and he isn't putting in the time to lay the political groundwork for any legislation.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoOfficially it's called the Halo Keyboard, and if you've ever tried to quickly type on a tablet's software keyboard than you'll be familiar with the experience.
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These foreigners may be familiar with "Disneyland with the Death Penalty", a scathing essay that William Gibson wrote in 19833, depicting the Lion City as a soulless, consumerist, authoritarian wasteland.
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You might not be familiar with Mizuno's name (yet), but you might've caught her in her most recent, Oscar-winning project: the British-Japanese actress starred in La La Land.
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However, it's worth noting: nothing here would be considered "kaizo," where you need to be familiar with the kinds of advanced Mario mechanics the average player has no exposure to.
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Whether you've seen an Indian movie or not, you may be familiar with the basic tenets of Bollywood: epic love stories, elaborate musical numbers and the notorious no-kissing rule.
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The whirl is a whimsical touch, replacing the usual red "recording" light people may be familiar with from video cameras with something more engaging and playful — and far less intimidating.
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They showed that the power of the Trump message and personality far surpassed requirements voters had in the past for candidates to offer substantive plans, and be familiar with fundamentals.
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Some of you might be familiar with Linden Lab's virtual world Second Life, where you can create an avatar of your own and explore a fantasy world with other users.
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Rather than organize the potential stock purchases under companies, the app lists the underlying brands that a user might be familiar with, and links that brand to its parent company.
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"Dance as an art form has the reputation of being elitist," she said, expressing frustration that audience members feel they have to be familiar with dance "to get" the work.
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I couldn't count on a common frame of reference, since not all of my readers would be familiar with the exotic psychic terrain onto which I wanted to take them.
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If you have read a design magazine or, really, ever been inside a house with a subscription to one, you will be familiar with the words: midcentury, modern, minimalist, Scandinavian.
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So I'm putting my newsletter where my mouth is and writing about my favorite thing so far, which happens to come from a company you might not be familiar with.
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But most Americans wouldn't be familiar with the genre until two decades later when Psy's "Gangnam Style" became the first video on YouTube to reach 1 billion views in 2012.
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You may be familiar with legitimate DApps such as Augur or CryptoKitties, but this is not a story about what honest programmers can create using the power of the blockchain.
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Still, she asked them "to play me rough" because she wanted to be familiar with the muscularity of soccer when she got older and the games became formal and meaningful.
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You may be familiar with another project, in which researchers produced a baby from three parents—an egg from a donor, the nucleus from a mother, and sperm from a father.
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You may be familiar with it from the ad blitz Nissan used when it introduced the technology, and it's easily the best semi-autonomous technology this side of Cadillac's Super Cruise.
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Some of these you may be familiar with like Stella McCartney, who has basically reinvented the idea of cruelty-free fashion by only using vegan leather, for example, in her collections.
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One reason the company began hiring Americans is for what it calls "cultural context" — the idea that Americans will already be familiar with public figures, local slang, and other regional idiosyncrasies.
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"The rest of Pebble's assets, including product inventory and server equipment, will be sold off separately" says the report, which is backed by sources said to be familiar with the acquisition.
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You may be familiar with the concept: What could have been a funny story three drinks ago can sometimes just become a word salad after that last beer-and-shot combo.
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This new feature will start rolling out in the Windows Insider Program soon and it'll basically replicate some of the functionality that you may be familiar with from apps like Pushbullet.
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Before digging into the details, here's a quick glossary of words insurance companies use when describing policies: You may be familiar with the most basic kind of life insurance — term insurance.
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If you followed along with the star's recent home renovation on Instagram throughout 2017 and 2018, you might be familiar with her vintage-inspired taste that we can't get enough of.
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The idea of seeing a man wearing a flowing gown with a beard can fry the mental circuits of people who may not be familiar with the evolving nature of gender.
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Chances are you may be familiar with Tokopedia, especially after it commanded a $7 billion valuation last November when it raised $1.1 billion from investors like Alibaba and SoftBank's Vision Fund.
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"It is more likely that what we are observing is the differences in training they have received," with younger doctors more likely to be familiar with the latest technology and techniques.
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Fans of the 2002 simulator game RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 will be familiar with over-the-top, extravagant projects such as this enormous theme park city that took ten years to construct.
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With the career he's had, it's nearly impossible to not be familiar with at least a handful of his hits—we've all done "Tiny Dancer" at karaoke at least once, right?
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Leica unveiled a new limited edition camera this week that costs as much as four Vespas and uses a material you might be familiar with if you enjoy playing ping-pong.
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If you've been keeping up with watchmaker MB&F you'll be familiar with their Horological Machine series, watches that are similar in construction but wildly different when it comes to design.
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" Confronting the devilish verb "conocer," Professor Rabassa continued: "The word seen straight means to know a person or thing for the first time, to meet someone, to be familiar with something.
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The judges noted that a younger audience might not be familiar with the Beatles classic, so they were glad Rapattoni was bringing it to a new generation with his theatrical take.
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"He seems not to be familiar with modern geologic knowledge," said Seth Stein, a professor at the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences and Institute for Policy Research at Northwestern University.
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If you're a new fan of mixed martial arts, perhaps pulled into the excitement by modern stars like Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor, you might not be familiar with Jon Fitch.
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Whoever was behind the IMB account was fluent in Dutch and English, talked about Romania, and seemed to be familiar with the Belgian Federal Judicial Police (Federale Gerechtelijke Politie, or FGP).
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For those of you who might not be familiar with this organization, it is the part of the Linux Foundation that houses Kubernetes, the open source project originally developed at Google.
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His latest novel follows the semi-autobiographical James Bozic as he grows up in the San Diego beach town of Pacific Beach — a place many spring breakers may be familiar with!
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Some of us may be familiar with funerals or memorial services, but the article also discusses photographing, posting on social media, painting portraits, as well as dressing and adorning the dead.
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" CNN cited four sources in the report – two people who are said to have spoken with Warren directly after the meeting and two others said to be "familiar with the meeting.
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If you have self-contained bathrooms in your office, you might not be familiar with stall-lurking, because you don't have to worry about lines or small talk or bodily sounds.
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Many of the suggested steps are ones that interviewers will be familiar with, such as researching the company, practicing and preparing for common interview questions and dressing appropriately for the job.
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Well, according to that same study, you'll need to be familiar with at least one programming language — Python, for instance — and have some experience with statistical modeling and machine learning tools.
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People don't have to be familiar with the intricacies of the docket to regard the court as little more than a prize of presidential politics, perhaps a tarnished prize at that.
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But it's likely that even doggie die-hards won't be familiar with every one of the 200-plus breeds recognized, and the National Dog Show adds new ones nearly every year.
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For those of you who may not be familiar with it, my first day, my first official day on the job, we announced a data breach that had occurred a year before.
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You might not be familiar with acetone, but the solvent is very good at dissolving plastics, artificial fibers, and paints, which is why it's used in paint thinner and nail polish remover.
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Image: Christoph Strässler/FlickrYou may be familiar with the Big Buck Hunter bonus level where you pump a few dozen rounds into salmon flopping out of the river while grizzlies look on.
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The unnamed officials are said by Reuters to be "familiar with the exchanges," which were previously undisclosed but are now being reviewed by the FBI and the Senate and House intelligence committees.
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While most people may not be familiar with alexithymia, there is a different disorder involving flat emotions and poor empathy that seems to fascinate us, even more than it repels us: psychopathy.
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While fans may be familiar with the selection of movies, they probably didn't have the luxury of seeing them with reclining armchairs, which many of the theaters showing the movies now offer.
