Now, I'm processing my day and blocking out the airport.
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"You get very good at blocking out distractions," she said.
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The headphones do a great job blocking out external noise.
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Something about ash from all the fires blocking out the sun?
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And then there's this added functionality about blocking out distressing things.
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The weed climbs high above row crops, blocking out the sun.
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Or a way of blocking out what had happened to him?
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When you're in VR, you're blocking out the rest of the world.
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"I usually had headphones in blocking out the world," he told Lowe.
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It was dark inside, the low ceiling blocking out much of the daylight.
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"To us it became more than that and blocking out distractions," Berhalter said.
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Sometimes, when you're seen prominently, you inadvertently end up blocking out other people.
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"Window treatments are really important for blocking out all the light," Donovan said.
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The mind, after all, has a way of blocking out memories of trauma.
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Peterson caught snapping turtle after snapping turtle, blocking out shots and practicing his presentation.
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You're not blocking out the outside world, and you're getting a good audio experience.
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For Eagles veteran defensive end Brandon Graham, blocking out the noise is nothing new.
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She then closed the door, blocking out the milky natural light on the landing.
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Capitalism and democracy fit together in a seamless whole, blocking out all other competing visions.
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After years of blocking out his ruined credit score, he cares a lot about it.
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Trump supporters have perfected the art of blocking out anything that doesn't fit their worldview.
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Plus, James says Rodgers has a ton of experience blocking out off-the-field drama.
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So I sip my espresso and start blocking out my calendar for this and next week.
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But an insider told PEOPLE on Thursday that the sock designer is blocking out the drama.
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"That's like blocking out and silencing a whole human being and I hate that," she said.
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Building walls and blocking out people is not the way to look at the immigration issue.
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We woke to complete darkness, smoke blocking out the sun and dropping Chico's temperature 30 degrees.
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He is in denial, blocking out his loss and shunting his feelings sideways into brute force.
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Ball, at least according to Walton, has shown an aptitude for blocking out any outside noise.
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First we started blocking out his face, as a hybrid, and then we finally gave up.
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Both sides believe that the other is missing, or deliberately blocking out, the context of Trump's remark.
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That sediment would cloud the water, blocking out the sunlight corals and seagrasses depend on to survive.
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I want the United States to win through competition, not by blocking out currently more advanced technologies.
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"Marcus is a good rebounder, generally, and he's good at blocking out," Boston coach Brad Stevens said.
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On the commute, it reads you your emails while blocking out the noisy rumble of the train.
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As for blocking out the noise, you can't control what happens at school or on social media.
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Ukraine says the split is an essential step to blocking out Russia's pernicious influence on its soil.
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He tries to debunk theories from popular sports psychology about positive thinking and blocking out negative thoughts.
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I'm proud of Kirk, blocking out the noise and coming down here and playing huge all game.
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Samsung's earbuds are better at blocking out noise since they form a tighter seal in your ear.
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Imagine opening a game where there's just a big divider right down the middle blocking out stuff.
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"It was blocking out from the perimeter most of the night," Stevens told reporters after Wednesday's loss.
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We're blocking out the outside world and replacing it with this very calming light show and soundscape.
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Our own moon was captured blocking out the sun for 45 minutes, making for an epic lunar photobomb.
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Or, if they can't, it's probably because they're blocking out the bad memories and choosing to move on.
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Carl Sagan and other scientists once hypothesized that dust blocking out the Sun could bring a nuclear winter.
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At their level of affordability, the Space NC do a good enough job of blocking out background noise.
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A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between Earth and the sun, temporarily blocking out its light.
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McDonagh's struggle to find his voice ended when he stopped blocking out the Irish clatter in his head.
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However, noise canceling headphones are the best at blocking out sound for you to focus on the music.
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"I'm proud of Kirk, blocking out the noise, coming down here and playing huge all game," Rudolph said.
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Mr. Antonsen said he decided to report his abuse in 2006, after blocking out the memories for years.
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That smoke would expand around the world as it heats up, blocking out sunlight over much of Earth.
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Traditional earplugs only go so far in blocking out noise, and noise-canceling headphones can be bulky and uncomfortable.
