"Let him compose, I will compose," Puccini wrote in the Milan daily Corriere della Sera.
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Compose the email you want to schedule send by clicking "Compose" in the top left-hand corner of the screen. 3.
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Smart Compose is currently only available in English, and Google gives fair warning that "Smart Compose is not designed to provide answers and may not always predict factually correct information."
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Good players compose long, largely repetitive songs based on an individual board's gameplay quirks; bad players compose songs made of flipper smashing as they quickly rip through their allotted three balls.
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Unable to get the witnesses to compose the stories they want, today's prosecutors are discovering they can simply compose the crimes by manipulating the pleas of men desperate to protect their families.
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My guess is, the same will happen with Smart Compose.
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You compose pieces of art in an abstract way too.
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But they should absolutely not compose your entire online diet.
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I left the dressing room to try to compose myself.
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So, here's some information that might help you compose yours.
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Twitter asks "what's happening?" when you compose a new tweet.
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I didn't necessarily want to compose, I wanted to play.
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The compose screen looks like you're writing a new email.
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You compose and view all your shots via the screen.
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My color didn't make me compose any of my songs.
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Tap the colorful "+" icon to compose a new email. 3.
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"I compose, produce, arrange — I don't just perform," Rosalía said.
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Yet years later, he found himself able to compose again.
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He choked up and took several seconds to compose himself.
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He said, 'I'm going to compose a song called 'Rosa.
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You can now try Smart Compose in the new Gmail
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We're excited about their new Tweet compose & auto-deletion tools.
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When you compose, do you think of images or films?
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Smart Compose saves users altogether two billion keystrokes a week.
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There is no frame in which to compose a shot.
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Here are their tips on how to compose your suitcase.
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Compose your own short piece with your take on TikTok.
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Kidnappers compose ransom letters from newsprint to elude handwriting experts.
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His daughters often sang background vocals and helped him compose.
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Then I started to compose tracks around the main theme.
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"Many people take great pains to compose the individual pictures contained in a book, but often neglect to compose the book," Smith writes in 200 Books By Keith Smith, a self-authored annotated bibliography.
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"I need a minute," Hollman tells production, stopping to compose herself.
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The ability to compose thoughts longer than a tweet is waning.
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And starting today, Smart Compose will be available on mobile, too.
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Bloom enabled anyone to compose music simply by touching the screen.
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Some writers prefer to compose at the keyboard from the start.
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Shortly after, he stepped outside to compose himself, overwhelmed with grief.
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Moore is not the first painter to compose in this fashion.
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It's similar to Smart Compose, which makes suggestions as you type.
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Think of it as Gmail's Smart Compose feature but for code.
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I'm going crazy in my mind, but trying to compose myself.
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The page will refresh, and Smart Compose will automatically start. 2100.
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In my own experience, Smart Compose is great when it works.
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He puts his hand on his face, unable to compose himself.
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With some financial improvisation, it's easy to compose a healthy return.
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I wanted to be able to play, write and compose music.
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Consider fiber optic networks, which compose a massive global infrastructure system.
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"That's how I learned to write and compose music," she says.
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Biden had to turn from the cameras momentarily to compose himself.
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And then there's the time it takes to compose the tweet.
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Democrats compose only about one-third of registered voters in Nebraska.
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Nations are no more infallible than the individuals who compose them.
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Users will simply click on the "+" button to compose their Fleet.
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And director Benedict Andrews knows how to compose a pretty picture.
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Smart Compose suggests endings to your sentences as you type them.
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The kind of stuff I compose for "Radiolab" is very simple.
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So, too, Hispanics, who will soon compose half the state's population.
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"Schedule some quiet time to compose a heartfelt message," she wrote.
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Disney then hired a writer to compose pages for additional photography.
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How could she compose this when her father was still alive?
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This puzzle included something that sounds devilish to compose, a pangram.
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Together the Five compose a new superclass of American corporate might.
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Smart Compose takes that feature to a whole other level, though.
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As early as the 1950s, computers could follow simple algorithms to compose a musical score; by the 1990s, computers could learn to paint in the style of Picasso or compose music that sounded distinctly like Bach.
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It sits in his inner sanctum, where he likes to compose, undisturbed; or, rather, where he would compose, were it not for a nasty case of writer's block, compounded by failure of another kind, the poor lunk.
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In the compose screen, there's a tiny lock icon called "confidential mode".
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I wasn't able to compose a completely new email from Alexa, however.
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To accept contextual suggestions as you compose an email, just swipe right.
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That's exactly what Google aims to do with Smart Compose in Gmail.
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There are HDR sliders to adjust brightness and shadows when you compose.
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Just choose Label from the pop-up menu on the compose screen.
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Out of the box, Jetpack Compose also natively supports Google's Material Design.
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If you prefer "Hey" over "Hi," then Smart Compose will learn that.
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Whoever the Disenfranchised are, they compose networks to be mapped and scrutinized.
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LINE allows users to compose their own stickers and sell them online.
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Jardine said it took him 10 to 15 minutes to compose himself.
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The first is the ability to move around the tweet compose button.
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Learn how to compose a picture, because that's also part of storytelling.
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The teacher walked around offering help as they began to compose essays.
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Q. What inspired you about New York to compose your new album?
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You compose all the music the same day, because they don't license.
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Clearly, we are in the abstract realm where artists cogitate and compose.
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"If you compose it right, it's like a flirty conversation," says Arnold.
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Otherwise, why would he have taken the trouble to compose his diatribe?
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We’re excited about their new Tweet compose & auto-deletion tools.
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And lots of people ask him to compose lines about their dogs.
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Mr. Ellis opened a beer and felt inspired to compose a poem.
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Wonder why it took 12 minutes to compose that post on Twitter.
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It afforded him both a livelihood and, oddly, the opportunity to compose.
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You can position it anywhere to re-compose the video through cropping.
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So, in addition to singing, they "compose" by making up incriminating details.
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In the 22018s Mr Yin had, despite all this, begun to compose.
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He barely had a moment to compose himself when he was spotted.
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They have to have an eye, obviously, to be able to compose.
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I used to try and compose a lot on train rides between concerts.
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A published author Some of us can barely compose a legible text message.
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We found Smart Compose on a Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus with version 9.2.
