Your bits are as good as my bits are as good as Google's bits.
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This means that a key of 147 bits (2.3 bits per photon) yet was able to encrypt the entire packet of 378 bits of information (63 photons with six bits of info each).
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Like most court decisions, the Ninth Circuit's opinion has exciting bits and boring bits, but the boring bits are often the most important.
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Cow bits on the table and human bits in the fridge.
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Those sculpted bits of stone, those patterned bits, at the very top.
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That's because 7 bits * 10 characters = 70 bits, divided by 8 (the number of bits in a byte) = 8.75 bytes, rounded up to 33 bytes.
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Now, a quantum computer doesn't use bits, it uses quantum bits or qubits.
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He said there had been 'good bits and some disappointing bits' so far.
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A quantum computer would tackle these problems with qubits—quantum bits—instead of bits.
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Gear bits are just like bits, except that they can be connected to one another so that when one is flipped, it flips the connected gear bits, too.
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Bits 224 through 19823 are object patterns, bits 21982 through 264 are ground patterns, bits 21983 and 7 cover the trees, and bit 7 also affects the underground pattern.
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The good bits of the VW group will continue to prop up the underperforming bits.
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Quantum bits are just like bits in a normal computer, except for rather than being either 1 or 0, these quantum bits can exist as both at the same time.
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Standard Flash can store two bits per cell (Triple Level Cell Flash can do 3 bits).
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Extensions with Bits will be available to every Twitch Affiliate and Partner with a Bits-enabled channel.
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Instead of bits, which today's computers use to process information, quantum computers use quantum bits, or qubits.
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Twitch Bits — Bits give viewers a way to tip streamers, but only Affiliates and Partners are eligible.
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They lacked certain bits that characterized all bacteria, and they contained other bits that shouldn't have been present.
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I'm taking bits from all of them, not so much tangible bits, but just kind of like the feeling.
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If you must know, I went with classic milk chocolate with pretzel bits and chocolate cookie bits (no sprinkles).
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Quantum computers, broadly, are computers that use "qubits," or quantum bits, instead of regular bits, to do their calculations.
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"There's so many bits and pieces of information that are coming out -- some speculation, some bits of fact," Dunford added.
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We had crappy pavements, some good bits of leftover 70s skate parks, and some shit bits of leftover 70s skate parks.
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That's because while today's computer's use bits in the form of binary 0s and 1s, quantum computers operate through quantum bits.
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He seems to pour a whole novel's worth of creative energy just into settling which bits will follow which other bits.
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Viewers can buy Bits directly from the chat window; there are different colors and sizes starting at $1.40 for 100 Bits.
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Like regular computer bits, quantum computers's quantum bits, or qubits, perform calculations based on two-value systems represented by zeroes and ones.
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Back in the early days of streaming, we used to always say, "Bits are bits," and television was one way to deliver.
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The Bits email newsletter will continue, as will Bits special sections and daily reports that summarize the big news of the day.
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Bits are equal to one cent and both Partners and Affiliates each earn the same when those Bits are used in chat.
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Typically, the data is stored as manipulatable bits, two-choice physical devices, allowing systems of these bits to produce some desired output.
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This happens to 4 bits and because there is a final carry value, the result can be up to 5 bits long.
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I think I started putting more bits in where I act a little bit, where I play some characters in the bits.
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While it is unclear why this will happen, Rare Bits and their new service, Fan Bits, is ready for the oncoming rush.
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The status: Quantum systems with up to a few hundred quantum bits (qubits) — the equivalent of bits in a classical computer — exist.
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I think relationships, you gotta be yourself, even the bits you don't love, the bits you're embarrassed about or things you did wrong.
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Rich wrote about 4 or 5 bits that will appear throughout the show's 10-episode first season and McKenna wrote some musical bits.
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Some have even proposed simply going by bits, making one bitcoin a denomination of one million bits being sent through the Bitcoin network.
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Of these six bits, one bit was used to encode the message, 2.3 bits were used to encode the new secret key, and the remaining bits were used for forward error correction, which helps correct for information loss that occurs during transmission.
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Unlike traditional computers, which process information in binary bits, quantum computers exploit the ability of quantum bits (qubits) to exist in multiple states simultaneously.
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Developer Bits Studios was split into two teams, according to a Retro Collect interview with former Bits employee and current Assembler Games forumer 10ahu.
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I have a daughter in whom I can constantly look for and find little bits of myself or, better yet, improved bits of myself.
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In addition to a half-dozen Phillips and flathead bits, it also includes two square-drive (or "Robertson") options and four torx-style bits.
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"Bits of advice on teasing" is a charade, or two-part clue: "Teasing" is RIB; add "Bits of advice," or TIPS, to get RIBTIPS.
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Basically, in the Vega architecture, we just swap out 32 bits for four digits, and 16 bits for two digits and there you have it.
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Eight bits make a byte; the active working memory of a typical smartphone might employ something like 2 gigabytes, or two times 8 billion bits.
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Unlike traditional computers that are made of bits of zero or one, in quantum computers bits can have both values simultaneously, giving them unprecedented processing power.
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In like, okay, say Wy. Meanwhile, J is running a pax of IAW bits, the same bits right, in from Texas, heading toward Wy, before Poundland.
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We have quite a few bits of gritty reality bits in and amongst our glorious fiction—Trooper is one of those, it's not a happy ending.
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The former is an amalgamation of couch recliner, ladder parts, and bits of wood; the latter is couch frame, attic door parts, and bits of wood.
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A one-bit pixel can only represent black or white; eight bits allows for the unique representation of 256 grayscale states between black and white; 24 bits gives us RGB color, with eight bits representing each of the red, blue, and green components for 16,777,216 possible colors.
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I also know no one else would describe me this way, but all the good bits – the bits people might say I'm lucky to have – don't register.
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While bits in regular computers are only capable of representing information as 1s or 0s, quantum bits can be 1s, 0s, or both at the same time.
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Notably, that's well below the acknowledged rate for bits — one used to be able to get a shave and a haircut for two bits, or 25 cents.