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Doppler Labs's Here One wireless earbuds are blocking out all that nonsense so I can focus on my tunes.
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The potential for blocking out lower income buyers could be troubling if the company decides to go that route.
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It's good enough for blocking out the background noise of an office, or even the streets while you're walking.
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In screen printing, an artist uses a tightly stretched screen, blocking out the areas that will not be printed.
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They also said to practice blocking out your schedule, prioritize tasks, and create "themed days" for certain to-dos.
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Once asleep, the machine will keep working all night long — blocking out the disruptive random noises of the neighborhood.
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But then Williams has been blocking out the noise and playing for her own reasons for a long time.
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"I want the United States to win through competition, not by blocking out currently more advanced technologies," he tweeted.
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And journalist Caitlin Dewey reported that it works pretty well—blocking out trolls and users threatening to kill her.
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That user could drop the volume on the right hand side, blocking out the din, and concentrate on the conversation.
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These aren't noise-canceling, but do a decent job of isolating you by blocking out some of the ambient din.
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Sony's Picture Processor X1 Ultimate upscales images to give all content the 33K treatment while blocking out on-screen noise.
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Like cults, MLMs often have a strong culture of positive thinking that's centered around blocking out any and all negativity.
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Bottom line, Tyron is proud of Johnson for blocking out the B.S. and winning his match -- but enough is enough.
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The earphones are not technically active noise-canceling headphones, but they do a good job of blocking out ambient sound.
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Beats Solo3 headphones are good for zoning out to music, studying, and blocking out the noise on family road trips.
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Sound isolation is also effective, providing a good seal in my experience for passively blocking out the surrounding street noise.
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The Powerbeats Pro come with noise isolation, which uses the buds' eartips as a barrier for blocking out external sounds.
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Yet, there are some who truly are capable of blocking out their emotions and just treating like any other job.
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The honeydew promotes the growth of mold, which can ruin produce and cover leaves, blocking out sunlight and killing plants.
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People were also posting dramatic videos from the other bank, showing smoke blocking out the sky after the bridge was closed.
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Neuroon bills itself as "the first intelligent sleep mask," blocking out light and using a simulated sunrise to wake you naturally.
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AirPods aren't noise canceling, but in my brief experience in a bustling scene, they did a nice job blocking out sound.
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Plus, we're a little on the fence when it comes to how effective these are at blocking out harsh UV rays.
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Instead of just blocking out ambient noise indiscriminately, NXTGen lets you dial certain noises up or down in the audio mix.
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In addition to blocking out noise, the headphones produce stellar audio quality into your ears and amplify your voice on calls.
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I found that my Solo Pro headphones were much better at blocking out background noise like office chatter than AirPods Pro.
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The pillow's hood, on the other hand, rested lightly over the top half of my face while successfully blocking out light.
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The impact caused debris and soot (and possibly sulfur) to enter the atmosphere, blocking out the sun and chilling the planet.
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A designer on the game could do a whole lot more than just blocking out the levels and laying down puzzles.
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These looks all made a statement — about gender role defiance, about camp, about embracing glamour and mystery, and blocking out the haters.
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Bose says the idea behind this gadget is that you might want music on without blocking out the rest of the world.
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It's a way of blocking out the majority of light from a star, to better see the light of an orbiting planet.
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Matt Wright, an Australian wildlife photographer took a screengrab and shared it on his Facebook page, blocking out the original poster's name.
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To ensure a good night's sleep, he recommends turning off your phone at night, using blackout curtains and blocking out ambient noise.
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I'll be the first to advocate for AirPods, but they are not great at blocking out noise — nor are they designed to.
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Astronomers will try to directly image the planet by blocking out the light of Proxima Centauri in order to find Proxima b.
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That lets him connect to wireless signals much farther away, blocking out the extraneous noise that would otherwise drown out weaker signals.
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Apple's $160 AirPods, for example, don't offer any features for blocking out or reducing noise from your surroundings and aren't sweat-resistant.
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Not only can they help pull an outfit together, they're also practical, blocking out intense UVA and UVB rays from the sun.
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What a strange response to grief — blocking out memories entirely, being fully functioning on the outside and entirely absent on the inside.