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Will she also compose Truman Capote-like novels in a booth at Pop's?
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For the most part, we don't compose Notes with an audience in mind.
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Google will soon suggest phrases to you as you compose emails in Gmail.
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So I was trying to compose myself, and I was trying to stall.
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Compose actions were first announced at the Google Cloud Next conference in July.
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There is also a compose icon, for quick access to creating an email.
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Tap the menu button, then Settings, then Auto-reply and compose your message.
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Käding: When you compose music, is it ever a visual process for you?
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So I took a sip of wine and started to compose my texts.
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With this update, Smart Compose is now also available on all Android devices.
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We just have to hope the people who compose the city aren't forgotten.
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WK managed to compose himself, however, recovering with a chilled glass of jagermeister.
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For comparable hosting at a company like Compose we'd be spending $1,100/month.
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He didn't hate them, but he didn't want to compose like them, either.
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In fact, I coined the term "compose" that Ellis cited in federal court.
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She tried to compose herself with her head under a towel during changeovers.
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She found him in his office, trying to compose the next day's sermon.
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Just as songs you sing (story I compose) intended to serve the living.
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In terms of theme, what inspired you to compose "Scarlets of the Sands"?
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Select "Mail" which will open a pop-up window to compose an email.
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Mr. Levy recruited the Open Window, an eclectic trio, to compose the music.
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To put it another way, Smart Compose seemed to want to know me.
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As we have seen, his glass and steel were used to compose light.
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"I had a student compose a piece for two carrots," said Mr. Stuckenbruck.
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The reasons why -- and Google's response -- compose our first story on Thursday's show.
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Smart Compose is already part of Gmail to help users draft emails faster.
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She looked shocked and upset as she tried to compose herself on camera.
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This app starts with photography basics like how to compose a good shot.
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Musicians help rehabilitate inmates by teaching them to compose and play classical music.
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Why do we write, and paint, and compose, and choreograph, and make images?
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I also compose in relation to drawings on the opposite wall (not pictured).
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To use Smart Compose, you simply type your emails and when it thinks that it can help you complete the sentence, the Smart Compose feature writes the next few words for you and you can hit tab to accept them.
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If you want to incorporate a file or folder from Box, Dropbox or Egnyte, authorize the app and then you can click the compose action that appears in the email compose window to access the service and pull in a file.
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In cooler weather, compose it with as many kinds of multicolored chicory as possible.
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The landscapes are influenced by the way you would compose an image in film.
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For now, though, Smart Compose is still quite limited (and only works in English).
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Similar to Smart Reply, Smart Compose predicts email text as you're composing a message.
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You have humbled me to the point where I can barely compose my words.
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Then click Settings, and under General, select "experimental access," which will enable Smart Compose.
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Williams is working with famed composer Hans Zimmer to compose Hidden Figures' full score.
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There was also the beauty of surprise and the way they chose to compose.
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Do modern Japanese have contests to see who can compose the best love poem?
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Carpenter returned to executive produce and compose the score for the R-rated thriller.
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On the tweet Compose screen, for example, this "Replying To" field is fairly small.
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I just want to be music itself whenever I compose music or perform music.
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Her photograms compose assemblages, combinations of sculptures, stands, string, and chemical reactions on surfaces.
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IBM's Watson will collaborate with festival-goers to compose DJ sets of their own.
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You can even reply to messages and compose new texts right from your computer.
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Elton John and Hans Zimmer are also returning to compose music for the movie.
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But the challenge brought one advantage: He could finally compose his own film scores.
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To compose this album, I had to work in the gaps of Radiohead's schedule.
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Kimmel jumped at the opportunity to compose a montage of Trump's ever-changing convictions.
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The squares that compose Belott's grids are equal in size but vary in color.
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If purchased altogether, the four jets could compose a private F-16 mini squadron.
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So she asked her collaborators to help her compose the song on the piano.
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Composition: To create compelling video, compose the elements in a scene or sequence deliberately.
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The Karun and Dez rivers together compose the greatest surface water system in Iran.
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Google introduced Smart Reply in 2015, and Smart Compose began rolling out this year.
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He apologized, saying he had been trying to compose himself before a television interview.
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Some artists have eschewed traditional acoustic and electronic instruments to compose with computer code.
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Prince, then a coordinator of instruction, found him there and let him compose himself.
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Google's Smart Compose, which includes predictive text, is now widely available in Google Docs.
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Proofread, answer, and compose routine correspondence and any follow-up actions for the SVP.
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" Laptop "I bring my MacBook Pro; I compose music while I'm on the road.
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The officials were visibly shaken, pausing several times to compose themselves as they spoke.
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No honest hack could compose so quickly and from such weak grounding without shame.
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In the new film, Grammy-winning Lady Gaga will compose and perform new songs.
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When we left the screening room, we went to separate bathrooms to compose ourselves.
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Your music is so technical that I can imagine it taking longer to compose.
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Smart Compose will soon work in four other languages: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French.
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The best feature, however, is having Siri read and compose text messages for you.
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Finally, and perhaps most significantly, Smart Compose should now work on Gmail for Android devices.
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"Many people thought it would not be that difficult to compose a message," he says.
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Image: David Ctiborsky What equipment/software did you have with you to compose the album?
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Image: Sónar CallingEach contributing artist had to compose and specially prepare their music for transmission.
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Smart Compose is a useful Gmail feature that's arriving on all Android devices starting today.
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Let's work together for the good of all of the people who compose the nation.
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Grazer, who produces the hit Fox show, struggles to compose himself ... and then Howard unloads.
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Even though the band kept rocking, Elton needed a good 35 seconds to compose himself.
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Murdoch was prolific, and this book will terrify writers who compose at a turtle's pace.
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Tapper took some time to compose an elegant, thoughtful response, which quickly became viral gold: .
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And would Mimi — who orders everything online — really compose her new novel on a typewriter?
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After taking a break to compose himself—or call 911—Hawkins is back on camera.
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Otherwise, the compose tools are pretty simple, comprising headings, images, free-form text and links.
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The next-gen Google Assistant will be able to compose and send emails, as well.
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So the Smart Compose architects decided the best solution was to remove pronoun suggestions altogether.