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And Kia and Hyundai key fobs used 24 bits of randomness rather than the 80 bits that the DST80 offers, making their secret values easy to guess.
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Davis is the godfather of sampling: layering bits of song and sounds atop bits of other songs and sounds to make an original work—a musical collage.
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All that foil is gonna do is pick up extra bits of cream cheese still in the tub and then transfer those bits directly onto my wrist.
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Companies often pitch quantum computers as the next frontier in computing—rather than calculating with bits, their quantum bits interact using the same physics behind electrons orbiting atoms.
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"But we mustn't think of this as sort of leaving the EU and trying to keep bits of membership, what bits of membership will we keep," she said.
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Network inc and xiamen g-bits equity investment * Each of subsidiary, xd and xiamen g-bits shall inject rmb50.0 million in cash into ewan * Unit, xd & xiamen g-bits will hold 4.54%, 52.09% & 4.54%, respectively of equity interests in ewan pursuant to investment agreement Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Musk explained that machines communicate in "a trillion bits per second" and humans, who mainly communicate by typing on a smartphone, are limited to just 10 bits per second.
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If Alice needs to send Bob 100 classical bits to ensure he can answer his question, she can accomplish the same objective in about 10 qubits, or quantum bits.
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It was like being drawn into an imperial court, in which every personal relationship was a series of transactions — exchanges, usually, of bits of status for bits of information.
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If I take it in little bits and make sure each of those bits is super strong, when you collect everything together hopefully everything improves because of that process.
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We'll talk about the project and they're suddenly telling us about their memories of the buffet and pizza and the bacon bits… it always comes back to the bacon bits.
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There were speeches, musical numbers, bits, audience reacts, more bits, more audience reacts, even more musical numbers... but for a show all about storytelling, not a whole lot of story.
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Quantum bits or qubits analogous to the bits in classical computers are made of atoms, silicon or superconducting materials and can represent multiple states of information at the same time.
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While classical computing encodes information in bits represented by ones and zeroes, quantum computing works with quantum bits, or qubits, which can be ones and zeroes at the same time.
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Tidal's HiFi delivers music in 16 bits/44.1kHz, and it offers a "Masters" series, which it says sounds as crisp and clear as the music's master recordings (24 bits/96kHz).
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Most big ideas turn out to be half right, half wrong—and, as time goes on, the right bits look ever more obvious, while the wrong bits look really wrong.
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The premise of Pigeon Panic is simple: you throw random bits of food like pizza, donuts, and other greasy bits of goodness indiscriminately at the screen to attract the virtual birds.
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The data was then beamed back to Earth at an agonizingly slow rate of 2,000 bits per second—yes, that's bits, not kilobits—before being reconstructed and analyzed on the ground.
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This operation basically takes two inputs in binary and compares the values of the bits in the string and then produces a new string based on the comparison of the bits.
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The most recently generated bits of hair strands are closest to the roots, so chop off the bits that may have been in production when you last used and you're safer.
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While GCM is theoretically a more secure encryption protocol, the added security can slow you down, which makes sense since the 128 refers to bits, so 256 means double the bits.
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Also weird hippy Stonehenge bits, drug culture bits... but mostly you're seeing Sex Pistols, Crass, Jilted John, Motorhead, Swell Maps, Raincoats, The Ramones, Xray Spex, Exhibit A, Ludus, Buzzcocks, etc etc.
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Using Bits in a channel allows users to trigger special emotes in the Twitch chat and they can earn badges and rewards by spending lots of Bits in the same channel.
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Bits For nearly a decade, one way The New York Times has shared the story of the technology industry and its impact on our lives has been through a blog called Bits.
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The transmission rate is a mere 40 bits per second, but that is a consequence of the spread-spectrum technique used to broadcast those bits, which trades speed for resistance to interference.
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In fact, late night hosts have been prepping for this moment since the 2016 election, probably, when they suddenly had to scrap their "Hillary won!" bits in favor of "uh-oh" bits.
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On top of all that I've just finished a new release called Ice Cream Jungle , which is all tribal, sub-bass heavy 4x4 bits, and then there's lots of other bits, too.
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To add insult to injury, Argos accepts a maximum of 228 bits in a single message (plus 28 bits to identify the data source), "which by today's standards is nothing," said Fedak.
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The Trail of Bits report also establishes a timeline that shows Voatz publicly refuted research that found flaws with its app even after Trail of Bits told Voatz the findings were legitimate.
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Rather than operating with bits that can only equal zeroes and ones like a regular computer, its bits, or "qubits," equal zero and one at the same time while calculations are taking place.
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Rather than face trial and execution, he's gobbled to bits by the beasts he bred to gobble people to bits, which are unleashed upon him by the woman he raped and assaulted endlessly.
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La Taberna was cheaply styled to look like an Alpine cabin, with unfinished bits of wood everywhere, the tables and chairs edged with crumbling bits of bark that put runs in girls' stockings.
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Because of this, the qubits in modern quantum processors (the quantum computing versions of traditional bits) aren't really single qubits but often a combination of numerous bits to help account for potential errors.
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There were also mushy bits of bacon fat floating around.
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Bits It has been a rough year for tech stocks.
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Bits of red can be spotted on the green blades.
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There were a lot of little bits [around her face].
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But what if you applied this operation to quantum bits?
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You, in the documentary, said you gravitate toward shorter bits.
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Here are five of his best bits of investing wisdom.
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The world sees only bits and pieces of your life.
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"On the metal speculum, there are pokey bits," says Wang.
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In the photo, the towel covers only the necessary bits.
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They'll skip the introductions and jump right into doing bits.
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You'd come across couches and bits and pieces of trees.
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And you think, we need bits that define our show.
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The planetary rover consists of 15 bits for 30 activities.
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Even the fun bits of a iPhones can be monetized.
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Even then, bits of data might fall through the cracks.
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It usually has Reese's, Butterfinger, and Heath bits in it.
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Some bits of the agreement are exhortations rather than rules.
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"I've seen bits and pieces [of the show]," Bushnell said.
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Fortunately there are some funny bits to leaven the prose.
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There are no wasted scenes, no throwaway bits of dialogue.