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You may not be familiar with this holiday, but if you haven't quite pinned down your personal definition of spirituality just yet, this day could be a natural opportunity to do so.
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You might be familiar with some Nereids already — Triton, the King of the Sea and father of Ariel in The Little Mermaid, was the son of Nereid, as was the warrior Achilles.
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"Their journey takes us to all of these iconic locations — basically all of the places you'd want to go — and some other places that you might not be familiar with," he said.
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His solution is to use an electromyography armband (you might be familiar with Myo) to detect the limited movements of someone with that type of affliction and convert those into mouse movements.
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If you've watched Japanese horror franchise "Ju-On" (released as "The Grudge" in America), you might be familiar with its female protagonist Kayako, the angry murderous ghost, and Toshio, her creepy son.
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It is undoubtedly an important subject, though many viewers might already be familiar with it from "Ozark", a drama in which a financial adviser desperately launders drug money to save his family.
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While you might not be familiar with the Xiaomi brand, there's a chance their scooters used by other brands or sold under other names pack the company's vulnerable components, the researchers say.
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As some analysts predicted, Amazon also took the promotional day as an opportunity to plug some of its newer apparel and food private labels that customers may not yet be familiar with.
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If you're unfamiliar with Dugan herself you may be familiar with some of the skunkworks projects she oversaw while managing Google's secretive Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group from 2012 to 2016.
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What you may not be familiar with is how that buzz-buzz could make you come if you place the back end (brush side facing out) of the Clarisonic against your clit.
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Yet as How to Hide an Empire makes clear, Immerwahr's argument is mostly intended for a mass audience, who won't likely be familiar with the large body of work on this subject.
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It is something MacDonald will be familiar with having fought Lima once before, last year, leaving the Bellator MMA cage victorious but amid fears his leg had been broken from the onslaught.
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You might be familiar with Booth: Perhaps you've gotten the fried chicken at Root & Bone, which has been called "Manhattan's Best," or you might recognize her from season 11 of Top Chef.
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Though more than half a century has passed, most European supporters will be familiar with the grim stories of Matt Busby's Manchester United in 1958, and the 'Grande' Torino side of 1949.
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Men were far more likely to be familiar with the idea of flying cars (53 percent versus 78 percent), but about two-thirds of every age group was aware of the concept.
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Owners these days need to be familiar with concepts like streaming, mobile ticketing and virtual reality, or at least have smart people around them, to understand how the league can continue growing.
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This singular bent on self-sufficiency may be familiar with "America First" observers in the U.S., but it has roots stretching back almost to the foundation of the People's Republic of China.
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Yes, so for folks who write software, or use Unix or Linux or any of these operating systems, you know, they'll be familiar with ... I apologize, this is ... No, go for it.
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"It will be hugely challenging for the new people Tian sends in these new posts, to be familiar with local legal framework and learn to handle public relations," said a third senior source.
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When the oxygen runs out, cells move to a different process, anaerobic respiration, that produces lactic acid, which can quickly build up and cause harm—athletes might be familiar with lactic acid cramps.
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You may be familiar with the product: The Anchor, a handy little item that sticks to the bottom of your desk and provides a place to hang your headphones out of the way.
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When I was in school, teachers often offered a cliché that DeVos may be familiar with, namely that those who cheat in school are at the end of the day only cheating themselves.
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Those with an interest in European football will be familiar with the Jupiler League, Holland's second flight, but not all will know it's a veritable goal fest, averaging almost 3.5 goals per game.
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The time she didn't know who Leonardo DiCaprio wasFailing hard in an interview once again, Abraham claimed not to be familiar with then-Oscar hopeful Leonardo DiCaprio while chatting at February's AVN Expo.
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Medievalists will be familiar with such portable liturgical "scene" cloths, most famously the grisaille Parement of Narbonne, too fragile to ever leave the Louvre — but perhaps none of such scale and striking appearance.
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I'm now going to do that thing health professionals do when they tell you how much to eat in terms of 'servings' and 'grams', which I firmly believe everyone should be familiar with.
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Most people reading this will be familiar with Godwin's Law, which states that the longer a debate on an internet comments board lasts, the more likely it is that someone will mention Hitler.
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To understand the discussion, one must be familiar with the mandate itself and the provisions of the Code of Federal Regulations, 2600.4 C.F.R. Part 2600.4, which govern the conduct of the Special Counsel.
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Emma Watson stepped into her first movie role (one you might be familiar with — Hermione Granger) when she was only 9 years old, cementing her status as a tween queen while growing up.
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As friends, you'll have gotten to know each other in a different way, which can help you both form a unique perspectiveYou'll already be familiar with their life and many of their quirks
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You might not be familiar with the name Underwriters Laboratories, but you're almost certainly familiar with the organization's simple UL logo—even if only subconsciously—that appears on batteries, chargers, and power adapters.
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The recruits ranged in age from 18 to 35 since, presumably, these younger volunteers would be familiar with and competent using technologies such as activity trackers and any learning curve would be slight.
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Many readers will already be familiar with the scout-versus-scorer dilemma in baseball from Michael Lewis's best-selling " Moneyball ," which was published in 2003 and made into a movie , starring Brad Pitt.
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So there should be no shortage of detail in the data, and the local authorities will be familiar with the people necessary for handling any issues like accidents, permit problems, and so on.
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If you count yourself among the ranks of the cocktail sophisticates—y'know, the sort who were ordering Negronis before they were cool—then you'll be familiar with this established cornerstone of Italian aperitivi.
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Fans of sci-fi and fringe tech may already be familiar with the idea of the "space elevator," which is pretty much exactly what it sounds like — and totally impossible with today's technology.
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Google said it wanted to make shoppers more comfortable buying from retailers that they may not be familiar with by serving as a middleman that guarantees a consistent return policy and customer service.
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The book would have benefited from a few explanatory footnotes for American readers, who may not be familiar with the ins and outs of the Pussy Riot case or the Russian penal system.
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During the contestants' introductions in the first episode, the kangaroo hinted at a personal struggle that audiences may be familiar with — because we watched it play out on Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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In a 2015 interview with Hugh Hewitt, for example, Trump didn't appear to be familiar with the Quds Force, Iran's special foreign operations unit that Soleimani led, mixing it up with the Kurds.
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These assistants need to understand local accents and idioms, know the right conversions for locally used measurements, be familiar with television shows, movie stars, and sports figures in each country and so on.
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The second half of the tutorial is a bit more complicated, requiring makers to be familiar with openFrameworks and code to create the Kinect/projector setup and make the book readable to the machines.
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If you're not a fan of hip hop or Snapchat (orTurboTax commercials), you may not be familiar with the producer, but Khaled has long been a savvy ambassador of the now publicly traded platform.
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Most of you will be familiar with the Fifty Shades Darker character Christian Grey, even if you haven't seen either of the two films about him, or read any of the books featuring him.
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The big picture: For brands looking to move into AR, Adobe's move is important because today's augmented reality often requires developers to be familiar with advanced coding or game engines — skills in short supply.
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But that person would not be familiar with the laws governing the universe of Orange is the New Black, where the dire often rubs up against the uplifting; the grim waltzes with the hilarious.
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But, if you don't happen to be familiar with this particular superstition, then, from here on out, mark your calendars to start saying it on the first of every month to ensure good fortune.
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Sanchez has had a long career in television Los Angeles TV audiences might be familiar with Sanchez through her work as a former co-host on Fox's Good Day LA from 2011 to 2017.
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The goal, Tucker said, was to create something that "honored the old series," not just for those who watched it, but generations that might not be familiar with this comedic spin on the character.