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With Jetpack Compose, Google is essentially bringing the UI-as-code philosophy to Android development.
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The Compose framework will handle all the gory details of UI optimization for the developer.
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Contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) compose 25 percent of the company's business model.
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Investors were also on the lookout for any updates on who would compose Trump's cabinet.
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The gifted learn to play magnificent Mozart melodies, but rarely compose their own original scores.
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It sometimes just rises up," she said "She stopped talking and let me compose myself.
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They compose an extinct creed in florid horrors; anthrax and manna, floating on the air.
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From the Gmail "Compose" screen, you click the Connect button and a new window appears.
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The series of photographs compose a unqiue portrait of the lives of everyday Latin Americans.
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"You can then move around freely with a camera to compose the photograph," Ma' explains.
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I'd probably write a novel, or compose an epic poem, just to fill the time.
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And the compose button is now a simple plus sign instead of a red circle.
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For the first time, he had space to compose around people playing real, live instruments.
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This uncovers the spectrum, a measurement of the number of colors that compose this light.
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Overall, microplastics are estimated to compose up to 31% of plastic pollution in the ocean.
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He would break down in tears, then compose himself and upload the video to YouTube.
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Bonillas selected and digitized fragments of images to compose collages that turn into new frames.
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A person can add many mobile numbers in a field and compose messages with pictures.
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I stumbled across an article chronicling how AI was now being used to compose music.
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The judge even briefly excused the officer while he took a minute to compose himself.
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" In late 2002, he began to compose a ballad called "I'm in the Mood Again.
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In addition, Google yesterday announced that Smart Compose would soon come to G Suite, too.
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It is also a place to compose the soaring language of opening and closing arguments.
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Stephen could compose his sentences at a rate of only about six words a minute.
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Online you are encouraged to compose your own newspaper, according to your personal algorithmic specifications.
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"Compose the email, and only then go back and enter the address(es)," he says.
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He continues to compose here even as he approaches his 90th birthday, coming in October.
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Thomas rose to compose herself, another sea of toys around the chair at her feet.
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The moment Rebecca walked down the aisle, Marvin had to turn away and compose himself.
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I tapped out almost the entire article from the compose window of my email app.
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She returned to the witness stand after a brief break but could not compose herself.
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The search giant originally unveiled Smart Compose last year, following Gmail's earlier Smart Reply feature.
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Ms. Yovanovitch grimaced and seemed to tense up and take a second to compose herself.
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She tried to compose herself until the officials asked if she would like to leave.
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At best, they might compose a mat; they would have made poor bedding in barns.
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Jukedeck is one of a growing number of companies using artificial intelligence to compose music.
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Contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) compose 25 percent of the company's business model.
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The project induces a human performer to compose a soundscape for a computer operated light show.
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Their leaders desperately tried to compose themselves, and gave encouraging speeches that might somehow maintain morale.
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You could even compose a soundtrack and fall asleep to it thanks to a sleep timer.
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" Schlossman told me he tried to compose the images with the "simplicity of a police mugshot.
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I mean, this really have been tactics to pressure people to as other people say compose.
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But before I do, I sit down across from my husband and compose an Instagram post.
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Hit the compose tab in the top left corner, and you'll see a screen like this.
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The bot can also be employed to compose a letter about the issue on your behalf.
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It does not, however, let you compose or review images or navigate the camera's menu system.
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Rosas, Houston's Daryl Morey, Oklahoma City's Sam Presti and Toronto's Masai Ujiri compose the confirmed quartet.
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To create one, just hit compose post, or click on the "what's on your mind" section.
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At its annual developer conference, Google announced a new feature coming to Gmail called Smart Compose.
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Google is expanding on its helpful Smart Reply feature with a more ambitious idea: Smart Compose.
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It was while at school that he began to compose the soundtracks for his own films.
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That's what Gmail's Smart Compose feature is, and holy moly, has it been a game changer.
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On Twitter, it's to compose something witty under 280 characters that people will want to share.
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Google today announced that its Pixel phones will soon get support for Smart Compose in Gmail.
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The video intricately layers different renders to compose a realistic yet astoundingly fresh realm of existence.
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The many panels, readings and performances that will compose the event have yet to be announced.
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Hassan tried to compose a witty response, but he couldn't come up with anything fast enough.
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"Everyone who gave me food, who took away my hunger, inspired me to compose," he said.
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Remember, singers can also compose and flip on Trump so they can prosecute or impeach him.
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"I realized I didn't want to compose pictures," he told The New York Times in 1996.
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She almost always seemed determined to compose a facial expression so controlled that it conveyed nothing.
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"They would meet at Sydney's house in high school, and they would compose music," Wation said.
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Before discovering his talent for photography, he studied fine arts, learning to compose paintings and drawings.
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It's his job to compose an appropriate game plan that best suits whoever's on the court.
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Google first announced Smart Compose in May 2018, as part of its I/O developer conference.
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There's no cover, and few covers, since the owners favor bands that compose their own music.
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Curcumin, along with the other curcuminoid compounds, compose only about 3 percent of the dried spice.
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After taking a moment to compose herself, she restarted and ultimately delivered a powerful vocal performance.
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Today's computers can compose musicals, create algorithms for poetry, and even turn data into visual art.
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Xie says Twitter is adding a new setting for "conversation participants" right on the compose screen.
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It remains unclear exactly who occupies the building and how many members compose the occupying force.
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Twitter announced that it's going to allow users to limit replies directly from the compose screen.
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The preview, released Monday, concerns companies that will compose the Bovespa from January to April 2020.
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The device can also compose and send text messages or give you a daily news briefing.
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Hill slipped into the jersey, sat before a microphone and took a moment to compose himself.
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Another untoward outcome would be if human cells should come to compose the pig's reproductive tissues.
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When I compose music, I want to lay a surprise within a certain number of bars.
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It's impossible to quantify how many individual products compose that market now, but it's a lot.
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When you record an album, it's such a pain in the ass to compose with musicians.
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When I compose I try not to listen to music so that I'm not influenced indirectly.
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In addition to that, Smart Compose will now work in Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese alongside English.
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Play and compose music in any style with both full theoretical control and complete freedom of expression.
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Operations resembling call-centres conduct detailed background research, compose scripts and work several targets at a time.