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Of the two main bits of evidence, one is circumstantial.
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I also add bacon bits to enhance the salty flavor.
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He made collages from bits of seashore stuff, for example.
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Thankfully these irritating bits of bureaucracy have been duly dispatched.
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Kardashian has bigger aspirations than her recent bits of advocacy.
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It got him right in the meat and two bits.
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Water gets expelled, food bits stay trapped, shark stays happy.
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Onsen sometimes provide plasters to cover up the offending bits.
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This side can stick to negative bits on other molecules.
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Wipe out the browned bits with a paper towel. 3.
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We're always choking on bits of whatever is laying about.
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There are a few more bits here and there, though.
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Here are some of the best bits from our conversation.
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The drink is finished with bits of smoky butterscotch topping.
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Bits of DNA were found circulating freely in his blood.
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But Kelly's jewelry made with human bits is actually pretty.
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So I'm just trying to do little bits and bobs.
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French champagne houses are buying up bits of southern England.
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Families hang up bits of cloth for a little privacy.
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They merely attempted to imitate the catchiest bits from television.
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And can bits of both be combined to some degree?
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For decades each has claimed bits of the other's territory.
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Some of these will also be added to 64 Bits.
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Just okay because it gets blown to bits too quickly.
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But the shocking find for astronomers was the blue bits.
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Traditionally, you'd see only bone illumined among the fleshy bits.
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Sometimes he draws bits of the city he is in.
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Bits of red can be seen on the green blades.
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We also commissioned a security review from Trail of Bits.
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Get back here Monday and we'll discuss the best bits.
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As we do, we overhear bits and pieces of conversations.
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We've seen this in bits and pieces with this family.
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Other bits of regulation also hamper big banks in particular.
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Both are starchy bits of sustenance that only cost $203.
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It wasn't even assembled; it was just bits and pieces.
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The investment brings Green Bits' total funding to $19.3 million.
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So, the key is tiny bits of buprenorphine and coke.
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He ticks through the bits he knows the audience loves.
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Bits Sometimes local politicians can be an awfully unpredictable bunch.
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Fries, served with warm melted cheese and crispy bacon bits.
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Incorporate the bits of white chocolate and the raspberries. 7.
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Rounded bits of gravel in the concrete caught a glare.
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Today's densest memory chips can hold roughly 20 billion bits.
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Some of the paintings still feature bits of Juuso's fur.
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Like bits of radioactive particles from a major nuclear accident.
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Ms. Nelson has come up with telling bits of counterevidence.
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Bits of Mozart's own transcendent Requiem played in my head.
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Bits Silicon Valley is a bit like junior high school.
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Early studies of bits of DNA also supported this idea.
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The patch contains over 1.8 trillion bits of floating plastic.
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Not against a country, but against bits, bytes, and chips.
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Wipeouts often involved losing bits and pieces of bathing suits.
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Bits Last month, Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Bits Facebook had a message for advertisers on Wednesday: Whoops.
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Bits The United States is a leader in internet technology.
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They didn't have to be these little bits of decoration.
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"I got a lot of bits," he tells the booker.
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Bits Technology companies have to adapt continually to shifting trends.
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I redid bits of [the new record] after the shows.
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Bits BRUSSELS — Margrethe Vestager is already having a busy 2016.
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Bits Maybe technology initial public offerings can work after all.
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We only have bits and pieces of a huge puzzle.
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As we age, faces bloat and bits start to wobble.
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Now I just have to do all the other bits!
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Classical computers use bits, represented by a 0 or 1.
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But you don't even need any sharp bits of metal.
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Bits in a normal computer are either 0 or 1.
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Jeff and Sanjay understood computers at the level of bits.
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"There's only so many bits you can do," says Fallon.
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This is one of the best bits about my job.
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They also decorate their lyrics with stray bits of English.
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Fiction helps us imagine other lives, naughty bits and all.
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Here are my favorite bits of advice from the series.
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Those bits of food, like leaves, can do a lot.
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We'll trim down some of the longer bits of music.
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Or preserved bits of mammoth DNA yet to be discovered.
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As monumental mosaics, as landscapes of metallic bits and bobs?
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They didn't have to be these little bits of decoration.
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For conservators, those dazzling patterns are important bits of data.
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Got a tip regarding Green Bits or another cannabis company?
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In Kakale Massa, Martoussia's owner freely admitted tossing him bits.
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Start with five pieces, then add the bits and baubles.
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"From the little bits I've gathered, it's positive," he said.
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Sure. Not only bits of it, but the whole thing.
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Mr. Stone is animated, laughing and dropping bits of trivia.
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Since then, Hong Kong protesters have smashed cameras to bits.
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Bits Europe has long been tough on American tech companies.
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Bits Sometimes old friends make for the best of enemies.
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She can feel bits of it sticking to her skin.
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Bits Google's regulatory issues in Europe have gotten more complicated.
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Bits The virtual reality hardware market is getting more crowded.
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Bits Online media companies are, once again, bracing for change.
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Viewers can buy Bits to pay streamers while they watch.
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The company is in the business of atoms, not bits.
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The last bits of sun were draining from the sky.
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The dancing comes in bits: walking, rolling, casually posing, shaking.
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Bits What might this week bring in news about Uber?
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Bits The checklist of Trump administration worries continues to grow.
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Bits How do behemoth technology companies test out new concepts?
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The Bits newsletter will be on hiatus until Jan. 3.
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Bits The technology industry is full of immigrant success stories.
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Some social media users shared bits of the speech online.
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There are even little bits of straw still in it.
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For individuals, the bits in question don't amount to much.
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His face was cut by fragments and bits of stone.
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I take bits and pieces with me on the way.
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Friends of Aida recount bits of background she had shared.
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Meanwhile, Congress has offered bits of funding here and there.
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Some stolen bits of history are finding their way home.
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They briefed reporters, on background, about the book's newsiest bits.
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Each pixel had a color depth of three bits, e.g.
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Layers upon layers, bits of information come from various sources.
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Net neutrality is about moving bits around without interfering with them, not what businesses like social networks or search providers could or should do with those bits once they have them in their possession.
