But I did a lot of research into bells and whistles, and anti-bells and whistles.
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Fresh paint, better lighting, the supposedly froufrou bells and whistles might have worked as alarm bells and whistles as water seeped in behind the walls.
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It goes far, far beyond just bells and whistles. Good.
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"Bells and whistles make noise," OnePlus said in the tweet.
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Adding bells and whistles to the album can help, too.
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In America they want fuckin' bells and whistles don't they?
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But Mistry said it had too many bells and whistles.
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AMD also detailed a few bells and whistles coming to the 5700 line, despite a few mocking references it made towards Nvidia, which loves to harp on the bells and whistles when announcing components.
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Accounting for these relationships requires a few statistical bells and whistles.
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No bells and whistles, no gimmicks — just a damn good mascara.
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We're pretty quick to add bells and whistles to the calendar.
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All it takes is a few gently sounded bells and whistles.
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She wants less expensive coverage, without all the bells and whistles.
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The ones with all the bells and whistles are incredibly heavy.
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It's a seriously impressive model, with all the bells and whistles.
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No LikeThey still lack fun bells and whistles like ray tracing.
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But there are bells and whistles that I hadn't seen before.
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Not everyone wants a laptop with all the bells and whistles.
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Research shows all these bells and whistles don't really matter, anyway.
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It's also the company with the most lifestyle bells and whistles.
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Bells and whistles alone, though, aren't likely to keep your attention.
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The price hike is due to The Little Cat's bells and whistles.
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Therefore, there are no additional features needed, no additional bells and whistles.
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The new landing page will have some additional bells and whistles, too.
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For his part, Li has high expectations for Ticwear's bells and whistles.
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Do we need all of those bells and whistles on a record?
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It doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but it's clean.
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It's flexible, has lots of bells and whistles and is mostly intuitive.
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There are no bells and whistles here, no fancy production or editing tricks.
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So what are the technology bells and whistles that advisors are bringing out?
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And the iPad mini isn't getting any of the new bells and whistles.
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If you want more bells and whistles, look at other more expensive models.
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She's so talented that she doesn't need a lot of bells and whistles.
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The team then tested how the added bells and whistles affected nanoPE's performance.
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How it differs from other 'Frozen' adaptations A lot more bells and whistles.
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Instead of metaphorical bells and whistles, there were actual bells and people whistling.
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But its bells and whistles do little to disrupt an old television format.
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When buying smaller unmanned aircraft, consumers jumped for high-tech bells and whistles.
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Just make sure to get the bells and whistles along with the headset.
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I had done a tour before, but this was no bells and whistles.
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With all these bells and whistles, assembly does become something of a pain.
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But such bells and whistles are, once you stop seeing them, easily forgotten.
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Plus, late-round private investors frequently get additional "bells and whistles," Ritter explained.
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"Hit songs drive the market more than all the bells and whistles," he says.
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Its online portal is serviceable — no bells and whistles, but very simple and solid.
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They don't try to tack on "immersive" bells and whistles or expanded-screen gimmicks.
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It all the latest MacBook bells and whistles, including support of external graphics cards.
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Then find out all about PDFpenPro's bells and whistles here (yes, there are more).
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechThe Mars helicopter is fairly barebones, featuring few bells and whistles.
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The browser itself doesn't have any bells and whistles compared to its rivals, however.
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But young people weren't interested in expensive insurance with all the bells and whistles.
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By the second episode, however, I was used to all the bells and whistles.
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Some houses have all the bells and whistles ... this one has extra houses. Seriously.
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We don't have a lot of the bells and whistles that other people have.
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Whether One United Nations Park's bells and whistles are doing the trick is unclear.
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Never mind about the shiny bells and whistles involved with how it got produced.
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Bells and whistles would only detract from their comforting, yet somehow also melancholic, mundanity.
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The machines, with all the latest bells and whistles, cost up to $25,000 apiece.
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There is almost no end to the bells and whistles and levers and switches.
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As for the vodka, sold mostly in Colorado, it's straightforward, no bells and whistles.
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However, don't let yourself focus only on the bells and whistles on expensive treadmills.
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A long, long time ago, entry-level transportation lacked high-tech bells and whistles.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon's acrostic doesn't need bells and whistles.
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All of that, it's not off to the side, it's not bells and whistles.
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The building's got all the bells and whistles ... gym, private entrance, the whole shebang.
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After all, Nokia's phones appeared to have all the bells and whistles needed to succeed.
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They typically cost a couple of thousand euros—more once you add bells and whistles.
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Make it nice and put more bells and whistles in services around the Airbnb concept.
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Then there's the other bells and whistles included on smart TVs that suck up data.
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Because, you know, it's all about the bells and whistles of your #OOTD these days.
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Of course, it also comes equipped with bells and whistles to guarantee cinematic quality footage.
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Not everyone needs all the bells and whistles of a receiver-driven surround sound system.
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And it contains a surprising number of bells and whistles geared toward improving your shuteye.
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The LoweBot is not a fancy looking device with a lot of bells and whistles.
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We also don't know what, if any, bells and whistles DirecTV Now will come with.
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A few years ago, it would have been much pricier with [fewer] bells and whistles.
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Facebook Chief Product Officer Chris Cox demonstrated the new bells and whistles on – where else?
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Despite all the helpful new bells and whistles, the new Gmail has some frustrating elements.
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A private rooftop deck is one of the many bells and whistles of the unit.
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With all its bells and whistles, it cost about $15,000, and doesn't just do coffee.
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But all the bells and whistles are less important than this: My plants seem good!
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I wanted to write something as direct as possible, without too many bells and whistles.
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Even though it has fewer bells and whistles, it's the second-highest rated course. Why?
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But there were no bells and whistles like when I complete my usual half-marathons!
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It doesn't have as many bells and whistles as the Windows-only Crossword Compiler, though.
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There are a few state websites adorned with the bells and whistles of appealing graphics.
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Not everyone is going to require a huge device with all the bells and whistles.
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If you're paying top money for it, you should get all the bells and whistles.
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TC: What have you done that proves all these bells and whistles make a difference?
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Enhanced e-books sparked more interactions than e-books without any bells and whistles, however.
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All the bells and whistles – including GIFs, photo and video support, voice calling, hidden chess games!
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I was quite happy with my Fitbit and didn't really need the Watch's bells and whistles.
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But none of those surface-level bells and whistles will be what makes Charmed 2.0 soar.
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One way out of this bind is to add bells and whistles to their basic offerings.
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Absintherie's biggest sellers, however, are the macerated alcohols, with all the bells and whistles and fire.
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Those bells and whistles come at a price though: estimates put the Sofort at around $300.
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Use all the available bells and whistles to back up whatever you claim you can do.
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I think you really have to separate yourself and that sometime you hit bells and whistles.
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They come with all the bells and whistles that ensure you get the best clean possible.
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But the company told me there are people who still want all the bells and whistles.
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The Tovala is a shrunken version of the combi, with a few more bells and whistles.
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The ride alone costs about $130k, but Tip had another $95k in bells and whistles added.
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It does also lay some groundwork for Reddit to add in more bells and whistles, too.
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And it built in a bunch of new bells and whistles to its intelligent flight modes.
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With ours, it's more generous because people don't have to pay for the bells and whistles.
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The BabyZen YoYo Stroller is a well-made umbrella stroller with all the bells and whistles.
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Helen's stripped its concept to something that's pedestrian and unexciting despite all the bells and whistles.
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Common sense indicates that any and all bells and whistles might make a house more sellable.
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Does the iPhone SE have all the bells and whistles of the iPhone 6S, just smaller?
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"You don't need a lot of bells and whistles to support your child's development," she said.
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Why buy a smartphone when its bells and whistles are effectively silenced by hills and forests?
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Past shows have focused on the toothbrush, the safety pin, bells and whistles and even dust.
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Free of bells and whistles, these labels' trunks function beautifully in and out of the water.
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Not just that, but they're not all slick design and bells and whistles — they actually work.
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The prized smartphone, even with all its bells and whistles, isn't exactly known for its microphone.
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It's a 7-bed, 10-bath pad which has all the bells and whistles of luxury.
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This tiny machine with no bells and whistles produces superb espresso from any variety of Nespresso capsules.
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While the rooftop apparatus has lots of bells and whistles, the indoor display is definitely no fuss.
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"Sometimes, the assumption with innovation is it's about adding lots of things — bells and whistles," Brown says.
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I don't know if we had lasers, but we certainly had a lot of bells and whistles.
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This sort of campaign, he continued, did not require bells and whistles from technology or social science.
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That includes as we say the bells and whistles…We want the wall money to be increased.
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The 8,500 square foot estate has all the bells and whistles, along with sweeping golf course views.
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RCS is SMS-compatible, so recipients without RCS receive simple text messages without the bells and whistles.
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Apple chose what some consider a surprising third option: wireless earbuds without all the bells and whistles.
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But despite the flawless logic above, I still want this ludicrously expensive bells-and-whistles cutting station.
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My Powerpoint was affixed with bells and whistles and the Quizlet slides were as clear as possible.
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Patrizio is worried the bells and whistles are there to intentionally distract patients from asking important questions.
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It sought to highlight artists' musical talent without the bells and whistles of your typical concert performance.
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It has all sorts of added bells and whistles that make practice educational as well as entertaining.
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Dedicated Mac users don't need new bells and whistles to get them excited about their computers anymore.
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So, do you need a fancy hall with spatial-audio bells and whistles to appreciate these sounds?
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It would be one thing if the IO Hawk or PhunkeeDuck came with additional bells and whistles.
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When it comes to your teeth, you don't always need, or want, all the bells and whistles, though.
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Because I want the dead simple one, versus one with all the bells and whistles and kooky stuff.
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This thing is festooned with power outlets, USB ports, bungee cords, cameras, and other assorted bells and whistles.
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The Sierra Denali Ultimate I drove had all the bells and whistles along with a $68,235 price tag.
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Jimmy is handed a beautiful office along with all the bells and whistles of a partner-tracked position.
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WeChat, a messaging app run by Tencent with endless bells and whistles, for example, rivals anything from California.
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This is a true competitor to Windows and MacOS that sacrifices bells and whistles for lean, smooth operation.
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So, we amicably parted ways and I said "Fuck it!" and released Bells and Whistles on my own.
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If you're not into all those bells and whistles, you should never feel like they're your sole option.
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The A9 has all of Sony's bells and whistles, but it comes with a price tag to match.
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The house is 4,800 square feet, it has 5 bedrooms, 6.5 baths and lots of bells and whistles.
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Unlike a number of high-tech competitors, the C200 is a machine largely devoid of bells and whistles.
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WhatsApp had been positioned as few-frills utilitarian chat while Facebook Messenger sported all the bells and whistles.
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YouTuber Lazy Game Reviews got his hands on one and shows us around the beast's bells and whistles.
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The ship can hold 14 guests with 30 members ... and has all the bells and whistles you'd expect.
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Sure, you don't get the bells and whistles of more expensive phones, but maybe you don't need them.
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New console generations have lots of new bells and whistles, but one constant has been major graphics improvements.
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And it got those bells and whistles in no small part due to Electronic Funds Transfer, or EFT.
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"She's so talented that she doesn't need a lot of bells and whistles," says her stylist Erica Cloud.
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But unlike Snapchat, Duo has no extra social bells and whistles, or even some of Google's trademark intelligence.
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"All the bells and whistles you can imagine," said Mr. Caro, who is participating in the design review.
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Carne y Arena's physical bookends aren't bells and whistles; they're part of the core conceit of the piece itself.
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The areas where it isn't so strong are the extra bells and whistles that you might not need anyway.
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Nowadays electric toothbrushes come with all the bells and whistles to ensure you get a great clean, every time.
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When a filmmaker has skills like Lee's, all the bells and whistles just seem to get in the way.
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It starts at $999 and packs almost all of the bells and whistles Samsung has to offer right now.
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This is all complimented by Koze's take on Le Tough's original; a churning blend of melodic bells and whistles.
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Is it a premature relic, a failed experiment already surpassed by technologies with more bells and whistles like Ethereum?
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It doesn't have all the bells and whistles that Whole Foods has but also has significantly lower capital costs.
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There aren't any bells and whistles here, so for owners of earlier Fitbit devices, these may be too boring.
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The car is roomy, has all the bells and whistles and saves on gas with its hybrid electric motor.
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In the book, her father is a very anti-tech guy, so he wouldn't want the bells and whistles.
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It cost $19703 in 1968, and a compact model with more bells and whistles fell to $191 by 1986.
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And, lastly, they may not offer as many technological "bells and whistles," like mobile apps or fully-featured websites.
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However, at $249, you may want to save a few bucks and forgo some of the bells and whistles.
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Let's do this crazy kind of vesting or lots of bells and whistles on voting rights for common holders.
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But if you're going to buy a $246 bag from Kickstarter, you're going to want the bells and whistles.
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It's also important to point out that I didn't need all the bells and whistles of an actual bank.
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That lead me to splurge on a number of things, including a $129 high chair with bells and whistles.
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An appliance doesn't need bells and whistles to be great, and the Philips TurboStar Digital Air Fryer is proof.
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Intended first and foremost as a gaming monitor, this display rocks many of the bells and whistles for gaming.
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So, for a few more weeks, the William Hill Sports Bar will not have all its bells and whistles.
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While there are several Sleep Number mattresses with more bells and whistles than the c4, they'll naturally cost more.
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We're also taking a detailed look at the ceremonial bells and whistles of Queen Elizabeth II's speech on Monday.
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You get all the bells and whistles: The touch bar, Touch ID, Retina display, and the force touch trackpad.
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But, we haven't thought about it too much, nothing we do is about bells and whistles in that way.
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While it does include RCA and USB ports, there are no fancy bells and whistles on this record player.
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Especially if it's got as many bells and whistles (and pizza drawers) on it as the Gemelli Twin Oven.
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A handset can have all the bells and whistles but without a strong battery is only going to frustrate.
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If you want all the latest bells and whistles — especially if active noise cancellation is a must — then look elsewhere.
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The flagship is located in none other than Las Vegas, baby, and is filled with all the bells and whistles.
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Bell beat Rogers in launching a next-generation TV platform in Canada, offering advanced bells and whistles including video streaming.
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"What's not functional, or what doesn't serve a purpose, really, is all the chrome and bells and whistles," he said.
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It lacks the bells and whistles of some other programs, but it offers all the functionality that most users need.
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It's roomier than it looks, and it has more bells and whistles than you might expect for a $20,000 car.
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Arguably, the increased price was meant to account for the bells and whistles that Epic Games added to the skin.
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Lovevery and Monti Kids toys are mostly made of wood, with neutral color palettes and very few bells and whistles.
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These days bluetooth speakers come with quite a few bells and whistles: voice assistants, single-serving apps, multi-pairing. Cool.
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The truth is that this is mostly an iterative update with faster processors and a few new bells and whistles.