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You need to be familiar with data and marketing tools so you can maintain a complete understanding of what's going on in your business and communicate this effectively to your customers, investors, and employees.
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So even if you haven't heard of the new Fox sitcom The Mick, you'll likely be familiar with the premise of aimless aunt Mickey (Kaitlin Olson) getting unexpectedly saddled with her nephews and niece.
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If you use an Android smartphone or tablet, you might already be familiar with Polaris Office's mobile app; its pre-installed on some Samsung, LG, and HTC devices and currently claims 37 million users.
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You may be familiar with regular narcissism: a person obsessed with admiration, with a need for others to know how great he is, and a propensity to lash out when his greatness is attacked.
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While BattleTech is obviously deeply informed by the lore of a thirty-year old franchise and its detailed setting, Harebrained doesn't expect or require anyone be familiar with that history to enjoy this game.
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Anyone who has ever watched a good string quartet in concert will be familiar with the subtly effective way the players communicate—here a raised eyebrow, there a glance or a nearly imperceptible nod.
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The idea there was that, since this version of Spider-Man has already been at it for eight years, the New Yorker would be familiar with his villains, and reflect that in their art.
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Your provider or local abortion fund will also be familiar with state laws and may be able to help connect you with organizations like Jane's Due Process that help with the judicial bypass procedure.
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I'm not suggesting you have to remain connected at the hip at all times, because nobody likes to feel micro-managed … but you should at the very least be familiar with your team's routines.
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"He seems not to be familiar with modern geologic knowledge," Seth Stein, a professor at the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences and Institute for Policy Research at Northwestern University, told the news outlet.
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Set in Singapore, the movie presents a spectacle of wealth that's exotic for Western audiences, who may only be familiar with Asian stories portraying us as hardscrabble immigrants or heroes in sweeping historical dramas.
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The Pixel 43 now has two cameras instead of one — the 12.2-megapixel wide-angle lens that Pixel 3 owners should be familiar with and a new 16-megapixel telephoto lens for better zooming.
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Mueller claimed not to be "familiar with" Fusion GPS, the opposition-research firm hired by the Democratic National Committee to compile the Russian dossier, which falsely framed Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, among others.
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While listeners outside of the music industry might not be familiar with the PR companies repping artists behind the scenes, SxSW is a cool opportunity for those hardworking people to showcase their tastemaking power.
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I've never played an "Animal Crossing" game before, but you don't need to be familiar with the series to enjoy its simplicity and the way it makes even seemingly mundane facets of life rewarding.
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Toibin assumes readers will already be familiar with the sons' work, and until the Joyce section (where it's unavoidable) he doesn't spend much time seeking connections between the work and the father-son relationships.
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But my own experience was that most teenagers who listened to country (or jam bands or nu-metal) were just as likely to be familiar with the songs in regular rotation on rap radio.
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We just played "Jump Monk" and "Four" and "Moose the Mooche" and all of those songs because we felt like it was important as American musicians to be familiar with that style of music.
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Giant shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo You may be familiar with the megalodon, also called "the Meg," via the Jason Statham movie from last year about the biggest shark that ever lived.
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" Mikkelson encourages parents "to be familiar with what uses your children make of social media, and ensure they understand they should let you know if they encounter anything online that seems harmful or threatening.
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Younger investors may be familiar with the term bear market but unfamiliar with the experience: We've been in a bull market — with rising prices, the opposite of a bear market — for over eight years.
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Skiers may already be familiar with Woodward — four POWDR resorts, including Boreal Mountain in California and Copper Mountain in Colorado, previously included Woodward features ranging from one-off "pop-up parks" to half pipes.
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You've probably heard of Scottish director Danny Boyle (and if not you'll almost certainly have heard of Trainspotting, which is probably his best-known film), but you might not be familiar with his earlier work.
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You can't talk about television or music or pop culture because the person you're sitting across from doesn't care about these things and he couldn't pretend to be familiar with them if he wanted to.
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If you were at the Women's March in Washington last month, you may be familiar with some of the well-known activists who were there to speak about the issues near and dear to them.
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Viewers of Zeman's earlier documentaries might be familiar with these traits — Zeman used them to good effect in Cropsey and Killer Legends, both of which focused on the potentially true origin stories behind urban legends.
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Although there isn't a whole lot known about them, listeners might be familiar with the artist from their affiliation with the London label Beatgatherers, which does a monthly show on that city's Radar radio station.
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The company has been reiterating the hands-free capabilities of Siri lately in a series of short ads, using Foxx and basketball star Steph Curry to pick out features customers may already be familiar with.
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For this ad to make sense to a viewer, the viewer must be familiar with Gellar's reputation as a scream queen and some general conventions of slasher movies — two things that were crystallized decades ago.
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"If they need follow-up care, they are seeking it from local hospitals that might not be familiar with signs and symptoms of abortion, so there's less continuity of care for those women," she said.
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As events unfold in real time, Victoria suddenly finds herself tangled up in a heist that ends in one of those how-the-hell-did-the-night-end-here moments you might be familiar with.
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If you've seen the Emmys red carpet photos but don't happen to be familiar with the Vergara family tree, you may be wondering who the chiselled young man accompanying Modern Family actress Sofia Vergara was.
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Granted, to fully understand the clip, you have to be familiar with four different player celebrations, and frankly the less people know about Cole Beasley pretending to pour hot sauce on his foot, the better.
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Many of these new immigration agents, particularly those coming from local law enforcement, may not be familiar with the nuances of immigration policy, yet will now wield broad discretion over which immigrants are ultimately deported.
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"The news accounts of the Tesla incidents have certainly impressed upon the general public and those in the industry that there is an important need to be familiar with the vehicle characteristics," the email stated.
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"Every Iowa leader, regardless of party, should condemn Representative King's comments, an exercise they should all be familiar with by now, and join us in asking for his resignation," Booker's campaign said in a statement.
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Most were labs, full of the types of glassware and equipment that anyone who took high school chemistry would be familiar with: beakers, tubes, funnels, scales, and industrial-scale machines whose functions weren't immediately clear.
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ARMY were thrilled to see Cardi appreciating the boys, especially since she affectionately referred to RM and J-Hope by their nicknames, meaning that she must be familiar with them — or part of the fandom.
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Yet, Hulu's High Fidelity is at its best when it breaks from its 2000 source material — which means you don't need to be familiar with any book or movie to enjoy these 30-minute episodes.
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There's a full guide for the steps to install Windows 10X on real hardware, but you'll need to be familiar with PowerShell commands, hard drive partitioning, and a lot more if you want to experiment.
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"We have to get discipline back in the country," he said, recognizing the opportunity to address the story dominating the current news cycle — and the likelihood that many audience members would be familiar with it.
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Because a driver may not be familiar with the car, he or she should plan to have their own roadside assistance such as AAA in case an emergency tow or flat tire occurs, Dougherty said.
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A lawyer, who requested to be not identified, told Mashable India that there is a chance that these people could be familiar with Aadhaar's roadmap and use the information for business advantage, to say the least.
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To start with, they expose late-night TV viewers who seek mindless entertainment to works of art they may not be familiar with, and could potentially encourage them to study the real stories behind these paintings.
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Partygoers in Asia may be familiar with Singapore's nightclub Zouk, which often ranks among the top best clubs in the world, pulling some of the biggest DJs around the globe to spin in its hallowed halls.
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You may already be familiar with Siskin's work via her wildly popular Insta-account, Misterkrisp — where one giant, crunchy, and marshmallowy cheeseburger took the feed stream by storm, kicking off the crispy rice treat's trendy revolution.