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Flashes of genius drives us forward, but we are blocking out some very bright minds by not providing access to this technology.
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While they don't offer active noise-cancellation like the AirPods Pro, they're still capable of blocking out some sound from your environment.
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That means blocking out the bigger picture at times: playing Scorpius the hapless, grieving high school student, not Scorpius the Harry Potter character.
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I used to-do lists and calendars, blocking out specific times for specific activities so my days had pillars to start building from.
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So, isn't blocking out every emotion better than getting crushed by a mountain of pain much larger than any 6-year-old child?
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All of those previous measurements didn't observe the rings directly; they're based on the rings either blocking out other light or reflecting sunlight.
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Of course, the real test will be using them on a plane to see how good they are at blocking out crying babies.
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Also new is thicker, more comfortable padding, longer headstraps and eye pieces that promise to do a better job blocking out the light.
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I wank myself to get hard put on a condom and buried her for 5 mins blocking out everything shes saying and cum.
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People with hearing impairments are prone to auditory fatigue from straining to hear conversations throughout the day or blocking out distracting background noises.
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At times, it becomes a thundercloud, blocking out the sun or clapping violently as it suddenly flips its formation to evade a predator.
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Remember being a teenager and blocking out the world with headphones, so that nothing existed but your song, the beat rewriting your pulse.
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"I want the United States to win through competition, not by blocking out currently more advanced technologies," Trump said in a pair of tweets.
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Despite Wonder Girl's new form, Meka Dragon was not deterred, their tail blocking out the sky as it came down for a follow up.
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But this time around I was playing Resident Evil 7 with PlayStation VR, which does a pretty good job of blocking out raucous surroundings.
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It seems to work the same, however, and did a good job blocking out background noise while I was listening to music at home.
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But I still found that Sony's slightly cheaper $230 WF-1000XM3 did an even better job at blocking out sound than the AirPods Pro.
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She recalled patients who felt detached during an assault, and others who had fixated on one or two random details while blocking out others.
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While he realizes that sounds "very unromantic," he says blocking out family time allows him to be more present with his daughter and wife.
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You'll want the divider to have the appropriate heft for standing or hanging sturdily, and possibly blocking out light (and even sound) if desired.
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A solar eclipse is when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, blocking out the light and casting a shadow over the Earth.
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A black bar has been edited over his genitals, blocking out not just his penis and scrotum, but also the full taint and b-hole.
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When people discovered the corona, they did so by blocking out the disc of the sun so you could see faint things next to it.
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A transit occurs when a planet appears to pass in front of its parent sun, blocking out some of its starlight for a few hours.
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A spite house is a building constructed to annoy neighbors or city officials, usually by blocking out sunlight, street access, or just being an eyesore.
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When it comes to virtual and augmented reality (AR) technology, it usually means wearing large glasses over your eyes, blocking out the world around you.
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How good are you at blocking out off-the-court distractions, like something from your personal life or a news event that affects you somehow?
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They still utilize Sound2.0 and T-Quiet active noise-canceling technologies, so they deliver impressive audio while blocking out the world around you as well.
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They offer several features regular AirPods don't, like noise-cancellation, which is great for blocking out background noise on airplanes or just walking around town.
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They're perfect for blocking out the sounds of your roommates or watching movies on your electronic device of choice (so you're not the noisy roommate).
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Here One is supposed to let you "put a soundtrack on your world," since you can listen to music without blocking out the noise around you.
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VICE Games: One of your rules is blocking out the usernames behind these takes, to the point that you'll block people who are sharing uncensored screenshots.
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As well as blocking out UV radiation, this will help protect skin from the environment and can stop tiny pollution particles from attaching to the skin.
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Greater empathy is thought to be because bilinguals are better at blocking out their own feelings and beliefs in order to concentrate on the other person's.
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"It's worth blocking out a little extra time to review your check register or credit card statements before you file," said Indianapolis-based accountant John Wheeler.
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But when the fit is right, it also serves as passive ambient noise reduction, blocking out errant sounds by forming a tight seal around the ear.
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With seemingly infinite skyscrapers nearly blocking out the sun (when its famously overcast skies don't do it first), visitors don't always take to the city instantly.