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At a basic level, net neutrality holds that all content should be treated the same by internet companies Or, in this case, "HBO's bits and Netflix's bits are treated the same," as Hastings said.
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CryptoKitties are really just bits of code on the blockchain, and two bits of code can be combined (or "bred") to create a new and unique bit of code, which creates a new kitty.
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I didn't even realize that the Nasty Bits' songs were rerecorded songs originally by underappreciated but not that underappreciated band Jack Ruby, because the Nasty Bits, though supposedly terrible, are actually perfectly passible pub-punk.
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"It would be sort of the same but sort of the opposite of how cell membrane lipids work on Earth," with the polar bits on the inside, and the non-polar bits on the outside.
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One of the operating principles of qubits — the quantum bits that are the bedrock of quantum computing — is the quantum entanglement that allows quantum gate operations over non-neighboring quantum bits (enabling teleportation of qubits).
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When Thomas praised her "charming bits of Letters", she flew at him: "as if I were some nice little Child writing…to its God papa…let us hear no more of my bits of Letters".
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Tiny pieces of evidence were swabbed, plucked and combed from me: bits of me and, they hoped, bits of him, to be used in court one day to prove who had done this to me.
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And for added drama, she added bits of her own hair.
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Pipes, weeds and bits of tile stick out of the ground.
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I'm not hiding the other bits; I'm just not sharing them.
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Wet Variety Pack (UPC: 213.2; 27910050249) • Kibbles 'N Bits 213.2 oz.
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I remember there being lumpy potatoes with black bits in them.
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There were bits of the KFC from before, everyone was laughing.
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It would simply take too many bits or too much time.
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On another, they sheltered from the rain under bits of plastic.
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And bits of chocolate cookie are interspersed throughout the cream filling.
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Bits himself suffered minor burns to his shell but nothing serious.
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This is, in many ways, an update in many little bits.
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You put these bits together to build up more complex information.
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They fall apart into classical bits through any sorts of noise.
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"No cups, eggs, bits, balls, pieces, or patties," say the stipulations.
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You have to pick the relevant bits and draw meaningful conclusions.
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All the infotainment bits use a heavily skinned version of Android.
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And all but a couple of planned comedy bits fell flat.
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Sorry, basic hoops and delicate bits and bobs — it's been real.
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The crowd was excited—clapping, cheering, laughing at the funny bits.
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With much stronger banks, other bits of regulation could fall away.
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A puddle of liquid and bits of flesh surrounding the body.
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America and France are to copy bits of the new system.
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This stung — another strange sensation for my lady bits that day.
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They come up with some random bits though, like a hammer.
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Afterward, you can't even tell the innards are clumpy foam bits.
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Then, the little bits of info start trickling into your newsfeed.
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Bits Twitter's earnings on Wednesday were by no means a surprise.
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Saturn's rings are made of solid bits of ice and rock.
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And that's when bits of the plane began to reveal themselves.
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The voiceover script is alright and has a few funny bits.
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Telomeres are little bits of DNA at the end of chromosomes.
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The dry bits of the planet are well-stocked with seismographs.
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Non-commercial bits of the BGI use them for pure research.
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Sprinkled on the whipped cream are bits of candied cranberry sugar.
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Bring to a simmer, stirring to loosen browned bits from skillet.
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"My bits were stimulated in a very straightforward fashion," she explained.
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I think that balanced out all the bits about the yoga.
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The same system prevails in Italy and bits of Latin America.
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More bits of the island are also being opened to tourists.
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That's their fundamental machine language as to manipulate bits of information.
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The bits and bytes can be rearranged to minimize these consequences.
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IPv22017 consists of 22 bits and can support 22 billion addresses.
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We've put together the best bits of our eye-opening visit.
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We flipped through the profile and picked out our favorite bits.
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Concho seeks to guide drill bits ever more precisely through rock.
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The wings probably just end up collecting crumbs and popcorn bits.
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Bits of broken sidewalk give way to patches of untended grass.
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In computational terms, that equates to about 4.7 bits of information.
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Transposons are bits of DNA that can jump around the genome.
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I watch bits and pieces of a few of my favorites.
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Listening to bits & pieces of the new LPs from Ame & Schwarzmann.
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You don't fix the death machine, you smash it to bits.
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Place bacon bits in a large skillet over medium-high heat.
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The brushes and other cleaning bits have been rejiggered, as well.
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You can clearly see bits of quinoa nestled between Perry's teeth.
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The key to making memory cost effective is size and bits.
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If there are just three bits, there are eight possible options.
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Take little bits of food and ensure you chew everything fully.
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Love you to bits from me, Conor jr and the bump.
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The resulting popsicles looks deceptively delicious despite the bits of garbage.
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We've condensed all the important bits into an 8-minute video.
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Especially if they look like wedding hats covered in bacon bits.
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Eccentric souls have long enjoyed exploring miserable bits of the continent.
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Pax have IAW bits or something, gotta go to Des Moines.
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Fun is available with other people's bits on a consenting basis.
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AR: The nods to trolls were the weakest bits for me.
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There are some bits of Benjamin text up on the walls.
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Andre: Oh yeah, that's one of my favorite TV Carnage bits.
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Every now and then, though, bits of information will trickle out.
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Deadboy: We've got a few bits that are pretty much finished.
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Since then, it has been exhibited only in bits and pieces.
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Bits By some measures, China now has the world's best computer.
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Bits Brevity, it seems, is no longer the soul of Twitter.
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Bits Tech companies may have to take stock of giving stock.
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We have a few bits of Greek music, but that's it.
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Mr. Bascaules runs counter to other bits of conventional Napa wisdom.
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You have the single string of bits that undo that hack.
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You know there's segues between songs and little bits and pieces.
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Bits We present to you Google, the Silicon Valley gadget company.
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I guess technically there were multiple onion bits on this burger.
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Bits For Yahoo, loving customers used to be so much easier.
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Bits Apple's big annual product event came and went on Wednesday.
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Bits I screen, you screen, we all live on video screens.
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It focused on Shore's antics and comedy bits between music videos.