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These giants have all kinds of bells and whistles, and all of them have jumped on the live-streaming bandwagon.
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I didn't use all the Bolt's bells and whistles, likely to be used in pricier trims, and didn't need them.
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With each replica (or "toy," if you must), the BBC has raised its gadget game with new bells and whistles.
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The tablet weighs less than a pound, but includes most of the bells and whistles of a full-sized iPad.
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No matter how many bells and whistles a sex robot might possess, it's still, ultimately, just a really fancy object.
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Still, all the bells and whistles in the world don't really matter if you don't end up with great toast.
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But when is new packaging — often accompanied by bells and whistles of uncertain value — worth an exponential rise in price?
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Portable chargers, like anything else, will only go up in price the more bells and whistles you add onto them.
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Beyond the drawstring design and this fun lemon-lime interior color, the Launch doesn't have too many bells and whistles.
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It didn't have all the bells and whistles it would ultimately have, but it still functioned like the final version.
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It's honestly a welcome change from a company like Samsung that often feels entirely focused on the bells and whistles.
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It also comes in smaller sizes (15L and 20L, no 30L option) and just generally has fewer bells and whistles.
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"All the bells and whistles of a secret lair, but with the space to raise an active family," it reads.
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The 4 bed, 5 bath crib has a great view of the beach, and all the bells and whistles inside.
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Most importantly, don't be fooled by manufacturer bells and whistles that have little to do with your actual listening experience.
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Many heavily discounted vehicles are not stripped-down, basic models, but fully loaded versions with all the bells and whistles.
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As cookware sets go, that's a lot of bells and whistles for the price, especially with the extra 42% off.
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This upgrade will grant you access to a few bells and whistles, such as priority customer support and audit assistance.
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It offers a lot of the same bells and whistles as the Pro models without the four-figure price tag.
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It had all the appearances of streamlined bells and whistles for traveling — now to put it to the pup-test.
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"Conrad didn't need all the bells and whistles in a luxury building," said Mr. Chadwick, who thought his budget was reasonable.
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The musical was basically like an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants, but with the actual bells and whistles of a Broadway spectacular.
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But bells and whistles (and flames) aside, we're very much, all the way here for the evolution of light-up shoes.
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The Beam has a few more bells and whistles than the Command Bar, including a calibration system within the Sonos app.
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Hopefully a curated news service, as well as a few other bells and whistles, will prove the boost the company needs.
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I know there are laptops out there with more bells and whistles, but I still want to buy a Surface Laptop.
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Old cop cars are fairly affordable because many come with high mileage, and there aren't a lot of bells and whistles.
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But as with mature technologies such as cars or washing machines, extra bells and whistles no longer make a deep impression.
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So if you're looking for an option without all the bells and whistles, wired earbuds could be the way to go.
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Amity's bells and whistles are incredible and fun, but ultimately, I found myself wishing they were just Facebook Messenger's new features.
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Naturally, the mode serves very much as inspiration for the expanded creation toys, showing off all the new bells and whistles.
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Arguably the most powerful tablet on the market, the iPad Pro has all the bells and whistles to replace a laptop.
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The K55 model lacks some of the bells and whistles of other Keurig models, but it does the job just fine.
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THERE WILL BE BELLS AND WHISTLES THAT WILL CHANGE, BUT I BELIEVE, DIRECTIONALLY, THE PRESIDENT WILL GET WHAT HE'S ASKING FOR.
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Not only did the SolarCity lawyers focus the decision-making on the special committee, they even negotiated for bells and whistles.
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It lacks any bells and whistles, besides the buckle details at the sleeves and the detachable hood that it comes with.
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Social media has heightened the appeal of unique locations instead of traditional places with all the bells and whistles built in.
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Without all the bells and whistles of a fully-loaded smartphone, I've been able to be extremely intentional with my time.
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Thoughtfully designed to inspire you to perform your best, it has all the bells and whistles you need for peak efficiency.
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It's lacking all of the bells and whistles Amazon has offered up over the years, but it mostly does the trick.
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There are new bells and whistles—literally—that really make the song sound like if Victorian mystery novels had trap soundtracks.
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If you do want to go the UV route, there are options from several vendors, all with different bells and whistles.
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It doesn't have the bells and whistles of the other watches on this list, but it's smart in its own ways.
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This mower, offered at a budget-friendly price, still has plenty of bells and whistles and puts in an impressive performance.
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The improvements have obviously helped performance, but "it's still a toaster oven, despite all of the bells and whistles," he says.
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You still get to make delicious lattes and cappuccinos, but have fewer of the bells and whistles of the K-Cafe.
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The Next is the first running shoe to use multiple carbon fibre plates among a host of other bells and whistles.
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"A lot of regional banks don't need all the bells and whistles," like a mobile app with facial recognition, Klock said.
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If you don't care about bells and whistles at all, and just want to track steps, then get something more affordable.
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"Bandersnatch" is a shiny package with bells and whistles on the outside and a whole lot of nothing on the inside.
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I work for a cable company, so I only pay for equipment and taxes, but I have all the bells and whistles.
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These kinds of devices get the job done, and perhaps Apple recognised that customers don't always want all the bells and whistles.
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Andy Rubin's high-end Essential Phone still has the bells and whistles of an $700 phone, but it's price is half that.
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It's decked out with a bunch of digital-age bells and whistles: On the dashboard is a high-definition 503-inch touchscreen.
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There's a good reason for all these robotic bells and whistles: Evo is designed to teach STEM in the classroom, said Hamda.
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While cheaper vacuums certainly won't offer all the bells and whistles of fancier models, rest assured that most will meet your needs.
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The R1 might not have as many bells and whistles as the UJet, but it makes a lot more obvious practical sense.
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Of the F131's many bells and whistles, the supplied RF remote for changing the RGB LED case lighting is my favorite.
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These are all standard specs, with a few bells and whistles (like the audio enhancements) to make the Q7 series more appealing.
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In case normal pics ain't your thing, there's a virtual tour you can take to scope out all the bells and whistles.
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Take LG's two new devices, both sporting the latest bells and whistles, designed to usher in a new area of Android Wear.
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It also comes with all the bells and whistles you'd expect ... a doorman, an elevator, a concierge, a gym and lots more.
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In the end, the bells and whistles don't hold the floor up underneath writing that can't quite hold up its own façade.
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In terms of new features, there are several areas where Yahoo Mail is adding more bells and whistles that focus on personalization.
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For all the bells and whistles at our disposal, we as a society are steadily declining in productivity as time goes on.
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But this functioning safety net is a far cry from the overly ambitious enormously expensive bells and whistles of Medicare for all.
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And then there are his more sedate, minimal works that calmly reveal the purity of movement without all the bells and whistles.
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"These ships have several thousand passengers so they have a lot of bells and whistles to cater to them," Ms. Perl said.
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Because robot vacuums are such cool pieces of technology, they can get pretty expensive if you want all the bells and whistles.
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If you're looking for a high-quality, adjustable bed frame with all the bells and whistles, the Casper Adjustable Pro won't disappoint.
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There were no bells and whistles here: just toasted sourdough bread, avocado, sea salt, pepper, and pepper flakes for a little heat.
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The mirror comes with a number of unique bells and whistles (including an app!), but do they justify its hefty price tag?
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Fan has led the studio's efforts to focus on storytelling and character development rather than just promoting VR tech's bells and whistles.
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The piece inspires contemplation of the real nature of a chair, and what it might look like without any bells and whistles.
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Yeah, yeah, the Model 3 can sort of drive itself and has a lot more in terms of technological bells and whistles.
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"The less bells and whistles a toy comes with, the more it lends itself to creative play and imaginative play," she said.
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When the choir recorded the new arrangement, it reacquired "bells and whistles," Ms. Gibson's shorthand for more complicated rhythms and additional harmonies.
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But for smaller manufacturers looking to grow, the bells and whistles take a back seat to affordable rent and plenty of space.
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There are no bells and whistles to distract you, just an excellent writing companion whenever you need to put pen to paper.
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The first bells-and-whistles beach resort to open in southern Sri Lanka sets the bar high for other properties to follow.
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What we have right now isn't so much a government as a pinball machine — all clanging and pinging and bells and whistles.
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In exchange for the first Mustang built, Ford gave him the one-millionth -- a 1966 model with all the bells and whistles.
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The service will have other bells and whistles to entice would-be subscribers, including bonus scenes and interviews with casts and writers.
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If you want to keep taking advantage of the latest iOS bells and whistles like dark mode, older iPhones won't cut it.
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After noting the park's bells and whistles, we expected the hotel to be more technologically impressive, with video games and animatronic characters.
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But the bar has once again been raised, at least among people with the means to invest in more bells and whistles.
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"It is an industry that's constantly churning, and where consumers are looking for more bells and whistles all the time," says O'Brien.
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The startup earns money from $5/month subscriptions to its Nitro tier, which gives users cosmetic upgrades and a few bells and whistles.
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The Mahan, a destroyer, fired warning shots and used radio calls, flares, bells and whistles to signal to the ships to stay away.
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Notably absent here are the extra bells and whistles like Autopilot that make Teslas some of the most exciting cars on the road.
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It has all the bells and whistles of a high-end Gmail replacement — think snooze, send later, priority inbox, unsubscribe and custom notifications.
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While some couples may enjoy working out the details of a large, bells-and-whistles affair, others just want to keep it simple.
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The Story then jumps from her text to a video of the slot machine's bells and whistles after declaring her the jackpot winner.
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There are plenty of new bells and whistles on the inside to potentially attract buyers, but the design is just a talking point.
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Along with a possible swipe-based keyboard and other bells and whistles, iOS 13 is said to feature a Dark Mode for iPhones.
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Apple's Mac Pro computers aren't cheap — they start at $2,999 and can easily approach $10,000 will all of the bells and whistles added.
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Having frills and the bells and whistles with the dresses, and then I am getting black, blue, just like these classic boring dresses.
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And it's all based on Android 9 Pie, so you'll find the latest bells and whistles from Google under the hood as well.
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The following is a spoiler, so look away if you wish to read The President Is Missing with all bells and whistles intact.
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It's not clear who first invented microscopes, but they emerged around the 1590s with few of the bells and whistles they have today.
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Economists are good at reducing a complicated world to a few assumptions, then adding bells and whistles to make their models more realistic.
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She liked being on a flight deck, hearing the sounds of ship's bells and whistles while taking in the smell of salt water.
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"Mohenjo Daro," written and directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, isn't really interested in how the city worked, or in its ancient bells and whistles.
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There’s nothing wrong with treating yourself to extra bells and whistles, which the Inspire HR doesn’t have at all.
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It's easy to see how Samsung's relentless push to include all the latest bells and whistles might have contributed to its predecessor's problems.
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The latter two, while great alternatives to an official client, are paid applications with a lot more bells and whistles than some require.
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It will also offer bells and whistles, like sneak peeks of Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show and a big dose of the 2020 Olympics.
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Indeed, this seems to be the mentality behind most of HelloFresh's recipes: Prove that even without bells and whistles, food can be delicious.
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Or maybe you just frankly don't give a shit about the new bells and whistles and you just need an iPhone upgrade stat.
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So many of the bells and whistles don't add anything to our enjoyment of living (and result in error-prone, expensive, throwaway devices).
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"Most people want to test drive that car or pick out the color or the interior or the bells and whistles," duQuesnay said.
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So he opted for a simpler look, one that focused more on the character's emotional core than on his mechanical bells and whistles.
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Though it didn't have the exciting bells and whistles of the Panera cocoa, sometimes simple, seemingly high-quality ingredients come out on top.
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An authorized generic is identical to the original drug, but it doesn't come with all the bells and whistles of the branded product.
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There aren't a ton of bells and whistles on this model — it's manual with a dial you can set to low, high, or warm.
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"We didn't want to over-engineer it, make it too fancy, or give it too many bells and whistles," says Nel of the exoskeleton.
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If you don't need all the bells and whistles, however, Google Camera offers many unique, user-friendly features like lens blur, photospheres, and HDR.
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For those who want nothing more than a classic watch with subtle bells and whistles, the Samsung Gear S3 Frontier watch checks every box.
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Despite the lack of bells and whistles, it did its job admirably and kept me un-schvitzy and unburnt while the sun beat down.
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They don't come with all the bells and whistles of X or the Note8, but will serve you perfectly well on a daily basis.
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The Alarm system does not have as many bells and whistles as Nest's system, nor does it have some of the conveniences Nest provides.
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The van is chock full of bells and whistles, like a monster editing setup, new monitors, fast Wi-Fi and a LOT of power.
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Sure, it may not have all the bells and whistles that a pricier machine would, but the most important thing is the end result.
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If I have a bunch of lights and production and bells and whistles that's just a bonus to me, but I'm good either way.
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But if you want all the bells and whistles that help ensure those planes don't fall out of the sky, that sometimes costs extra.
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When it comes to bells and whistles, the CAS-1 has a couple that are sure to please both casual and hardcore listeners alike.
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Sometimes pop stars have all the time and money in the world to make a high-production video, with all the bells and whistles.
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But if you're writing songs and they're good, you should be able to play them without all of the bells-and-whistles of production.
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It covers contentious issues — such as official corruption and a recent scandal involving improperly stored vaccines — with a clutch of digital bells and whistles.
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Otherwise, however, there aren't all that many bells and whistles to note, save for a three-stage telescoping handle that makes transport quite seamless.
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This affordable option is great for people on a tight budget, or anyone who doesn't need the bells and whistles of more expensive options.
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A good blender with all the bells and whistles can run a bit pricey, so finding one on sale is a saving grace — literally.
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This one from Dell may not be a MacBook Pro with all the fancy bells and whistles, but it certainly gets the job done.
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Ritual Essential for Women is made with just the necessities in mind and absolutely no added bells-and-whistles or unwanted chemicals or fillers.
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Gourmia® GCM2865 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker — $49.99 Maybe you don't need all the bells and whistles when it comes to your coffee.
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The mouse also features a few extra bells and whistles – like two extra buttons on the side, which can be used for other functions.
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Despite all the promises of new bells and whistles, a reputation among consumers for being a reliable network will be more important, McAdam noted.
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It's fine to look at, but it eschews a lot of high-tech bells and whistles that are found with newer e-bikes today.
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If you don't need the bells and whistles of a smart thermostat, save yourself hundreds of dollars with the Honeywell Digital Non-Programmable Thermostat.
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While it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the newest models, it can support your web browsing, streaming, videography, and phone calls.
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It's $100 and comes with all the bells and whistles you'd expect: 4K resolution, HDR display, an ethernet port, a voice remote, and more.
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I imagine thousands of people will solve this puzzle and go on with their Sundays none the wiser to all the bells and whistles.
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It's a great showcase for everything the Pixel phones can do, thanks to the latest Android Oreo update and all their extra bells and whistles.