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Most of the day, he followed his longtime routine, blocking out any fuss from the gallery, fixing a steely stare forward and marching toward the hole.
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Samsung's earbuds are better at blocking out noise than Apple's standard, similarly-priced AirPods, for example, but lack the ability to issue voice commands hands-free.
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At the rear of the deck, her headphones blocking out the roar of the engine, Gabrielle Perrone was one of the few passengers bound for Hoboken.
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Instead of sleeping in Yuna's room, Soo-Kyung began blocking out light and sound by sleeping on a mattress on the floor of the master bedroom closet.
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In Germany, Volkswagen began blocking out-of-hours emails for some employees in 2012, while Daimler introduced a voluntary system that automatically deletes emails received over holidays.
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I had a Samsung Gear VR headset strapped on, blocking out my view of the real world, immersing me in a virtual scene synced to the ride.
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By late afternoon black smoke rose from a line of burning buildings along the ridgeline of the town, ballooning in the sky and blocking out the horizon.
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Confidence in the services you deliver will help with blocking out negative feedback from others and will bring you one step closer to reaching your full potential.
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Not only is this a tried and tested way of relaxing, but it's also pretty effective at blocking out everything going on around you, which is useful.
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Astronomers serendipitously found Haumea's ring, described today in Nature, when they watched the dwarf planet briefly pass in front of a background star, blocking out the star's light.
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If you've forgotten your high school science lessons, a total solar eclipse happens when the Moon moves between the Sun and the Earth, blocking out the former's light.
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"We missed eight point-blank layups in the first half and we gave up 13 second-chance points by just not blocking out and not rebounding," Kent said.
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In the photo, a massive cluster of clouds can be seen blocking out much of the east coast, while the blurry lights of big cities shine through below.
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As a result, I could sit on the subway listening to a podcast with white noise filling the rest of my experience, blocking out the talking around me.
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A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the Earth, temporarily blocking out the giant star's light and casting a shadow on the Earth.
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In polluted regions, these particles can number in the thousands per square inch of air, acting like a microscopic screen and blocking out some of the Sun's rays.
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On one hand, they keep us separated, watching, watching, watching—on the sofa or in bed, eating pasta; on the train, blocking out the commute happening around us.
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High-quality wireless headphones connect easily, allow your music or podcasts to come through crystal clear while blocking out ambient noise, and they have a long battery life.
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The rover weathered another serious storm in 2007, but the current storm is much worse, having intensified more rapidly and more completely blocking out the sun, NASA said.
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After listening to more than two dozen pairs of headphones, Wirecutter experts found that the Bose QuietComfort 20 earbuds were the very best at blocking out ambient sounds.
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The majority of the anxiety has centered on the cruise ships that pass through the Giudecca Canal, blotting out the landmarks like an eclipse blocking out the sun.
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The Galaxy Buds Plus offer decent sound and a comfortable fit that's capable of blocking out some outside noise at a price that's more affordable than some competitors.
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He said he had a hard time blocking out the speculation, but since sticking with the Rangers, he has posted a 2.83 earned run average in six starts.
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"Just some really helpful advice from my mom on how to deal with my Olympic crush," he wrote, blocking out the part where he reveals his crush is Rippon.
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When all of these factors come together, you've got a set of dependably connected earbuds that pump well-tuned audio straight into your brain while blocking out adjacent noise.
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I love having a paper planner, and these have the option for an hourly layout which is perfect for scheduling sessions with clients and blocking out time for meetings.
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That could be as a simple as blocking out an hour each day or week to touch base with contacts, send them an email or comment on their post.
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The Soundcore headphones block out sounds like wind, but similar to many noise-canceling headphones, they're not very effective at blocking out higher-pitch noises, such as people's voices.
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The Tone Ultra SE is the same thing, but with a mono speaker as well as the earbuds so you can listen to audio without blocking out your surroundings.
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A fortressed existence has made them good at blocking out the rest of the Middle East, imagining themselves somewhere else, Silicon Valley perhaps, or wedged between Paris and Berlin.
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I've never been a one-day-at-a-time type; I'm very adept at blocking out the things about myself—and my past—that I don't want to see.