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We are learning bits and pieces about Mr. Mateen's possible motivations.
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Bits The Golden State Warriors have become Silicon Valley's home team.
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So, the woman ate small bits of food and drank supplements.
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Second, even relatively trusted new sources have their less trustworthy bits.
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Drill bits from both wells are displayed in his new offices.
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Bits The hype of a new technology is outpacing commercial success.
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Bits Timothy D. Cook has found himself in a strange position.
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And other bits, you have to pick away at for days.
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However, previous images could only capture bits of its bubbly bulk.
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It's only on closer inspection that we notice other niggling bits.
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I'd Google diets and took bits and pieces of different ones.
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Little bits and pieces came off instead of giant horrifying rolls.
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Below you'll find some of Andrew's most profound bits of wisdom.
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Plays recommended songs AND short news bits from NPR, NYT etc.
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Which of those bits of advice would work best for you?
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Don't spill any juices or leave behind bits of shell shrapnel.
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Livingston: History tells you a lot of competing bits of information.
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To me, that's been one of the best bits about it.
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But she reserves most of the best bits for Johanna herself.
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Others found the steak bits in the Walmart meatballs too chewy.
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Along the way, he manages many sharp bits of social satire.
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Unless, of course, you were reading it in bits and pieces.
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Great for puffing off errant bits of dust off your lens.
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Then we began studying Torah together, wrestling over bits of text.
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Then, because this is America, douse it in bacon cheeseburger bits.
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Instead, he advised people to cut larger projects into smaller bits.
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We are proud of what our Green Bits team has accomplished.
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The bits of information may be accurate, but disordered and incomplete.
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No wonder bits of the continent still have double-digit unemployment.
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Bits of fabric will be on hand for the kids' costumes.
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One of the trickiest bits: the spacecraft couldn't just land anywhere.
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Bits There's a lot on deck this week from technology land.
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Bits The internet has been a powerful engine for spreading information.
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All the creature comforts, mechanical bits and anything else were removed.
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He was later able to piece together bits of what happened.
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Here are more bits of advice on conquering your negative thoughts.
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You don't fix the death machine, you smash it to bits.
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Bits of time between now and then that are the same?...
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My sundae has both toasted slivered almonds and salted chocolate bits.
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It's a little like a physicist playing tiny bits of uranium.
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I like little bits of it with a beer as well.
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Bits The internet has been a great destroyer of cultural businesses.
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"We're just looking at this in bits and pieces," he said.
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Castellani wove bits of his own family history into the book.
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Bits It's shaping up to be a busy week in tech.
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He wanted to blow the little buggers into bits and pieces.
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Feathers flap and bits of food are flicked out of cages.
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By August, she would agree only to bits of cooked apple.
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The small things, such as the bits of foxtrot, were his.
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So we shouldn't expect to see Guillermo in any Oscars bits?
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Bits Work may indeed be coming back to the United States.
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Couldn't we have gotten Daniel Kaluuya in one of these bits?
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Various bits of nautical décor set off an otherwise modest room.
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Jerry Seinfeld revisits his most memorable bits in a new special.
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Burnt bits of aluminum foil, paper packets that once held heroin.
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Little bits and pieces of her life keep drifting off course.
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What's more, those asteroid bits are denser than typical meteor kindling.
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Bits of food might suggest diet, as would changes in color.
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Just scrub off any bits of food and wipe it dry.
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All the little bits came together in a very exact manner.
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The last paragraph on this page contains the most explosive bits.
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Instead, layer the salad so there are soft tomatoes between crisp bits of iceberg, and allow the tomato sauce of whatever else you're cooking to mix with it a little so there are soft bits and crisp bits and you can wipe up the last of the vinaigrette (and there should be a lot) with sliced Italian bread when you're done.
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But basically, if classical computers solve problems by translating them into and crunching them with a system of interacting two-state components called bits, quantum computers solve another set of problems using quantum bits, or qubtis.
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If you're in the world of bits, you might be much less concerned … perhaps Silicon Valley has focused on the world of bits because it's gotten too hard to do things in the world of atoms.
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The device is an improvement, but it does not offer the same type of leap consumers saw when gaming jumped from 2D to 3D, from 64 bits to 128 bits, or from standard definition to high definition.
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Una colección de ocho bits —conocida como byte— puede almacenar un solo caracter, como la letra A. Una computadora cuántica, por otro lado, procesa bits construidos por científicos que pueden tener los valores 1 y 0 simultáneamente.
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I have bits that I love about that game, bits that I can't wait to do again every time I play—the potions class, the card collecting, the final test before you get to the Philosopher's Stone.
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It demonstrated a sort of recursive model for cooking, where bits of yesterday's dinner end up in tonight's, and bits of tonight's in tomorrow's and so on — as if you're giving your food a sense of memory.
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Mr. Martin also sprinkled in bits of lyrics by U2 and Prince.
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I'm definitely posting only the bits of my life that are wonderful.
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We've done bits and pieces but there has been no massive shift.
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Premium Select Cuts with Burgers & Cheese Bits (UPC: 7910050243) • Skippy 13.2 oz.
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For all the bits and bytes involved, cybersecurity is a human endeavor.
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But Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is all bits and pieces, a
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Bits represented the machine efficiency involved in Uber's mapping and dispatch software.
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Garland I know you&aposre chomping us to bits, what your reaction?
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While they're not comic bits, everyone appears to be in good humor.
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One of two coffins found in the tomb, amid bits of pottery.
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There's the subscription, there's ads that can appear, and then the Bits.
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It can process more than 2 million bits of information per second.
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And a full three days to fit in all the interior bits.
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You watch all the choice bits, and then ... Yeah, the next day.
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Perryville homes also were torn to bits -- some down to their foundations.
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Certain bits of campaign rhetoric have been left behind on the trail.
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And John's got a lot of equipment, like unusual bits and pieces.
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This time out, the base is a keytar, built using eight bits.
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But we could perhaps do it bits and pieces at a time.
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With its toxic bits removed, however, fugu is a delicacy in Japan.
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Players flocking to awful role-playing bits seem to miss this, though.