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It was all Gosling could do to compose himself to deliver his closing lines of the sketch.
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" Instead, Welch says, you should "compose every speech as if you are presenting your ideas to friends.
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It is often attributed to Mozart, but he didn't compose the original tune — only variations on it.
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I can safely say every time I compose a menu, I'm not 100-percent happy with this.
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Anna went into the bathroom to cry and compose herself, then went outside to look for help.
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During the summer, he escaped urban life — and his career as a conductor — to compose in nature.
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Smart Compose is an AI-powered tool that works kind of like predictive text does on iPhones.
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Google now allows third-party developers to build support for their apps directly into Gmail's compose window.
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The problem is they want him to sing, but some of these people also want to compose.
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White employees, meanwhile, make up 53.1 percent of Google's US workforce, and Asian employees compose 36.3 percent.
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Developers can mix and match the Jetpack Compose APIs and view those based on Android's native APIs.
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The Angels (61-75) were able to compose themselves and pull out the win after the injury.
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And every once in a while, those onstage are so in the moment that their compose slips.
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It will also understand physics papers, compose novels, devise investment strategies and make delightful conversation with strangers.
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To initiate a Private Conversation, select "New Private Conversation" from the compose menu or the recipient's profile.
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Then, they walk the bulls on a lap of the stadium to compose themselves while everyone claps.
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After you compose that perfect shot in the Clips app, put your phone back in your pocket.
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We did not compose these narratives, but we bear their burden; slowly, hopefully, we will undo them.
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The "Location" button is missing on Compose, too, and the "Tweet" button has moved to the top.
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Working by touch, he used it to compose terse, aphoristic phrasings exactly like that oft-quoted pronouncement.
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They are bribing the witnesses to get them to testify but a lot of times -- HANNITY: Compose?
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There's even a Gmail plug-in that will prevent you from using sorry when you compose emails.
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What you have to be careful of is that they may not only sing, they may compose.
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I collapsed in a heap of relief before I could compose myself long enough to dial it.
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Mr. Bley, a pioneer of free improvisation on the piano, encouraged her to compose tunes for him.
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In the bottom right corner, press the square and pen icon to compose a new email.3.
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Should she be forced to compose speeches for Republican candidates or abandon the field of speechwriting entirely?
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"I think it goes back to kids on the bus," Mr. Hickey said, pausing to compose himself.
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Smart Compose builds on another AI-powered reply service that got its start on Gmail, Smart Reply.
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Lulu waited for me to compose myself, and then she told me the rest of the story.
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It never lets me forget that I'm a musician and this is my profession: to compose, perform.
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He ran to the door, grateful for a break to compose himself before returning to the girl.
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This scene led into a "militia" dance that I was lucky enough to compose the music for.
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Apple has tweaked buttons to archive/delete, move, reply and compose and email in the Mail app.
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How do our feelings and our thoughts blend together to compose our mental lives and our behaviors?
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It wasn't that Smart Compose had guessed correctly where my thoughts were headed—in fact, it hadn't.
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Just make sure you have the "compose image descriptions" setting turned on in your accessibility settings. pic.twitter.
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I used to compose my work on paper, revise on the computer and save the initial drafts.
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Taylor's emotional speech, during which he had to pause several times to compose himself, was another highlight.
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After a short break, Ms. Mann returned to the witness stand but still could not compose herself.
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Male nudes compose one series of stitched grids, each figure caught in an in-between gestural moment.
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But it is the former who, in more than one sense, has to compose him or herself.
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Right now, even though we knew this was coming, I'm finding it difficult to compose my thoughts.
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It's possible to compose new songs to later upload to Soundcloud, but that will require Wi-Fi.
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Compose your photo and then hold up your palm until you see the countdown on your screen.
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" The conceit for this collection was for each contributing writer to compose a story featuring a "warrior.
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University of Toronto researchers trained their system to analyze an image, then compose lyrics and a tune.
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They compose music and write articles that, at a glance, read as if a human wrote them.
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We were asked to scrap the idea and compose a new piece that sounded intimate and sweet.
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As witnesses, we use reality in front of our lens, instead of our imagination, to compose photographs.
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"Building these environments allows me to compose and really feel like I'm entering the space," Thomas says.
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That momentum continued on Monday when Google announced some extensions to the popular email ciient's Smart Compose feature.
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Women compose just 43 percent of all series regulars in 2018, even though America is 51 percent female.
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Once you get it, you'll notice a new plus-sign button when you go to compose a tweet.
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I also managed to compose music of my own that continued and sometimes played along with their music.
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It's the worthless plastic — the single-use plastics — that compose this mounting mess and piles up on beaches.
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AI can already compose music, play Ms. Pac-Man—like a pro, nonetheless—and even manage a hotel.
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First spotted by Android Police, Smart Compose is coming to all Android devices via a server-side update.
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If anything, you'll need to spend the time you once took to compose a message on proofreading it.
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For a $429 fee, he will compose and deliver a wedding speech that's perfectly tuned to your audience.
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Our own TechCrunch account was able to access the option through a dedicated icon in the Compose window.
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Facebook first began rolling out the integration in the Compose box in early May, the company tells us.
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Today the company announced the general availability of compose actions, another way to save you a little time.
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Yet no experiment has glimpsed any of the menagerie of hypothetical particles physicists have speculated might compose it.
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I took a moment to compose myself and I was really glad that Jeff gave me that moment.
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There is shuffling, there is bustling, there are journos rushing to their seats and trying to compose themselves.
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The first copyright, known as the mechanical copyright, belongs to the people who write and compose the song.
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The "15 people who compose" phrasing highlights the individuals in that group (this is the "group-composition framing").
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I really like sampling particularly, looping and sampling is a great way to compose at least for me.
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The other big addition to Gmail is the expansion of Google's Smart Compose feature to Gmail's mobile versions.
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In addition to this, Smart Compose is also coming to four new languages: Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.
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"Initially, my plan was to compose a frame devoid of any humanness," Marielle says, of the Ruinism cover.
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He put the screws so he will sing or compose to get an impeachment or prosecution against Trump.
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Give it a try by selecting "New Private Conversation" from the compose menu or from the recipient's profile.
