Every day we have a choice to be useful or useless — this book was my attempt to be useful.
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"There are some times when I think it might be useful to me, but it might not be useful to the patient," he says.
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What is the thing that you learned at Hulu that would be useful for these new entrants into streaming and SVOD that would be useful for them to know?
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" He added that it "must continue to be useful.
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And might the noses of other animals be useful too?
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Like other companies, Hugging Face doesn't want to be useful.
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What does it mean for a woman to be useful?
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Additional research with a more diverse sample would be useful.
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Three, the rewards will be useful for Horizon's final showdowns.
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Is this necessarily something that will be useful to everyone?
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"Algorithms can actually be useful at soft skills," noted Gross.
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It would also be useful for people new to tampons.
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Just don't expect it to be useful in all situations.
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Can phobia subreddits be useful in terms of exposure therapy?
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It may be useful for families that share one phone.
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This could be useful in inspections or search and rescue.
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He insisted that it would be useful in the future.
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But for many everyday tasks it could still be useful.
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Research on this topic may also be useful to companies.
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This in itself would be useful as a training tool.
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The company's tech might be useful for today's connected cars.
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It could also be useful for drivers new to towing.
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I think even for regular films that would be useful.
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But they can always be useful for tech's biggest names.
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This could be useful for a VR headset for instance.
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Plus a scapegoat might be useful if the economy falters.
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It will be useful in a lot of different things.
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And that's where Mr. Koufos thought he could be useful.
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However, Alexa can still be useful to the Amazon flywheel.
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The feature isn't a necessity, but it can be useful.
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Why might that be useful for your audience to know?
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That might be useful for the upcoming Black Friday sales.
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The compass will be useful for hikers and city dwellers.
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It was a chance for his images to be useful.
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The challenge: Plastic needs to be durable to be useful.
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I hope this information will be useful in your evaluations.
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This form of jamu seems like it could be useful.
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LinkedIn will be useful to Microsoft for other reasons, too.
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It also appears to be useful for tormenting your enemies.
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All this bad publicity turned out to be useful, though.
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"I try to be useful when I can," she said.
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But they can be useful starting points for tracing ancestry.
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How might it be useful to you in the future?
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What kinds of travel tips would be useful to you?
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Others questioned whether a heavily censored Google might be useful.
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Some apps may be useful from a caregiver's perspective, too.
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All might be useful information, but they capture different things.
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Advice must be practical and feasible to actually be useful.
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The idea could be useful for augmented reality and gaming.
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These machines actually rely heavily on humans to be useful.
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Strava, for instance, maps your runs, which can be useful.
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President Trump has a point that unpredictability can be useful.
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If I could have an exoskeleton that would be useful.
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That could be useful if you're a religious Google Calendar user.
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We said 'this has got to be useful for something else.
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The first, in that sense, to show it can be useful.
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But that doesn't mean the technology itself couldn't still be useful.
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These will be useful lenses to look at a problem with.
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A head wrap can be useful and beautiful in all cultures.
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Resources developed to support moderators may prove to be useful elsewhere.
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Here are a handful of terms that'll be useful to know.
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These algorithms are of course going to continue to be useful.
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These have turned out to be useful, symbiotic streams of revenue.
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Its criteria for middle-income are too broad to be useful.
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It could also be useful to students who have an iPhone.
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"I'm not saying services like Slack can't be useful," he explained.
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But this level of foresight could be useful for quantum computers.
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This genetic knowledge would also be useful for rehabilitating mystery koalas.
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Graph databases can be useful beyond social networks and dating apps.
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We'd totally think it would be useful in one's Instagram profile.
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Danker says driver forums can also be useful to flag problems.
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A family history of mental health would be useful as well.
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Could hypersonic engines be useful in powering a manned surveillance aircraft?
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Features which may or may not be useful… iOS22017 day begins.
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But given the right technology, even dumb phones can be useful.
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This might be useful for commercially sensitive trials of new therapies.
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I also developed another strategy that won't be useful to anybody!
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This planet may not be useful, but it sure is beautiful.
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"He said, 'I've never found it to be useful,'" Trump recalled.
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Asteroid deflection technology could also be useful for future space miners.
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Still, Promobot says it can be useful in homes and workplaces.
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It might be useful to think of her as Pruitt 1.0.
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What if an app could actually be useful in this situation?
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Even seemingly superficial interventions can be useful, or at least benign.
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Some of it may be useful, a lot of it not.
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There are a number of instances where this might be useful.
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The justification is that the assumptions are supposed to be useful.
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It might be useful to write down a hint for yourself.
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This could be useful if you plan on returning some day.
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And while they can be useful, they can also be misleading.
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Causal reasoning would be useful for just about any AI system.
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Strategic ambiguity and military threats may be useful in some contexts.
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Industrial architecture is real, and it just wants to be useful.
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If we collaborate, if we share information, it can be useful.
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Chaos, whether intentional or accidental, can be useful to extremist states.
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LML: I want to be productive, I want to be useful.
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This can be useful to Amazon in a variety of ways.
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No matter how your boss replies, the experience can be useful.
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What I learned will be useful as I head to Osaka.
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That's the basics for why something like this may be useful.
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Supplements like vitamin E have not been found to be useful.
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There are a number of ways the information might be useful.
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The technology can be useful, but it's also prone to errors.
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Those extra pixels can be useful in all kinds of ways.
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Its smart features rely on the smartphone app to be useful.
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And so right now an art historical perspective may be useful.
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Tactical unpredictability can be useful, but strategic unreliability is self-defeating.
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For Edgar an exaggerated distance might be useful in this fight.
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Leaving here in case it may be useful in the future.
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" Researchers from investment management firm AQR Capital, in their 2016 paper "Deactivating Active Share, " reported they found that "active share may not be useful for predicting outperformance, but it may well be useful for evaluating costs.
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Why would a drone team that can conduct missions autonomously be useful?
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But Rabaiotti thinks these reviews can be useful as well as fun.
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That amount of power might be useful in a huge living room.
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These will be useful in some cases, and perhaps annoying in others.
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The takeaway: You never know what will be useful ahead of time.
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Mattis's answer — that he'd "never found it to be useful" — surprised Trump.
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The measurement will mainly be useful for fundamentally understanding these particles' nature.
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This could be useful in many situations, and not just censorship ones.
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It might be useful to do so before next month's local elections.
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It will also be useful for men who get vasectomies, Shafiee says.
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On closer inspection, though, little of it turned out to be useful.
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And despair does warrant processing, and for that art can be useful.
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Sounds like it could be useful for, say, an Instagram shopping app!
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The third principle is that it is all right to be useful.
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And that's where we think our "teaching score" metric could be useful.
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But that new viewing angle is far too steep to be useful.
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Everybody's got their own style, but I found that to be useful.
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Indeed, the Flashman Papers can be useful background reading during reporting trips.
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It might be useful in longer threads featuring lesser-known tweeters, though.
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It can also be useful as a notification light when it pulses.
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This isn't to say that prequel stories can't be useful or interesting.
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But tunnels do not necessarily need to be big to be useful.
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As well as being green, such initiatives can be useful for companies.
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This Alexa skill will only be useful for a little while longer.
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For a vehicle this big, those tech features could really be useful.
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But conversely, attentiveness to race can be useful in crafting policy solutions.
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And when it comes to awareness, fashion has proven to be useful.
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Hierarchy may be useful in policing a riot, but it stifles innovation.
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There are a number of scenarios a stretchable screen would be useful.
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It can apparently be useful for all sorts of hive health checking.
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I show her which medications can be useful to treat each symptom.
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You know, information that could be useful and very valuable to advertisers.
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Here come the fashbots, and this time they might actually be useful.
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That kind of thinking could be useful for Tinder down the road.
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You might expect that a law degree would be useful for that.
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LONDON — Job rejections are never pleasant, but they can sometimes be useful.
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They're sometimes filled with too much elation or anger to be useful.
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The Pitchfork and Pandora deals should in theory be useful for listeners.
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It could be useful for medium cities with few public transportation options.
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Dry needling, which is a physical therapy modality, can also be useful.
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That wouldn't fulfill anyone's fantasies about bipartisanship, but it would be useful.
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If it's going to be useful, tax reform should raise more revenue.
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Not having to stop and change planes could be useful for passengers.
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China sees that North Korea can be useful to its own interests.
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They can be useful for developing forecasts but aren't actually forecasts themselves.