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You might not be familiar with Vivo, and the US soccer team's unexpected absence from the World Cup means that the company's tie-in sponsorship blitz won't penetrate America as much as might have been hoped.
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But if you weren't conscious in the year 1997, then you might not be familiar with the subject of this season of American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace, another news sensation from the '90s.
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Canadians will be familiar with the feeling that some of their best researchers are being lured away to other countries: It's grappled with its own brain drain for years, which it's now consciously working to reverse.
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You may not be familiar with Gumpert, a boutique German supercar maker that skidded along for a while, struggling to stay afloat for years until it was bought by a Hong Kong firm in recent weeks.
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There are plenty of great lawyers out there who can assist with starting a business, who are not going to be familiar with the myriad challenges that a startup faces when it attempts meaningful technology innovation.
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For anyone who may not be familiar with the show, it's a competition that consists of extremely difficult obstacle courses that involve rope climbing, high jumps, and other physical challenges not for the faint of heart.
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You might already be familiar with some of the best iPhone hacks, like Speak Screen (having emails read to you), and Optimize Storage (which saves space by storing higher-resolution photos and videos in your iCloud).
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But pair programming can help organizations keep projects ticking along if one person leaves the company or takes breaks, since the other person on the team will be familiar with the current state of the project.
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The secret, according to their recipes, is basically just a little cornstarch, which, as you might be familiar with from making sauces, acts as a thickener, giving that wiggly, jiggly Jell-O a little more heft.
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It's also understandable that I am better at cryptic crosswords that are written by American constructors than the ones by British "setters," because I am less likely to be familiar with elements of British pop culture.
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The feature is a little smarter than you might think, though: A well as checking numbers in your Contacts app, it also looks through Mail and Messages for unsaved numbers that you might be familiar with.
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Putin relies on tactics that all ex-KGB agents would be familiar with, but he has an agenda that could be even more provocative than what we faced in the later stages of the Cold War.
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You may be familiar with the French brand's cult product line, but its flagship Parisian salon, what the company calls its "Embassy of Beauty," is the only place to experience the full breadth of its range.
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I'm gonna quote some stuff from Alibaba, because not everybody may be familiar with how they view this new area of retail called New Retail, but it's going to summarize this in some of their words.
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But it can also imply that someone is frumpy or conservative; if used to address a famous or successful stranger, it sounds condescending, as though you can be familiar with her just because she is a woman.
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You certainly want people like us to be familiar with the new site, since so many beneficiaries who dont have the internet or understand it come to us for help - we need to know what were doing.
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While many may be unfamiliar with Yemen, they will likely be familiar with its plethora of "Notre Dames" which, as well as being symbols of Yemen's national identity, are an important part of our communal human history.
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Those who regularly travel between Europe and the Gulf will be familiar with diversions to avoid hotspots such as Iraq and Syria, with planes instead flying up and over Iran and Turkey, or down and through Egypt.
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Lively's most dedicated fans may already be familiar with this fun fact, but for anyone not familiar with Tinseltown genealogy, Bart Johnson, aka Coach Bolton, aka Zac Efron's character's dad, is married to Lively's older sister, Robyn.
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The premiums paid by women on feminine-targeted products have been less widely discussed, which is probably why Rogen's role is sort of an audience stand-in for viewers who might not be familiar with the problem.
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Henry David Thoreau, were he to stroll through Crosby, would not recognize its Dunkin' Donuts, yet he'd be familiar with the anguished Yankee souls at its booths pondering their lives of quiet desperation over coffee and crullers.
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Those who follow reality TV may be familiar with the pairing of Carole Radziwill, 53, an author and Emmy-award-winning journalist who stars on "Real Housewives of New York City," and Adam Kenworthy, 31, a chef.
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I feel duty-bound to mention that it is also infinitely mroe expensive than the no money it costs to illegally torrent a new movie off the internet, a place a feel Mr Parker might be familiar with.
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The program includes a writing coach that leverages natural language processing, a variety of resources for teachers, and something called "bursts," which are short writing prompts kids will be familiar with because of their use of mobile apps.
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You may be familiar with Victoria's Secret 5 for $25 deal, but there are a handful of other sites offering bundles of underwear to help us save money, and make our lingerie closets 13 Going On 30-worthy.
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Substantial, though not a name consumers may be familiar with themselves, does client work for a number of big names, including The WSJ, News Corp, Google, Amazon, Universal, IDEO, Getty Images, Starbucks, Citi, Genetech, ESPN, Lexus, and others.
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While support for the Google Assistant is probably the marquee feature of Allo, its use of smart replies — that is, the canned, pre-written responses you may already be familiar with from Google Inbox — is also very interesting.
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You may already be familiar with Snowball, the sulphur-crested cockatoo who scientists proclaimed the first non-human dancer back in 2014 because he could move to a beat (poorly, yes, but much more coordinated than random movement).
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"I do not pretend to be familiar with every nuance of the longstanding turmoil that engulfs Israel and Palestine; it is no doubt as aged and tangled as the family trees ripped apart by its brutality," he writes.
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" In the future, they're interested in organizing a virtual artist-in-residence program to encourage "gURLs to work in digital mediums like virtual reality, 3D modeling, and coding environments that they may or may not be familiar with.
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Cyndi Wang is a Taiwanese pop powerhouse, but you don't have to be familiar with the singer and actress's work in order to appreciate the amazing animation the team at MixCode studio dreamed up for her latest tour.
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If you have a food product with mass appeal, but one that (for example) many home cooks may already be familiar with, you may be better off doing just about any other popular genre of shows besides food.
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Echo Loop While many people are familiar with smart glasses and earbuds, the $130 Echo Loop (also available via invite only) represents a shift into a wearable category many consumers might not be familiar with: the smart ring.
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And coming out of an undergrad degree, you would probably struggle to replicate it immediately but you'd be familiar with it and if someone gave you a bit of advice you'd be able to replicate it no problem.
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Pretty much anyone who has already gone down the Twitter rabbit hole—something that as a longtime user of the platform I cannot, in all honesty, recommend—will be familiar with the competitor this looks almost exactly like: Facebook.
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Susan Ning of King & Wood Mallesons, a Chinese law firm, thinks that foreign firms should be familiar with such rules since, on her firm's analysis, European regulations on cyber-security are tighter than those found in the new law.
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When you think of rap music and the west African nation of Sierra Leone, you unfortunately might think of Ebola Pop, or Kanye West's "Diamonds from Sierra Leone"—the educated might be familiar with the Salone music popular there.
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The 320-page book is diligently researched (made evident through a lengthy bibliography and list of further reading), and while some artists, historians, or color connoisseurs may be familiar with some of its tales, other ones will certainly surprise.
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"The gift cards allow us to get in front of a lot of people who may not be familiar with Lyft, or they can get in front of people who want to gift Lyft to other people," Hsiang said.
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Digital marketing plays a vital role in growing a business, and you'll need to be familiar with crucial marketing tools like persona development, target market interviewing, and buying center analysis to understand your audience and offer a competitive product.
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If you follow the gruesome news trail of trans murder in the US, or if you love someone transgender, or if you are transgender yourself, then you may be familiar with the circumstances in which trans women often die.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. If you've ever seen 250 classic The Wicker Man (and I don't mean the terrible Nick Cage remake), you'll be familiar with the idea of isolated Scottish communities and their weird ways.
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But "they are not medical doctors, so they may not be familiar with all health conditions that can affect the eye," Dr. Nejad says, and there are restrictions on the drugs they can prescribe, which may vary by state.
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When writing obituaries like this one, for a person whom our general audience may not be familiar with but who is well known to a particular group of people, how does the Obits desk think about our different audiences?