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Blocking out the expectations of her country isn't easy for Barty here, and she has had to develop her ability to keep grounded, an early challenge in her career.
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One could stand across the street and squint, blocking out the glitter of the jewelry box that the neighborhood has since become, and imagine: It could be 1979 again.
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While there's not too much we can do about it, we can at least be aware of it and make sure we're not blocking out facts for no good reason.
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"The sky looked perfectly ordinary when I arrived, but tomorrow at the same time the moon will be blocking out most of the sun from the same location," he said.
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Not only is it good for blocking out the light, but it's also really good for controlling the amount of heat that gets trapped into the rooms during the day.
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Surgical masks work by blocking out germs from large particle droplets and preventing mouth-borne germs from transferring from person to person in areas of close contact like public transit.
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But to see it you have to look past all the human-built junk in the way: 46-story condos, 12-lane highways, and concrete viaducts blocking out the sun.
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These headphones did a good job of blocking out the noise of my commute, but that's because of how loud I listened to my music, not because of noise cancelling.
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But his stat line surely wasn't what flashed across your Twitter feed a few dozen times over the weekend—unless you do a really good job of blocking out sports accounts.
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The dust storm (not to be confused with a sandstorm) is raising atmospheric opacity, or "tau," blocking out light from the Sun, so it's much darker at the surface than usual.
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There might have been genuine fears about Chrome-only sites only a year ago, but it seems the worries about Google blocking out the new Edge are just fears, for now.
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The European Union alleged that Google's illegal actions include forcing device manufacturers, who use the Android platform on their phones, to pre-install Google apps on devices, blocking out competitors' apps.
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Muschetti is skilled at blocking out horror — one scene in particular, involving the uncanny form of a naked old woman twirling in the background of a shot, will haunt my nightmares.
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As the camera follows him walking down the street, he holds his blazer over his head, blocking out the rain from the storm cloud that seems to follows him wherever he goes.
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It's really convenient to just have them in your ears ready to go when you need to listen to something without blocking out the entire rest of the world when you don't.
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While that's unusual, many parks already do a kind of soft-demand pricing, by offering discounts on lower-traffic days or blocking out high-demand days, said Robert Niles, editor of ThemeParkInsider.com.
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When it comes to blocking out all outside noise (especially when you're flying) Bose's QuietComfort 35 II and Sony's 1000XM2 are the two best over-ear noise-cancelling headphones money can buy.
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It did not seem so as you sat there taking it all in under a closed roof that had not succeeded in blocking out any of the sunshine in Willis's back story.
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Ronda Rousey, battered and bruised by American fame, has come back into the spotlight as a kind of ghost, keeping almost total radio silence, like a dissociative soul blocking out a trauma.
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While users have had the ability to block accounts for a long time, muting is a next step in blocking out someone without any of the consequences that might come from blocking them.
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The compact computer wasn't ready when I visited, but the glasses produce a surprisingly high-quality image, playing crisp video and blocking out a decent amount of light for a relatively small device.
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Most clips were still best while I'm washing the dishes, walking the dog, or riding on the subway, not blocking out the rest of the world so I can focus entirely on them.
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The state news media follows Mr. Erdogan's every speech, while giving little time to the opposition and entirely blocking out the pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party, whose presidential candidate is campaigning from jail.
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Yankees 4, Rays 1 Gary Sanchez stood near home plate on Saturday afternoon, blocking out the gleaming sunshine from his eyes with his mitt as he prepared to catch a routine foul pop.
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I recommend blocking out some time each week to read about what matters in the world of finance or politics or media or the arts — or whatever field you want to work in.
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WAMBA, Kenya — When the dense, dark smudge started blocking out the daytime sky, many in a sleepy pastoralist hamlet in northern Kenya imagined it was a cloud ushering in some welcome, cooling rain.
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" The condescending essay begins with a depiction of wannabes as "twelve-year-old girls, headphones blocking out the voices of reason" who are "saving up their baby-sitting money to buy cross-shaped earrings.
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The original Mid Bluetooth headphones were already pretty good at blocking out noise passively, but the active noise cancellation dramatically improves that ability, especially for neutralizing the omnipresent rumblings of a train or plane.