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The desire to be useful -- the hunger to contribute -- is out there.
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An impartial, always-on, focused teacher could be useful in this situation.
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Even the games that don't blossom into commercial releases can be useful.
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That's not to say that Alexa speakers can't be useful for shoppers.
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We remain hopeful that this technology will be useful in the future.
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He added this research may be useful for those in higher education.
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"I've never found it to be useful," Mattis said, according to Trump.
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What do you have that might be useful in addressing this problem?
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"He said, 'I've never found it to be useful,'" Mr. Trump said.
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But I thought it might be useful to at least consider something.
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Websites that monitor the status of communications services may also be useful.
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I think this can be useful to them, but also to us.
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But mice have already proven themselves to be useful in lung research.
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Data gathered from voice-command technology could also be useful to advertisers.
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If they're able to fly, a change of scenery can be useful.
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The rule will also be useful to people who sue over discrimination.
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Future experiments might grow bamboo, which could also be useful on Mars.
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"These features might be useful for Australopithecus when climbing trees," Beaudet said.
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In the home, my assistant should be pretty ubiquitous to be useful.
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Perhaps the broken mirror the Trump presidency provides can also be useful.
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Here are 10 unexpected items that can be useful in winter weather.
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It's gonna help with enforceable labor standards and that's gonna be useful.
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These might be useful targets for a future diabetes drug, he says.
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It could be useful for Facebook to become part of this habit.
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Candles and lanterns could be useful, but they also introduce fire risk.
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There could also be congressional hearings, which would be useful as well.
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You have to put it on every day for it to be useful.
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In this respect, a lovefest with the Trump administration would hardly be useful.
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But the data collected from Ava could still be useful for the physician.
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They had no idea it would be useful at all to the world.
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A strand of recent research suggests that mess can, counterintuitively, sometimes be useful.
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You don't have to be from New York for this to be useful.
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The test run could be useful to the country for a few reasons.
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Where else can you combine this tech to be useful in the home?
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Dictating e-mails and text messages now works reliably enough to be useful.
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Chris: Quite simply: "like a video game" is too broad to be useful.
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I think it's going to be useful for phones and other things, too.
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The technology could be useful for anyone, including athletes, the elderly, and soldiers.
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These could be useful, but I often forgot which button was for what.
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It can be useful for the occasional Skype call, but that's about it.
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Vivo thinks the two displays could be useful in a few (dubious) scenarios.
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The app won't just be useful for booking a seat on the hyperloop.
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The earliest 5G will actually be useful to most consumers will be 53.
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This could be useful for locating wires and pipes while doing house renovations.
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"The incident must be useful for the community at large," the materials say.
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That kind of control also could be useful to artists, 3D and otherwise.
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Price: $93Scrap wood will be useful in the construction of the time machine.
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An example of where they can be useful is in tutoring, said Ishiguro.
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The technology itself has a vast potential to be useful, but also irritating.
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To be useful, we need the most useful memory, not all the others.
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If my husband is in detention and Im here, I wont be useful.
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But he added it will only be useful if tethered to achievable goals.
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This could be useful for sharing important information like an address via photo.
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For hardcore players, this information might be useful in adjusting how they play.
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But certain features, such as mandatory reviews by providers, could still be useful.
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For some variants of breast cancer, the tests turned out to be useful.
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He might be useful in space, the race for which has grown rabid.
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Cohen, yet again, found a way to be useful in spite of himself.
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That's a shame because futurism would be useful right now, writes Mr. Manjoo.
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Couldn't tariffs at least be useful in getting countries like China to behave?
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Some experts actually agree that rewards can be useful, especially for younger learners.
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Occasionally, a secret diplomatic channel also can be useful to promote American policy.
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Different portable chargers are going to be useful for different types of travel.
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And if it had, the data it requested was unlikely to be useful.
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It could be useful for addresses, contact information or even photos and files.
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Farm leases would only be useful if they could be traded, he said.
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She thought she was there to learn, to work and to be useful.
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As we will see, most of these projects are unlikely to be useful.
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The method could also be useful in judging the impact of policing efforts.
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What kind of staff and volunteer training opportunities may be useful or necessary?
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Even if you're on Twitter itself a lot, Macaw can still be useful.
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Among other things, AI can be useful for image recognition for autonomous driving.
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A tactic that seems so stupid can be useful to the right mind.
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Emojis can be useful shorthand for tone and meaning in a virtual conversation.
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Maybe in the future, some version of Mr. Musk's contraption could be useful.
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He thinks these metals could be useful as components in flexible, wearable electronics.
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Have you ever found graphs to be useful or meaningful to your life?
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The genetic sample collected from the shoe was too small to be useful.
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But even like two or three weeks of additional information might be useful.
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Maybe you can offer some articles or a program that would be useful.
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Dissecting people's preferences can be useful even if you don't agree with them.
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Some can be useful, like remembering your preferences on certain websites and services.
|
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Opioid medications, like Vicodin, Percocet or OxyContin, can be useful in treating pain.
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That could be useful for moon habitation and making fuel for exploring Mars.
|
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Rocks can also be useful to get a car out of a snowbank.
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One current student at MSD told Recode that Avigilon's tool could be useful.
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This would be useful, actionable information to improve my health and well-being.
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Harlo: And you can fucking hack or do OSINT or otherwise be useful.
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But it will be useful, in your relationship, to take back your power.
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I can think of a number of countries where this could be useful.
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A new study suggests that cannabis might be useful in treating cervical cancer.
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I used to say you have to either be useful or entertaining. Yeah.
|
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But there are skeptics of whether these scores will truly be useful for patients.
|
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And I'm not saying they should eliminate the feature entirely—screenshots can be useful!
|
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The data will also also be useful for measuring forest growth across the planet.
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Understanding that timeline could even be useful for keeping today's sharks from going extinct.
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You're often remembered by the way you leave, so be useful and be kind.
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Continuing to understand these brain rhythms could be useful for studying attention deficit disorders.
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Such a bright source would be useful for more than just the military, though.
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Sea turtle flippers might appear to be useful for swimming and... not much else.
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It could be useful if you got lost at a music festival for example.
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That could be useful, sure, but it's not really what's worth crowing about here.
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Why is Ali the only one who realized Elliott's key card would be useful?
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Some of the things I learned working for Ford may be useful to you.
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But you know, it's something that could be useful to all drivers, for sure.
|
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But creative developers are proving that Apple's AR tech can actually be useful, too.
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Once they did so, the tools that brought them together ceased to be useful.
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Both of them have an intestinal fortitude that would be useful in trench warfare.
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For a robot to succeed, it has to be useful or, failing that, lovable.
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She adds that the media and TV can be useful conversation-starters with children.
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Scientists hope that these bacteria might be useful for all kinds of medical applications.
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He said — I was surprised — he said, 'I've never found it to be useful.
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It could be useful for gamers who want to enable it before playing, though.
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Browser extensions are usually DOA, but can be useful in inspiring actual browser features.
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"We agree that the TSI can be useful as an economic indicator," said Smallen.
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According to Wired Germany, this information could be useful for eventual missions to Mars.
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One example Solem provided for where this could be useful is in public works.
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Did you think that maybe, maybe it might be useful to mention these prophecies?
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Apple's AirDrop can be useful, dangerous, or hilarious, depending on how you use it.
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Tribal language may be useful for insiders, but most outsiders just find it annoying.
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He said that Pepper could be useful both in the home and at work.
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But sometimes, you want to go on vacation and a car would be useful.
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But the measuring tool definitely needs to be improved to be useful to anyone.
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But in this sort of market something doesn't have to be useful to everyone.
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For that very reason, it's one that might be useful for them to hear.
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"These devices are designed to not be useful to law enforcement," Polonetsky told CNBC.
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Will mapping broad arm gestures to turning on your smart lights actually be useful?
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If you think mass_archive might be useful for you, feel free to use it.
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From our limited testing, some are quite gimmicky, while others could actually be useful.
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Chances are that whatever you might want to do, a battery might be useful.
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As such, more research would be useful, especially research that emphasizes real world interactions.
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Price: $350.00Scrap metal will also be useful in the construction of the time machine.
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So yeah, I think every step of the way, incrementally, there'll be useful things.
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Senators who might be useful new allies, but not necessarily yes-men and -women?
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It prepares students for learning a foreign language, when metalinguistic thinking will be useful.
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It will probably be useful to me the next time I take this road.
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This feature will also likely be useful only when Google releases its Daydream platform.