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Coming in at a mere $215.6, this laptop is a nice, minimalistic option for someone who doesn't need a bunch of extra bells and whistles.
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Those are bells and whistles, though; they may help make VR more frictionless, but they don't help make VR a viable alternative to conventional computing.
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The bells and whistles in this app are limited to setting a daily reminder, choosing the color scheme and exporting entries to a PDF file.
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First unveiled at IFA in Germany, the company behind all the bells and whistles, Megvii, has been working hard to create a customer-facing product.
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It's packed with all the bells and whistles that might appeal to the customer who wants the top of the line phone regardless of price.
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But all those bells and whistles don't answer a big question looming over the Tab S3: who the hell is going to buy this tablet?
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There are other bells and whistles, too, including additional integration with the read-it-later service, Pocket, recommending stories based on the sites you frequent.
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As a watch, the Nabu has the usual bells and whistles—time, date, stopwatch, countdown, and alarms—all of which already exist on your phone.
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In the interim, it has supercharged the service with bells and whistles that draw on the company's formidable IP in areas like AI and search.
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It's got all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a top-of-the-line Samsung TV, including crazy-good contrast, brightness and HDR1923+ support.
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With each of these new devices come a lot of bells and whistles, including improved speed, security, intelligence, enhanced gaming capabilities, and new pretty colors.
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Nuna's products are top-of-the-line and highly in-demand, with a zillion bells and whistles that don't interfere with the ease of use.
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With the Sea Ghost line, Vibe offers most if not all of the bells and whistles of top-tier kayaks at around half the cost.
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Having a dollhouse that's as big as you are and includes all the bells and whistles is more than enough to get immersed in play.
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As John gets a glimpse of this successful entrepreneur's new lifestyle, he's concerned Mission Belt is still too new to support the bells and whistles.
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And while compact and even self-heating versions have come to market, time and time again, these bells and whistles fall short of the original.
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When you want a reliable, quiet garage door opener without extra bells and whistles, the Chamberlain WD832KEV is a smart choice and a good value.
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If you don't care about bells and whistles, and you just want maximum capacity for minimum cash, the EasyAcc Power Bank is here for you.
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Rooms are on the cozy side, with few bells and whistles, but are sleekly designed with dark-wood floors, industrial lighting, and clever built-ins.
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While Malibu Beach Inn is an idyllic beachfront hotel charging luxury prices, it's not really a luxury hotel with all the fancy bells and whistles.
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Unless you've got an electric toothbrush with all the bells and whistles, you need to get off your high horse immediately and consider your options.
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It performs the same functions more expensive microwaves do without the extra bells and whistles, save for internal heat sensors to ensure even cooking throughout.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Cunningham is a lush documentary about the legendary choreographer, shot in 3D and overflowing with cinematic bells and whistles.
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He is also playing the new organ more often than he played the old keyboard, because, as Bauman said, it offers more bells and whistles.
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Highlights included: There's more, but the point is that AWS just rolled out a whole bunch of bells and whistles for companies big and small.
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Kanye's has all the bells and whistles, so we're guessing theirs was double that after getting the works from the popular customizers at Platinum Motorsport.
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Along with additional bells and whistles, it is said to be more secure than even the current version, while offering somewhat better privacy controls for users.
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A simple and intuitive screenwriting software, it has all the bells and whistles you would expect from a powerful writing tool but without the over-complexity.
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Included are three-quarters of those with bells and whistles that, in effect, expose MetLife to market risk in what it might have to pay out.
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Apple had a great thing going with the original iPod, for example, but kept adding bells and whistles that muddled the user experience with feature bloat.
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For all of the bells and whistles (and "He Hate Me"), the XFL couldn't escape the truth that the actual football being played was pretty terrible.
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Some modern versions offer useful programmability and other bells and whistles, but the basic cooking mechanism hasn't changed much since Naxon first came up with it.
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DSLRs tend to be full of enough features to frighten off newbies and, depending on price, enough bells and whistles to keep you busy for weeks.
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I've been using it for about a week and I can tell you that it's fast, easy to use, and devoid of complicated bells and whistles.
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The features that make iBeat different from other widely popular consumer products is its longer battery life and its lack of "bells and whistles," Oz said.
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The games arrive on September 5, and come with the same bells and whistles that NES games on the Switch do: rewind functionality and save states.
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If you're willing to forgo some of the bells and whistles in exchange for a good deal, buying used is your best option for big savings.
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This is Mel Gibson adding a lot of cinematography (and blood) along with bells and whistles to a story that's been told for the umpteenth time.
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The iPhone X is officially here, and with it comes a bevy of new bells and whistles that Apple promises justify the smartphone's hefty price tag.
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If you like seeing how all of a game's graphical bells and whistles look on a colorful 2120K screen, the Triton 900 is here for you.
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China and North Korea are commemorating 70 years of diplomatic relations, so the meeting will likely include all the bells and whistles of a state visit.
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I mean, if you're going to create a stage show that braves the depths of cyberspace, you'll presumably need an arsenal of technological bells and whistles.
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It's not really made for personal calls — there are way more bells and whistles than you need — but its free plan works just fine for them.
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His shows, rarely publicized, without any of the bells and whistles that now are now de rigueur, were nevertheless among the most influential and jam-packed.
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And for those who don't necessarily want bells and whistles when it comes to stylish accessories, there was much to be found in Milan this season.
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In addition to its bells and whistles, the home's location is what makes it so ideal — it sits 20 minutes from Google's and Facebook's corporate headquarters.
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Regular audiences, on the other hand, shell out top dollar for a new release (often with surcharges for 3D, Imax and other superfluous bells and whistles).
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It made a "Google Play Edition" of some Galaxy S phones, which shipped free of the sometimes outlandish bells and whistles Samsung adds to its gadgets.
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In 2012, came Canva, a product that focused primarily on non-designers and folks who need to 'design' without all the bells and whistles professionals use.
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Trump is first and foremost a salesman, and soon his fundraising efforts—the MOST SUCCESSFUL fundraising in HISTORY, he reminded me—had baroque bells and whistles attached.
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Gutierrez says that a lot of children's media "gamifies the experience" with Pavlovian bells and whistles, but he thinks this distracts from the play and learning potential.
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According to Musk, though the Model 3 starts at $7159346577206394883,000 without any additional bells and whistles, the cars will probably sell for an average of $42,000 each.
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That's because it's effective, but doesn't have any of the bells and whistles (fragrance, oils, etc) that irritate our faces or leave us feeling less-than-fresh.
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Since 2015, when the company began offering subscription layers to users who want premium bells and whistles, it has amassed a respectable number of subscribers, as well.
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You don't get some of the extra bells and whistles available with the other applications, but you can get connected reliably with a couple of mouse clicks.
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The company clearly worked closely with Disney — it's got all the bells and whistles you'd expect, right down to the familiar strains of the John Williams score.
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Features are there whether users take advantage of them or not — your CRM doesn't sprout new bells and whistles when more employees log in; it's static software.
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But instead of focusing on the hardcore business user, Geronimo is bringing its array of bells and whistles, and its much improved user interface to the masses.
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Because of the storm, almost all of the bells and whistles on the boat had been shut down—the skydiving simulator, the North Star capsule, the FlowRide.
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We should keep that in mind as we judge these announcements, looking at how they improve the overall products and not at the shiny bells and whistles.
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Like the iPhone X, the iPad Pro comes with Face ID, Apple Pay, DSLR-rivaling cameras, and all the other bells and whistles you've come to expect.
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Think about it: no bells and whistles to remove during security, no jumpsuit-induced bathroom woes, no need to conspicuously change in the backseat of your cab.
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US Defense officials said at the time that despite radio calls, flares, bells and whistles to signal the Iranian ships to stay away, they had no effect.
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If you want to use an app, I suggest using that for a while, and see if you feel like you need any extra bells and whistles.
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It's inexpensive, comes in a variety of colors to suit your kitchen's vibe, and most importantly, it makes a really strong espresso without any bells and whistles.
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"The bells and whistles of a single payer system are a political mine field," said Chris Jennings, a former health care adviser to Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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But in a sea of options with tons of bells and whistles, even the most experienced fitness junkie can have trouble choosing from these often-pricey wearables.
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This adorable little guy (or girl) is new and improved, though, with all the high tech bells and whistles you might expect of a digital age Furby.
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What did they think of transforming their dowdy place into a state-of-the-art, digitalized store, with all the bells and whistles, under Alibaba's Tmall brand?
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But all the technical bells and whistles, while smoothly produced, ultimately feel less like integral elements than a distraction from stock characters and a thin, overlong plot.
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Some come with all the bells and whistles like memory foam, cooling layers, and anti-wicking fabric, to help you rest easy and keep pain at bay.
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There aren't extra bells and whistles in the S20 Ultra's screen — apart from its size, it's identical to the screens on the regular S20 and S20 Plus.
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"By putting all these bells and whistles in, we are able to wet down our hillsides, close intake valves and keep smoke and debris out," Somerville said.
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Pixelmator is best known as the image editor for Mac you buy if you don't need — or can't afford — all the bells and whistles that come with Photoshop.
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Samsung's new line of refrigerators, which cost $5,1603 to $6,000, have a lot of bells and whistles, but what's remarkable is they don't seem to be pointless additions.
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There's something about a no-frills bike that can still hold its place in a peloton crowded with oversized aero tubes, disc brakes, and other bells and whistles.
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Some even come with all the bells and whistles, like memory foam, cooling layers, and anti-wicking fabric, to help you rest easy and keep pain at bay.
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That positioned it as a more private alternative to Facebook with some additional design bells and whistles, although the friend restriction was moved to 150 and then 500.
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There's a lot going on here, and it's an understatement that it takes a bit of due diligence to make sense of this bevy of bells and whistles.
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NPR's Tiny Desk Concert series offers the rare opportunity to listen to some of our favorite artists perform in an intimate setting, sans the usual bells and whistles.
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If someone were to forgo all of the bells and whistles of the Fenix 5 series and buy a Fitbit or Apple Watch instead, I couldn't blame them.
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The AC3900 devices are a few inches shorter than the AC16347703 and they are missing a few of the high-end bells and whistles of the original models.
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Say what you want about Samsung's TouchWiz or the iPhone X's notch, but the fact remains: Their phones are desirable and come with all the bells and whistles.
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The XCD lenses Hasselblad has started making for the camera are of the highest quality and there are lots of bells and whistles* that come in the camera.
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Travel ban 3.0, set to take effect on October 18th, shares much with its predecessor, but, like an updated smartphone model, boasts a few new bells and whistles.
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While expectations are low for Apple's newest iPhone, there are a few new bells and whistles predicted for the devices expected to drop at the company's Wednesday event.
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You can sprinkle on your unicorn dust and have bows and bells and whistles, but at the end of the day, for me, does the product actually work?
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With so many businesses decking the halls with Christmas-themed bells and whistles, it can be difficult to narrow down the places that are actually worth your time.
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This feels a lot cleaner than many Android interfaces, which hide apps away in an "app drawer" and bog down the interface with resource-hungry bells and whistles.
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Millennials and downsizing baby boomers alike demand the latest and greatest amenities, but there are a limited number of them who can afford all the bells and whistles.
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Frigidaire Three-Door Fridge for $103,400 ($715 off): Simple, understated, and solid, this Frigidaire refrigerator has a few bells and whistles but mostly keeps things simple and sleek.
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So don't let the lack of bells and whistles fool you, because the engineering team at Google spent its time on something more important: making Duo crazy fast.
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Other bells and whistles include various tests to find out what causes infertility, such as sperm analysis using expensive machines (inspection under a simple microscope is often enough).
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Prime Day 2019 deal: Ring Video Doorbell Pro, $169 (originally $249) [You save $80]If you're looking for something with more bells and whistles, try the Pro version.
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And it'll have all the bells and whistles you might expect from a modern PC port: high frame-rate support, HD-ified textures, mouse and keyboard support, etc.
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A monthly subscription also gets you YouTube Red—ad-free, offline-enabled YouTube, with all the extra bells and whistles that come along with it (exclusive PewDiePie videos!).
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The Koogeek Smart Light Strip may not have all the fancy bells and whistles as some others, but it's very inexpensive and works with HomeKit and Google Assistant.
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For 99 cents per transaction it's a more expensive option than Robin Hood, with an easier onboarding process and fewer bells and whistles for more sophisticated stock trades.
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However, the market is changing so rapidly that study respondents said online tools they considered to be "bells and whistles two years ago" are now expected, Thompson said.
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For a simple but practical cat water fountain that keeps your cat's water fresh without any expensive bells and whistles, we recommend the PetSafe Healthy Pet Water Station.
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These bells and whistles do not come cheap and are therefore less available to small and midsize galleries that already struggle to pay rent and afford art fairs.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — There's absolutely nothing wrong with bells and whistles, but it's nice to take a break from the flash and work on something stable and buttoned up.
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We haven't tested the Vapor X yet, but $199.99 sounds like the right price for a watch with fewer bells and whistles than the $295 Fossil Gen 5.
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The hotel doesn't have all the bells and whistles found in fancier, more expansive resorts, and it's definitely not a party hotel like you'll find in South Beach.
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If it makes you feel any better, the maxed-out version of the 16-inch MacBook with all of the most expensive bells and whistles totaled at $6,099.
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Whether you prefer a minimalist-chic look or want to dress your presents up with literal bells and whistles, there's an affordable and easily orderable roll for that.
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Alexa is also receiving a few new bells and whistles, including "frustration detection" that can detect when users are starting to lose their nerve with the voice assistant.
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The Taylor Digital Bathroom Scale doesn't have any fancy bells and whistles, but it is an incredibly accurate and easy-to-use scale that you can rely on.
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Samsung&aposs first ultra-premium Chromebook — the Galaxy Chromebook — has all of the bells and whistles of a flagship product, and it has a price to match: $2.4.
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Notably, the clip shows that Joe Kay has not given up wearing his signature headgear, and even updated it with some fancy bells and whistles for the new record.
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But in a monologue free of many bells and whistles — like, not even a single spontaneous burst into song — Kimmel managed to set 'em up and knock 'em down.
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The hope is that this camera and all of its bells and whistles keep your pet entertained and distracted from the reality that you are out of the house.
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Admittedly, you won't get quite as many bells and whistles as you do with the fully fledged desktop equivalents, but consider whether you really need all those extra functions.
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I'm always weary of a "check all the boxes" investment product, with unnecessary bells and whistles that the product sponsor knows very few people will ever use or need.
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But the price and other bells and whistles of the Watch might be too much for those just looking for a simple way to track steps, laps and calories.
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"You will in total spend more as a nation on health care from adding all the bells and whistles that are associated with these kinds of proposals," said Blumberg.
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The latest bells and whistles ... a giant tarp that's hanging in between trees, and at least one security camera along the beach, which we're told has a wandering lens.