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In The Black Cloud a massive, sentient cloud of gas wedges itself between the sun and the Earth, blocking out all the light, and refusing to budge after the army fire nukes at it.
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But the Bose QC35s are better at blocking out cabin noise and the engines of a plane than the Beats Solo Pro, so you may want to consider those if you fly a lot.
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These include techniques for managing emotional distress, like taking a break between maps, mentally blocking out the cameras, and trying to get into "the zone" so that one's sole focus is on the game.
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A thick curtain separated the bathroom, entryway, and closet from the bedroom, and it did an excellent job at muffling noise, blocking out light, and even creating a little bit of a dressing area.
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This means that what we're seeing in a solar eclipse is not the moon passing in between the sun and Earth, but the planet Rahu passing in front of the sun, blocking out the light.
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Members of the mission team trekked down to a remote part of Argentina and spotted the distant object with numerous telescopes as it passed in front of a background star, blocking out the star's light.
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Though they're helpful in blocking out the background instruments, they can be detrimental as they also prevent performers from hearing noises in the room, which can make it sound "dead," according to The Singer's Workshop.
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"Yes, in 2019, it is definitely possible to block all frequencies operating from DC (0 Hz) - 6 GHz inexpensively and thus blocking out basically all frequencies that consumer devices use," he told me over email.
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And for the most part, we love it, but we sometimes feel like slipping under our favorite blanket and blocking out the world and... Wait, I already covered this with the sleeping part, didn't I?
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Apple's active noise cancellation technology combined with the AirPods' Pro design make them significantly better at blocking out the noise around you — an area in which Apple's AirPods had been seriously lacking until this point.
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Technology research firm Gartner ranks ForeScout as a market leader in the field of access control, which scans an organization remotely to detect every device connecting to its networks, while blocking out anything lacking appropriate credentials.
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Nora has "a knack for blocking out what she didn't want to be true," so she can't bring herself to understand why Bridget is so attached to her "roommate," as she refers to Natalie, Bridget's partner.
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The best evidence is this bonkers photo the IAAF used on their Twitter feed, showing the bodies of three of the four runners on the US 4X400 team, with a flag blocking out most of Muhammad.
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The Contoured 3D Blackout Sleep Mask by SMUG is specifically designed to leave space around the eye area to prevent skin fatigue, encourage deep sleep, and even maintain your eyelash extensions, all while blocking out light.
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Where once upon a time, tradition or religion drew those lines for us, blocking out times for family and faith, nowadays personal or family initiative are required to define parts of our lives as off limits.
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And you're conveniently blocking out the fact you may have done real harm to people with these faulty blood tests — to the point of digging your heels in and continuing to burn investor money on lawyers.
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The ongoing argument: Over the past couple decades, there has been scientific debate about the overall impact of the eruption — with some saying it had radically changed the world's climate by blocking out the sun for decades.
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Less expensive than black out curtains is a sleep mask which is just as effective, has the added benefits of blocking out glows coming from within the bedroom, and does double duty as a handy BDSM prop.
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They sound great, they're good at blocking out the noise around you, and thanks to their hook-like design and a cable management clip in the back, they won't come out of your ears while you exercise.
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If you want to avoid being distracted by texts you're left with simply blocking out incoming texts by putting your phone into airplane mode when driving, or switching off notifications for SMS via Notifications and Messages in Settings.
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To get a better understanding of what Ultima Thule looks like, the New Horizons team has also tried spotting the rock a few times from Earth as it passed in front of distant stars, blocking out their light.
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Located on the frontal lobe, it is a toolbox of mental attention skills that enables us to concentrate on one task while blocking out competing information, and allows us to switch focus between different tasks without becoming confused.
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I can and have given credit where it's due, but I think it speaks to a larger conundrum of trying to focus attention on performances and blocking out the headlines we're bombarded with on a near-daily basis.
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To avoid miscommunication, encourage employees to be open on their calendars by blocking out "family" time; encourage those without such responsibilities to carve out "personal time" before and after their work day to facilitate healthy work-life harmony.
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The space telescope will watch as these worlds pass in front of their stars, blocking out a small amount of light and allowing Cheops to get a sense of their sizes, according to the European Space Agency (ESA).