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A look at the experience of other countries with refugee camps would be useful.
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This appears to be useful for neighborhoods with a single, inconveniently located 7-Eleven.
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Third-party sites can be useful when you try to attend sold-out performances.
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To click the "angry" icon on Facebook or retweet in outrage can be useful.
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A better sense of how long hypothetical alien civilizations last would be useful too.
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It can be helpful for makeup beginners, but may not be useful to all.
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He said — I was surprised — he said, 'I've never found it to be useful.
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It's hard to see how having one would be useful in such a fight.
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Automating and expanding stuff like that is exactly where GitHub's software can be useful.
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But shock absorber position sensors must be logged much more frequently to be useful.
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I mentioned that an image of Malcolm Hughes in the field would be useful.
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Looking at these trends through the lens of "life history theory" might be useful.
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Lastly, remember that your own self-doubt—your very own fear—can be useful.
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The built-in GPS can be useful for an app like ViewRanger for instance.
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But it would be useful to see Apple extend this to the Mac too.
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Who wouldn't agree with Adams that profanity can be "useful, expressive and even artful"?
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"I do believe that it is useful, or can be useful, clearly," he said.
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An understanding of their behavior could, however, be useful in building just such robots.
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It could be useful for a birthday party at work, a soccer match, etc.
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But those efforts will only be useful if they are brought to scale quickly.
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An open conversation with you and his mother may be useful for both kids.
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All the doodads that might, just might, be useful at some point … also gone.
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"That's where therapy can be useful, to help you make sense of your needs."
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Location sharing can be useful for being considerate of your partner's time and space.
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" Buttigieg took the opportunity to tell Zachary, "a couple things that might be useful.
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Latex gloves can also be useful in reducing friction, and making it more enjoyable.
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Being assigned to canine care was perfectly fine; I was glad to be useful.
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They've been around for 25 years but have been too weak to be useful.
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And as long as they are once-in-awhile, they can actually be useful.
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On the other hand, working 15 hours a week may be useful and manageable.
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Ms. Jacobs recommends consulting a lawyer to better understand what evidence might be useful.
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I don't like those terms — destination in particular is too ambiguous to be useful.
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But it may be useful to temper the optimism with some perspective and context.
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This feature can be useful in countries where citizens don't trust their financial systems.
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Sure, individualized recognition and accommodation can be useful, even transformative, for some trans people.
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And the ability to sell a building may be useful if WeWork needs money.
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But when it comes to human space exploration, deadlines can be useful, Dreier explains.
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Poetry is often a source, but musical lyrics or something else can be useful.
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Real estate brokers want to use drones to take aerial estate photos, news organizations believe the machines would be useful for news gathering, farmers want to use them to survey fields, and emergency responders believe the devices would be useful for rescue operations.
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So, two new features that could actually be useful to shoppers looking to buy wholesale goods, and one that may-or-may-not-be-useful feature in the AR addition — though, as far niche apps go, this niche is a pretty good one.
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I thought my voice could be useful here and yes, I had bills to pay.
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I could be useful by offering people a vision about what ethic leadership looks like.
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Laxatives can also be useful, although proceed with caution if you've never taken them before.
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Just because you have a high number doesn't mean that those shades will be useful.
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At the same time, we wanted it to be useful for a bird expert, too.
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The technique has been found to be useful for bad actors trying to spread malware.
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There's audio that can be useful in terms of, are you in an office environment?
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Various types of authoritarianism are likely to be useful for understanding "law and order" politics.
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If HNA wants to connect Chinese investors with the wider world, this could be useful.
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As with past technologies, there will also be useful applications that we cannot even foresee.
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Finding some like-minded freaks who are open to exploring these ideas could be useful.
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Let's face it: Most voice assistants are still too dumb be useful in everyday life.
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This would be useful information to have handy and could quickly settle any future disputes.
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Absolutely. "The [Bechdel Wallace] test has been acknowledged to be useful but imperfect," Carmichael admits.
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All the while these data are mined for information that might be useful for caregivers.
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Again, this will likely be useful for a more intense gaming experience and movie watching.
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I didn't really explore the other aspects of the app, but they could be useful.
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" Best meta line: "I wish there was something more I could do to be useful.
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Very "bright" headphones that could be useful if you listen to a lot of Chopin.
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Containing the violence in Syria is another example where coordinating with Moscow might be useful.
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Acer's Sylus is an extra $50 but might be useful with future Microsoft software updates.
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It might be useful for us to use a similar approach for public policy efforts.
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"These would be useful to identify the effects of smoking in (other) studies," said London.
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This information can be useful when similar projects are planned in future, the company notes.
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Another way is to encourage people to understand how empathy can be useful to them.
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It would be useful to review their actual data and methods but those aren't available.
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It would be useful if Amazon had added more touch controls to the Spot, however.
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It also has an auto shut-off feature which can be useful for saving energy.
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That could be useful if you're running late for a week meeting or dinner plans.
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Emotient had also suggested its technology might be useful in education or even medical diagnosis.
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So there's little proof fidgeting devices would be useful on the stress relief front, either.
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He did a cloning procedure because he had reasons to think it might be useful.
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"Potentially hazardous" may be useful for scientists, but is a bad term for everyone else.
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And if they're computers, how fast do they have to be to be useful computers?
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At least few in the German capital doubt that a new airport will be useful.
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And, he adds, the technology could be useful for a number of objects beyond suitcases.
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Unfortunately, you don't have cell service, and Wi-Fi is too spotty to be useful.
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And the system will be useful even when it isn't connected to a human responder.
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Yet most of the products on display would be useful for the modern road warrior.
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And as I begin to hoard anything and everything I suspect might be useful later.
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Even the biggest fires can be put out—and eventually, they might even be useful.
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Using part of the meeting for "venting" or expressing frustrations and challenges can be useful.
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But what about Cambridge Analytica's pitch that this data could be useful for political campaigns?
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To avoid that possibility, Putin might just find an anti-doxing agreement to be useful.
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Regime consolidation over ashes still can be useful for illicit businesses and regionally subversive operations.
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Here IBM imagines blockchain will be useful, which is possible but not exactly a given.
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These audible alerts may be useful during the day, but they're not welcome at night.
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Connected medical devices can also be useful, like when they're helping to track flu outbreaks.
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Highly specific descriptions, however, do not clearly convey information that can be useful to others.
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Politically, hearings, letters and the other trappings of Washington could be useful for the GOP.
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Josh McDermitt tells Insider the satellite will be useful for his character, Eugene, this season.
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As a result, the tools may be useful but may not encourage people to shop.
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If the relationship changes for the better, then the weapon will no longer be useful.
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For one thing, any new addition to the time scale must be useful to science.
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Is this a direction that I feel like is going to be useful for me?
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Mr. Hauer said the study could be useful on a local policy level as well.
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If that could be done, he concluded it would be useful in propagating sound waves.
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Rather, they look for certain skills that can be useful alongside any kind of star.
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However, share repurchases can sometimes be useful for reducing the overall amount of outstanding shares.
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And anyway, how exactly can a plain white dress be useful as a cheerleading uniform?
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Even things I know might be useful to other people, to other breast cancer patients.
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Cannabis is known to make consumers more empathetic, which can be useful to stubborn Sag.
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It might be useful for parents who hand their iPhones off to children, for example.
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Most people would be hypocrites if they did not say the windfall would be useful.
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We welcome your questions and comments if we have omitted details that might be useful.
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It might be useful one day in the United States, too, and for another reason.
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Juthani emphasized that while hand sanitizer can be useful, most containers last a long time.
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Even if you fly only one airline, it can be useful to follow a few.
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And did the librarians consider him and his colleagues to be useful or just uppity?
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"Self-reporting can be useful, assuming it's followed up with systematic self-correction," Tarbert added.
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It could be useful for e-commerce companies that sell very expensive items, for instance.
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But the new forces will also be useful in circumstances short of all-out war.
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"I'd always had an itch to serve in the military and be useful," she said.
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Though it's ideal for comedy and action films, it's can also be useful in combat.
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President, it would be useful if we could narrow the scope and focus on China.
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While Blooom can be useful, it doesn&apost link to every company&aposs retirement accounts.
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It looks like it will be useful for students or businesses that are planning projects.
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"I think some testimony from the late eighties could be useful to people," she said.
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Or, opt for an all-encompassing selection that can be useful for every single day.
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Still, Steam support will likely be useful only to the highest-end devices right now.