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Another is that different bits of the coalition do not share interests.
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So there [were] little bits of money coming in from other sources.
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Again, fermented bread may have fewer of these hard-to-digest bits.
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I'd read large bits and finally decided to read the whole thing.
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That might scatter bits of protomolecule across the system, an unacceptable risk.
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It is so great to see bits of their personalities coming through.
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Then mayhem ensues, and the chemical plant itself gets blown to bits.
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I love vintage Taylor, especially the bits pitting women against one another.
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America, for example, has only 42 BITs – mostly with small developing economies.
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The doctor got tweezers and started extracting the bug in little bits.
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Avoid going in search of bits and pieces to augment your speech.
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When Bits was born, blogs were the path toward a digital future.
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You will still see the Bits identifier on some of our journalism.
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The red frilly bits above the keyboard are only there for decoration.
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Other bits of the business have attracted the gaze of the authorities.
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And their purchase includes the sidewalks and other bits of common ground.
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Making body bits with 3D printers is turning into a big business.
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Now tell me about the fun, glossy, glamorous bits of the job.
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I have vanilla with sprinkles and Oreo bits, because I'm a child.
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Two bits of good luck and one dreadful tragedy laid the groundwork.
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We all loved her to bits and she will never be forgotten.
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There will be taped bits and segments from all across the world.
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Less extraordinary bits of communication, however, can be kept for 25 years.
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Add prosecco, and stir to loosen browned bits from bottom of pot.
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Firms like CrowdStrike identify these bits of malware based on digital signatures.
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Steen doesn't strip to his bare bits just to get a reaction.
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Blais was formerly employed by the Alpha Bits Learning Center in Manchester.
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One such mystery is cosmic rays, made of tiny bits of atoms.
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Race fans are preconditioned to enjoy watching things explode into tiny bits.
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Two recent scandals in oligopolistic bits of the economy illustrate the point.
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"You could see everyone was thrilled to bits," says local Sue Fidler.
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The feathery ear-looking bits on some owls are called "plumicorns". 2.
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The current owner of the little bits of moon, however, remains anonymous.
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The underground bits, he claims, would be dug out by tunneling droids.
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Screenshot: GizmodoSome bits of digital data are easier to duplicate than others.
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There are a lot of wee bits I had completely forgotten about.
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Once waterborne, whatever doesn't wash ashore eventually breaks down into itty bits.
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Sometimes he writes bits of dialogue, whether it is overheard or imagined.
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It's a suspension: tiny solid bits floating in a sea of liquid.
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And there were bits like that—they just didn't fit, you know?
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Bits of it, notably the reassurances for non-euro countries, are worthwhile.
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Quantum bits, or qubits, behave differently, thanks to two counterintuitive quantum phenomena.
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Turns out, though, Rangie Sport was cleverer in the more technical bits.
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If you've already read it tell me what your favourite bits were.
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At times, they're carrying pieces of flesh and decaying bits and bobs.
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The total string consisted of 63 total characters rendered as 608 bits.
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IBM's breakthrough puts, for the first time, 3 bits per PCM cell.
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But at a certain point, ignoring those bits renders any discussion pointless.
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I often use bits of Jack Kirby collage in my own work.
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One of the funniest bits included a trip to an alternate universe.
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But what if they could encode a character in only 1083 bits?
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Over drinks, LeAnn tells her about Aidan, glossing over the juicy bits.
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I would just record little bits of songs that I really liked.
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It will also look at a technology for harpooning bits of junk.
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How do you decide what bits to keep in your vocal chops?
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Peel the peach and discard the chili stem and any tough bits.
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Just unfurl the roll, add bacon bits and shape into a heart.
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His massive business bankruptcies were not failures but brilliant bits of management.
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""We all loved her to bits and she will never be forgotten.
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Scrape the bottom of the pan to loosen drippings and browned bits.
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All the main bits of the bureaucracy have been corralled into OBOR.
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As could whole pieces of furniture that couldn't be cut into bits.
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Dribbly bits of fecal matter, because Scott Walker's got shit for brains.
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In the background, various vise grips, drill bits, and the aforementioned iPhone.
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Dialog's semiconductors could make those power-hungry bits of kit more efficient.
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Green Bits develops point of sale software for pot shops and dispensaries.
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Bits Digital encryption, with its mind-numbing mathematics, is hard to do.
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Except the most important bits, which duck and feint into the margins.
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Floppy bits of lettuce struggled to escape from the tortilla's iron clutches.
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Bits International markets are a growth opportunity for many American technology companies.
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He's here, the man who has come to chop us into bits.
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We send bits over corporate networks onto servers housed in corporate basements.
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"There are bits that don't match up, but the images still work."
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We don't want, like, little skimpy bits of shrimp in that sandwich.
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Bits Get ready for the puns about teenagers, technology and big money.
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Bits Let's face it: You're probably not thinking about technology right now.
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Ms. Schumer smuggles social commentary about gender into broad crowd-pleasing bits.
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Bits The automobile is known as the machine that changed the world.
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Bits Add another new messaging app to the proliferation of chat apps.
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You'll find peanut butter chips, chocolate candy bits, toffee and caramel sauce.
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Bits Farhad Manjoo has been to "prison," so you don't have to.
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So we had to shoot that sequence in little bits and pieces.
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Bits What are we to make of Saudi Arabia's investment in Uber?
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Bits It has not been a banner month for Facebook's moral compass.
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Bits Donald J. Trump emerged as the big winner on Election Day.
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Bits It was sort of a slow news week in Silicon Valley.
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The brothers are looking for buyers for various bits of their empire.
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It has different attachments and bits, so I can make deeper marks.
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Just last month, Green Bits, a four-year-old, San Jose, Calif.
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And well, McAfee presumably has his private bits still intact, for now.
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And the most interesting bits have also been redacted by the government.
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Dr. Zink painstakingly picked apart those food bits and measured their size.
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Bits of their set make me think of Devo and Talking Heads.
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Remember what I said about some bits not being funny at all?
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Scraggy bits of parsley in the "chiller box" or whatever it's called.
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A byte is eight bits, a series of eight ones and zeros.