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And if sex toy companies continue to enhance their products with wifi bells and whistles without keeping their security top notch, that could quickly become a pretty serious problem.
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For example, a graphic designer might use their documents to show off their design skills, while added bells and whistles could be a turn off in more traditional fields.
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I asked Hulu if the $40 was really $40, or if it would cost a lot more once you got bells and whistles involved (you know, like DirecTV Now).
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If you want all the latest bells and whistles, such as 29K resolution and HDR support, you can also check Roku's most powerful video streaming device, the Roku Ultra.
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Adding the new technological bells and whistles is a big investment, but the government considers it worthwhile because census data is the bedrock upon which so much policy rests.
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Companies are realizing the more they spend with Amazon, the more they can add other bells and whistles such as content or reviews that can help encourage more sales.
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She wanted all the bells and whistles — lashes, contour, an overdrawn lip — so we look back and laugh at those early Gossip Girl posters, because she looked very done.
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"It's not a place for a new midwife or any practitioners who are not comfortable with very little in terms of bells and whistles in modern maternity," she says.
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Keeping clutter and bloat down to a minimum is the order of the day, and that means some of the usual bells and whistles get lost along the way.
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When starting a company and seeking that first customer, you're not meant to take on a $210 billion debt financing (and the accompanying terms/bells and whistles) anytime soon.
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But Amazon on April 18 made it so that you could subscribe to the video service without any of the other Prime bells and whistles for $8.99 per month.
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While the music will take center stage at the concert paying homage to both the animated classic and the newer live-action recreation, there are other bells and whistles.
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All of which suggests women may prefer the modesty and functionality of fitness trackers like Fitbit, some observers say, while avoiding the fashion bells and whistles of designer smartwatches.
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That's something that I've always tried to do with my music: strip down the bells and whistles but, at the same time, not compromise the quality and the substance.
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The cloud can be a less pricey cybersecurity tool that's great for small- to mid-size companies that can't afford all the bells and whistles that larger companies have.
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"In the end, today was 'Apple Day' and as much as I like all the bells and whistles, I know the Wall Street jackals were not appeased," he said.
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Furthermore, they don't have wireless connectivity, noise cancellation, an attention button or any of the latest bells and whistles you can now get in the $200-$400 price range.
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In just the last century, it's morphed from what looks like a torture device into the electric gadget we know today, upgraded countless times with new bells and whistles.
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Effler says that when the study was first conducted more than 30 years ago, cars had fewer bells and whistles, so the survey did usually just evaluate the mechanics.
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Ecobee3 is one popular brand here, offering all the usual bells and whistles as well as free monthly reports on energy usage and tips for how to save more.
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As I pointed out back in 22005, the credit card was around relatively early, but it didn't have many of its best-known bells and whistles until the 27s.
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It's reasonable to assume that all those new bells and whistles will probably cost a fortune and end up pushing deployment of a sixth-generation fighter closer to 215.
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This bag assumes that you're OK with thick, heavy leather and that you're willing to forgo a lot of the bells and whistles you get with more modern styles.
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As Chen points out, Microsoft Word and Google Documents have tons of bells and whistles, but the vast majority of users only use a small portion of these features.
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Plus, the lack of any big breakthrough technology means that this year's phones may look a lot like last year's models, with only a few new bells and whistles.
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President Donald Trump is eager to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin with full diplomatic bells and whistles when the two are in Germany for a multinational summit next month.
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This treadmill from ProForm has all the bells and whistles, including a touch screen, 50 onboard workouts, a pulse monitor, adjustable incline, extra cushioning, a fan, and Bluetooth speakers.
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"We've gone through great pains with the Model 33 to design it for manufacturing and to not have all sorts of bells and whistles and special features," he said.
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To keep things feeling fresh (and conveniently allow for even more sponsorship opportunities), the network has also added an ever-increasing number of bells and whistles over the years.
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I want to talk about why you didn't add more bells and whistles and where it goes, but you're using a phone to take people away from phones, correct?
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"I'm not trying to say that every concert has to have all kinds of bells and whistles," he said over a Nespresso in one of Geffen Hall's green rooms.
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That has inspired a crop of newer start-ups, like Empower, which started its first fee-free online checking accounts, with lots of digital bells and whistles, in October.
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It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of enterprise software, but if you're just looking to connect with a couple of friends or family, it's more than enough.
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At the time, Google declined to comment, but many experts suspect that an official announcement, with all the bells and whistles of publicity and proper peer review, is imminent.
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In a rare display of unbridled optimism from hardened New Yorkers, they arrived with huge grins and wide eyes, taking in the bells and whistles at three new stations.
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Dr. Brown's Deluxe Baby Bottle Warmer comes with a lot of bells and whistles, making the purchase a top choice for those who want an effective high-tech warmer.
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If you don't need all the bells and whistles from this slow cooker, you may want to consider a simpler version as it would be quite a bit cheaper.
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Founder Robyn Berkley told the Observer, all of Live the Process' clothes are meant to "make you feel beautiful and motivated," not distract you with unnecessary bells and whistles.
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I'm curious about the potential bells and whistles that may be part of the new iPhone that may be announced this year, since it'll be the iPhone's 10th anniversary.
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The Das Keyboard 5Q is a formidable and well-designed gaming keyboard with all the usual bells and whistles, like RGB lighting and a customizable knob for additional controls.
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It looks sleek, comes with a built-in privacy shutter, a fingerprint reader, great speakers, and other bells and whistles that are hard to find at this price point.
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He also gave a tour of the plane as it was being finished up earlier this month, and it's definitely got all the bells and whistles you might expect.
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Tonight's gig — one of about 110 that Marchetti will work this holiday season — is a simple meet-and-greet, and won't be requiring any of the bells and whistles.
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Still it falls short in a number of ways: It lacks the bells and whistles that make other modern trucks so useful, like corner steps, configurable tailgates and storage lockboxes.
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AI practitioners have since largely abandoned that path in the mad dash for technological progress, instead slapping on bells and whistles that boost performance with little regard for biological plausibility.
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It comes with all the bells and whistles, such as three versions of the film, two audio commentary tracks, a brand new 55-minute making-of documentary, and deleted scenes.
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We're excited to be working with them, and you can use the space below to let us know what bells and whistles you'd like to see next on Money Diaries.
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Users can have basic conversations with each other using Allo, but the app looks like it will really come into its own when using all of its bells and whistles.
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The app strips out much of the bells and whistles, offering a more space-saving experience for users with limited data plans, spottier connectivity, and slower than average internet speeds.
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It comes updated with the latest version of iOS, which means you can get the benefits of Touch ID, Apple Pay, and all the other most recent bells and whistles.
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According to The Verge, the NichePhone-S is the perfect fit for people who want a phone that texts, calls, and streams music without all the additional bells and whistles.
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It's an admirable performer in games (though lacking in Nvidia's bells and whistles) and one of the fastest consumer priced cards available for professionals in the video and 3D space.
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There are no bells and whistles here like voice search or 4K support, but if price is your one and only concern then a Chromecast may just do the trick.
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Expect Snap to optimize its engineering to make messages quicker to send and receive, and even sacrifice some of its bells and whistles to make chat faster in developing markets.
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In which case, the Fire 7 or Fire 8 HD are both great choices, and you'll save at least $60 by getting rid of some of the bells and whistles.
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As you might imagine, this place comes with all the bells and whistles of a multi-million dollar mansion -- a home theater, wine cellar, music lounge and its own gym.
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There's a swimming pool and hot tub on the ship's deck -- plus a bunch of other bells and whistles -- and Blank's private quarters also has its own private hot tub.
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It also has all of Apple's bells and whistles, only they have different names: Apple's True Tone becomes Huawei's Natural Tone, and Night Shift goes by the name Eye Comfort.
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Maybe you're more heavily invested in Amazon, or iTunes, or YouTube, or maybe you just need something that's a little simpler and that doesn't have so many bells and whistles.
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The Flare is a device completely devoid of all bells and whistles for the sake of offering users simple tracking functionality without losing an arm and leg in the process.
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Will enough fancy bells and whistles be enough to distract consumers from the fact that the company deliberately set out to deceive them about the severity of its diesel emissions?
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"I would say that Sprinklr currently has the most bells and whistles, but I wouldn't call them — or anyone — a one-stop platform for social marketing needs yet," Parrish said.
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You can get a good outdoor chair with all the bells and whistles for $65.98 at Sam's Club, and at better quality than the cheap ones at Target or CVS.
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Despite the relative youth of the brand, Away has wasted absolutely no time in sweeping jetsetters off their feet with sturdy, elegant suitcases with a few interesting bells and whistles.
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"We may not have all the bells and whistles and features, but what we've built is for the employees, and we have the numbers to back it up," Vogels said.
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That meant that his trip would not feature many of the most prominent "bells and whistles," like an official visit to meet Queen Elizabeth II via a carriage ride parade.
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Bells and whistles are nice (and yes, it is packed with them) but it's that immediate quenched feeling and long lasting glow that makes it fool-proof in my book.
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While it might not have all the bells and whistles of more expensive offerings—like removable side plates or a wireless charging mat—it's a great choice for most gamers.
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As for what Joe had done ... he brought it into Will Castro of the TV show, "Unique Rides," and had all the bells and whistles added on that he wanted.
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The new entry-level phone, the iPhone XR, starts at $353 while the iPhone XS Max, its biggest, most powerful iPhone yet, costs $1,450 with all the bells and whistles.
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With one of the largest water tanks on the market, the Asakuki Smart Wi-Fi Essential Oil Diffuser covers lots of square footage with plenty of fun bells and whistles.
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I mean: On the one hand there are Gucci, Chanel, Dior and Vuitton, holding the equivalent of destination weddings in far-flung locales with all sort of bells and whistles.
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Maybe it&aposs my minimalist style talking, but I deeply appreciate that it does not look like it has a ton of bells and whistles, even though it actually does.
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Though it doesn't have as many technical bells and whistles as other more expensive models, it's one of the most affordable bases around, which makes it all the more attractive.
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Beyond this unique rotating feature, the display boasts solid performance specs with a 4K QLED panel and all of the smart TV bells and whistles that Samsung is known for.
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Turned out by direct-to-consumer startups like Everlane, Allbirds, and Rothy's, their bells and whistles run the gamut from eco-friendly fabrication, indestructibility, portability, blister-free comfort, and washability.
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In other words, the U.S. government told Harrison her services were no longer needed, and it would behoove her to silence the bells and whistles –- which she didn't, Koenig said.
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The central figure is Dolley Madison, whose transformation of the just-built White House into a vibrant social space is paid clever tribute in a bells-and-whistles central gallery.
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Parents read similar stories in three different formats: traditional printed books, e-books without any bells and whistles, and "enhanced" e-books with extra features like sound effects or animation.
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Lost Lust Another knockout from Lost Lust, this pin features the rare "bells and whistles" chain that I still haven't figured out how to get manufactured on my own pins.
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That aside, when compared with other modern cruise ships, there are a number of unique bells and whistles that do make the Anthem of the Seas stand out in the crowd.
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I'd honestly recommend this if you have a garage you're trying to keep an eye on and aren't too worried about the bells and whistles you get from better recording services.
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Shiny bells and whistles aside, last year's Faraday Future debacle proved that it takes much more than flashy demos and extravagant promises for an EV startup to make a viable product.
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"Dinosaurs weren't shy about sexual signaling, all those bells and whistles, horns, crests, and frills, and yet we just haven't had a reliable way to tell males from females," she continued.
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"The appeal to me was that it didn't have all the bells and whistles, so it's simple and clean on the inside and is a good fit for me," she said.
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This iPad Pro still features the same bells and whistles as the space gray model with its Hexa-core (53 Core) A25X Fusion chip, 2128GB of memory, and 2349.99GB of storage.
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Monthly meetups may not come with all the bells and whistles promised by one giant gathering, but smaller crowds and no admission price make these events far more likely to succeed.
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The crowdfunding campaign has a few levels of funding, but to actually own one of these strollers with all the bells and whistles, it's going to cost you $3,199 plus shipping.
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Aside from being a solid, well-built product that performs its intended purpose (effortlessly moving someone around) extremely well, Segway also included all of the bells and whistles one could imagine.
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Another classic without the bells and whistles, the Studio Winlaw backpack offers a two-way zipper closure for max convenience and adjustable straps to make carrying it as comfy as possible.
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But now it seems Facebook has realized that people come to these apps for messaging, not all the bells and whistles, so it's smart to shove those in a menu drawer.
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In addition to obvious bells and whistles like unlocking a door from your phone, Voyomotive wants to capture the data cars generate to reveal insights about driving habits, performance and maintenance.
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Despite bells and whistles, televisions are a commodity product (unlike, say, airfoils), and thus the cost structure is much more compatible with efficient Asian supply chains than with American expensive labor.
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It's fitting, then, that the Pixel 3 builds on an already pretty perfect camera, adding some bells and whistles sure to please mobile photographers rather than messing with a good thing.
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But, the bells and whistles are really with the XS and the bigger XS MAX, which comes with a 6.5-inch screen ... making it the biggest screen ever on an iPhone.
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Whether you're looking for a basic cabled home theater system, or a full wireless speaker system with all the bells and whistles, this list should have the right system for you.
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No, it hails from 2015 (what we're now referring to as the "good old days"), but it's still got all the bells and whistles you look for in a new device.
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The house has all the bells and whistles any star could want -- a long, winding driveway, infinity pool, a gorgeous terrace with a view ... all surrounded by a forest of eucalyptus.
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The RadWagon is affordable because it eschews a lot of the bells and whistles you tend to associate with e-bikes: no app, no GPS tracking, no Bluetooth, no anti-theft.
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Financial advocates say that beyond all the bells and whistles, the main benefit of the "smart" prepaid cards is that they can prompt parents to talk with their children about money.
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That power tank we mentioned earlier is an additional $2,895, so expect to spend a good deal more money than the starting price if you want all the bells and whistles.
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Gourmia® GCM3350 Pourista Fully Automatic Pour-Over Coffee Brewer Outfitted with more bells and whistles than the previous coffee maker, this brewer also delivers satisfying cups of pour-over coffee.
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Ansel Elgort hit up the perfect spot to ring in the New Year with his bikini-clad GF ... a villa in the Dominican Republic that had all the bells and whistles.
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Lutz said that accelerating Model 3 sales, especially ones with bells and whistles, have been aided by its perception as a high-end alternative to cars from BMW or Mercedes-Benz.
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The screens have gotten bigger, in part because of pressure from Samsung's popular large devices, and Apple's added some bells and whistles such as facial recognition, augmented reality and animated emoji.
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To get the bells and whistles of the fascinating Touch Bar, two additional Thunderbolt-3 ports and even a faster Core i133 processor, you'll have to pay at least $200 more.
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It's a myth that workers' foremost concerns when looking for a job is finding a company that will offer fancy bells and whistles — bean bags, ping pong tables and craft beer.