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Let's look at 3D as an example of how learning from puzzles can be useful.
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A map can only be useful if it is infinitely smaller than the area depicted.
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This could be useful, for example, for integrating this into another piece of accounting software.
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Changing the language in Google Docs can be useful for translating documents in another language.
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All of that can be useful if you need to follow up, Mr. Robbins said.
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This can be useful if you&aposre having trouble clicking into the name field.5.
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You never know if they are going to be useful, it depends on that moment.
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We are socialized to be useful, to participate, to maintain a state of high productivity.
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An automatic return system could be useful for scuba divers, for instance, who need to return to safety, or a version of the system could be useful for firefighters, in order to compute the best route to follow to get out of a dangerous building.
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She added that it would be useful now to study Toxoplasma's effects on other primate species.
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"Yes, I think it would be useful for him to testify before Congress," Pelosi told reporters.
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She'll be useful there, he says — more useful than she would be wasting away in Gilead.
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But for the larger trend questions it would be useful to look at the results statewide.
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She doesn't find it sexist, and also thinks it can be useful as a marketing tool.
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The problem is that when disaster strikes, it would often be useful to mobilize boats quickly.
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This system could be useful for lots of things, like advanced chemistry simulations or artificial intelligence.
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If you want to be useful longer or do aging reversal, that could be preventive medicine.
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This could be useful if you're wondering why someone isn't answering your text messages, for instance.
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But some of the moderators said it would be useful if Reddit took a tougher stance.
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But sometimes, just sometimes, there are a few ideas that could be useful in future models.
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Still, he said, aspirin is safe and inexpensive and would probably be useful in all countries.
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That's maybe a lil' creepy, but sure could be useful, especially with that walkie-talkie feature.
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The big 4 operating systems are built to be useful to as many people as possible.
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Animal studies hint that the approach might also be useful in the treatment of some cancers.
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I even imagined they would be useful at nursing homes, as therapy companions to elderly residents.
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Some sort of haptic feedback would be useful, or perhaps muscle memory will eventually take over.
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Whimsical tone aside, the trolley problem does continue to be useful — and not just in academia.
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Dynamic induction, the wireless charging of moving vehicles, could also be useful for stretches of highway.
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Nauto, for example, collects data about drivers' behaviour that will be useful for self-driving cars.
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Similar to other Hypersound products, the Glass might also be useful for people with hearing loss.
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Having a third party present can be useful for keeping things in check when tempers flare.
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You need a compass, maps, images, and an interface if you want it to be useful.
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Even if we fail, the findings can still be useful for bringing other services to China.
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That got us thinking that perhaps some guidelines about when to wash what might be useful.
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The iPhone X's face-tracking capabilities range from supremely cute to oh, that might be useful.
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And the XT4 is offered with a wireless charging pad for phones, which could be useful.
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The inclusion of the Qi wireless charger should be useful even if your phone isn't compatible.
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To be useful, an experiment like this needs controls with which its results can be compared.
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They may be useful and safe for some people, particularly if taken for a short time.
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It may be useful in a situation in which news is breaking or developing, for example.
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You can daisy-chain your peripherals, which can be useful for external graphics cards, for instance.
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Security experts say the many boots on the ground will be useful in terms of deterrence.
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The goal: Developing technology that could be useful as early as the 2017 races in Virginia.
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Hoverboards need a lightweight power system that lasts long enough for the vehicle to be useful.
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There's no doubt there's something about ketamine—and presumably similar compounds—that could really be useful.
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It seems like a good example of how tactics from former struggles can be useful now.
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The end product could be useful in a number of markets, from medical rehabilitation to manufacturing.
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So yes, collecting DNA from migrants will be useful in solving both past and future crimes.
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That further regulations may be useful isn't a slight against self-driving cars as a whole.
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"But he might be useful for us," the fighter says finally, with a small, triumphant smile.
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And yet the data it collects could be useful for ad targeting elsewhere on the service.
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Tom: If I thought a ban would be useful, I would turn in anything I own.
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Many houses often don't have a cellar, which can be useful for storing food and wine.
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Pre-cutting your greens can be useful, but it may cause them to dry out quickly.
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"In cases where the temptation of profiteering is strong, certain safeguards could be useful," Hourdequin says.
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Thinning can be useful, and nothing is stopping the federal government from doing more of it.
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Better to ship the women to the Colonies, where they'll be useful until they drop dead.
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But the energy you expend doing it ceases to be useful after your sneakers hit pavement.
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It would be useful to interview any witnesses, and that may be where this should lead.
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Through that data, we want to learn features that will be useful for other vision tasks.
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The question is whether these nutrients are in sufficient quantities to be useful to human skin.
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These alerts can be useful, but their timing is sporadic and they can be easily missed.
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Western diplomats say it may be useful to have Naumkin in the room at the talks.
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"That's what drives our desire to be useful for VS Code developers," Davis told Business Insider.
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It also might be useful to wear your glasses to dissuade yourself from touching your eyes.
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Others say they've started tests to see if their devices might be useful against the virus.
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There are already a few applications that we've seen that could be useful in our reporting.
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That may be useful when Trump moves to cool his trade war with the Asian nation.
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And more than one network of brain regions is believed to be useful in distinguishing depressions.
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Now there is another way in which ranked choice could be useful: Solving the Brexit mess.
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They were there to help Gilbert grok the company and they'd certainly be useful tour guides.
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Now that she's passed, this fluency continues to be useful, mainly with other Christian older women.
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The technology can be useful for rooting out fraud even without personal data on individual customers.
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But it can be useful for your mind to wander, and that's where scatterfocus comes in.
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This will be useful when you want to send a low priority message without distracting someone.
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For his part, Saggar is ready to get back to work, wherever he can be useful.
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That is not to say, though, that risk transfer cannot be useful in a global pandemic.
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The authors at least one scientific paper has said it came too late to be useful.
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But, it has also proven to be useful for communicating with people and getting travel recommendations.
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It might even be useful for folks with perfect vision traveling somewhere they've never been before.
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The sites may be useful, particularly for people who don't qualify for premium credits on HealthCare.
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That&aposs when they realized this was something that would be useful to lots of people.
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Still, if you want to know how to maximize your benefits, the calculator can be useful.
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Well, he was a psychology major, so I don't know, maybe that could still be useful.
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Decibel meter could be useful to sound pros or perhaps even people who work in construction.
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While this info is dangerous, it seems like it could be useful in the right hands.
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Fitness trackers, gym membership and sports equipment can be useful, but only if you use them.
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That could be useful if, say, the Department of Defense wanted to launch new weather satellites.
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Other times, we say that the knowledge in those records could be useful in the future.
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The problem, McCoy said, is that the platforms rarely provide enough targeting data to be useful.
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The Firefox Private Network seems like it could be useful, but it does have its limits.
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I added a more practical filter, as something may not spark joy but still be useful.
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When jane has asked for ap from ny, it has arrived too late to be useful.
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Such systems could be useful to farmers whose operations are increasingly high tech and data-driven.
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Similarly, getting a certification in project management can be useful to a wide range of professionals.
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But activists soon grasped that vouchers could be useful in a general assault on public education.
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Surgical masks can be useful in helping prevent those who are already sick from spreading diseases.
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But it's also that we are very, very conscious of what it means to be useful.
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The stipends will certainly be useful, but will hardly be enough to get by in Washington.
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Labels can be useful — until they become a catchall that can oversimplify or misrepresent a person.
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All of this stuff doesn't fall into the primary tier, but it could be useful nonetheless.
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But would the microwave weapon actually be useful in a war, as the Air Force claims?
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"If you were looking for someone's location info, PRISM would be useful for that," Green said.
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In some ways, the past does not need to be usable in order to be useful.
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The problem is imagining that whatever he is can be useful in a system with parties.
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In this case, looking back invites a bit of skepticism that may be useful going forward.
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It isn't yet clear why Otop1 would be useful in both the ear and the tongue.
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But for the data to be useful, they had to use a much smaller scale than usual.
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Since then, the tiny spacecraft has done its best to be useful, orbiting the Sun by itself.
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Similarly the 'returning wrist' can be useful in situations where the opponent's feet aren't free to move.
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This could be useful for things like supply chain management or property deed registry, but not consent.
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And yes, there's even some very limited research suggesting chicken soup could be useful for the cold.
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"Lunasin has interesting mechanisms of action that potentially could be useful in treating ALS/MND," added Cupid.