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A spokesman for Grassley, Michael Zona, said staffers who would be familiar with the details of the 2008 earmark have since left Grassley's office, but he pointed out that Grassley and Biden had co-chaired the Senate Drug Caucus.
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BILL HANCOCKCURRENTLY IN PRAGUE Dear Bill, If you've read "The Razor's Edge," you're likely to be familiar with the cross-country starts and stops that make up ON THE ROAD, by Jack Kerouac, and SIDDHARTHA, Hermann Hesse's spiritual fable.
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The House Judiciary Committee held a daylong impeachment hearing that was largely a summary of evidence that followers of the inquiry would be familiar with, as staff lawyers for the Intelligence Committee presented their dueling reports on the investigation.
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By using the kind of humble means – brush, paper, and colored water — that the villagers, who live without access to modern conveniences, would be familiar with, however educated or uneducated they might be, Ji aligns himself with his subjects.
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Mainstream audiences might not necessarily be familiar with every issue of Lee's work, but they come away from these big movies and these revered cameos with a sense that Lee is an important, indelible figure in creating these fantasies.
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But Nolan himself was more likely to be familiar with it even before the film: He was born in London to an American mother and an English father, and the family split their time between London and Evanston, Illinois.
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While we might be familiar with just about everyone, there is one actually brand new face and character who gets through into the mix, at first very much against his will, and then later because he's supposed to be here.
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Options like brightness and contrast you might be familiar with from photo editing, allowing you to boost or reduce the black levels of your image, and increase or decrease the range between the shadows and the highlights of the picture.
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He's someone players of CD Projekt RED's excellent 2015 role-playing game The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the third game based on Sapkowski's fiction, should be familiar with, as he plays a role in a few of its central story quests.
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Many fans may be familiar with Vader thanks to his numerous guest appearances on the hit ABC series "Boy Meets World," where he played himself, but as the father of one of Cory Matthews&apos friends, and occasional bully, Frankie Stechino.
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But while the Season 10 premiere featured plenty of the usual time-traveling madness, it paid fealty to another major sci-fi influence—one that Who fans might already be familiar with, but establishes a surprising direction for the new season.
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Anyone who watched The Craft in the '90s will be familiar with the concept of a binding spell — you probably attempted one in high school after trying to make a friend levitate with light as a feather, stiff as a board.
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After being approached by family friend Jeffrey Goldstein, the founder of Blue & Cream (a mid-priced boutique you'd only be familiar with if you consider yourselves a Hamptons regular), Warren and pal Samantha Zaitz began their joint brand, Sam & Drew.
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Although Angelenos may be familiar with some of the participants, Spring/Break will offer them, and the countless visitors to Los Angeles this week, the opportunity to encounter new and unknown artists and spaces, before they end up at Frieze.
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You might already be familiar with the idea of an unblocker to access overseas video-on-demand services, but here's a little more detail on how to get things going so you can be watching Scully and Mulder in no time.
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That is, you know what music you like, but you may not be familiar with all of the various music festivals in operation around the world, and even if you are, it can be difficult to track their respective lineups.
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I typically save the videos for the end of the post, but today I'd like to bring it to the top so that solvers who might not be familiar with the song that Betty Keller's puzzle highlights can hear it.
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" You may or may not be familiar with Saudi Arabian hip-hop artist Skinny, however a couple of years ago we spoke with the now LA-based rapper and producer amid some backlash over his then new-single "Pussy, Money, Kush.
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Here's a scenario you may be familiar with: A friend, favorite blogger, or makeup artist raves on and on about his or her holy-grail mascara, a product they'd wrestle a bear over if it were the last tube on Earth.
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It has parallels to a lot of grid-based mobile games children may already be familiar with, but unlike its fast-paced touch screen counterparts, Rush Hour encourages a methodical approach to problem solving that rewards planning over reaction speed.
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And Mr. Obama certainly seems as if he would have known the steps involved in a wine tasting (swirl before smelling), and be familiar with the songwriting career of Alan Thicke, knowledge that was integral to winning Wednesday's second game.
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It has also cruised to Chelsea, the East Village and SoHo, where residents may be familiar with StuyTown but haven't given much thought to what may lie inside its solemn red brick walls, said Kelly Vohs, StuyTown's chief operating officer.
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Few readers will be familiar with Mr. Phillips's name, but he was a Renaissance man: a violinist who played in the Pittsburgh Symphony for nearly 40 years and continued working with students, composing, sketching and carving wood sculptures into his 90s.
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Any visitor to the bazaars of Greece and Turkey or the shuks (covered markets) in Israel will be familiar with the myriad ways that those blue, white and black glass beads can be incorporated into necklaces, bracelets and other adornments.
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Bannon must be familiar with the time Jackson declared martial law, jailed a judge and suspended habeas corpus while he was a military commander in New Orleans in 1814 and 1815, or when he illegally invaded Spanish Florida in 1818.
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You would think that someone who has spent a big-league amount of effort trying to become the ruler of a country would also be familiar with that country's laws, but that is because you do not think like Donald Trump.
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The MMA fan will be familiar with Nasukawa's matches in Rizin: wherein he has been fed a junk food diet of kickboxing matches against MMA fighters, and a one night tournament wherein Nasukawa ended up beating a fighter with a .
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You might be familiar with some of them — the Dragon, the Monkey, the Dog — but, in celebration of the year of the Pig, which begins next week, we thought we'd take a closer look at the signs that make up the Chinese Zodiac.
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Urban says they needed to learn how to educate the guests, who are often only there for a brief period of time, but they included the screen in part as a way to train users on a device they wouldn't be familiar with.
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And anyone who's watched RuPaul's Drag Race will be familiar with drag queen Bianca Del Rio, whose book Blame It on Bianca Del Rio: The Expert on Nothing With an Opinion on Everything is more rant than advice, but perfectly on brand.
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"This leads to the belief that Hyde has anatomical knowledge and would be familiar with joints, bone structures and bodily organs placement, which would be of value to him during dismemberment of a body," CCSO Deputy Jimmy Watson wrote in the arrest warrant.
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If you're $50,000 in debt with no marketable skills (save for a "loose collection of unpaid internships"), you may already be familiar with these steps: move home, find a low-paying job, and feel "body-rocking, soul-quaking" jealousy of your peers.
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Instead of the Pikachu that gamers and anime fans may be familiar with as a companion to Ash Ketchum, the titular Pokémon will actually speak English instead of its own species-specific language and appear in the film via motion-capture technology.
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"It's the kind of play that grad students write, and it was about the Archie comic book characters and a mash-up between them and the Leopold and Loeb murders, which you may be familiar with," said the would-be Riverdale creator.
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This is a more involved process than jailbreaking iOS, and you need to be familiar with the basics of building a PC or modding code on an existing one (or at least willing to learn either skill)—head to tonymacx86 for some inspiration.
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I know Gilead is the dystopic funhouse mirror version of our own world, but it never occurred to me that these characters would be familiar with Friends, indeed that they would turn to it in these dark times as a source of comfort.
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In an all-Japanese affair, Yuta Watanabe will be taking on a name American MMA fans will be familiar with—Hisaki Kato—who caused one of the biggest upsets in Bellator history by knocking out US kickboxer Joe Schilling with a superman punch.
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Along with implementing Xbox 360 controllers in submarines, the U.S. Navy is looking at other ways to bring in technology that personnel may already be familiar with, including iPads or other multi-touch surfaces, Senior Chief Mark Eichenlaub told the Virginian-Pilot.