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The near-term impact of impeachment blocking out any other campaign news may be to cement the race where it is: a Biden-Warren fight, with the rest of the candidates struggling more than ever to get noticed.
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They're not quite as good at blocking out noise as some of the other headphones here, but they do have a big advantage: Apple's W1 wireless chip that makes pairing them to an iPhone or Mac a snap.
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Reality proper rarely comes into play in most of the best uses of virtual technology we've seen; for the most part it's been about slapping on the headsets, putting the controllers in hand, and blocking out the real world.
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There's no doubt that the asteroid catapulted all kinds of hazardous material into Earth's atmosphere, which either ballistically reentered, battering the planet with scattered detritus, or was trapped in the skies, blocking out sunlight and disrupting the global climate.
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But there is barely any public discussion of how to bring about the extra "negative emissions" needed to reduce the stock of CO2 (and even less about the more radical idea of lowering the temperature by blocking out sunlight).
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm Inc was hit with a 997 million euro ($1.23 billion) fine by European Union antitrust regulators on Wednesday for paying Apple Inc to use only its chips, blocking out rivals such as Intel Corp .
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When you constantly feel that you have to juggle your regular workload with acts of selflessness, that balance can begin to feel like a burden — and Grant says blocking out "giving time" can help relieve you of the stress.
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Episode 8, "Milk," was less about wrapping up loose plot points regarding its murder mystery and more about finally plunging our protagonist, Camille, into a full awareness of the past trauma and collective insanity she's spent years blocking out.
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Starting just after 7 AM EDT, the little planet will be embarking on one of the most unusual legs of its orbit, which will take it between Earth and the Sun, blocking out a tiny circle of daylight as it goes.
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The song's message of not caring about blocking out everything except for the person you love is fitting for Bieber, who recently found himself in the middle of controversy when he took to social media to defend his friend, Chris Brown.
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Trump tweeted, "I want the United States to win through competition, not by blocking out currently more advanced technologies," which conflicts with reports that his administration has considered blocking Chinese companies from rolling out 5G equipment in the United States.
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The right one will adjust the volume output, while the left one will scroll through the 13 different levels of active noise cancellation, so you can go from completely blocking out all outside audio to being able to hear your environment.
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Just like you, former NYC mayor and human lima bean Rudy Giuliani tries to make navigating the airport a little less stressful by blocking out the mayhem with a pair of headphones—in his case, the user-friendly, utterly simple Apple AirPods.
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The Vive also does manage to do a much better job at blocking out light by enclosing the nose gap much more effectively than the Rift, it's really surprising how much this helps in terms of achieving immersion while playing different titles.
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Vanessa says this is the best relationship she's ever had, momentarily blocking out the fact that Nick hasn't actually decided if he wants to be in a relationship with her yet, and the fact that all of her interactions with Nick are unpleasant.
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If you&aposve ever stood in the totality of a solar eclipse , you&aposve seen something astonishing: the full width of the moon&aposs dark shadow blocking out the sun, perfectly encircled by the dim, wispy rays of the sun&aposs corona.
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I watched a UFC fight, and while it wasn't an immersive 360 experience, I definitely felt myself sink more deeply into the action, with my headset blocking out the world around me, and nothing but the moving image to occupy my attention.
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Lee -- who died Monday, at age 95 -- also developed a way of working with artists that empowered them, blocking out stories -- in part out of necessity, given the number of titles he was writing -- then adding dialogue when the illustrated pages came back.
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Know this, my fellow Americans: as the clouds darken and the savage locusts descend, blocking out the sun and making human life all but impossible except for the most privileged few, I will be thinking of you from my West Elm-appointed bunker.
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Anyone can build a camera obscura (National Geographic has a succinct video tutorial online); it's just a matter of blocking out the light while leaving a pinhole that pierces through, and setting up a surface onto which the light passing through it can reflect.
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Also, while they largely do a job blocking out non-voice registers, there are still some things that get through — most notably that high squeak of truck brakes you'll frequently hear on the streets of New York, which actually gets amplified in the process.
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And there have never been more choices: from cheap, sweat-proof headphones for working out, to $300 pairs of cans for blocking out the sounds of your delayed commute, to $55,000 headphones that can probably re-create the voice of god with some accuracy.