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X-MADIS can even be mounted on boats, which could be useful to protect the nation's ports.
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These stages are thought to be useful for consolidation, storage and erasure of memories and other purposes.
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She also thought that a human-made version of this natural design could be useful in engineering.
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So far, it seems like the answer may be that the Apple Watch really might be useful.
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But more to the point, you have to be pretty rich for this feature to be useful.
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This could be useful if you have a burning question and somebody is sleeping next to you.
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And so, just like immigrants, Salvini finds feminists and other social progressives to be useful political targets.
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This becomes tiresome to do individually – it would be useful to do this from the main page.
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Clune says that in the future, AI-powered image generation will be useful in the creative industries.
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Fortunately, Ultimate Ears realized that a dedicated music control button would be useful on 2017's Wonderboom.
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And it could be useful for anyone who wants to do video editing at their desk, too.
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But unfortunately, knowing a few self-defense moves can be useful in the world we live in.
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It can be useful to restart your Apple TV occasionally, especially if you're experiencing bugs or glitches.
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"I try to think about where it can be useful to me and my patients," he said.
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That would be useful for South Korea, which is battling slowing growth and a rapidly ageing society.
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Amazon Transcribe will also be useful with Amazon Translate and Amazon Comprehend, two new services announced today.
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As a result, the insurance within reach of the poor would be useful only if catastrophe struck.
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I like it because it contains techniques and frameworks that can be useful in a case interview.
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We welcome your questions and comments in case we have somehow omitted details that might be useful.
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To be useful, economists need to learn to understand and evaluate moral arguments rather than dismiss them.
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You can even make it memorize movements so it can prove to be useful for repeated tasks.
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Perhaps the blockchain will turn out to be useful for other purposes—for example, recording property transactions.
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Maybe it could be useful for those looking to expand beyond their social circle at larger universities.
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From the most practical standpoint, all I can see is those extra hardware options might be useful.
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If monetary policy were entirely automated, however, the information embodied in markets would be useful but unused.
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Even if a company doesn't list their show on the survey, the data could still be useful.
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Google has shown that properly handled, this kind of imagery can be useful and only minimally invasive.
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The thermal camera works well and appears to be useful, if you're into that sort of thing.
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You probably couldn't pay a developer to do that for you, but it would still be useful.
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Essentially, he says, the tech could be useful wherever sound signatures—gunfire, vehicles—can help monitor wrongdoing.
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Capturing phone numbers can be useful for hackers, even if a user has two-factor authentication enabled.
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However, Rogers said, the paper's methods will be useful for other scientists working with baby dinosaur fossils.
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Both companies will undoubtedly be useful this fall, particularly in the aftermath of the catastrophic Hurricane Harvey.
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Jupiter begins its retrograde today, which will be useful in helping you review issues around self-worth.
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Share excellent content that would be useful to your audience - even if it's not your content. 21.
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Boler Davis' experience could also be useful as Amazon seeks to automate its warehouses and other facilities.
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This new method could also be useful in other situations where the real world meets virtual reality.
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That can be useful or at least getting access to people that have that knowledge is useful.
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If you're in the US and aren't interested in overseas streaming, what follows probably won't be useful.
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And then we realized what we had learned could be useful to the rest of the country.
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And antibodies could be useful preventative treatments if someone suspects they've been exposed to HIV, he says.
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It's somewhat of a small change, but could be useful if you don't like it's current placement.
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But Facebook will have to convince users that its social network can be useful in newfound ways.
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This means that the Ideas Conference will be useful in reflecting the status quo of progressive thinking.
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And they can be useful for volunteer lawyers who may not have expertise in a particular field.
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Even a recreation of a lost piece of art can be useful to art historians and conservators.
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Instead, there were many pasts within the past, and some that might be useful in the present.
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In this case, the law of criminal aiding and abetting, not conspiracy, might be useful for Mueller.
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We have machines that can "understand" enough at a base level to be useful at specialized tasks.
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Others are genetically engineering microbes to produce little-known compounds that could be useful for making drugs.
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Wenstrup has a background that could be useful to the committee as it tackles health-related issues.
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This would be useful on my sink at home too: My mascara is constantly rolling off it.
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And maybe this vast new store of genetic information contains something that will be useful to humans.
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Zazi and Ahmedzay are still awaiting sentencing, as their coöperation with law enforcement continues to be useful.
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Could the information we glean about Ithaca in these opening lines prove to be useful later on?
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It was: I'm proud of this thing I've done and I think it'll be useful for people.
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The first step in Nam's research was to prove that tongue movements could be useful at all.
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But it may still be useful for scoping out whether a target is using S3 at all.
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Any future research based on this calcium channel gene will be useful for us and future Averys.
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It's too early to tell whether the LexisNexis scores will actually be useful for pricing, he said.
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I don't think just a tax on service robots is going to be useful in any way.
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One feature that I haven't used but could be useful is an alarm on the receiver unit.
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What academic experts or specialists do you think might be useful as part of Dr. Reich's team?
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Dai: Maybe that '90s wrestling knowledge will be useful when President Rock is in the White House.
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"It can still be useful but it's going to be more and more difficult," Ms. Hendriks said.
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To be useful, containers had to be standardized, and others had developed rival ways of stacking them.
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So compliments can be useful, but how do you actually deal with the awkwardness of accepting them?
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Scopolamine could be useful in controlling a prisoner, if the victim did not die of an overdose.
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When planning a wedding for 350, a track record for creating an artistic community can be useful.
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But the fact that, as an object, this film can be useful — I'm very grateful for that.
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I think that's fascinating and it can be useful, if you can't stomach more carbs just then.
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But having said that, we think that this policy is really going to be useful and progressive.
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But, to be useful, these vehicles also need to get people to their destinations in one piece.
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That protection will also be useful if you're taking out the racks to clean in the kitchen.
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Utilizing options can be useful for investors who are cautious but don't want to shed stocks now.
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However, B&H and Adorama are sweetening the deals by bundling extra accessories, which can be useful.
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Below, a compendium of impeachment facts that may be useful as a reference over the holiday weekend.
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These databases only need so much information before they can be useful to researchers and drug developers.
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But some of the jobs the service no longer has could still be useful for today's military.
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They also include Bluetooth technology for gaming on Windows 10 PCs and tablets, which could be useful.
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This tool will be useful for Google Photos users that don't automatically backup pictures from their phones.
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In a general election, knowing poll leaders have won 50% of the time wouldn't be useful information.
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We learn a lot about sea life and we are happy that our passion can be useful.
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The Maps mode doesn't stay on, which would be useful for when I'm walking around the city.
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Wheels might be useful for film editors, for example, moving the computer around and editing on site.
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Ms. Nelson has learned that it can be useful for men to think you're a stupid girl.
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Representatives for both the Democratic and Republican parties in Iowa expressed confidence the apps would be useful.
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I think this is where cinema can be useful, to show the complexity of life without comment.
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Bloomberg highlighted his years of experience in politics, saying he thought his knowledge base could be useful.
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But it might be useful to foreign governments interested in tracking Americans, or in the agency's procedures.
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You can get a fancy winding radio if you want, but anything that works will be useful.
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A temporary rain and wind shelter will be useful if you have to sleep or cook outside.
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As with acute pain, that does not mean opioids will never be useful in chronic pain cases.
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"The model they use may be useful in long periods of time, but hasn't proved to be useful in the short run," Meckler said, as he pointed to the low returns investors get from Treasury yields and a near-zero return on cash - partly due to Fed policies.
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Locations where hydrogen is found may indicate water-ice deposits, which could be useful for future crewed missions.
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Though listening to ex bosses of FSA might be useful in some occasions, I prefer sticking to facts.
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The happy-looking robot ball could also be useful in hospital or social-care environments, the statement said.
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Watches don't need to be fully 'smart' to be useful, or try to fit some digitally driven aesthetic.
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It was small enough that you could carry around and bright enough that it could actually be useful.
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Quantum technology could even be useful in war, via the creation of state-of-the-art positioning systems.
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The team hopes this will be useful to scientists looking to understand cloud formation during a solar eclipse.
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So the Bookmark will be useful in cases where you may want to keep that information to yourself.
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The spokesperson also said that the tracking will be useful in correcting inaccuracies for Uber Pool pickups, too.
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That said, Google doesn't always guess correctly, but smart replies can still be useful from time to time.
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That could be useful for a number of reasons, not all of which Kengoro will want to hear.