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Ernie takes bits and pieces of broken down gods and repurposes them.
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You'll be witnessing bits of an asteroid break apart in the sky.
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But there are bits and pieces of evidence for all of them.
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It's about self-acceptance — the entire self, not just the visible bits.
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Or maybe it's just hard to borrow from the bits that work.
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You basically had to memorize where the slower and quicker bits broke.
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All conversations are collected and important bits mined out after the fact.
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Don't touch or scrub the root, and leave be any fleshy bits.
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The ear pads are leather, and the shiny bits are real aluminum.
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He still doesn't know what the bits of metal were used for.
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The remaining bits are consumed by smaller detritivores like rats and beetles.
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What's more, some of C.K.'s masturbation bits take a disturbing turn.
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Thus, additional bits of information can be found in the examples below.
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Bits of light can sneak through those crevices during a solar eclipse.
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The documents contained a few intriguing bits like that, but no bombshells.
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That's used to do some of the rare synths, bits and bobs.
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As long as you don't mind picking the bits of shell out.
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Falling ammo shells and bits of glass even disturb the liquid's surface.
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These bits of coal cause asthma, strokes, lung damage and heart attacks.
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It also has square and torx bits, and three nut driver sizes.
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I'm not talking about delicate bits sometimes buried harmlessly in sushi rolls.
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These surviving bits of debris hit the ground at relatively low speeds.
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More important than the looks are the Ronin SC's clever design bits.
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But the events of recent days have blown that scenario to bits.
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Go to the "second hand bits shop" for a new knee, etc.
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Viewers can also buy Twitch Bits to pay streamers while they watch.
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But in Targoff's hands the bits of the puzzle fit together beautifully.
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He was young, covered in bits of leaves, with a gentle face.
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Bits Behold the power of social media in holding brands to account.
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"There are certain bits of clothing that really carry emotion," he says.
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Bits Lean start-ups were once all the rage in Silicon Valley.
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Bits In January, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, vowed to see America.
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It admitted ragged bits and pieces of daily existence into the studio.
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"There are bits and pieces that are extraordinarily, personally close," she said.
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It's the moments between those bits of information that torment the families.
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"All the bits and pieces that you accrue in life," he said.
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The company has enjoyed rare bits of good news in recent weeks.
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Are there any bits of habitat in their distributions that didn't burn?
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His comedy was based around well-trodden one-liners, bits and impersonations.
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Bits We may have to wait awhile to greet our robot overlords.
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Chrome bits also decorate the spoiler, sunroof, panels and decorative air horns.
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I nervously licked at little bits of snow that tickled my lips.
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Marshmallow bits are stuck to a layer of dirt across their cheeks.
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"We get bits and pieces of information," Mohib told journalists in Washington.
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Other bits included cameos by George Takei, Andy Richter and Steve Buscemi.
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Digestive systems typically break proteins into bits and absorb them as nutrients.
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Expect some bits about parenting from the man who has 10 children.
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Expect some bits about parenting from the man who has 10 children.
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The last bits of procedural drama play out today in the Senate.
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There are a few bits about tech, many of which are intriguing.
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Cookies are helpful bits of data that help you browse the internet.
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But I am fine eating bits of beef when they're well-done.
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Bits Ever wonder how spam emails find their way into your inbox?
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Salted crab releases its funk, along with bits of claw and carapace.
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Bits Germany has long been a leading player in the old economy.
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Bits The technology industry is not exactly known for following the rules.
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When bits of junk collide, they often break apart, creating more debris.
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"It doesn't have anything to do with the bits themselves," he said.
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We had learned bits and pieces about the campaign in the past.
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As this grounding line recedes, bits of the ice shelf break off.
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In these rooms, black comedians built bits with different references and assumptions.
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However, we don't know where those bits of orbital junk might land.
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There were recognizable bits of melodic, emotive post-hardcore here and there.
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Bits Overhead instructional videos of people making food have swept the internet.
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Perhaps bits of the remaining dye block some of the sweat glands.
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Something that can be cut down and hacked to bits and killed.
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"The dollar slice shook out some of the loose bits," he said.
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Sprinkled throughout the show were pretaped bits of Bee roasting administrations past.
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What does it mean to parcel out bits of myself for consumption?
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And this idea of redefining success for women through bits of media.
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The budget also includes several bits of additional spending: No — not likely.
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At best, these films are breezy bits of entertainment with good music.
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Those three bits were capable of presenting eight different shades of grey.
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I talk about stopping drinking; I have a few bits about that.
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The researchers cut bits of the leaves and extracted DNA from them.
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Some of it like – it's like any music, there's always going to be good bits I get, and other bits I don't get—but I think it's probably the only form of British music that's really saying something.
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Over the course of a couple of weeks he built himself a small mezzanine shack in the space where Mags used to hang his coats, constructed from 'repurposed' bits and pieces from skips and bits of Mag's house.
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings isn't bothered by the idea of a marriage between mobile powerhouse AT&T and HBO's parent company Time Warner, "As long as HBO's bits and Netflix's bits are treated the same [by regulators]," he said.
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These different phases, which are analogous to melting and freezing, are used to encode data as bits, and, because there are several possible intermediate phases (between crystalline and amorphous), it's possible to encode several bits within the same cell.
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Flash memory with four levels of charge per cell, or two bits, is known as multi-level cells or MLC, and memory with eight levels of charge (three bits) is referred to as having triple-level cells, or TLC.
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Transduction is a sort of drag-and-drop trick performed by viruses, picking up bits of DNA from cells they infect, then dropping those DNA bits later within other infected cells, where they may become incorporated into the genomes.
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This allowed for a bandwidth of nearly 500 megahertz and data transmission rates of up to two billion bits per second (2 Gbps), a 20-fold increase over other VLC technologies operating at around 100 million bits (100 Mbps).
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The hope is that Bits for Extensions will now follow that same path.
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The water beads off me, sending bits of hair all over the tub.
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Professor Gordon's view of slowing technological opportunities meshes with other bits of evidence.
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Fivestory is selling sleeping masks ($98) and other lacy bits from Morgan Lane.