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"Teaching kids that sleep is a priority – and modeling this behavior – by blocking out enough time to get the right amount of sleep is important, especially as children get older and become more independent," Simon, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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While a partial eclipse will be visible for all to see in North America, those gathered along the path of totality — a 70-mile-wide strip stretching diagonally across the entirety of the continental US — will get to experience the moon fully blocking out the sun.
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Astronomers Capture A Rare Glimpse Of Eclipsing Jovian MoonsEarlier this month, astronomers surveying Jupiter&aposs moon Io received an early Christmas…Read more ReadOn March 8, 2015, Europa passed in front of Io from the perspective of Earth, gradually blocking out light from the volcanic moon.
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While I've never complained about the quality from my AirPods, I thought the Galaxy Buds sounded more balanced, since they are better at blocking out external noise and have controls that let you change the equalizer to highlight bass or treble in the music you're listening to.
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You think back to when drones first got commercialized and popularized—they were cheap enough for the average person to buy—there was a lot of concern about privacy issues and people flying them all over the place, and swarms of drones blocking out the Sun.
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But as it nears, the swarm of locusts comes into focus: billions upon billions of them, thick as a blizzard, uncountable as raindrops, a jaw-dropping procession of the ravenous creatures of biblical infamy, flailing and flapping in the air, blocking out the sun like a bad omen.
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When things get very quiet and you know a jump scare is coming, blocking out the audio cue that accompanies the sudden gnashing of monster teeth or the glint of a knife can keep your heart rate down, or at least stop you from screaming out loud in public.
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AF: There's a story coming out of Singapore this morning about a media blackout law - essentially blocking out any form of electronic post, if you will, in some of these areas that would, essentially be the scene of any kind of terrorist attack and you know what not.
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To secure a spot in the front row in SoulCycle classes taught by the most popular instructors, you have to be one of the first people logged in, which is why you might notice your SoulCycling colleagues blocking out their calendars every Monday from 11:55 am to 12:05 pm.
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They did exactly what I told them to do, blocking out racist, misogynist and anti-immigrant comments, hiding anyone who didn't support Black Lives Matter, all with such deftness that I had no idea that a candidate who ran a campaign on exactly those values had gained enough popularity to win the election.
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An article on the job search site Ladders asserts that Musk manages to get everything done by blocking out his day in five-minute intervals, but the Tesla CEO disputes the claim: "I definitely don't do this 5 minute thing," he wrote, because it would interfere with his ability to come up with new ideas.
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You'll have the inconvenience of needing to reconnect all of your devices, but it's an effective way of blocking out any people or devices that might have surreptitiously gained access without your knowledge—like the neighbor who popped 'round for a drink and noticed your wi-fi password on a sticker your router along the way.
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Instead each page of East/West offers an enigmatic collision of color, light, and shape, whether two girls wearing huge bows in their hair who have paused to look at a model ship in a Moscow window framed in gold, or a layered image of cars, gas stations, and advertisements almost blocking out the blue sky in Los Angeles.
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This includes guaranteeing short-term bookings for people who have been discriminated against, deemphasizing the use of user photos, blocking out availability if a host claims a space is taken when it really isn't and working to increase the number of Instant Book listings, which don't require hosts to approve specific guests, to one million by the beginning of 113.
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"There is clearly a message here about when choosing a job with a long commute, one needs to think about its impact on health - and if one does to choose to do that what one might do to mitigate that, such as working from home, finding a way to build walking or cycling into a long commute, or blocking out time for exercise," Mytton said by email.
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You know that feeling when you're staying in an Airbnb, and even though the place has good vibes, and the host magnanimously proffered her best linens, and even though the blinds are good at blocking out all light, somehow you still find yourself listening to your host's refrigerator and contemplating death at 3 AM as you wait for the warm blankness of sleep to return?
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In September, Airbnb unveiled its plan to tackle those issues, which entailed guaranteeing short-term bookings for people who have been discriminated against, deemphasizing the use of user photos, blocking out availability if a host claims a space is taken when it really isn't and working to increase the number of Instant Book listings, which don't require hosts to approve specific guests, to one million by the beginning of 2017.
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