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The study proposes that comparing diets of individual countries can be useful in determining risk factors for Alzheimer's.
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That information could be useful if he discussed his interactions with intelligence or business officials overseas, she said.
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So there's things that she did and didn't do that would be useful for people to think about.
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More research would therefore be useful, especially research that considers how people's personalities factor into all of this.
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They are all accessible on the lock screen — something that can be useful when you're in a hurry.
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We've seen plenty of wild dual-screen laptops before, but this secondary display could be useful to some.
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Rather, it's going to weave its way into your everyday conversations and try to be useful when appropriate.
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Locations where hydrogen is found may indicate water-ice deposits, which could be useful for future crewed missions.
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Gulliver admits that even at his puffing peak, it never occurred to him that this would be useful.
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This could be useful if you are unconscious or otherwise unable to tell emergency responders when they arrive.
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Ricau thinks his project might be useful for baristas who have their hands full with espresso and mugs.
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Maps have always had to be useful, and most people think of them as objective representations of reality.
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Many 2-in-1 laptops come with a stylus that can be useful for illustration and graphic design.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - A full debrief and some advice can be useful when taking up a new job.
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As LifeHacker points out, this could be useful in regions where the app's own voice commands aren't localized.
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When I first heard about these smart displays, I wasn't sure if they were going to be useful.
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That can be useful if shopping for a single item, but less so when designing a complete room.
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To take stock of how flabbergasting this moment is, it might be useful to invoke Bregoli's famous catchphrase.
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It might be useful, therefore, to think of these measures as correcting existing inequality rather than creating it.
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Nadella said the tools can be useful for many people and is not limited to technically savvy developers.
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However, they can be useful in discerning trends based on which types of voters went to the polls.
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Accurately predicting the outcome of votes can be useful, even for some time after they have been cast.
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Before launching into a review, it might be useful to elaborate on the purpose of a branded space.
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Because of the personal information they contain, voter registration databases can also be useful in identity theft schemes.
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And they can still preinstall extra apps, which can be useful but will also take up more space.
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Those ants are probably not going to recover, so they're not going to be useful to the colony.
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McMullin's campaign emphasizes that he is plugged into the church power structure, which could be useful with fundraising.
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Facebook says this will be useful for large group chats where all the members may not be connected.
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Analytics around meeting productivity could also be useful — helping answer questions like: Are my meetings running to time?
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That means third-party meeting planners may still be useful when scheduling events with those outside the company.
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"It's going to be useful for market watchers," said Selena Ling, head of treasury research at OCBC bank.
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But, unlike a lot of firms getting on the AR/AI bandwagon, TechSee's proposal might actually be useful.
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"He said, 'I've never found it to be useful,'" Trump told the Times of his conversation with Mattis.
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It's getting tiring; and frankly, a lot of these theories are too far from reality to be useful.
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The company is also working on adding in more contextual information that could be useful to your day.
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These errors are larger during booms or busts—but still small enough for the model to be useful.
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It really becomes a matter of faith because we don't yet know what will be useful or successful.
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Sarcasm, used correctly, can be useful to either a home or a world that seems disordered, Camp says.
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Obviously, what is "spicy" is a matter of personal preference but a comparative exploration can still be useful.
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I think one thing to say that's important is, human beings have a basic desire to be useful.
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This should help NASA understand how spacecraft enter Earth's atmosphere, which could be useful when designing future vehicles.
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A lot of the basic science seems kind of dry and it's unclear how it might be useful.
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That's where a strong public editor can be useful, putting a spotlight on tough issues as they arise.
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But armored personnel carriers, body armor, ballistic shields and some sniper gear can be useful in mass shootings.
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With two examples where IoT could be useful, the slide shows how expensive it is to remain "dumb."
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It will be useful if it manages to show that, in order to survive, the system must change.
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You can see how this might be useful for taking selfies, or for skipping tracks while streaming music.
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A. While the meetings are carefully scripted, they can be useful for discerning political priorities and economic expectations.
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Like Kat, he thinks the medication can be useful—but works best if people are committed to abstinence.
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In other words, machine learning doesn't have to be brain surgery, though it can be useful for that.
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We also have a partnership with Waze where we get some data from them that can be useful.
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The display is twice as bright, which could be useful if you live in a really sunny country.
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He was still smart but in a way that could be useful only to a man like Mazer.
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But with the smaller size, the B.F.R. would also be useful much closer to Earth, Mr. Musk said.
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But they will be useful only for people who are healthy enough to qualify for the new plans.
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Another favorite (which unfortunately won't be useful in practice right now) is on techniques for talking to strangers.
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He realizes that the Martells could be useful allies and so secures their cooperation with a marriage arrangement.
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Any misery I'd ever felt was precisely to the degree that I didn't know how to be useful.
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But knowing which sports are most popular on Instagram might actually be useful for those following Facebook's business.
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The ability to induce similar states in humans could be useful for future space travel, Dr. Kusumi said.
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Here's how different tools may be useful to Snap based on how other companies use Google's cloud offerings.
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That makes it a balancing act: Generalize too much, and you won't provide enough information to be useful.
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But he still thinks there's a high-risk segment of the population it would be useful to target.
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There are still plenty of areas where, smart entrepreneurs think, the open nature of cryptocurrencies could be useful.
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Mr. Inglis said phone boxes evoked an era when things were built to last and to be useful.
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If opera's purpose is to be useful to us today, though, why only resurrect works from the past?
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So he left it there, "in case it may be useful in the future," he said on Twitter.
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But on a smartwatch, where you don't have a keyboard for typing, a voice assistant can be useful.
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But what about classes that teach skills that will be useful to everyone, regardless of their life paths?
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Merkley told Recode that the technology may be useful in investigations and that we can't eschew it entirely.
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And might it be useful to have gleaned something about the technique's intelligence-gathering efficacy — or lack thereof?
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The company is also working on a desktop version that would be useful for professional traders in particular.
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The $109.95 price tag is also quite affordable, particularly since the Duster should be useful for many years.
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Louie's guide provided him and his wife with gas masks, but they were too clogged to be useful.
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It might be useful, especially if you're planning to quit and take some of those memories with you.
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Murkowski also said that an FBI investigation would be useful, something most of her GOP colleagues have resisted.
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Ironically, had fact-checkers kept to this narrow interpretation of the facts, they might actually be useful today.
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Wearable technologies can be useful, he said, in figuring out whether someone is in more or less pain.
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Some of these holdings ceased to be useful years ago, with a fraction awaiting closure since the 85033s.
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But if you can think of a way it might be useful, be assured: It works as advertised.
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It might also be useful to include if your retail work is relevant to the career you're pursuing.
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Or, even better, maybe some of these programs could be useful in preventing distress in the first place.
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We welcome your questions and comments in case we have somehow have omitted details that might be useful.
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This can be useful for re-targeting customers and getting them to make that purchases, El Moujahid said.
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As journalists often do, we gathered information without knowing what would be useful, or used, in the end.
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Here is our comic on counterspeech, which can especially be useful if you're witnessing your friend get harassed.
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These items will be useful for all their future travels as well, not just their celebratory graduation trip.
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The images the computer produces might not be useful in themselves, but they could spark something in the human.
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So we should be cautiously optimistic that polygenic scores may be useful for predicting an individual's heart attack risk.
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That experience forced people to realize what they are capable of, and gave women the opportunity to be useful.
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It's also a good way to evangelize people about drones, how they work and why they could be useful.
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While using numbers can be useful for planning, they fail when they are used as a proxy for control.
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It also tracks sleep quality and duration which can be useful if you're working on regularizing your sleep schedule.
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If you're in an especially windy room with fentanyl powder nearby, then a basic mask might be useful too.
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This is just an example of something that might be useful, but I'll quickly explain what it actually does.
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They might contain precious water or metals that could be useful one day as exploitable resources for space travel.
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People willingly sacrifice their privacy and adopt creepy products into their lives when they prove to be useful enough.
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It would also be useful for these humans to have perfect knowledge of their own drives, behaviors, and thoughts.
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They deftly wield a blade too large to be useful and ride a black steed made entirely of muscles.
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Or in anticipation of certain surgeries, it'd be useful to know which direction a person's uterus bends, she says.
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The app will also be useful to help locate victims — and the people who put them in their predicament.
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One overlooked feature, however, is that it can be useful for police trying to track down a victim's murderer.
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That machine forms the exact right shape at the exact right angle to be useful in a finished product.