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Then, Chmerkovskiy ices the ankle as Kordei takes a few moments to compose herself and assess the damage.
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I think that it's actually thanks to this atmosphere—dreamlike, a little misty—that I'm able to compose.
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Linton responded to my Instagram post challenging me to compose a "nice message" filled with wisdom and humanity.
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We had many opportunities to stop so that she could compose herself and she wanted to keep going.
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McGahn then promised to send a memo outlining the president's authorities, which he had White House lawyers compose.
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But despite it all, Al-Bader was resolved to compose the songs demanded by the Shiite Daawa party.
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What you have got to be careful of is that they may not only sing, they may compose.
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Or, Paul and Leto said, they could have been communicating through software used to compose marketing e-mails.
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If legislatures compose red-flag laws with sufficient due process rights, it would be unreasonable to oppose them.
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Google is expanding its Smart Compose feature to Google Docs, allowing its users to create documents more quickly.
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While 23% of Americans identify as atheist, agnostic or "nothing in particular," in Congress they compose just 0.2%.
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Mr. Moriyama forced himself to use the viewfinder to compose the photos, and shot only in portrait format.
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I duck behind the village well to compose myself, and take a little stone sample while I'm there.
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That big picture visualization where you can compose and in turn, there's a positive effect on the music.
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Walking and attempting to compose tweets may result in head injuries (or at least a broken phone screen).
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Compose a written response to the comment that reflects knowledge gained during our class discussions and your research.
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As if that wasn't head-spinning enough, Washington then asked him to compose his response to the response.
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Here's what it's like to compose comedy, especially one like "Wet Hot," that is so outside the norm:
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They did not compose the score for the film "La La Land"; they wrote most of the lyrics.
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Obviously the people present were completely taken aback at this sight and needed several moments to compose themselves.
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At the end of his life, Mazur wanted to evoke his passage into chaos, to compose his farewell.
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In theory, the Smart Compose tool can speed up your message composition and cut down on typographical errors.
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But these are snacks, after all, not meant to be eaten en masse or to compose a meal.
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People were high-fiving around him, but Mr. Frank shoved himself off to the side to compose himself.
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He waited a minute to compose himself before joining the rest of the audience to cheer the cast.
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Now that I compose on the computer, there's only ever one extant version, and no drafts at all.
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"I have a room to compose in, and he has a room to paint in," Mr. Carden said.
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If you're part of the experiment, you'll be able to schedule a tweet right from the compose window.
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Michele Stanback, 34, had to compose herself when asked how it felt to take a course with inmates.
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Like Smart Compose, your brain constantly computes and updates the "state" of where you are in the turn.
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He had taken, he said, a few minutes to compose himself before offering his assessment of the game.
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Census Bureau projections reveal that 120 million Latinos will compose 28.6 percent of the U.S. population by 2060.
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It will also teach you how to think like Excel, so you can compose your own powerful formulas.
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As you compose emails and documents (and in conversation too), remove these words and phrases from your vocabulary.
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In these top-tier public schools, African-American and Latino students compose only 225% of the entering class.
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As you compose emails and speak with clients and colleagues, remove these five words/phrases from your vocabulary.
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I compose strings of emails that could wait until morning, line up tasks in a shoulder-shoving queue.
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Sometime around the beginning of the last century, scientists discovered that at the smallest levels of existence, the vibrations of molecules and electrons and whatnot that compose the atoms which in turn compose the matter we see and touch and are made of, were, more or less, ruled by weighted probabilities.
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To access the new GIF search feature, just tap the + button on the left side of the compose bar.
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Click the down arrow symbol in the compose window then Get Add-ins to see what's available to install.
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A useful guideline to keep in mind is the Rule of Thirds which will help you compose better shots.
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Shriver tried to compose herself, joking that she saw more than that, but couldn't get all the way there.
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To compose letterheads, business cards, brochures, magazines, books, and posters, you hunched over a desk or a light table.
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Six men compose the gang, with five men entering the room and a sixth waiting in a getaway vehicle.
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The keyboard bug seems to happen most frequently, when I swipe a text message alert to compose a reply.
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You'll automatically get put into split view mode when you click the compose button when running Mail full screen.
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Choose your recipients, compose the message, and you should see Travel Time appear as a variable you can insert.
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Huang, who studied music composition as an undergrad and grad, says she's always looking for new ways to compose.
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Similar plants compose her woven floor piece "Body Tracks" (2017), which lies on the opposite side of the gallery.
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From there, you can compose your "tour," while overlaying still images and text descriptions identifying specific points of interest.
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It also continues to add innovative new features such as Smart Compose, which uses artificial intelligence to predict responses.
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"You compose distinct movement patterns inside the skeleton that define how the system as a whole moves," says Rus.
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For instance, Google can already write most of my text messages, and now it can help compose for me.
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"Schirmer said he often attempts to compose himself by hitting himself on the helmet "so I calm myself down.
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Since very few people have monkeys, the next species I decided to research and compose music for was cats.
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"This was an unguarded moment trying to compose myself before a TV interview," Coupe told ITV in a statement.
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To filter your photo or GIF, you tap the magic wand icon at the bottom of your compose screen.
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Sign in with your Google account and you get a new Digify attachment button in the email compose window.
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I was attending Chicago High School for the Arts when my teacher encouraged me to compose and start singing.
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It's like a jazz concert: you can prepare, but once it starts, the animator must compose with their errors.
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Grade: 👏👏👏 Smart Compose has made writing emails so much less of a pain in the ass.
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Google says that on the web, Smart Compose is already saving people a billion characters of typing per week.
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Not only can it be used to compose and capture notes quickly, it supports the Markdown syntax with aplomb.
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Although Smart Compose was announced in May, it wasn't until a couple months later that people started paying attention.
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There are 2900 useful shortcut actions beyond launching apps such as "compose email" or "add event" to the calendar.
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He placed work throughout the house, including in the bath, and gave visitors tools to compose their own music.
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Under the increased surveillance of armed Ba'ath Party members, everyone had to compose despite the incessant noise from bombings.
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Roache would spend months on his compositions, relying on a Sound Blaster AWE32 and a Roland piano to compose.
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I fell in love with it so much that I even began to compose songs and later perform concerts.