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Le.Taxi does offer some nifty bells and whistles, like letting a user see a driver's customer reviews, and the ability to pick and choose nearby drivers --something that Uber doesn't do.
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To top off the look, Zion went with a blinged-out Rolex ... which is retails in the $45,000 range, but with all the bells and whistles, it's worth a LOT more.
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Smash fans want to play Smash, and when a new one comes out, they don't want a bunch of extra bells and whistles or a reinvention of the game they already love.
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You won't get all the bells and whistles that come with some more expensive models, but you still have everything you need to make sure your dental hygiene is up to scratch.
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To get a Tesla Model 2120 — a real Tesla with all the bells and whistles people associate with the buzz-worthy brand, like Autopilot — you'll have to fork over $2517,230.1 or more.
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Unfortunately, most of us do require bells and whistles (and several cups of coffee) to wake us up, which is an indication that we're sleep deprived as a society, Dr. Barone says.
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The 65-inch LG Signature OLED TV R—which comes equipped with plenty of bells and whistles, like being able to be controlled by Siri—is expected to ship sometime in 2019.
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It was an amplifier that tethered to a pair of "dumb" speakers, creating a more traditional-looking stereo system with all the wireless multiroom bells and whistles one would expect from Sonos.
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It's got plenty of bells and whistles, boasts the world's fastest elevators, a stunning observatory deck, and even notched top marks for green building by industry groups in the U.S. and China.
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And I guess Biophilia, for Björk, was so ornamental and very academic, so the video I did with her the first time was incredibly visual and had all the bells and whistles.
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Blac Chyna didn't have as many famous guests at her party as Rob for Dream's first birthday ... but she had all the bells and whistles necessary to put it over the top.
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Kindle, $59.99 (originally $89.99) [You save $30] + $5 eBook credit + 3 months free Kindle Unlimited: The most basic Kindle, which is best for readers who don't need tons of bells and whistles.
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Because few commercial theaters have projection systems that are technologically advanced enough, will anyone even be able to see "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" with all of Mr. Lee's bells and whistles?
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In fact, you can buy an excellent vacuum cleaner with nearly as many bells and whistles as the more expensive models for just three-hundred dollars – in some cases, a lot less.
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You're obviously not going to get all the bells and whistles with this compact option that's suitable children 3 years and older, but it comes ready to go with everything you need.
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Plenty of women have long preferred the efficient, less ritualistic atmosphere of the local barber, where a lack of bells and whistles translates to lower price tags and a refreshing, informal attitude.
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However, it's pretty much a plant notification system that could use a few more bells and whistles – maybe some sort of self-watering system so we can further ignore our chlorophylliac friends?
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If you're looking for a more affordable, basic option without all the bells and whistles, we've got you covered with four pairs of Sony headphones on sale for up to 62% off.
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While the iPhone SE is rarely discussed on Wall Street and lacks the bells and whistles to impress tech enthusiasts, it's been been highly strategic for Apple's business in a few ways.
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The budget iPhone won't come packed with all the bells and whistles you'd find in an iPhone 11 Pro, but it also won't break the bank at a rumored price of $399.
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Yes, you probably want some enormous TV with all the bells and whistles for your home cinema set-up, but that's not what you need for the spare room or home office.
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"If you watch a kid with the smartphone, all the bells and whistles are just so seductive and addictive," says Marika Lindholm, sociologist and founder of ESME, a site for single moms.
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It's powered by Intel's 10th-generation Core i5 processor and has all the bells and whistles, like a fingerprint reader, a built-in stylus, and a display that can rotate 360 degrees.
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A Model 3 with bells and whistles — like dual-motor all wheel drive, enhanced Autopilot, and a $5,000 performance upgrade package — will cost around $67,000, according to the company's Model 3 configurator online.
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Fire 5003 Kids Edition Tablet, 2500-inch Display, 210GB, Blue Kid-Proof Case — $2159.99 See Details The Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition features the same bells and whistles as the Fire 7.
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A larger 6.5-inch "iPhone X Plus" is expected to have all the bells and whistles of the iPhone X, but come with a battery that could be up to 25 percent larger.
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So, instead of building a phone with more bells and whistles, Google is stripping out a lot of the expensive stuff and building a phone called the Pixel 3a that starts at $399.
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I don't think wireless earbuds necessarily need to brim with bells and whistles, but at this price it's hard to excuse some of that not being here, and the same goes for versatility.
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Meanwhile, both wireless speaker models have the same bells and whistles, such as WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities, iOS or Android mobile device syncing, and Alexa features when connected to an Alexa-enabled device.
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The bottom line: Audi's RS 5 Sportback starts at $74,200, but add all the bells and whistles, including the $5,500 black optic carbon package on my loaner, and you'll be forking over $100,000.
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Lincoln debuted its new midsized Aviator SUV at the New York International Auto Show this week, and it features more high-tech bells-and-whistles than Ford's luxury brand is typically known for.
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Even if it managed to pull off a cheaper alternative to one of Apple's most popular products, it's hard to imagine they'll come with the same bells and whistles that make AirPods worthwhile.
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Without calling for changes to the plot of my movie, he pointed out some unnecessary bells and whistles in my idea that might send any real chemists in the audience into a rage.
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He's been commissioned to make the first robot cam girl and has a bigger budget than usual to work with, so he going to town on it with all the bells and whistles.
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Because it doesn't have the expansive bells and whistles of a Casio and because most of the smarts are in the app itself, it's a bit of a hard sell for most people.
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Some ropes have bells and whistles, like weighted ropes or handles, but to start you just need one that's lightweight and has an adjustable size so you can fit it to your height.
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Australian company Breville is renowned for producing top-notch small home appliances, and its Breville Die-Cast 4-Slice Toaster has all the bells and whistles of our top pick — and then some!
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With this new technology, it's very attractive to look at all of the bells and whistles, but the idea of creating something that feels organic is the challenge I find the most interesting.
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The protesters blared bells and whistles, chanting "Stay out, stay clear, Donald Trump get out of here" and booed as the US President left for Blenheim Palace in a helicopter with his wife.
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There aren't many bells and whistles to the interface, admittedly, but Signal has a surprising number of useful features for you to explore, including support for disappearing messages, audio notes, and group conversations.
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Why you'll love it: The All-Clad 2-Square Belgian Waffle Maker is a top-of-the-line appliance with all the bells and whistles to ensure you make perfect waffles every time.
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And the lavish shower fixtures that some apartment owners are splurging on are ones they will actually use and enjoy — unlike the fixtures on tubs, which tend to have fewer bells and whistles.
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Whether or not you're on the new iPhone 11 train, have no fear — many of its coolest bells and whistles can be yours with iOS 13, Apple's latest iPhone software coming out today.
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Another design classic in the backpack arena, JanSport's Right Pack is a simple solution for anyone who values good, clean design and quality workmanship over the bells and whistles of more fussy options.
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One idea is for them to receive push notifications when a buyer expresses interest in their company's shares, though Venables and Hennessey say they're contemplating a host of other bells and whistles, too.
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And that the services they are offering—the recognition facial recognition software, the Ring cameras, and Neighbors—are all just bells and whistles to a much more profitable business, which is cloud storage.
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As we reported, the aircraft comes with all the bells and whistles, and it's free for Drake to use -- so long as he flies it around with his name slapped on the side.
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If you are looking for a robotic vacuum with all of the bells and whistles and you have the ability to spend top dollar, you should definitely give the D7 Connected a try.
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The X700 doesn't include all of the audiophile bells and whistles that are integrated into more expensive players, but it will still output lossless Dolby Atmos and DTS:X from compatible discs just fine.
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But if you're looking for a good commuter bike that has a few extra bells and whistles, and you don't mind paying a premium for it, than it might be worth taking a look.
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I might not know the hottest new drink in San Francisco with all the bells and whistles and all of that, but I'm much better at what I do today than what I was.
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In addition to having a striking profile — the all-white look is really something — the scooter also comes with a lot of high-tech bells and whistles, like GPS tracking and smartphone-enabled locking.
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Regardless of all the bells and whistles, however, the main goals remain simple — to improve on the average four to six breakdowns a year and reduce the time people have to wait for lifts.
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Yes, the full, final, all-bells-and-whistles render will still take a long time, but you can get a good feel for what it is you've just changed much, much faster than that.
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While the base price for a specific car might be more reasonable, consumers often end up buying one with a lot of bells and whistles — much of which they probably don't need, Jones said.
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Instead, the distraction of road-show bells and whistles (70mm projection, overture, intermission), a few overly hammy performances and at least a full hour of fat made this one a slog to sit through.
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But bells and whistles can't save you from the absolute monotony of the main gameplay loop, which turns nasty hordes of writhing rat king piles into chores rather than anything even a little scary.
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Should we be upset that Apple, Google, and Qualcomm are potentially making our devices less secure while simultaneously exposing our biometric data to greedy third parties — all for what amounts to bells and whistles?
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The Apple pipeline could include new iPhone called the iPhone SE, which would be the size of the iPhone 5s but with the bells and whistles of later models, according to technology blog 9to5Mac.
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Yes, you do not have all the bells and whistles of some huge clunky ERP system, but you offer benefits that they can't (support for mobile devices, distributed teams, millennial-friendly user experience, etc.).
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The 2-story, 5-bedroom crib has all the bells and whistles a single dude might want -- sweet pool out back, private movie theater, game room, sports court, dual-purpose office, and guest house.
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WNBA games still lack some of the extra bells and whistles given to the NBA games in "2K20," like special introductions from Shaq or post-game highlights showing off the star of the game.
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Given how different 234 is from Dolby's traditional back-end sound processing technologies, it's done a solid job with design and the app could still get more bells and whistles before an official launch.
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While the iOS App Store's new bells and whistles are a consumer-facing set of features, a larger goal is to aid the iOS developer community in getting their apps exposed to interested users.
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Overall star rating: 4.6Total number of reviews: 5,466One thing to know: As home to the perennial playoff contender San Antonio Spurs, AT&T Center doesn't need all the bells and whistles to attract fans.
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Consider the hoopla around "promposals": Girls may send out emissaries to test the waters, but the request still usually comes from the boy — sometimes with as many bells and whistles as a marriage proposal.
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Now, it's launching the Zhiyun Smooth-Q2 smartphone gimbal on Kickstarter, with the aim of delivering a "truly pocket-size" gimbal that has all the bells and whistles you could ever want or need.
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Not only is it a colorful gaming keyboard with lots of bells and whistles, but it features mechanical switches that can be customized per key to give you a typing experience unique to you.
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In addition to having a striking profile — the all-white look was really something — the scooter was loaded with a lot of high-tech bells and whistles, like GPS tracking and smartphone-enabled locking.
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In essence, the argument that the mayor and other city officials made boiled down to whether spending so much on bells and whistles was justifiable at a time when the system's infrastructure was failing.
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Or is the role of the court jester less about the bells and whistles of provoking laughs and more about revealing the uglier truths behind abuses of power, with lethal punchlines and a wink?
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But as fashion detectives, we're not here for the peripheral details— we're all about the bells and whistles of their airport security-ready looks ("don't look at me" sunglasses and a snazzy carryall bag, included).
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While you or your gadget-obsessed acquaintance may have a broad selection of new gear, the celebrated laptop, camera, or phone might not be the one that comes with all of the bells and whistles.
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Blac Chyna is pissed at Tyga for jacking her Ferrari birthday party plans for their son, and adding his own bells and whistles to outdo her ... and she smells a rat behind the whole mess.
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Digital consoles in studios are absolutely incredible now, but the DJ market seems to use digital as a way to either offer lots of bells and whistles, or as a way to keep prices down.
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Roav by Anker Car Charger with FM Transmitter and Bluetooth 4.2 Receiver — $17.193 (list price $40.99) See Details If you don't need any fancy bells and whistles, you can get a regular USB car charger.
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The Ultra is basically Samsung's answer to the iPhone 113 Pro Max, adding on some extra bells and whistles, and power to create a premium, top-of-the-line third variant to the flagship lineup.
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Within the Enterprise Edition, the company is offering three pricing tiers with a basic, standard (which includes the previously mentioned Docker Datacenter product) and an advanced product with all of the enterprise bells and whistles.
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They tend to fall into three camps: flashy luxury or sports cars with lots of bells and whistles, more utilitarian concepts built to embrace our seemingly inevitable autonomous future, or a mish-mosh of both.
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In order to reduce the size of the app, the company stripped away many of the bells and whistles found in the original app such as the live map view and animated cars on streets.
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From a full charge I clocked a pitiful 2 hours and 27 minutes while continuously streaming video with all the bells and whistles turned on, and a little over 3 hours on a second attempt.
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The company also offers a premium service ($30 a month) that comes with bells and whistles like a weekly email listing your performance stats and an option to upload documents for a full grammatical scrubbing.
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But the appeal of luxury goods, which take about 4½ months from the runway to selling floor, is built around handcrafted items with all the bells and whistles — meaning it's product that can't be rushed.
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While it's certainly not as durable as a traditional car, it has bells and whistles that go beyond your traditional bike: It features a heated windshield, studded tires and a trunk to stash your stuff.
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The best part is the fact that this little tool has no bells and whistles: Simply drop an unripe avocado into the sock and in roughly 24 hours you'll be ready for that avocado toast.
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If you're looking for one with a few more bells and whistles though, Step2 also has a two-tier Tropical Rain Forest Water Table ($69.99) and a dinosaur-themed Dino Dig Sand & Water Table ($68.99).
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Rather, it is 20073, the much anticipated new grocery concept from Whole Foods Markets, that is banking on the robotic kiosk and a host of other bells and whistles to reverse the company's waning fortunes.
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The model features the same bells and whistles as the Samsung Galaxy S29, but with a larger Infinity Display at 211 inches and dual wide-angle cameras that are both 2128 megapixels for dynamic photography.
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"A lot of what we saw in the market went out of its way to make sure the world knew you were wearing "technical" sportswear, lots of extra zippers, seams, bells and whistles," Fenton said.
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Frieze, which originated in London, has energetically pursued what seems to be the main art-fair defense, which is to add enough bells and whistles to look as little like an art fair as possible.
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If the Tesla Model 260 trajectory is any indicator, Fisker Ocean reservation holders will need to give the dream of a $37,499 electric SUV (complete with all the bells and whistles) a few more years.
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There aren't many bells and whistles by way of design or luxury amenities (not even a minibar) but the on-site dining more than makes up for the lack of $6 chips in your room.
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The living room: If you want all the new bells and whistles, consider a 4K display, also known as Ultra HD. This means the resolution -- 3,840 by 153,160 pixels -- is four times that of an HDTV.
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Ultimately, Canadians don't seem to want fancy bells and whistles in their national parks: just look at how angry many of us got about Mother Canada, or when Parks Canada said it might introduce WiFi hotspots.