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These won't be useful for anyone but the most novice photographer, but that's still an awful lot of people.
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Banks could also interpret them subjectively: they might delay sharing data or make them too confusing to be useful.
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I'm traveling to Berlin in a month, and thought it might be useful to learn at least the basics.
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But if he were hypothetically to be considering a presidential bid, they would be useful locations to travel to.
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"Publishing" journal entries like this may be useful if, for example, you are keeping your family updated while traveling.
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I also realized that exercise isn't a torture device; it can be useful and a lot of freaking fun.
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An approach like this can be useful in helping an analyst develop insights that are difficult to see otherwise.
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She notes that there are more than 100 different compounds in cannabis, with various properties that could be useful.
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It sounds like this could be useful for outdoor lighting or setting up some kind of makeshift sprinkler system.
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A new study suggests that we don't know enough about the body's aging process for them to be useful.
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That could be useful, but it might also be iffy, given the uneven legality of marijuana across the nation.
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But all the information a car gleans from the outside world still has to be wrangled to be useful.
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Basically, it could be useful for anyone who wants to do hourly work, promote themselves and collect payments online.
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Among scientists, the notion that childhood risk factors can be useful predictors of events later in life is controversial.
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Android apps can be whitelisted for use or hidden on the device, which could be useful for shared devices.
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But unlike on Instagram and other social apps, the hashtags in reviews need to be specific to be useful.
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And it could be useful for changing input between two split-screen apps without needing to minimize the keyboard.
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Responsible prediction depends on a clearly specified theory, one that is tight enough to be useful and broadly applicable.
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In the right hands, and distilled from their poisonous ingredients, populists' habits can be useful even to their opponents.
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With the right positions, even your roommate's shower caddy and your nasty bath mat can be useful during sex.
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It will also track their movements and will be useful to send rescue teams if they are in trouble.
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This would be useful in real-life performances like theater, or, now that I think of it, theme parks.
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Even if you don't have clinically diagnosable depression, or one of those other conditions, light therapy could be useful.
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Memojis could support iCloud syncing across your devices, which would be useful for an iPad Pro with Face ID.
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She emphasized the artificial intelligence platform will be useful for doctors, lawyers, teachers and even bankers across the board.
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Separate studies have found that social robots could be useful for children with autism who might have difficulty socializing.
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This could be useful in a museum, allowing visitors to learn more about objects in an exhibit, Apple suggested.
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However both Consumer Reports and our friends at The Wirecutter found it to be accurate enough to be useful.
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AI systems require thorough preparation of data, intensive monitoring of algorithms and a lot of customisation to be useful.
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These are all facts that can be useful in understanding the problem, and how we might eventually solve it.
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Such products can be useful, especially if payouts are indexed to inflation or, ideally, to increases in funeral prices.
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Then she tries to retrieve it, again, without actually knowing that it would be useful in killing Doomsday. GRRRRRR.
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Allies may be useful if you need to interrupt the cycles of marginalization that can happen in the classroom.
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I am currently studying new specimens from Early Cretaceous rocks, which I hope could be useful for these goals.
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It's still too early to say if those new techniques will be useful in building an actual quantum computer.
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I don't know, it's Tony Robbins, there's going to be some lesson here that's gonna be useful to me.
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That type of granularity may be useful to some users, especially those interested in certain subtopics like coding languages.
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Knowledge of law should be useful to the governmental body in charge of making laws...at least in theory.
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Such a material might therefore be useful to raise the ground temperature in the region around the Martian poles.
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It shows one way augmented reality glasses -- which superimpose computer images over the real world -- could actually be useful.
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This would be useful for people who are trapped in their homes due to flooding or debris-filled roadways.
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In any other school this would be useful real-life advice, but here it feels like teaching a dream.
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A case would probably be useful for this thing and maybe even some kind of extra glass protection layer.
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He suggested that it could be useful in other aspects of agriculture, such as very targeted application of pesticides.
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But even in general, having multiple profiles can be useful, such as for different moods, situations or genre preferences.
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Plus not all clothes come out wrinkle-free after a shower steaming, so it'll definitely be useful for that.
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The real problem, according to Ron Evans, lies in the term "exercise," which is too general to be useful.
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To be useful in the browser, he argues, a personal assistant has to be right most of the time.
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That knowledge could be useful when Crest decides which times of the day to start future social media campaigns.
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Individual virus scans like the kind that McAfee traditionally sold might be useful, but they are not always sufficient.
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I suppose it could be useful for apps like Instagram that aren't fully implemented on computers or web browsers.
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The technology could be useful in an emergency, but frequent use would cause a battery to wear out quickly.
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An autonomous bus, presumably going faster, could be useful, especially because of a quirk in Finland's motor vehicle laws.
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"It's proven that violence, to some degree, will be useful," a 30-year-old protester told Reuters in August.
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A few blocks north of the Flatiron Building, it inhabits a space so cavernous that maps may be useful.
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Job seekers can ask current employees about the organization's biggest pain points, and how their skills might be useful.
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Frieden said the Zika Prevention Kits contained a number of products that would not necessarily be useful in Florida.
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"A Roma theatre could tell stories, it would be useful for both us and the Romanian population," she said.
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Filing your return on these investment can get murky, and Kohler says it might be useful to seek help.
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Scrivanich, who manages residences, has found her royal credentials to be useful even when she's not on the clock.
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A caveat: While drugs might be useful in cultivating intentional heartlessness, alcohol may have the reverse effect on women.
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As always, we welcome your questions and comments in case we have somehow omitted details that might be useful.
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They could also be useful in putting people to work building the new infrastructure that Mr. Trump has promised.
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"It would be useful if they'd take that money and put it towards fixing the problem," the official said.
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When it debuts, MIT Technology Review reports, the product will only be useful for people of white European ancestry.
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For transit to be useful, it has to be within walking distance of the places people are actually going.
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Do you think there is any way the plant research might be useful to our daily lives as humans?
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But, said Gross, they might eventually be useful in computer technology as an extremely energy-efficient computer logic device.
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But when it comes to entertaining, a well-functioning bar cabinet can be useful for both host and guests.
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That's where Plenaster craigi could prove to be useful as an indicator species because of its abundance, she says.
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I hope this will be useful to parents and nonparents alike, because we're all facing our own serious challenges.
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I love helping others — family, friends and others less fortunate — by volunteering and looking for opportunities to be useful.
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It could be useful in industry, for work in inhospitable environments or work that requires lots of remote sensors.
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While acknowledging that a stimulus can be useful and necessary, he insisted he was opposed to this particular stimulus.
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That flight itinerary from eight months ago or that job rejection from five years ago might be useful someday.
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Pilates can be useful to build core strength to protect against back pain, which often starts in this decade.
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Others are curious whether eating foods that are high or low in tryptophan could be useful for influencing mood.
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It is well done—brisk and undogmatic—and will no doubt be useful to people new to the subject.
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SUZAAN, QUEENS While it would be useful to have a universally agreed-upon protocol, I don't think it exists.
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Sometimes this information can be useful, like if you want to remember the restaurant you ate at on Nov.
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It would also be useful to publish minutes of closed meetings at the CIA, the FBI and the Pentagon.
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"So I had to build up my network from scratch, knowing that someday it was going to be useful."
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Tillerson said Netanyahu was "a bit Machiavellian" and cultivated relationships with world leaders he anticipated would be useful later.
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Plus, realistic AI assistants could be able to earn our trust, which could be useful for fields like telemedicine.
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Frieden said the Zika prevention kits contained a number of products that would not necessarily be useful in Florida.
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Although INFPA focuses on defending against GLCMs, such capabilities could be useful against air- and sea-launched missiles too.
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It ignores where a barrier might be useful, how narcotics come in, and the real sources of terrorist threats.
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At a rally in Ohio last month, Mr. Trump suggested that wind power was too unreliable to be useful.
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Right now, the IPCC only comes out every six to seven years, which is too infrequent to be useful.
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It is possible that Gates's cooperation would primarily be useful to Mueller as a means to pressure Manafort further.
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Exactly. Does his mind make the distinction between the past that happened and the past that would be useful?
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That said, doctors are now wondering if genetic risk scores, in the future, could be useful in medical decision-making.
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Is it possible that there's data being collected through that usage that could be useful to a Chinese intelligence service?
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The researchers hope that the camera system will be useful for applications in neuroscience and other fast/complex biomedical events.