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They have taught the juniors in an all-school assembly how to compose a draft of their personal statements.
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Since they compose nearly a majority of the Senate, Democrats can use the filibuster to block legislation they oppose.
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"It's one of those things I got to compose out there and be able to step off," Drake said.
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She paused, put a hand to her chest to compose herself and said, "I mean, why wouldn't you be?"
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But in 2019, you still need the human brain to compose the quiet prose that a product description requires.
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How did you compose the soundtrack for the series and what challenges did you face updating it for today?
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That means creating the same kind of tools that help programmers code apps, but for musicians to compose songs.
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Google says in total, Smart Compose in Gmail already saves people from typing about 2 billion characters per week.
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Ms. Jonas looked him up in the phone book and asked him to compose music for her next performance.
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Now Mr. Nyman is the museum's first composer in residence and plans to compose scores to accompany future exhibitions.
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A. The Smart Compose feature of Google's recent Gmail update does not exactly write your full message for you.
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This one was a huge challenge for me: I needed to relearn my language and how to compose again.
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Instead of sending half a dozen emails per meeting, I only needed to compose one to kick things off.
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But there is no evidence that Gala ever used a paintbrush or told Dalí how to compose his works.
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Although Smart Compose generally limits itself to predicting the next phrase or two, the A.I. could ramble on longer.
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And clearly Smart Compose thinks that's what most fathers in my state say to their sons in e-mails.
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East Asian and South Asian residents compose about 22 percent of the population; 4 percent are Hispanic or Latino.
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Compose a bill that inserts the public option into the Affordable Care Act and let the Republicans kill it.
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Whether they're budding musicians or just appreciators, older kids can use tools to compose, stay motivated, and practice regularly.
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Longstreth had cut and pasted recordings of his own playing, then rearranged these snippets to compose a new riff.
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For some, closure is simply the ability to compose clear narratives about the things that happen in our lives.
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The gendered pronoun ban affects fewer than 1 percent of cases where Smart Compose would propose something, Lambert said.
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We use Office 365, which allows them to compose together and allows me to examine their work as they are writing, giving me the opportunity to make comments on their live documents from my desk in my room as they are working in class or from home as they compose remotely together.
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Desktop and Google Pixel 3 users know Smart Compose as the Gmail feature that completes sentences for you on occasion.
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With that done, open up Messages on macOS, and you can compose new texts to any contact and continue threads.
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In addition, Virginia is in the midst of a major battle over the invisible lines that compose federal congressional districts.
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As people line up to take their perfect in-your-face photo, the pressure to compose a unique pose grows.
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The Touch Bar will also list recently used documents when you compose an email, allowing you to quickly attach documents.
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That gives you the entire 6-inch screen to read tweets and compose emails on, freeing up yet more space.
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As you type, Smart Compose pops up suggestions about what you might want to write next – similar to Google autocomplete.
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Around Easter in 2015, Shillady offered to send Clinton daily email devotions, which he wakes early each morning to compose.
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Compose the messages in the Lovebox mobile app and send them to the digital box in your loved one's home.
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It pops out and articulates vertically — so it can be used to compose shots far above or below eye level.
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Do you develop the seeds of ideas when you're improvising onstage, or do you sit down and compose from scratch?
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This is a more important basic truth than whether he can compose himself for a passing moment in the limelight.
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She put her now-empty wine glass down and pushed an imaginary hair out of her face, to compose herself.
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"Hello from my new phone" is exhausting to compose, and I have to stand still while I write the message.
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He began shipping the artifacts on to Galindo, who used them to build instruments and compose music featuring his inventions.
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Smart Compose is a good reminder that sometimes the most useful new features are the ones that aren't the flashiest.
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Ask students to compose a letter to respond to the negative comment, using information gained from articles and class discussions.
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For Fascism, [the nation] has … ends … quite distinct from those of the individuals which at a given moment compose it.
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You can fast-forward through the 65 snaps that compose the several-minute sequence that's promoted above your Story list.
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I admire her ability to compose herself and unwaveringly state some facts to make it sound like an intelligible debate.
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Facebook's new multilingual composer lets you compose text in one language and have it automatically translated into others, for example.
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If they compose part of the next generation of movie stars, we'll have Cuba and good casting teams to thank.
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But we are still missing, and have not yet started in earnest to compose and acquire, an accompanying cosmopolitan awareness.
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After its successful debut on Gmail last year, Google is bringing its ghost-like Smart Compose feature to Google Docs.
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I am optimistic, however, that movement toward enlistment of the talent of all who compose "We, the people," will continue.
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You could also compose a Monday morning hit list which is simply the first thing that you want to address.
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For moments, viewers around the country heard only silence, and then the sounds of the anchor struggling to compose himself.
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So how does one compose individually scripted dreams for a wide group of people—some of them strangers, others friends?
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The compose box now features a button that lets you add the Assistant to any conversation with just a tap.
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What I don't do is get people to compose in a completely conventional way and then try to fix it.
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The other infrastructure is the communications system for coding, storing, carrying and using the electrons that compose the information economy.
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"This house is the place that an artist chose in which to compose his most important work," Ms. Pellistrandi said.
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Mr. Sepuya is a postmodern portrait photographer, but one who chooses to reshuffle real material rather than compose on Photoshop.
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He continued to compose, and his Variations for String Quartet (1949) were performed in Darmstadt, the home of postwar experimentalism.
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Their disappointment was softened only by reports that Mr. Salonen simply wasn't in the market, wanting more time to compose.
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In the future, she says she would like to compose a symphonic poem, a full symphony and, someday, a musical.
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And in case its implications aren't obvious, Kossakovsky tapped the Finnish symphonic metal band Apocalyptica to compose the film's score.
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When you look at individual items that compose a large portion of family budgets, the relatively low inflation comes through.
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But describing "Wilder Gone" this way is like describing a watercolor by the metals and dyes that compose it chemically.
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It is hard to believe that Aquaria is the same queen that struggled to compose sentences early in the season.
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Skin on his neck had to be "inflated" and stretched, to cover and compose the lower portion of his face.
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Instead, she's the creation of a software program called Vocaloid that allows users to compose music for Miku to sing.
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I could never compose music having listened to Beethoven, or play an instrument after hearing Martha Argerich or Miles Davis.