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By cutting out the "bells and whistles" of quick turnover trends, Price can focus on timeless designs that have a longer shelf life for consumers and that are created through a simpler, more environmentally-minded process.
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At first, I was a little bummed that we weren't having all those bells and whistles but Gleb and I started this experience together and we're going to end it together – just the two of us.
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There will also be hordes of drones that mimic the look and feature set of DJI's Phantom drones, but at lower price points, and with bells and whistles throw in to make them seem cutting edge.
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HQ by WeWork offers spaces with customizable color schemes and branding incorporation, private entrances and a service-lite model of WeWork management that includes essentials (IT, AV, etc.) but without all the bells and whistles (e.g.
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Still, while chat may be the center of the mobile experience, and all of mobile is adapting to the visual communication era, Messenger can't let the bells and whistles obstruct the speedy utility at its core.
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The problem is they'll have to download the app but won't get any bells and whistles or the ability to connect with Google Chat, Hangouts, Spaces, the upcoming Allo messaging product, or Google's Android SMS app.
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It's an intimate spot with professional bells and whistles and a blanket of energy that really allows you to be enveloped in the music, feeling it so much more strongly than at massive venues of scale.
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Ballerini also turned in high-voltage performances of her chart-toppers, but she proved her star power with "I Hate Love Songs," a no-bells-and-whistles ballad that will appear on her upcoming sophomore album.
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This isn't a glow giver with a ton of bells and whistles: There are no chunky flecks of sparkle, no chrome-like finish, and it sure as hell won't give you a metallic or wet effect.
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Mr Pollack says that if Mr Kim wants the sort of bells-and-whistles deterrent deployed by the large nuclear powers, with submarine-launched and mobile missiles, the ruinous expense would make such a policy impossible.
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It doesn't feature any of the bells and whistles that its more expensive brethren offers, but, for many users, that may not be an issue (do you really need a speaker on a smartwatch, after all).
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Wolstenholme emphasized that despite the multimedia bells and whistles, Madefire's motion books should still be an active reading experience, not a passive viewing one, the key distinction being that the text isn't just replaced with voiceover.
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The team behind the console pointed out that it had a ludicrous amount of extraneous bells and whistles to justify the price, but retro game collectors—a type not exactly known for frugality—quickly called foul.
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Mr. Balich also has to convince Italy's traditionally skeptical art conservators that he's not out to circumvent visits to the real chapel with a glitzy concoction that includes theater, ballet and many, many bells and whistles.
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The developer would not disclose the rent for the retail space, but it is expected to be much higher than average because of the opportunity to brand an entire building with the latest bells and whistles.
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I also have a black Marc Jacobs leather jacket that is kind of rock 'n' roll, almost '50s, but with softer leather and it doesn't have a bunch of bells and whistles with zippers and such.
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In comparison, a primary is a pared down version of the same process: Voters select their candidate through a blind ballot — usually by bubbling in a name on a form — without all the bells and whistles.
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Apple's iMessage is a large, secure and private platform — but it lacks these advanced parental controls, as well as the other bells and whistles (like built-in AR filters) that make the Messenger Kids app fun.
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Amazon Fire Tablets are actually a really great alternative (minus some of the bells and whistles), and you can get the most recent iteration for just $109.99 right now — that's $40 off the original asking price.
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Mr. Byrne and Mr. Demme worked together frequently, notably on "Stop Making Sense," a 21963 concert film about Talking Heads that many critics (and filmgoers) found mesmerizing, though it had few filmic bells and whistles. (Mr.
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Perhaps the Apple Watch Series 3 is the biggest case to be made that there's an audience for a lower-cost Apple Watch that doesn't have all of the bells and whistles of the latest model.
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It comes with all of the bells and whistles, yet it isn't such an enormous thing that it doesn't fit in any of my pockets and can't be used without two hands and lots of concentration.
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LG's OLED TVs have become synonymous with high-end picture quality, and the C29 continues that trend while adding a few new bells and whistles over previous models, including HDMI 29 inputs for better future-proofing.
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They all have excellent screens with useful bells and whistles like fingerprint readers and the ability to be used for mobile payments, and both Android and iOS have robust app stores filled with high-quality software.
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Not only does the lucky bidder get the cool piece of Browns history, they get a whip with ALL the bells and whistles -- a Furion fireplace, Corian tile countertops, three slideouts, heated and massaging theater seating.
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EGLET: It wasn&apost meant to provide immunity for a hotel-casino who had woefully inefficient security process that didn&apost you know, all the bells and whistles that were going off that they didn&apost catch.
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A related exhibition in the Skylight Studios gallery does little to enhance the themes brought up in Refugee, relying too heavily on multimedia bells and whistles to tell a story that the photographs do quite adequately themselves.
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And then when somebody's taking advantage of the frame buffer and you know, Dolby Atmos, and the wide color gamut, and all of the bells and whistles, it's going to be hard not to notice the difference.
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Today, it sent customers a note explaining that for those using its "Essentials" package (unlike its "Professional" package, whose bells and whistles include customer support, customer questions for attendees and more), reduced prices are coming for many.
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CNET is reporting that anyone interested in the bells and whistles of the iPhone X but not the huge price tag can potentially wait it out to get all its new features for less money next year.
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It's unrealistic to assume that the new iPod touch would get all the latest bells and whistles that the iPhone XS and XR have, but an upgrade — especially if it remains cheap — would be more than welcome.
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In Mr. Zichermann and Ms. Linder's terms, the company has established a rapid feedback game, which works pretty much like a slot machine, without the bells and whistles and with the stipulation that you always win … something.
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WeWork appears to have picked up the company for several reasons, beginning with its ongoing quest to provide its growing base of corporate customers with bells and whistles like "insights" to help make their spaces more productive.
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Whether you're looking for a simple, basic option to get you from Point A to Point B, or a heavy-duty backpack with all the bells and whistles, we've got the best pack to fit your needs.
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All-new Sonos Beam — $2200 See Details The Sonos Playbar has all the same bells and whistles as the Sonos Beam, except the Playbar is designed to be a dedicated TV soundbar instead of a portable one.
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"We may not have a lot of the bells and whistles we normally have, but just take a little time travel and pretend you're back in the 1950s and you'll feel very comfortable about that," he joked.
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It's interesting how there are more things different between the smaller S9 and larger S9 Plus this year, which might make it harder for those looking for a compact phone with all of the bells and whistles.
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Coffee lovers start out innocently enough with drip filters, French presses, milk frothers, and stovetop espresso makers; but then next thing you know, they're browsing Amazon for full-on espresso machines with all the bells and whistles.
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That said, it's hard not to think about how something like YouTube TV or Sling might be a better fit for me financially, even if they don't have the same bells and whistles as AT&T's product.
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Samsung's Chromebook Pro has a few more bells and whistles than your average: There's a built-in stylus for sketching and note-taking in tablet mode, and it has a processor that's powerful enough for serious multi-tasking.
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But for the right kind of affluent customer who doesn't need the extra bells and whistles of the BeoLab 90, and just wants fantastic sound in a beautiful-looking speaker, the BeoLab 50 seems like a good option.
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The new generation for Fire TV Stick 4K features the same bells and whistles as the previous version, but now with the capability to stream video in 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Vision, HDR, along with Dolby Atmos audio.
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The new generation for Fire TV Stick 4003K features the same bells and whistles as the previous version, but now with the capability to stream video in 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Vision, HDR, along with Dolby Atmos audio.
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The AquaSonic boasts an industry-leading motor that can produce 40,000 vibrations per minute, along with other bells and whistles like fast wireless charging, smart vibration timers, accompanying DuPont-engineered brush heads and bristles, and a travel case.
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The 22-year-old actress says that she's not one to put herself out there romantically, revealing that she isn't especially keen on going out on dates – and all the contrived bells and whistles that come with it.
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Don't forget: For cars with less bells and whistles, plan on bringing a towel or blanket for your pup to rest on, as well as some extra paper towels or pet wipes in case there is an accident.
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It's a tough play in a world where advancement is measured in terms of bells and whistles, but Pebble's already got a solid foundation for its long-awaited sequel, along with a few years' worth of software upgrades.
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You won't get all the bells and whistles of your regular browser, but you can click around the web as normal, making it perfect for those sites you just want to check in on every now and again.
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In addition to ensuring that the new 311 had many of the expected bells and whistles offered elsewhere, the city of Chicago made a substantial effort to include all constituents in its plans, something few municipalities have accomplished.
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"We want to make sure ... that it doesn't have a lot of Freedom Caucus bells and whistles in it," he said, adding he expects the spending measure and Zika funds to come up in the Senate next week.
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Central to it is a choice between three different modes: "Native 4K," for the highest resolution; "Enriched Visuals," to turn on more graphical bells and whistles; and "High Frame Rate," which shoots for that 60 FPS sweet spot.
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"We look at it as a system of concentric circles, saying harden your most critical systems first, put all your bells and whistles on them to prevent them from compromising, and then build out from there," said Mason.
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There's a lotta house to go with that price tag -- 7,610 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 3.75 baths with all the bells and whistles: panoramic view of Puget Sound, private home theater, gold leaf ceilings and customized whiskey bar.
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Google's headset may not have all of the bells and whistles available on more serious VR headsets on the market right now but it will bring a quality Android VR experience to people sporting the latest Pixel phones.
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Touch is one that hasn't really been touched (sorry) much up to now, but as we start to see more haptic bells and whistles on devices like our smartphones, it's logical that it should come to games, too.
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Rather, the newish hotel (open just a year) seems to attract mostly couples, business types, and tourists who favor a stylish stay without the bells and whistles (or inflated price tag) of a full five-star luxury hotel.
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Rather than being all bells and whistles, the creators wanted to choose the features that "are necessary to create a good chat experience, while keeping the attack surface of the system to a minimum," the CoyIM website reads.
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At the very least, this does offer some indication that customers are willing to pay top dollar for all the latest bells and whistles, even when a cheaper premium alternative is on the market at the same time.
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As Tesla always said it would, the car lacks many of the "bells and whistles" of the pricier Model S. It does not offer the performance of Tesla's ridiculously quick Model S P2000D car (which sells for $23,000).
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The current iteration is both more varied (lots of different sports and players, rather than one; including the reasons for ejection as a bonus) and compressed (trimming my kooky bells and whistles so the ejection gimmick stands out).
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The founders of TraxPack are trying to do something a bit different, however, launching a Kickstarter Tuesday for a smart suitcase that — in addition to the usual bells and whistles — makes it easier to go up and down stairs.
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But Hull (and many professional reviewers) rave about this fairly new-to-market model for having all the bells and whistles of a full-size stroller with an incredibly easy collapse function and a light, easy-to-maneuver design.
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It lacks some of the bells and whistles found on other battery cases such as ones from Mophie, but its slim design, grippy silicone exterior, and no-nonsense charging and power management within iOS, meant it really just worked.
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Obviously, performance is the most important when you're considering a breast pump, but when you are essentially forced to bond with a machine to produce milk for your baby, the little bells and whistles do make a positive difference!
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To come to this conclusion, I had to subtract all the bells and whistles from the F-150 — the price difference between the Silverado LTZ and the F-150 Limited was close to $20,000 — and focus more on basics.
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It has many of the bells and whistles that you need for a commuter ebike, like a 250-watt motor hidden in the crossbar, around 40 miles of range, three levels of pedal assist, a throttle, and a horn.
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Mr. Gorman tries to pack too much in 75 minutes, and so does the director Arthur Adair, who overcompensates with bells and whistles — the occasional live video feed à la Ivo van Hove is awkward and expendable, for instance.
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"You will in total spend more as a nation on health care from adding all the bells and whistles that are associated with these kinds of proposals," Linda Blumberg, institute fellow, said when the study was published last October.
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The final version of the film was made using stock Unity 2019.3, the version of the engine that entered final beta testing late last year, and was designed to use as many of its bells and whistles as possible.
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Next week, YouTube is launching YouTube Music — a revamped version of its existing music service that is functionally the same, but comes with extra bells and whistles like personalized playlists based on your YouTube history and other usage patterns.
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The Out-of-Office calendar, as co-founders Jason Bacher and Brian Buirge have called it, comes with all the bells and whistles: indications of voter registration dates, acknowledgment of Russian President Vladimir Putin's birthday and playful jabs about small hands.
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Definitely check out the rest of the Roku line: The $70 Streaming Stick+ and the $40 Roku Premiere will play 4K HDR content, but don't have all the bells and whistles of the Ultra (like Ethernet, USB, and microSD ports).
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Sure, the Apple TV 4K offers some extra bells and whistles, like being able to control your smarthome, download third-party apps (like Panna, a cooking app, or Zova, a fitness app), or view iCloud library photos on the big screen.
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But while the film lacks the bells and whistles of today's movie magic (and, if we're being honest, those goblin masks are a little ridiculous) Halloweentown did manage to capture the Halloween spirit in a way that endures to this day.
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This is definitely a futuristic version of the modern transport truck, with a lot of bells and whistles that indeed look like they could make the lives of both freight shipping companies and drivers much more comfortable and convenient overall.
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There are also fewer bells and whistles than a real iPhone X; there's no face unlock (despite the notch), there's an extra bezel chin on the bottom of the screen, and wireless charging is nowhere to be seen on either device.
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Facebook has found that users aren't so keen on tons of bells and whistles like prominent camera access or games getting in the way of chat, so Facebook plans to bury those more in a forthcoming simplified redesign of Messenger.
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Magisto, meanwhile, has three tiers of service, priced at $4.99, $9.99 or $34.99 per month, depending on whether you want longer video, more editing tools (including stock music and photos) or higher-quality video downloads, among other bells and whistles.
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It's a way of showing that they're devoted to acting, and the art, and not embarrassed to do it for minor money, without all the bells and whistles of a major studio production, because what they really care about is craft.
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These discounts are not only cheaper than publicly offered rates but you'll also get some free bells and whistles* at many of the hotels, such as: All these hotels are within easy walking distance of public transportation and major SF sights.
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The bells and whistles: These traps don't just catch the mosquitoes: they also track the time of day they were captured and what the temperature and humidity were, data that could help determine the best time of day to spray insecticides.
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He did one called Ruminations last year that's just him and an acoustic guitar, not a lot of bells and whistles on it, and he just released an accompaniment which is all the same songs but with a full band.
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As a result, many B2B and enterprise-IT companies are often laser-focused on talking about their products' specific bells and whistles, staying in "sell mode" for a technical audience and cranking out wonky whitepapers and often-boring product press releases.
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The 6 bedroom, 7.5 bathroom compound sits inside an exclusive gated community, and it has all the bells and whistles -- from a grand foyer entrance and media room to a pool, spa, tennis court and, of course, a basketball court.
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Williams said he is not concerned about the new Ram trucks as competition for GM. "Pickup trucks are our bread and butter, and we've got the new model to prove it with all the bells and whistles customers want," he said.