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Include a little cream, some meltable cheese or herbs, and bits of bacon.
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Grind with various drill bits to shape and smooth to desired appearance 8.
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A quantum computer's quantum bits, or qubits, communicate in a whole new way.
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The host began to show him his best bits from the past year.
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The team carved unnecessary bits out of the crankshaft to save three pounds.
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The good news: The gourd does not burst into bits during its launch.
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Classically, we could think of these four ways as two bits of information.
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The shredded bits of fruit did have the same meaty texture as crab.
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It would display the HTML and bits of Javascript that created the page.
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Italians expect you to absorb things by osmosis, slowly, in bits and pieces.
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Or the spinny bits could be removed, leaving a hollowed-out engine shell.
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But beyond those delightful Kit tid-bits, let's talk more about the toilet.
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He is just a big cabbage and Joshua will punch him to bits.
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Your eyes are opened reluctantly; bits of sleep are still sprinkled upon you.
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It's good for productivity and safety alike, not to have little bits everywhere.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make a Brownie Bits Milkshake But wait, there's more!
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To the observer, the answer just looks like the output of regular bits.
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He's looking for tiny bits of brick which might indicate a castle's location.
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Quantum RAM isn't, like, billions of bits somehow stored in a few qubits.
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What's more, they also found bits of ancient DNA linked to T. cacao.
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You can see little bits of stuffing and cranberry sauce on their teeth.
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In Jennifer Aniston's case, it's bits and pieces from her days on Friends.
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Does anyone else get really excited about the dried pineapple and banana bits?
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And then you just maybe take away bad bits if there are any.
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And they're already sharing bits of the excitement with the rest of us.
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I asked them if I could have all the bones and leftover bits.
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The most interesting bits here are, naturally, the inclusion of Yandex's own software.
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So we did what we always do, and picked out our favorite bits.
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Instead, the manuscript maintained Lewis' narrative with bits of Hurston's insights woven throughout.
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Yes, they have special drill bits just for getting through skull and tissue.
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And at the very end, fresh bits of mozzarella get melted over everything.
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Others were also putting in their two-bits in favor of emerging markets.
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I see bits of myself in Rachel and Eleanor and Kerry and Araminta.
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The German firm has long cast a covetous eye over bits of FCA.
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Its diminutive shell contains an abundance of RAM, teraflops, and other expensive bits.
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To maintain security quantum computers need to output quantum bits – essentially single photons.
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She sees the way her persona has become bits and pieces of them.
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There's nice bits to my life and, like anyone, some really tricky parts.
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The difference is bits of DNA that seem to serve no useful purpose.
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"It broke me down and stripped me of my weakest bits," Miller says.
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It makes Meow Mix, Kibbles n' Bits and Milk-Bones, among other brands.
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The teratoma contained bits of hair, skull, and surprisingly well-formed brain matter.
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American plasma centres are concentrated in less well-off bits of the country.
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Obviously, spoilers aplenty and there are also some NSFW bits in there too.
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We'd sit across these big tables and talk little bits about the script.
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Bits Where do techies look for inspiration to help invent new immersive worlds?
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I have a few 80s bits and a lot of world stuff. Nice.
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The bits grabbed by Serbia ended up as part of the new Yugoslavia.
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Quantum mechanics and the classical bits computers are based on don't get along.
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Although according to Brown, the soft bits don't seem to be entirely gone.
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I've also bought a new outdoor composting bin for the leftover cooked bits.
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It's about the little bits of crayons, the melted pieces, the loving friends.
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Two harder bits of statistical evidence would seem to favor the latter interpretation.
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"We're doing hundreds of different GIFs, all of various expressions, bits and ideas."
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Today's computers depend on bits taking one of two values, 0 or 1.
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And there's something deeply satisfying about watching this enormous boulder crumble to bits.
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"This lot couldn't manage a jar of five-cent bits," fumes Mr Keating.
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There were no cringeworthy bits involving unfunny songs or escapades with "normal" people.
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I would happily grant permission with credit or even write you new bits.
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The debris blocks sunlight, and bits with sharp edges sometimes cut coral tissue.
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Everyone always ran over, racking up bills to send tiny bits of text.
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In other bits of the photography world, however, speed is the #1 concern.
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There were takes, late-night comedy bits, searching interviews, angry tweets, earnest explainers.
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As a result, there is no complex theoretical concept behind Bits and Pieces.
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But the bits about office culture inside tech giants are actually more chilling.
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It's disarming in its familiarity, and hits you right in the soft bits.
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Being a cybersecurity firm by origin, we don't divulge our bits & bytes publicly.
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Soon enough, they could be connecting the many different bits of our home.
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It needs lots of cooling for the high-performance bits behind the grille.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make a Brownie Bits Milkshake What about roasted asparagus?
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We've seen it in bits and pieces in the course of the show.
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WATCH: How to Make a Brownie Bits Milkshake So, what can viewers expect?
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This gas will push bits of the asteroid's surface into a sampling chamber.
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That's because some elements — mostly the Zagato bits — are likely to be tweaked.
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Each was encouraged to bring their own characters and bits to the table.
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If you want the most challenging platforming bits, they're gated behind a strawberry.
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Once Kelly got back to Earth, those bits of his chromosomes shortened again.
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On Simeon's left cheek, you could still see a few bits of shrapnel.
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It wants you to be happy giving over small bits of personal information.
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Tear the statues down, blast most of them to bits, and move on.
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Shifting money around different bits of the system may help it go further.
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The screens took on shades of the "BBC" bits in 28 Days Later .
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Imagine bits of Middle Eastern movement wedged between slices of ballet and ballroom.
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Bits Marissa Mayer and LeBron James could end up with the same boss.
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Inside, ceiling fans whirred above rows of cubbies packed with jagged glass bits.
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But Mr. Shopkorn is also drawn to odd bits of recent art history.
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But plain packaging clamps down on one of their last bits of advertising.
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"Because we're comedians, we agreed: No bits at the wedding," Mr. Kasher said.
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Not just bits and pieces, but pretty much the entire paper every weekend.
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