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He longs to give up public life and settle in Berlin, in a garden house where he can compose undisturbed.
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For their first dance she and her husband, Nick Levintov, 30, commissioned a dancer to compose a Cinderella-like waltz.
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They play with dolls and compose torrid stories of backstage dramas in which plucky blue-eyed heroines save the day.
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Compose any words you want to share and select the camera icon in the toolbar below the text-entry area.
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Gmail has 1.5 billion users, and Lambert said Smart Compose assists on 11 percent of messages worldwide sent from Gmail.
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We have this chance now with technology to compose almost anywhere and I find it really helpful in finding new things.
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By the end of this month, Gmail will also be rolling out its Smart Compose option to all users by default.
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Klee's major breakthrough in abstraction came when he discovered that he could "compose" a painting much like a piece of music.
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From there, the service lounges in your "compose message" window bringing the insights of autocomplete to the body of your message.
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The new look causes the app to behave more like Twitter's website, which also has both a compose window and button.
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It also has six different shooting modes, like the ability to compose a shot that only frames the subject's upper body.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, John Williams will once again compose the film's score, as he has done throughout the Star Wars saga.
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Maybe you'd find less need to reach for ALL CAPS as you compose your tweets if you smiled a little more?
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It's also a great option for more experienced musicians who want to be able to compose and play music while traveling.
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Instead, "the Smart Compose model has been trained on billions of common phrases and sentences, not your previous emails," Lambert said.
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Projections by the U.S. Census Bureau reveal that 120 million Hispanics will compose 28.6 percent of the U.S. population by 2060.
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" Carpenter may also compose the new film's music, according to a press statement from Blumhouse, but "negotiations are still in progress.
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This literal iteration of Ritual works to compose a new cosmos with the broken eggs, bare body, and 3D printed mask.
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The 124 companies presenting at the entrepreneur school's twice-yearly graduation event compose YC's largest batch from its 12.5 years running.
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Meet Sampulator, a relatively simple HTML5 production tool that lets you compose beats using an interface a little like Apple's GarageBand.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, John Williams will once again compose the film's score, as he has done throughout the Star Wars saga.
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The booze wasn't letting my dick say anything of much use either, so we stopped while I tried to compose myself.
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LyraVR is a music creation platform for musicians and fans to share, play, and compose in a fully interactive virtual space.
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Variety reports that Eskmo — who had only a week to compose each episode — mirrored each character's emotional arc within his music.
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NetherRealm has shown as surprising talent for grafting enjoyable stories around the hundreds of fights that compose a fighting game campaign.
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Gmail's new "Smart Compose" feature will auto-complete sentences in email drafts, to save users time by finishing their sentences algorithmically.
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Somebody's gotta compose new stuff, so we sure did, and that whole Return to Forever road was a lot of fun.
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Many young men, just like this student, compose artful, convincing masks, but deep down they aren't who they pretend to be.
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Their borders define the geography of the sky, and our crossings of them compose the rhythm of a long-haul flight.
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One sentence into a Yankee Stadium news conference on Friday that included his teammates and coaches, Teixeira paused to compose himself.
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"The song was ahead of its time, it used stutter edits and manual plugins to compose the song," he points out.
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"Any individual running as prime minister would have to compose with a diverse coalition, which will undermine policy-making," she said.
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To compose meaningful essays, the likes of GPT-2 will first have to be integrated with databases of real-world knowledge.
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But Earth's living environment, including all its species and all the ecosystems they compose, has continued to receive relatively little attention.
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The ultra-thin carbon nanotubes that compose them are twisted and coiled to provide the stretch, conductivity and other desirable qualities.
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The unglazed ceramic humans, animals, shoes and underpants that compose Sally Saul's long overdue New York solo debut seem gleefully macabre.
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Would he compose something introspective for The Players' Tribune about the loneliness of being a black guy on the PGA Tour?
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Harvard argues that in trying to compose a diverse class, it considers each applicant as an individual and does not discriminate.
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When the composer Joan Tower went to Bennington College to study music, her teachers told her she needed to compose something.
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They are Frank Rodriguez, Michael Rogers, Steven Skybell and Sorab Wadia, and collectively they compose a third of the principal players.
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When you compose an image like that, do you have to be conscious of what it might trigger in people's heads?
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One can opt out of Smart Compose easily enough, but I had chosen not to, even though it frequently distracted me.
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Smart Reply suggests short responses to emails, while Smart Compose is more meddlesome, actively suggesting how to finish your next sentence.
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Smart Compose for Docs is only available in beta, only in English, and only domain administrators can volunteer to test it.
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Once you have the image you want, you can compose the post, paste in the URL and attach the screen shot.
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In June 1968 he became a founding member of Can, with musicians from disparate backgrounds who were determined to compose collectively.
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In this podcast conversation, he explains the underlying philosophy of his vision, and details some of the policies that compose it.
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A great practice is to compose our own gathas to help ourselves and others to develop mindfulness in our daily life.
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After taking a pause to compose himself, Hernandez apologized to his two daughters, the rest of his family, and his fans.
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Voice control is a useful feature that lets you compose texts, turn on music, and more using your iPhone&aposs microphone.
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He then sighed and let his emotions flood in, and left the interview room for about three minutes to compose himself.
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I did something I hadn't done since elementary school, and never of my own accord: I began to compose a poem.
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The findings were used by Google to prevent Smart Compose, the tool that auto-generates text in Gmail, from being exploited.
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Furnishing cameras to people who have no training in photography, she teaches them to scrutinize their surroundings and compose a telling picture.
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Smart Compose is getting more personalized and will pick up on your frequently used greetings and phrases to sound more like you.
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Because of Pluto's extreme distance, the molecules that compose it behave differently than they would on other objects nearer to the star.
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Though CalSTRS and Jana together compose two of Apple's biggest individual shareholders, their $2 billion of Apple stock makes up only about .
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"You have humbled me to the point where I can barely compose my words," tweeted Beatty, whose GoFundMe raised more than $45,000.
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Sure, I could use Docs to compose an article or note on an iPad, or read something that's been shared with me.
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She noted that the 16 publications in the two display cases that compose Protests in Print date from 2007 to the present.