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Honestly, nine times out of 10 I tell people don't get a smart TV. I'm often not convinced it's worth it to pay extra for the bells and whistles that come with them: they're often slow, clunky and hard to manipulate.
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If you're someone who feels the heat when Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan's characters break out the bells and whistles (aka ben wa balls) you may be bummed to learn that things are looking surprisingly PG-13 in the new teaser.
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Some creators kept their tried-and-true formula while adding a few bells and whistles for VR. Tastemade, a cooking channel, simply stuck a 360 camera into the kitchen, so viewers can feel like they are standing right alongside the hosts.
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First, an overview of how these remote debate panels work from someone who produced for years: They're not done in a studio with all the bells and whistles (like monitors and or the ability to control audio aspects in the room).
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The best espresso machines Coffee lovers start out innocently enough with drip filters, French presses, milk frothers, and stovetop espresso makers; but then next thing you know, they're browsing Amazon for full-on espresso machines with all the bells and whistles.
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Other tubs with more bells and whistles include the walk-in tub, designed with a sealing door for elderly or physically disabled people unable to climb into a regular bathtub; the whirlpool, with therapeutic water jets for massage; the air tub.
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Rather than adding unnecessary bells and whistles to what should be a simple experience, the Chefman Sous Vide doubles down on the method's benefits of convenience and control, ensuring that restaurant-worthy meals are always just a few clicks away.
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The two-story, 30,000-square-foot training center will feature a 40-yard track, sleeping pods, cryotherapy chamber, devices that mimic high-altitude training, a boxing ring, and a host of bells and whistles to record and measure fighters' physical output.
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Though Rogers's life story is interesting and the film had all the bells and whistles of solid modern docs (clean testimonial shots, carefully woven archival footage, a recurring animated motif of a lion, etc.), that stuff wasn't what made it great.
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The news release for the project, which does not mention the offer of access to Donald Trump Jr., goes on about its various bells and whistles, making the project sound something like a cruise ship — with a golf course attached.
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In 2015, Guitar Hero Live tried to shake up the series formula with its new controller and "live" presentation—but, when all bells and whistles were stripped away, you were still keeping time with Kasabian using a fake plastic axe.
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Having messed with TCL's 275-inch 24-Series model both in the office and at home, I can say it's a quality option for those who want all the modern bells and whistles of a new TV without going broke.
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"This deal represents budgeting at its worst — each party is giving the other its wish list with all the bells and whistles included and asking future generations to pick up the tab," said Maya MacGuineas, the president of the watchdog group.
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You got this building built at Palo Alto High School that literally is nicer than any journalism place I've ever worked — I was like, "I want to work here" — with all kinds of bells and whistles and studios and everything else.
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CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR This annual favorite, starring the high-kicking Radio City Rockettes, will offer the usual crowd pleasers, like "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," but also promises a new finale with cutting-edge technical bells and whistles. Nov. 9-Jan. 1.
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From older models at the lowest price we've ever seen them, to new ones with all the bells and whistles at a generous price cut, we found all the best deals on MacBooks for Cyber Monday so you didn't have to.
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This process doesn't have all the possible bells and whistles a full primary model could have, but it captures key dynamics of the race and is simple enough to be translated into an interactive simulator that users can easily play with.
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He has said that a proprietary "Starry Station" router — that's the pyramid in the picture above, which features many bells and whistles — that accompanies the service will cost $350, and will go on sale Feb 5, and start shipping in March.
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These bells and whistles are all well and good, but most notably both phones come with the ability to store private keys—random-looking strings of characters, the owner of which controls some associated digital coins on a particular ledger—offline.
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I've long been a fan of the functionality and features Garmin packs into its fitness trackers, it's the brand I still recommend to people, and the latest version of the Vívomove HR has all the bells and whistles most amateur athletes could want.
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Everyone loves bells and whistles, but at the end of the day, if you're talking about a group with a small budget that is mostly volunteer-run, they need solutions that are simple to administer and won't require additional staff to maintain.
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Though he also says some are choosing to wait — adding that Kano remains committed to shipping the devices, and saying for those that do wait there will be a few extra bells and whistles than originally specced out in the crowdfunder campaign.
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The Super Bowl is undeniably a super-sized event loaded with bells and whistles and an over-the-top halftime performance, but fans who wanted to watch the game in person (most tickets are reserved for sponsors) paid dearly for the opportunity.
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Opening in a small office on the first floor of the Westfield Century City mall, Forward's Los Angeles office will contain all of the bells and whistles that brought it so much attention when it opened its first San Francisco location in January.
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Because the "language server" aspect of VS Code is open source, I can get many of the hints and errors I rely on so heavily when coding into Neovim, even though it lacks all the GUI bells and whistles of VS Code.
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It's also got other bells and whistles to justify the $1003 jump in price, including a button to help you find your remote when you lose it, and additional buttons on the remote so you can use it to better control games.
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It has tons of bells and whistles, including a generously sized 21.5-inch LCD screen controlled by an app that lets you share a calendar, post photos (great for families who can't keep every last piece of their kid's artwork) and leave messages.
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The Orient Defender has a lot of bells and whistles for this category, including day, date, and 24-hour features, and while handsome, it's a little busy for a field watch, which was originally designed to be simple and easy to read.
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Now with the Sprint-managed Wi-Fi hubs and all the other bells and whistles the city has recently added, Kansas City is hoping to gain the official recognition from the feds for its commitment to the principles of a smart city.
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Thanks to its team of engineers from all over the world, the Volta strikes the perfect balance of cycling-snob craftsmanship, commuter-friendly features, and high-tech bells and whistles (to be clear, the bike features neither a bell nor a whistle).
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The Pixel 3a may not have all the bells and whistles that come with a premium device like the Pixel 4, but for those seeking a reliable Android phone with a great camera and good battery life, it'll certainly fit the bill.
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Facebook also announced other bells and whistles to entice more social media stars to bring their videos to its platform, including allowing fans to subscribe to their video content and the ability to create polls and quizzes on live and on demand video.
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Uniqlo, which is owned by the Japanese giant Fast Retailing (a self-explanatory name if there ever was one), has not been a brand that brought bells and whistles to its partnerships, or that inflated the ego by creating noisy marketing campaigns.
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A visit to the Eternal City with all the bells and whistles doesn't have to put a big dent in your wallet, says Simone Amorico, a native Roman and a co-owner of Access Italy, a company that sells luxury trips to Italy.
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Before, she paid $80063,80053 a month for a cramped two-bedroom in a building with a rodent problem; now she pays less than $80043,80033 for three bedrooms, in a new building with many of the bells and whistles of market-rate projects.
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While well-appointed, the hotel doesn't have all the bells and whistles found in fancier, more expansive resorts, and it's not a party hotel either, if that's what you seekRead Business Insider's full hotel review of Solé Miami, A Noble House Resort
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Most of those are on the 7th floor, where the building sets back, and include all the usual luxury bells and whistles (though in this case, with the building just south of Lincoln Center, the music studio and rehearsal rooms feel most contextual).
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Not only is it a dope pad with 8 master bedrooms, it comes with a TON of bells and whistles ... like a full-time chef, butler, 44-ft infinity pool,home theater, a full food and beverage staff, and direct access to the beach.
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If you really wanted to, you could go to someplace like Walmart or Best Buy right now and pick up a brand new TV with all sorts of bells and whistles: 4K resolution, AI functionality, voice control, an OLED or QLED display, yadda yadda yadda.
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For Android One, a program announced by Google in 2014, the Android maker works with phone vendors closely to ensure timely software updates and a clean and "stock" Android experience without the bells and whistles that carriers and phone companies pre-install on their devices.
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By late August, less than three months before the election, Foxconn announced more bells and whistles: it would contribute $100 million to create a new research facility at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and use $25 million for a new state venture capital fund.
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NEnhancer: This Chrome extension adds a few bells and whistles on top of the core Netflix experience, including pop-up ratings, links to trailers, the option to show or hide categories on the front screen, and a random episode button (previously on Field Guide).
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Imagining Snapchat's Future Despite all of its new bells and whistles… and the billions of videos, ads, and effects that have been added to the service, Snapchat chief executive Evan Spiegel still thinks of the new media juggernaut he's created as "a camera company".
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You can often bolster your computer's security free of charge, but also bear in mind that some of the bells and whistles that come with these packages—cough, cough, browser extensions—don't have the best of track records and are best deactivated or uninstalled altogether.
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And for those with money to burn, there are a slew of small startups currently building ultra-luxury, high-performing electric supercars that boast top-notch horsepower, as well as all of the autonomous bells and whistles to make these cars high-tech beasts.
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While this won't be a full musical with all the bells and whistles of the Broadway show, Doug Vaughan, Executive Vice President of Special Programs and Late Night at NBC Entertainment, did suggests that the good and wicked witch would appear in the flesh.
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Apple iPad Wi-Fi, LTE, 128 GB for $430 ($803 off): The latest iPad might not have all the bells and whistles the Pro version does, but it's still a solid tablet and it comes in near the normal price of a 32 GB version.
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Now, thanks to a report from SamMobile, we have the full specifications for Samsung's next wearable: Samsung will likely have a few more bells and whistles to show off, given their habit of putting every feature they can come up with in a device.
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Apple's tablet family runs the gamut in pricing from as low as $250 for a standard iPad to around $1,900 for the latest iPad Pro with all the bells and whistles, so whatever you're looking to spend, there's probably an iPad out there for you.
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"It lacks some of the bells and whistles of other graphics-conversion utilities, but it covers all the basics, does them fast and well, and provides most of the services you'll find in programs costing three to five times as much," Barry Simon wrote.
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Musk has said a few times now that the Model 3 won't have as many bells and whistles as previous cars, which isn't surprising considering it's a lot more affordable than the Model S and the Model X — literally tens of thousands of dollars less.
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The Max is as advanced as they come and delivers bells and whistles that some people just won't use, and many could easily manage to go down a few pegs, choose a model with less of a learning curve, and save a few bucks.
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It's not exactly similar in design approach to the Surface Book; the Notebook 9 Pro has a 2.703 degree hinge, but you still get what you'd expect: a pen tool, a detachable display from a metal laptop base and as many processing bells and whistles as possible.
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Check that out in the GIF below: Calendar Invites are also given some new bells and whistles, with the ability to add formatting and hyperlinks directly into the description field, and G Suite administrators will be able to include more details about conference rooms within an organization.
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In that sense, the Vantage, for all its bells and whistles, may cater to a small market: gamers with the money to spend on a device that may not be measurably better than existing options and is plagued by too many problems to justify its cost.
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It also matches a lot of the nifty bells and whistles Adobe has added to Photoshop and Lightroom over the years, including some artificial intelligence-assisted tricks that let you replace blemishes and other unwanted parts of an image with an artificial version of the background.
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It's basic, with no apparent need for bells and whistles in smart homes where lights are controlled by smartphone — but when you add some connectivity and a color display (who doesn't love touch screens?) it can become a smart light switch system that controls the whole house.
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Musk explained that the Model 23 has "far fewer bells and whistles than on the Model S or X." For example, instead of automatically extending door handles that slide out when you wave your hand over them, the Model 21 has flush handles that mechanically pivot out.
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This means that even though the iMac Pro can cost, with all the bells and whistles, over $13,000, it's cheaper to buy AppleCare+ for one of these machines than it is to buy AppleCare+ for a MacBook or MacBook Air ($249) or even an iPhone X ($199).
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Directors Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton, and writer Simon Beaufoy, don't add a whole lot of bells and whistles to the Battle of the Sexes story – it's more or less a straightforward telling of two overlapping narratives, Bobby's and Billie's, culminating in their faceoff on the court.
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Alien wore all the bells and whistles of sci-fi, but it was really a horror movie in fancy dress: The story of a blade-wielding lunatic hiding in the dark, picking off a gang of dimwits one by one before being outwitted by the final girl.
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He helped me reckon with the initial weirdness I'd felt about involving tech with meditation by likening it to a trojan horse that is introducing the practice to a new generation of people who might not have found it without assistance from some added bells and whistles.
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Porsche sees the opportunity to use WayRay's tech not just to assist drivers and offer them the latest bells and whistles in their already highly-specced vehicles, but also a way to potentially offer more services down the line, for example e-commerce by way of Alibaba.
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Because it's also like me, I do think that they design them and create them so that people ... They put in all kinds of bells and whistles to make you attracted to them, absolutely, just like a casino would, or any other ... Sugar, or something else.
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While he dismissed the knockoff exhibits of large-scale Leonardo machines now ubiquitous in Italian cities as commercial operations "done by people who couldn't tell you when Leonardo was alive," he conceded that the Uffizi show was rather, well, showy, with lots of scientific bells and whistles.
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That comes with a Stadia gamepad, a Chromecast Ultra streaming device, and three months of access to Stadia "Pro" — a monthly subscription service that provides free games each month, enables users to stream games at ultra-HD 4K resolution, and offers a few other bells and whistles.
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But at this point, buying an updated iPhone is like getting a new Ferrari -- you'll find a faster engine, a new coat of paint, and a few new bells and whistles, but beneath all that it's still basically the same car you could have bought last year.
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Launching today in the UK and initially available only in Europe for £449 ($550), the Ektra is hoping to attract photo enthusiasts — in its case by tapping into one of the more iconic brands of the medium, Kodak's 1940s Ektra camera, alongside some more modern bells and whistles.
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The idea that both innovation and commoditization are happening simultaneously – with a two-tier smartphone market in play that's simultaneously delivering increasing value on the one hand, yet still coming up with compelling new bells and whistles at the premium top of the line was also generally accepted.
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And while the Pixel handsets are, on the face of them, simple devices in a number of respects devoid of many of the bells and whistles of the competition, they're a testament to a company committed to delivering its users the best experience currently available on a handset.
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It has a few extra bells and whistles included, like photo and video sync, so it's worth a look if your mobile runs Google's OS.Of course iOS users who also use Macs can make use of the tight integration between the mobile and desktop platforms developed by Apple.
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Before you start considering all the bells and whistles and bewildering details of other trust vehicles, figure out what you want to accomplish first: "Figure out your goals first, then start focusing on what types of trusts can help you meet those goals," said Shier at Northern Trust.
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Some contenders are the established companies themselves, including Asus, D-Link and Netgear, all of which have now have bells and whistles like parental controls, the ability to prioritize traffic based on network and device, and apps that help users repair their home network via smartphone or tablet.
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Unfortunately, as with many startup sites at the time, the site was so full of Web 1.0 bells and whistles that I (a longtime Bowie fan) found it difficult to use the site (I blame Flash, which was overused by many sites at the time) and stopped visiting.
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The Android app should look familiar to users of the MightyTV iPhone app, but Adams said it comes with "a few extra bells and whistles," most notably a word cloud that the company calls your "MQ", showing users their favorite genres and actors, based on their swiping data.