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While new runners may be familiar with the pleasure of leaving their house on the first day of spring with nothing but shoes and shorts and a key, they cannot possibly be aware of the ways in which running will change their lives.
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In case you were wondering, no, we don't know how to pronounce the band's name either, but you will be familiar with the trio of dudes behind it: LNZNDRF are Ben Lanz of Beirut, and Scott and Bryan Devendorf from The National.
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Over the years Garcia went from being the guy who always gets the back to being famed for his guillotine (you will doubtless be familiar with the high elbow guillotine which is often termed the Marcelotine), his omoplata and even his razor armlocks.
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According to the Verge, Threads also has a section where messages from friends appear in a central feed, along with a "green dot indicating which of your friends are currently active"—something that users of Facebook's Messenger app would be familiar with.
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Opera users will be familiar with the Speed Dial concept: It gives you instant access to all the websites that you visit most often, and it's accessible from anywhere in Vivaldi for Android with a tap on the navigation bar at the bottom.
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You may be familiar with Mr. Phillips from his web series "Henry's Kitchen," on which he plays the worst chef ever, or from this movie's 2010 forerunner, "Punching the Clown," in which he also played a version of himself as an archetypal schlemiel.
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Anonymous players have to work together as a team to solve a dilemma that tilers will be familiar with: each of us has to pick from one of three colors, but the colors of players directly connected to each other must be different.
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To adapt a singular film like Buñuel's into any other medium is a tall order; Surrealism works largely by surprise, and any adaptation of a surrealistic classic starts at a disadvantage because many in the audience will be familiar with the source.
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Screenshot: A simulation showing what would happen if a Russian-made nuclear bomb were dropped on Los Angeles (Outrider Foundation)The Outrider Foundation has released a new interactive nuclear bomb simulator, and it's incredibly similar to an older nukemap you may already be familiar with.
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Prominent Michigan folk musician Chris Bathgate—who you may be familiar with from a number of his previous projects such as folk trip Ambitious Brothers or his 2007 debut album A Cork Tale Wake—is releasing his first full-length album since 2011 on Friday.
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While you might already be familiar with the bowling alley, an amenity added by avid bowler Nixon in 1969, the White House basement hall is full of other treasures, including a carpenter's shop, a florist, chocolate shop, paint shop, and even a dentist's office. 11.
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Any Mainland Chinese person who has lived in, or even just visited, the U.S. will be familiar with such requests from family and friends, and LemonBox aims to make it possible for anyone in China to get U.S.-quality products without relying on a mule.
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You can find the state-by-state charging cost breakdown here Since most people think in MPG as opposed to kWh, Tesla broke things down by how much it would cost to use Superchargers for a handful of treks people might be familiar with.
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If you're an Android device owner and also a driver, you may already be familiar with Drivemode: Available on Google Play, it's one of the most popular apps for use in cars, with more than one million downloads and active users spread across 180 countries.
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You might be familiar with this policy, which basically says: If it can be avoided, the DOJ and FBI should not do something publicly, such as bringing indictment or taking some overt investigative steps, if it may have a juristic impact on the outcome.
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"It is a piece of Mexico coming to the U.S." Anheuser-Busch InBev is betting that as one of the largest beer brands in Mexico, Estrella Jalisco will find a ready audience among Hispanic consumers who will recognize and be familiar with the brew.
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While most people may be familiar with the red, white, and green salad, which recalls the Italian flag, Olivella's charcoal version comes with red, via the tomatoes; green, from the basil leaves; and a rich gray, instead of white, because of the charcoal mozzarella cheese.
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China also has made significant inroads into Latin America and Africa via its funding of major government-sponsored and private infrastructure projects, an investment that could pay significant dividends down the road, since these potential consumers would already be familiar with many Chinese brands.
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Over 120 Science Journal Papers Pulled for Being Total GibberishIf you ever find yourself scratching your head over the complicated articles in science and math…Read more ReadBy now your might be familiar with the fact that the peer review system has many issues.
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Writers may be familiar with that peculiar sensation that comes in a moment of crisis, trauma or transition when you simultaneously feel all the feelings of that instant and also know, with bone-marrow certainty, that you will one day turn this moment into art.
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Sports fans should be familiar with the broad strokes of "The Scheme," which focuses on the two-year FBI undercover investigation that exposed a plot to bribe assistant college basketball coaches to steer players to a management company run by 26-year-old Christian Dawkins.
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For the gallery director Pascal Spengemann, who organized the show, the exhibition offers a chance to connect Mr. Pauline to an art-world audience that may not be familiar with his work, and to look at his machines as sculptural objects on their own.
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The leading theory seemed to be that Sam had inadvertently become lunch for hungry sea lice, also known as marine isopods, a group of crustaceans that are the marine versions of slaters and pill bugs that people might be familiar with from their gardens.
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It added that the parties also recognized that mainland investors may not be familiar with the concept of WVR companies and that there was a need to review both markets' sophistication and regulatory framework when such companies are allowed for trade under the stock connect.
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You may also be familiar with his cofounder, Julian Shapiro, a columnist here at TechCrunch who has covered topics for us including trends in paid channel ad prices, how well different sectors monetize and now a regular column featuring tips from across top growth marketers.
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In 2016, pretentiousness—which has come to mean, basically, making references to films or New Yorker articles or really any book that your conversational partner might not be familiar with—relegates you to a place of shame, or at least to a weird corner of Twitter.
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You may not be familiar with Kaltura's name, but chances are you've used the company's video platform at some point or another, given that it offers a variety of video services for enterprises, educational institutions and video-on-demand platforms, including HBO, Phillips, SAP, Stanford and others.
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In an interview with the WSJ, Audible SVP of original content development Eric Nuzum explains why: The company doesn't want to limit their audience by alienating those who might not be familiar with podcasts, or who might know the term but don't consider themselves podcast listeners.
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It's a story most of us will be familiar with, but the opportunity to enjoy interviews with Marshall Jefferson, Jamie Principle, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Jesse Saunders, and Steve Silk Hurley—as well as archive footage of Frankie Knuckles in conversation—is too good to pass by.
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You might already be familiar with the houses of the Zodiac — the 12 sectors of your birth chart that each rule a different area of your life, like your relationships, career, or, in the case of your second house, your belongings, income, and sense of comfort.
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There's a lot to discover here, but even when presenting brands you may already be familiar with (Ilana Kohn, Samuji, Nomia, Henrik Vibskov) Frances May styles them in such a way that they feel new, and fit into a very particular vision you'll want to buy into.
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When the series began, Rogelio was the main character in a romance called The Passions of Santos, which showrunner Jenny Urman says they used as a really exaggerated but straightforward story to teach audiences who might not be familiar with telenovelas some of the genre's tropes.
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Second of all, you may be familiar with the Bella Twins and Ronda Rousey, but there are plenty of other women you should have on your radar leading up to Evolution — in fact, there's a whole division's worth of hardworking, inspiring women to know in WWE.
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Early on in the Pokémon Go hype cycle, there were signs that players were driving a significant uptick in sales of backup batteries, like the Mophie units you may be familiar with that offer USB connections for topping up mobile devices while you're away from an outlet.
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You may not be familiar with the name, but you probably know one or more of his projects: Simcoe was recently in charge of the Buick Avenir concept — a car intended to preview Buick's design direction — that debuted in last year's auto show circuit to rave reviews.
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You might not be familiar with the name, but in LeEco's short history the ambitious company has achieved one of the fastest and most flamboyant rises to prominence so far in the Chinese tech space, going from streaming video site to aspiring self-driving car pioneer.