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In short, it must become good at harvesting meaningful information—that which is likely to be useful for future survival.
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"He's certainly pleased that he can offer advice and assistance that may be useful to the incoming administration," he added.
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Here are five ways you can be useful and effective as an ally, rather than just wearing the title. 1.
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"I certainly have an ambition and feel almost a moral obligation to be useful," he says in this FT piece.
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Some of the resulting coverage managed to be useful and well-intentioned, like Dr. Bruce Y Lee's piece for Forbes.
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Oh, and incidentally, it might be useful at the same time if President Trump were to get his enemies straight.
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As a result, it'd be useful for future research to explore the effects of both quantity and quality of sex.
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They'll be useful for security researchers as well as anyone hoping to put their own software into their own Teslas.
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A database of faces sourced from Guadalajara probably won't be useful when scanning against faces in a mall in Wisconsin.
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According to the report, mandatory retirement ages and term limits can be useful tools boards can use to refresh themselves.
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George added that it can be useful to allocate time to such programs from the outset to avoid becoming overwhelmed.
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The cells seemed to be directing greater variation to the exact place in their genome where it would be useful.
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Social networks can be useful sources of investment information, but they can also present opportunities to lure fraudsters into scams.
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The platform also can detect a caller's gender — a feature that can be useful for healthcare use cases, for example.
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Japanese officials deny they are foot-dragging on trade negotiations, but some experts said playing for time could be useful.
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The Google Assistant is a sweet bonus and if you're a Pixel owner, the real-time translation could be useful.
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"There will be much more harmony, which will be useful for the presidency," he said at an event on Thursday.
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When they add an extra layer of security to things like financial accounts or official documents, they could be useful.
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And knowing how the brain creates meaning can be useful for understanding the neurological basis of mental illnesses like schizophrenia.
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"I wanted to make money, but I also wanted to build something that would be useful to people," Bussard said.
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But it's the situations where you don't realize that someone is speaking to you where this idea could be useful.
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The application identifies several signals used to identify objectionable content that could be useful in separating good links from bad.
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Nonetheless, the spam detection feature is sure to be useful for users who weren't aware it was possible before now.
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This is going to be useful in two scenarios: emergencies and when you want to show off to your friends.
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The information could also be useful and even critical in internal investigations and risk assessment audits or in legal disputes.
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While this should be useful for the eager mobile payments fan, the Apple Watch is still in a peculiar position.
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There's also a spam filtering feature, which will probably be useful in handling waves of robo-calls for various purposes.
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BECKY QUICK: Does that translate to things that could be useful here in the United States and other developed nations?
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Google has also added the option to manual add reservations, which'll be useful for anything it still doesn't pick up.
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My ultimate goal was 220,000 messages Tawfiq quickly realized that the service could be useful outside of a corporate settings.
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It's an expensive battery pack, but it can be useful for those who always carry both at the same time.
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The EU will always rely on dealmaking to overcome its divisions, but a sense of common purpose can be useful.
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However, for them to be useful, enough people will need to add the location Geofilter or submit to Our Story.
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At this point it may be useful to recall that products which trade on the futures market are oddly tangible.
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To increase the speed at which light traverses it, as may be useful in an optical fibre, they added germanium.
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"When I talk about the mission of Lighthouse, it's very deliberately worded to be useful and accessible intelligence," Teichman says.
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The information will be useful to improve the accuracy of climate models by providing known conditions to calibrate them to.
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Animal studies could be useful to help researchers like Salomons better understand how the brain creates the perception of pain.
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As long as you're wearing the tracker consistently, it can still be useful to reflect on your health data monthly.
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It's a small feature, but it could be useful in helping people manage their apps on such a large touchscreen.
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While Google Maps is particularly useful for road trips and vacation, the app also can be useful for stressful commutes.
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And if you have trouble working through those feelings, it might be useful to talk to a mental healthcare professional.
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While it won't be useful for every app, there are a lot that do get announced in advance, particularly games.
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It's not a must-have feature today, but could be useful in the future as more AR apps become available.
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The integrations need to be good and the experience needs to be native in order for this to be useful.
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In his launch video, Neistat readily admits that the app will most likely only be useful tomorrow, on Election Day.
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Another area of interest is fall detection, two of the people said, which could be useful for seniors in particular.
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Some pulls, even ones that normally seem mediocre, can turn out to be useful when paired with your Rogue resources.
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But maybe a tool to work on empathy has to be really radical in order for it to be useful.
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It is unclear whether the US military is collecting intelligence in the area that might be useful in highlighting violations.
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No hoovering up everything just because it might be useful in a future context or sellable to a third party.
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"Drones can certainly be useful in very specific circumstances," Maryse Artiguelong of the French Human Rights League tells Le Parisien.
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Kemelmacher-Shlizerman has also created systems that do automated age progression, something that can be useful in missing persons cases.
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It could also be useful for people who use WhatsApp at work who would otherwise have to share via email.
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These can be useful in troubleshooting problems on your machine or judging when it's time for an upgrade, for example.
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And just having the recommendations on hand should be useful, whether or not you want to pay for Apple Music.
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"If we get a president sometime soon who does not have a mental disorder, Twitter will be useful," Letterman added.
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Having this knowledge can prove to be useful in a wide breadth of industries, including project management and cloud engineering.
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It would be useful, however, to have the Democrats engaged in the process not just as a roadblock to reform.
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New financial products to reduce precautionary savings and increase the availability of safe assets would also be useful, it added.
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That will be useful the next time Xbox Live is down, and could prevent Instagram-powered rants from Snoop Dogg.
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But there are some additions that will be useful in the new Skype desktop, despite all this social app envy.
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First conceptualized for health and medical devices, it quickly became obvious that it would also be useful for IOT projects.
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Matz explained that what she believes would be useful is to prohibit advertisers from exploiting people's psychologies in certain situations.
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And while internet providers may well optimize for that, that's still going to be useful to a lot of people.
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So if we know where there are reservoirs of water-ice, that could potentially be useful for future human exploration.
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I also don't want to pay more for the promise of features to come, that may not even be useful.
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Google Now doesn't really seem to be getting any better at figuring out what information will be useful to me.
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Remember: In those cases, you're only seeing one score from one bureau, but a free ballpark figure can be useful.
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In other areas where new technologies may be useful, the development of regulatory technology may need to be more flexible.
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Thus, before legend becomes fact, it would be useful to address five common myths floating in the public about him.
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But if you want to argue your case successfully, it can be useful to speak to the other person's concerns.
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Family obligations could be especially heavy right now, but remember, you can't be useful to anyone if you're falling apart.
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There's also no mention of the quad's potential for surveillance or delivering packages — two applications where speed would be useful.
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But so is Bridges' seamy wisdom and deep-seated desire to be useful and active, even with forced retirement looming.
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But he said it would be useful to see if Wolbachia kept blocking Zika infections for more than two weeks.
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After all, if researchers want their work to be useful to regulators, they will need to start operating more transparently.
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He also said on ABC that he believes his experience as a mayor would be useful in the White House.
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He dashed back to the embassy and managed to raise his Chinese contacts who, luckily, proved to be useful ones.
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" Comey replied, "No," adding, "You don't have to run for office to be useful to your country and your community.
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Barr stated that he was a "former official," writing that he hoped his "views may be useful," the Journal reported.
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Still, the overall picture these categories offer can be useful when trying to place this year's convention in historical context.
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Clinton's campaign about how and where the president would be useful to her, according to senior aides to Mr. Obama.
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Although no one expects partisanship to instantly recede, it would be useful if political and opinion leaders did two things.
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Do your best to feel optimistic when you write so you don't write trash and are able to be useful.
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The campaign also lets users enter data, like their hometown or top issues, that could be useful to the campaign.
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Sharpening an image in Photoshop can be useful, especially if you weren't able to snap a sharp picture by yourself.
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Mr. Crosbie's experience working on the Northeast Corridor will be useful in planning for the new tunnel, Mr. Gunn said.
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While this information may be useful to those who support beards and/or reliable expectation, it doesn't really say anything.
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Implantable chips could be useful if you lose your keys, but could also change how we grapple with privacy issues.
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I thought if I showed him all the ways I could be useful, he would fall in love with me.
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It could be useful for drivers, who could get a heads up before picking up a passenger who's behaving erratically.
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For startups in the industry, it's a critical chance to prove they can be useful at a time of need.
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It was primarily about how church people could keep their churches safe, though the information would be useful to anyone.
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