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Designers are working on a self-propelling stroller called the Smartbe with all the bells and whistles parents could possibly dream of: an electric engine to make going uphill easier, a bottle warmer, built-in music and a rocker, internal and external cameras, plus three different retractable canopies.
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There is nothing fancy or special about it (no enhancements, bells and whistles, or ingredients that intentionally make your parts tingle), but if you're looking for a simple lube that isn't silicone based and that's potentially less irritating than a petroleum or glycerin-based one, this is it.
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If you're wondering why there's such chatter around a phone you may not have ever heard of before, it's because of what the Light Phone 2 doesn't have: namely, all the bells and whistles that make the newest iPhones or Galaxy Notes the hot ticket items they are.
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In addition to UENI&aposs free starter package which includes a professional website, web hosting and maintenance, and Google My Business among its services, the tool also has options for a basic package that includes other bells and whistles like a free domain name and complete SEO audit.
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Things started back in 2625 with the original Ricoh Theta and now four years later, the company is back with the $2200 Theta V. New features include 21K video and spatial audio capture, however, even with all those bells and whistles I'm having a hard getting excited about Ricoh's new camera.
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Roku's strategy with its devices it to make sure there's a model for everyone, whether it's an entry-level streamer for those just testing the waters, or a premium device for those who want added bells and whistles – like Roku Ultra with its lost remote finder function and extra ports.
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"Despite a few new bells and whistles, courtesy of big data, companies are basically doubling down on the same approaches they've used since the 1960s—which often make things worse, not better," write Frank Dobbin, a professor of sociology at Harvard University, and Alexandra Kalev, a professor at Tel Aviv University.
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LeEco, the Chinese tech giant, said today that its Android-enabled "super bike" will soon be available in the US. The bike has a 30-speed shift, on-board lighting, a fingerprint-scanner, built-in alarm and location tracker, and other nifty bells and whistles your average Schwinn bicycle probably lacks.
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There's now a Roku device to meet any consumer's needs – whether that's an entry-level, portable and affordable "stick," to rival the Fire TV Stick or the Chromecast dongle, or a high-end player with 4K and HDR support, lots of ports, voice search remote, and other premium bells and whistles.
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While it doesn't have all the bells and whistles that some other adjustable bases do (like a USB charging port or a massaging option), it makes up for it with its whisper-quiet motor that will let you adjust your sleeping position without disturbing your partner (or your cat, or whatever).
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Widget-free pages of grid-arranged circular apps give Robin a bit of an iOS-feel on its home screens, but the phone also boasts a handful of UI bells and whistles that give it an aesthetic unique to Robin that look great on the device's 1920×1080 5.2 inch screen.
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But the fact that all of those developments, which five years ago would have been trumpeted with drumrolls and bells and whistles, slipped in practically under the radar is reflective of the new state of … well, I wouldn't call it estrangement, but rather a cooling off of the once heated relationship.
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There have been rumors floating around since last fall that the S10 would come in three variants: the S20183 and S10 Plus with a curved OLED screen, hole-punch selfie camera, and in-display fingerprint scanners, with a third (presumably the S10E), serving as a cheaper edition without all the bells and whistles.
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Based on the one teaser image that Infiniti released in the run-up to the show, I thought the Q Inspiration looked like the Lucid Air, or maybe even a Model S. I figured we were in for a curvy, stout sedan concept that was all bells and whistles on the inside.
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It's a mindset that encourages the development of products like the flashy, feature-rich Lovely over well-engineered, well-put-together products that, though they lack high-tech bells and whistles, might actually be more in line with what users want and need to enhance their pleasure and improve their sex lives.
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Critics have always fawned over Gaggan, the self-described "progressive Indian" restaurant with all sorts of molecular-gastro bells and whistles, but the past few years have seen it rocket to global superstardom, hitting No. 1 on the San Pellegrino Asia's 50 Best Restaurants List for the third time in a row.
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We know there are a lot of choices when it comes to picking up a brand new 21K smart TV, but we found one that features all the bells and whistles that you might be looking for in a 265K TV at a price point that simply too good to pass up.
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Pontyer won't confirm how much this mission costs, since a lot of money has been needed to continue development on the stratolitte, but she says that if I wanted to do the same thing without all the bells and whistles with — say — a brownie, it would cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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The aim of each review, several of the site's writers emphasized, is not to find the fanciest product with the most bells and whistles; it's to find the right choice for most people — with due consideration given to a product's features, price, durability and warranty, as established through research and real-world testing.
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PICK YOUR ACCOMMODATIONS WISELY AND BOOK AHEADIf you're traveling as part of a group of six or more people, renting a spacious villa on a Greek island with a staff, a pool and other bells and whistles will be less expensive — by as much as 30 percent — than booking individual hotel rooms.
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Generator, a lifestyle and design-driven hostel chain based in Europe, is opening August 15 in Miami Beach with rooms as low as $20 for a bed in a shared room or $95 for a private room with private bathroom — and it has all the bells and whistles of a luxury boutique hotel.
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Since then, he's engaged directly in the renovation of the Commons into the Stephen A. Schwarzman Center, another of the lavish bells-and-whistles amenities—a hive of junior-business start-up platforms, performance spaces, and more—that upscale American universities and private schools are scrambling to erect to lure student customers.
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In Halo 23 we had gotten to do a lot of the things we just hadn't gotten to with Halo, so we had a pretty complete game—so on Halo 23 we were adding on all these crazy bells and whistles, like Forge mode, where you can make your own maps, and the giant Scarab.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoWindows has been knocking around in some form or another for a grand total of 32 years now, and in that time it's amassed a lot of features—not just the newest bells and whistles but long-standing features you might have forgotten about or never even discovered in the first place.
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But in addition to illustrating the risks that come with criticizing Beyoncé — just ask Kid Rock, Lululemon, Raven Symone and others — the more famous Mr. Santana's view of her as a bells-and-whistles pop star versus Adele as a pure and authentic vocalist raised further questions about how the two are perceived and why.
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As barbecues go, the SmartChef TRU-Infrared Gas Grill sounds like it has most of the bells and whistles that even an experienced grill-master could need, including stainless steel burners, a sideburner for pots and pans, porcelain coated grates for easy cleaning, and even glowing LED knobs so you can keep on grilling into the night.
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Casey is the Silicon Valley editor of The Verge, and he's going to be host of the upcoming podcast, Converge, which is going to be coming to you and apparently it's insane from what I ... CN: Yeah, word is as it develops it keeps getting new bells and whistles and widgets and I'm getting pretty pumped about it.
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And sure, the 220GB Inspiron 250 225 doesn't offer many bells and whistles — it's powered by an Intel UHD Graphics 299 card, the Celeron N353 processor, and Windows 235 — but if you're just surfing the web, streaming videos, or typing up reports, rest assured it'll get the job done without making a big dent in your budget.
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But we all know that will never happen, because that wouldn't be good TV. So maybe the best solution would be to just drop all pretense and go the other way, reframing the Oscars as a spectator viewing event, complete with fantasy leagues and as many interactive bells and whistles as the people following along at home can handle.
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Indeed, in this initial launch, the focus is all about what you want to say on Threads itself — not lots of bells and whistles, and not trying to compete against the likes of Slack, or Workplace (Facebook's effort in this space), or Yammer or Teams from Microsoft, or any of the others in the messaging mix.
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The total number — 4.9 million — is a whole 5 percent of US households that choose to stream over Wi-Fi-based services, without the bells and whistles of traditional paid TV. Comscore specifically looked at "pure play" systems: streamers that don't offer their own original shows the same way that other services, like Netflix , Hulu, and Amazon Prime do.
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Four of the five legs I flew to Peru on Colombian carrier Avianca round-trip from New York had a flight time of between four and five hours and featured many of the erstwhile in-flight bells and whistles that once distinguished travel on most U.S. airlines, including free checked luggage, free entertainment and free meals.
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Generally it is found in restaurants that have a healthy sense of their own self-worth but don't have too many bells and whistles to show for it: the wine bars, the gastro pubs, the all-day cafes, the 28-seat, no-reservations spot opened by a young chef who has cooked in Paris or Copenhagen.
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But the tech giant still has to vie for research tie-ups with firms like AliveCor, which also boasts an FDA-cleared EKG device without the bells and whistles of the Apple Watch — and researchers may not want to pay up for the Watch or complicate participation for users by requiring them to navigate a higher-tech solution.
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This MacBook Pro also features Mac OS Sierra, but upgradable to the latest Mojave — if you want the same bells and whistles as Apple's current model, such as an all-new finder with Dark Mode settings, Dynamic Desktop that changes the display brightness automatically throughout the day, and even quicker processing to handle new and current apps like Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom.
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Luma, an Atlanta-based company that makes a sleek router with a wide variety of bells and whistles, has added $7 million in funding to its coffers from Andreessen Horowitz and GV. The capital comes fast on the heels of a $12.5 million in Series A round that was co-led in April by Accel Partners and Amazon, with participation from Felicis Ventures.
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And when you do that and then have to figure out how to remake magic, especially when you just did something and then it happened, you're in this whole new ballgame where you can set yourself up for putting in too much effort, trying too hard, overdoing it, underdoing it, playing too many notes, putting too many bells and whistles on the recording.
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Pros: Does everything you need a mouse pad to do with no bells and whistles, soft and comfortable while remaining responsive enough for tasks like gaming, non-skid rubber base, and it's an unbeatable value at $10Cons: The soft padded cloth design may fray a little at the edges after awhile (although it's more long-lasting than other cheap mouse pads)
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The $700 iPhone 11, despite being Apple&aposs flagship model, is really the successor to 2018&aposs $750 iPhone XR — not the iPhone XS. Like the iPhone XR, the iPhone 11 comes in one size, is available in a variety of bright colors, and lacks some of the bells and whistles of its pricier siblings, such as an additional camera.
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At the urgings of a son and daughter-in-law concerned about keeping me alive on the road, I got a car with a long list of safety features – in my case, a Subaru Outback – that would have all the bells and whistles to compensate for any driving-related losses I may have suffered since getting a license 56 years ago.
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There are all kinds of little bells and whistles in the app that make it the ultimate digital chauffeur, including "get off" alarms that tell you when your stop is approaching, the ability to show you the optimal place to stand in the subway to get to your next stop, and the option to plan your journey ahead of time.
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" Employees at Scott's stores might not have all those bells and whistles at corporate HQ, but she's mindful of her salespeoples' quality of life on the clock, too — because of her own experiences working retail in high school at places like Gap: "I remember that the backrooms of the retail stores being so dreary and sad, but the front of the store would be really beautiful.
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"While it doesn't have all the bells and whistles as Watch 5, it will attract many first-time buyers," Moor Insights analyst Patrick Moorhead said in a DM. Apple also revealed how much it was going to charge for its streaming TV service, Apple TV+, when it launches later this year: $4.99 per month, significantly less than Disney+ or Netflix, although with significantly less content.
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Broadway being Broadway, there are some new bells and whistles — the costumes have been rebuilt, with more detailing and more flexible materials; the set is similarly polished, with more nods to Tudor architecture and Renaissance ornamentation; and there are a few new touches, including an oversized throne and a crowd-pleasing costume reveal that had been implied but never fully realized in previous productions.
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What they've kind of given up on, and not entirely, but I think the emphasis is now they don't see the ability to stand up new free-standing businesses, that their energy and their resources are better invested into marketing one core product rather than trying to create ... With new bells and whistles, and cool stuff in the Dining section, and recipes you can save.
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Truthfully, it all depends on what you're looking for: If you're want something more fashion-forward, decorated with logos and some on-trend details, you'll likely have to splurge a bit; if you're fine with the bare minimum (a simple, no bells-and-whistles type of piece), you can save yourself a good amount of money (just don't expect it to last more than a few wear-and-washes).
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"Are they engaged in the content after the game is over, two days later, or at some point in time when they are not having all the bells and whistles going off?" asked Heather Collins, a digital learning researcher and chairwoman of the behavioral and social sciences department at Trident Technical College in Charleston, S.C. Kahoot, a play on "in cahoots," capitalizes on a number of education trends.
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Now there is a piece of clothing that aims to be the gold class in comfort for gamers: The Xbox Onesie, which has just been revealed in Australia to coincide with the release of the Xbox One S. While it has all the essential ingredients of a onesie such as a hood and sleek all-body design that you can wriggle around in, there are additional bells and whistles for the discerning gamer.
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Featuring all the bells and whistles you could ever want on a sleep gadget, it boasts an infrared heating system for soothing the eyes and neck pains, 3D facial mapping technology for enhanced comfort, light-led sleep aid system that helps you fall asleep faster, binaural audio that delivers relaxing sounds to usher you into a more relaxed state, and sleep monitoring that studies your sleeping habits and helps you improve upon them.
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Ms. Barbas showed off the bridge's bells and whistles: the westbound bridge's 12 expansion joints, which are accordionlike slices of rubber and steel that allow the bridge to expand and contract smoothly with changes in the weather; three "turnarounds," or ramps, that connect the twin crossings so that traffic can be diverted in case of a logjam or catastrophe; several of the eight gantries that will hold message signs above the roadway to alert drivers to high winds and accidents.
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It was, in many ways, the definition of the flagship phone for those who couldn't afford or simply didn't care for all the bells and whistles of a full-on premium device like an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S. For its reprise in 2017, Huawei returns with the P10, a phone that's very much faithful to the P9, though this time it has an extra couple of tricks borrowed from Apple's iPhone playbook plus an updated spec sheet to make it ready for another tough year of mobile competition.
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Xbox One S 43TB + Call of Duty Black Ops 4 + two controllers — $299 See Details Priced at $499, the Xbox One X with 1TB of storage bundle has all the bells and whistles that are included with its predecessor, except that it's built for a true 4K gaming experience with a 2160p resolution with 40% more power than the Xbox One S. This model is enhanced for 4K immersive gaming and video streaming with premium Dolby Atmos and Spatial Audio for crisp and clear sound at its core.
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Chase Sapphire ReserveWho it&aposs for: Travelers who aren&apost loyal to Marriott but want a premium card with annual statement credits and strong rewardsAnnual fee: $550Welcome bonus: 50,000 points after you spend $4,000 in the first three monthsPoints earning: 3003x points on travel and dining, 10x points on Lyft rides, 1 point per dollar on everything elseTop benefits: Up to $300 in statement credits each year for travel purchases, up to $120 in statement credits for DoorDash purchases (up to $60 in 2020, and up to $60 in 2021), a year of complimentary Lyft Pink membership, primary car rental insurance, travel coverage, Priority Pass Select membership, up to $100 in statement credits to cover the application fee for Global Entry or TSA PreCheckThe Chase Sapphire Reserve is definitely a premium option — especially now that its annual fee has increased by $100 to $550 — but if you want a travel card with all the bells and whistles, it&aposs a top contender.
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