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In this game, anonymous players have to work together as a team to solve a dilemma that tilers will be familiar with: each of us has to pick from one of three colours, but the colours of players directly connected to each other must be different.
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There are lots of fans of mine that might not be familiar with the local, New York scene that I'm involved with, maybe because they think that Parquet Courts has ascended to a place where we aren't really considered local to anywhere, but that's not true.
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If you have watched MMA for any period of time you will already be familiar with this, fighters attempting to get underneath and work deep half guard but getting their wrist trapped beneath the opponent and their head elbowed into oblivion while they squirm to retrieve it.
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If you are not a solver of our Variety puzzles, you might not be familiar with Split Decisions, a fun and very satisfying puzzle where you are given pairs of letter strings and have to figure out what the pairs of words are that share those letters.
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I think that the firehose pace of interesting games, and the ecology of games that you need to be familiar with to talk about that firehose in a compelling way, creates a condition where most things just kind of come out looking like grey, undifferentiated mass.
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Editorial As the daughter of a father from Crete (and of a Cuban-born mother), Nicole Malliotakis may be familiar with the Greek myth of Sisyphus, doomed for eternity to push a boulder up a hill, only to have it roll back on him every time.
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"For the sake of clarification, WHO does not use the old system of 6 phases that ranged from phase 1 (no reports of animal influenza causing human infections) to phase 6 (a pandemic) that some people may be familiar with from H1N1 in 2009," he said.
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To relish that sensibility, you do not have to be familiar with what's being made mock of here: the hidebound institutions of parliament and the navy, the pieties of Victorian sentimentality and Italian operas in which improbably intricate plots were matched by the ornateness of the score.
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If you've ever used Airbnb to rent an apartment for a few days, you may be familiar with the potential hurdles and pitfalls of staying in a stranger's home, thanks to past users' cautionary tales (which run the gamut from routine inconveniences to extreme horror stories).
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That alone sounds like a nice paycheck, but of course, for the duration of his term, the prez also has his living arrangements taken care of — you might be familiar with that stately white house that U.S. presidents call home — and some baller transportation in Air Force One.
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If you've upgraded to a smartphone that supports wireless charging, you might already be familiar with the convenience and freedom of simply dropping your smartphone on a charging pad when it needs a top up, and then easily snatching it back when you've got a message to check.
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And they are regularly posted by media or internet personalities who hold fringe views (many are also verified, giving them an added sense of credibility to people who may not be familiar with them), exposing users on the platform to radical content they may otherwise have not encountered.
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Whatever you call it, the style of decoration defies a single label and yet you will be familiar with the tropes: cocktail-trolley Mad Men, seasoned with Pop Art irony and some signature serious design (just in case anyone was in doubt that aspect had been closely considered).
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Readers of Kimberly Brubaker Bradley's last novel, "The War That Saved My Life," will already be familiar with the terrible particulars of Ada Smith's childhood: her abusive mother, her captivity in a single shabby room in London during World War II, her painful clubfoot and its associated shame.
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As Ginsburg moves on to college, law school and beyond, Levy weaves in briefs, letters and arguments the young lawyer made before the Supreme Court — and includes explanations for readers who may not be familiar with the distinction between district and circuit court or the nuances of civil procedure.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)You might already be familiar with the quick fixes you can apply to your pictures after you've snapped them, right on your phone—but if you want to take your mobile photo editing to the next level there are tools and apps that can help here too.
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Cruz's team has been recruiting delegate candidates and building their preferred delegate slates since late last year -- seeking out well-known local political figures who would have enough name recognition to win, and courting delegate candidates who have attended previous Republican National Conventions and would be familiar with the floor rules.
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For those who may not be familiar with the process, journalists typically write articles before tackling the longer process of producing, editing, and publishing videos during breaking-news situations — so having written stories appear in the YouTube search results may ease the strain of having to provide credible information quickly.
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Photo: SamsungAs if you didn't have enough phone specs to consider when choosing a new phone, here comes another one: Smartphone cameras are now being augmented with what's called a time-of-flight or TOF sensor, as well as the standard wide-angle and telephoto lenses you might be familiar with.
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Anyone who has dealt with online far-right trolls—the kinds of people who love to photoshop images of contemporary people being sent to concentration camps, along with more clearly jocular cartoons featuring Pepe the Frog—will be familiar with the way grisly, would-be humor is intermixed with bigotry.
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The Bomberman game also features mechanics you'll be familiar with from playing previous titles in the series on older consoles, while Snipperclips offers adorable visuals and terrific, novel gameplay mechanics that feel a bit like the multiplayer aspects of New Super Mario Bros Wii, but with more intentional focus on collaboration.
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The trendy-yet-practical culottes, dresses, skirts, and more from the eight labels ahead (some you may be familiar with, others you may not) might just be what it takes to get you out of your blazer rut — and just think about what you can accomplish with a fresh, stylish mindset.
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He also said that the agency would adopt practices it had used in the past when inspections were impossible, including physical sampling and inspection of products at the U.S. border, and denying entry to companies with poor compliance histories and to new importers who might not be familiar with regulations.
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It's an issue Tillerson should be familiar with since he was a senior executive at the oil giant Exxon Mobil when it -- along with other US oil companies -- became entwined in a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation in 2004 related to payments they made to officials in oil-rich Equatorial Guinea.
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Because people of color and those from marginalized backgrounds live with microaggressions and other types of biases and discrimination on a daily basis, they may already be familiar with the terms and language to talk about it, while white employees or those from other majority groups often need more education.
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Upon the release of Owen's first album in 2001, he was a fresh out-of-college introvert whose work only a select few people might, maybe, possibly be familiar with, only if they followed underground indie rock closely enough to remember his past work in American Football and Cap'n Jazz.
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"Anybody that has looked at what the US Marshals do has got to realize that an attack on any judge is an attack on the rule of law of the United States," he said, noting that the President's sister is a federal judge and the President should be familiar with threats against judges.
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Naturally, the device comes with software features previous Kindle owners will be familiar with: Whispersync for tracking what page you're on and any annotations you've made across Amazon's apps and devices; Word Wise for automatically defining words you may not know; and Family Library, so you can share books with your partner.
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Unleashed by Terratur Possessions last week, the two-track vinyl features a pairing of new and old; fans might be familiar with "Deathtrip," which was first released back in 2010 as part of a split with Chile's Perdition and which has been streaming on the Terratur site for awhile in its updated form.
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Those who have seen the film - which is around 1.8 million and counting - will be familiar with the three stars of the film: Soph Aspin, Afghan Dan and Little T. It's likely you'll also be well versed in the YouTube comments that sit underneath both our documentary and their own music videos.
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It's a model subscription service users will already be familiar with — a "try before you buy" system that ships a select number of items to your home that you can try on in front of the comfort of your own mirror before deciding which items to keep and which to send back.
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While some part of the American population may now be familiar with, say, the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls crisis, the R-word debate, or the crucial and wide-spanning legal ramifications of upholding of tribal sovereignty, little political capital has been invested in Native issues by non-Native politicians.
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If you have ink on your wrist that serves as nothing more than the memory of a boozy night, an S.O. or BFF tattoo dedicated to someone you no longer speak with, or lyrics from a song you only loved on your 18th birthday running down your side, you might be familiar with tattoo regret.
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You would have to be familiar with the progress of Nijinsky's descent into madness to recognize the blood-red arcs and circles that loom on the screen at the back of the stage (the video design is by Tomek Jeziorski) as the eyes that Nijinsky obsessively began drawing as his mind started to break apart.
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"When you're thinking about people in Birmingham or Des Moines, we have to face the reality that there are a lot of people out there who are just not going to be familiar with all the nominated content," said Don Mischer, a producer of this year's Emmys and a veteran of working award shows.
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From there, it takes viewers on a quick tour of a series of locations: a bustling interstellar trading outpost, an imperial labor camp, an occupied moon being strip-mined for resources, and, eventually, back to the rebel base at Yavin 4, a location that Star Wars fans will of course be familiar with already.
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For those of you might not be familiar with Taedonggang's puzzling past, it just so happens that the brewery is the result of a North Korean envoy tasked back in 2000 with purchasing the Wiltshire brewery Ushers of Trowbridge and shipping all equipment and furnishings—toilet seats included—back to North Korea with the aim of recreating it there.
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And anyone who has delved into that literature will be familiar with what is on offer here—good old-fashioned narrative history, full of anecdotes that bring to life a cast of hundreds of British and French colonial administrators, travellers and adventurers, some brilliant and others downright eccentric, as well as their more dour masters back in Europe.
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The documents in the manual's "On the Job Training" handbook, which were reviewed by VICE and published Friday by the independent media outlet Unicorn Riot, show that HSI required agents be familiar with detention procedures—including search and seizure policies around Fourth Amendment protections and warning of rights to undocumented people—before going into the field.
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Guns and Violence Issue Research: While students are likely to be familiar with certain candidate stances, such as Donald Trump's campaign pledge to build a wall along the entire United States-Mexico border, they are probably unsure or confused about where the candidates stand on other issues — perhaps the very issues that students care about most.
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The government rationale for the ban on interstate handgun sales is that while federally licensed firearm dealers can be expected to know the laws of their own state, they may not be familiar with laws of other states and so may not know whether an out-of-state purchaser is legally entitled to own a gun.
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The fact that they happen to be familiar with the situation and know all the players may seem like a plus, but in this case it isn't — they have aided and abetted a disastrous strategy of dilatory tactics, combined with aggressive attacks on all those who insist that the government get serious and fix its broken budget.
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According to Jeffrey Saks—a rabbi and the editor of a new series of editions of Agnon's work in English, published by Toby Press—this is because Agnon assumed that Hebrew speakers would always be familiar with Judaism: its "rituals, phrases [and] concepts," as well as with the many strata of the three-thousand-year-old Hebrew literary tradition.
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As a former congressman from Kansas, Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE will be familiar with the power of agricultural science to transform farming and livelihoods.
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There are ways around censorship, of course: Privacy Enhancing Technologies, or PETs, such as virtual private networks or VPNs, and anonymous browsers such as Tor, can help circumvent it, but censorship essentially prevents the vast majority of the population, who may not be familiar with these tools, to access the internet, de facto making it disappear.
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Music technology aficionados may already be familiar with much of this history, which covers the rise of the magnetic era as well as its decline with the emergence of the compact disc, and the book seems more aimed at people who are interested in music, but perhaps don't know about all the engineering and design history behind it.
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"It might look like Delta is cheaper for a consumer to buy, but the company might have a contract where they get big discounts from American [Airlines] in exchange for a lot of volume," Kaplan explained, adding that a corporate travel agent would also be familiar with a particular company's policy: for example, when to book economy versus business class.
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Now, Georgia-native Blanco Brown is the next artist poised to take the "yeehaw agenda," a term coined by pop culture archivist Bri Malandro, by storm with his debut single "The Git Up." You may not be familiar with "The Git Up" just yet, but the constituents of TikTok's music community are making it hard to escape the instructional dance song.
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"Many of his insights will be familiar with the general public, in fact, some non-economists might be confused to hear that he got a Nobel prize for pointing out that people care about fairness, make mistakes, and inadequately plan for the future," Betsey Stevenson, an economist at the University of Michigan and the former chief economist of the US Department of Labor, told BuzzFeed News.
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Here are some key terms you should be familiar with if you aren't yet as you decide which plan is best for you: Premiums (the health insurance's cost), co-payments (the fixed amount you pay to your provider when obtaining a service), deductibles (your out-pocket-costs before the plan's coverage kicks in), and coinsurance (the percentage you pay for a service after reaching your deductible limit).
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You may also be familiar with his cofounder, Julian Shapiro, a columnist here at TechCrunch who has covered topics for us including trends in paid channel ad prices, how well different sectors monetize and now a regular column featuring tips from across top growth marketers (like these tips from today on how to sponsor a Youtube influencer, the relative value of SEO link-building in 2019, etc).
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Adèle reports on their travels in postcards to their mother, Madame Trouvée, a little wink (if you know a bit of French) at the seek-and-find conceit that readers will be familiar with from the earlier books in this series: Happy-go-lucky Simon manages to lose something at each place they visit — a hat, a flute, a drinking bowl, a paper scroll.
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And even if you're not, I think you might be familiar with the idea now that someone like a Seinfeld or a Louis C.K. or a Chris Rock spends a year developing something and maybe you're used to the idea that they go to the small comedy club and they try stuff out and over time they build it and it takes a year to build it.
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Finally, attach a letter of explanation, telling the IRS that you made up the missed distribution and explaining why you failed to take the withdrawal last year, said Ed Slott, CPA and founder of Ed Slott and Co. Tax geeks might be familiar with the qualified charitable distribution — a tax-efficient strategy that allows you to transfer money from an IRA to a qualifying charity in lieu of an RMD.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MILAN — To be familiar with the work of Pavel Pepperstein means to inhabit a twofold concept of history: Events are seen as occurring simultaneously in the past and the future, as both tenses gaze into each other from across the cosmic table, wondering about the significance of temporal distance and the numbers that bear it like a metal conductor carrying heat in opposite directions.
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Civil Maps Product Manager Anuj Gupta explains how its technology localizes a car in six degrees of freedom (a term you may be familiar with if you follow the virtual reality industry), across both x,y and z movement axes as well as on roll, pitch and yaw rotational axes to help a car focus its sensors exactly where they need to be paying closest attention on the road at any given moment.
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Comic books fans should be familiar with some of Kyle and Yost's past work; the pair not only created the Wolverine clone X-23 (a version of whom is portrayed in the movie Logan) for the animated X-Men Evolution television series but also teamed up to write a run on the X-Force comic book, in which X-Men leader Cyclops forms a secret black-ops X-Men team of killers and trackers.
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Depending on how closely you follow British pop music, or how frequently you scan the Daily Mail's right-hand column, you may or may not be familiar with Cheryl, who was born Cheryl Tweedy, became Cheryl Cole when she married soccer star Ashley Cole, changed her name to Cheryl Fernandez-Versini after her second marriage, and is now just plain ol' Cheryl (phew) now that she's, oh, dating and expecting a baby with One Direction heartthrob Liam Payne.
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If her years of hitting high notes only dogs can hear, riding the NYC subway in an evening gown, yachting around Italy listening to her own greatest hits and reciting off-the-cuff one-liners about certain pop stars she may or may not be familiar with wasn't confirmation enough of her living legends status, we now have definitive proof that she continues to be the most meme-able musician of the decade thanks to her new eight-part reality docuseries Mariah's World.
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Devotees of the unseen world will be familiar with the cast of characters: Uri Geller, the spoon bender; Edgar Mitchell, the Apollo astronaut who did ESP experiments on his way to the moon; Cleve Backster, who gave polygraph tests to plants; Ingo Swann, a pioneer of remote viewing; Karlis Osis, an expert on deathbed visions; J. B. Rhine, of Duke University's Parapsychology Laboratory; Jacques Vallée, the U.F.O. astronomer; Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ, of the weird Stanford Research Institute; Charles Tart, the altered states aficionado.
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