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The overall idea was that you could shoot first and in a more carefree fashion, then compose your scene after the fact.
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There's Smart Compose, which uses artificial intelligence to scan emails for context and suggests ways to finish your sentences while you're typing.
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Each module can be linked together—and paired to the app via Bluetooth—for a larger, tappable canvas on which to compose.
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The app drawer puts your apps, widgets and shortcuts to common tasks (adding a contact, compose email, etc.) in the same place.
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Compose your driving text and pick the originating phone number as the recipient to complete the applet, and you're good to go.
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While women represent 53% of the American electorate (the largest ballot-casting constituency in the nation), they compose just 19.4% of Congress.
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Gender quotas can easily be combined with a PR electoral system because parties simply compose electoral lists in accordance with the quota.
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He started to compose more music for traditional orchestras—though it was rarely straightforward—while pushing his guitar orchestra to its extremes.
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Kids can swipe through animals to change instruments, set up drum loops and compose melodies without knowing about notes, chords and scores.
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Minorities make up about 10 percent of the city's population, and of that population, blacks compose 3 percent, according to census figures.
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Salim and Sulaiman Merchant say that the song is the best example of how technology has changed the way they compose music.
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" Indeed, "you can only compose poems that, when read with perfect contempt, clear a place for the genuine Poem that never appears.
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Leonard Bernstein found conducting easy and composing excruciatingly difficult, yet he was sure that it was more important for him to compose.
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Once a year, the vertical mullions and horizontal spandrel panels that compose its exquisite curtain wall are cleaned and oiled by hand.
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He was planning to compose a piece for Roomful of Teeth based on a Web site called the Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.
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Not every screen plays at the same time, as the curators chose to compose the videos into a series of timed loops.
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The National Multifamily Housing Council estimates that regulation on all levels of government compose 32% of the cost of new multiifamily developments.
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The cigarettes that compose the Son of Gods body are also a common motif for the artist — symbols of mortality and carelessness.
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But while a friend patted him on the back, Tseng needed more than a minute to compose himself and explain his sadness.
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Smart Compose and Smart Reply are, at their core, artificial-intelligence technologies: They are programmed to perform tasks, but also to adapt.
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There were the relish dishes to compose of hearts of celery and carrot sticks and supercolossal olives, both black and pimento-stuffed.
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Ever in search of their golden ticket, Ralph and Ed learn of a competition to compose a jingle for Faciamatta Mazzeroni cheese.
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And, if we do see it, it might make young lovers reconsider their metaphors for permanent devotion as they compose their letters.
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"This Court should swiftly reject the government's brazen attempt to punish Mr. Flynn for refusing to compose rather than sing," Powell wrote.
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If you set up a free profile inside the app and feel creative, you can compose and share stories of your own.
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The first will add an emoji to a retweet, giving people the chance to quote-tweet without going into the compose field.
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A few years ago, the street artist Lucamaleonte was commissioned to compose an officially sanctioned mural in the sleepy San Giovanni district.
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I was shown a recording studio, where two musicians compose anti-regime songs and music videos for release on Iranian social media.
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Tamayo blacked out portions of the exhibition catalog text to compose "A▮ANA" (2014/2019), a concrete poem on oversized poly canvas.
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Faiz Khalil On the morning they were set to leave, Mr. Khalil woke up in tears, and he struggled to compose himself.
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If that's any indication, Smart Compose will likely be a success for Google, though we'll reserve final judgment until we use it.
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In these situations, we make sure to save our instruments for future use and compose the music to be flexible and malleable.
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"I began to compose a new story," he says, describing the convoluted chain of events that set the host rebellion in motion.
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Lambert said the Smart Compose team of about 15 engineers and designers tried several workarounds, but none proved bias-free or worthwhile.
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Schoolwerths's technique was elucidated by the gallery's inclusion of a three-dimensional foamcore model that the artist used to compose the paintings.
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The 40-year-old artist Paul Kobriger works during the day but then uses his free time to compose hyperrealistic ballpoint drawings.
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Elegiac extensions and fluid partner lifts compose the foreground of an expansive interactive installation, an endless landscape of shifting points of light.
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"I was skeptical," he says—skeptical that it would be easy to understand a message, skeptical that scientists could compose an intelligible one.
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To turn on the Smart Compose feature on the web, you need to tick Enable experimental access under General on the Settings screen.
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Gaga was fresh off her best original song Golden Globes win for "Shallow," one of the Star Is Born songs she helped compose.
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Rather than just typing your 280 and hitting "tweet," you can tap the plus and compose another tweet right in the same window.
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How to Compose the Perfect Shot Whether you're shooting indoors or outdoors, you'll learn how to shoot manually and craft well-composed shots.
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Zillions live in the soil and oceans, and zillions more compose the human microbiome — the bacteria lining the human intestine, skin and mouth.
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He went on to compose the music for Denis Villeneuve's Prisoners in 2013 before working with James Marsh on The Theory of Everything.
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You can use this button to compose messages with your voice, set appointments and alarms, check the weather — you know, smart assistant stuff.
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The solution wasn't, "Oh I'll stay home and take commissions and compose in my basement," so this is coming at the perfect time.
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Would you compose a snarky comment on this article, or use the time to call a friend to see how she is doing?
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The X-Pro3 encourages you to compose and take shots through the viewfinder and then wait until you get home to review them.
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But depending on how good Smart Compose is, and how much people use it, it could steer us away from sending longer emails.
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The president took a moment to compose himself as well: "Hold on a second, I gotta get my game face on," he said.
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An extension of Gmail's Smart Reply feature, Smart Compose will suggest complete sentences within the body of an email as you are writing.
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Smart Compose builds off the idea of Smart Reply, predicting what you'll write next as you type in the body of an email.
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To turn on Smart Compose, make sure you're using the new Gmail, then click on the Settings tab in the top right corner.
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Madison and Alexander Hamilton joined to compose the famed Federalist essays in order to urge New York's ratifying convention to adopt the Constitution.
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Users would download net discussions, read them in their own time, offline, and compose a response after an evening of thought and editing.
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Once updated, head to the compose screen on Twitter and tap the "Go Live" button to pull up the standard live-streaming screen.
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Related: 1,250 Paintings Compose a Stunning Dance Music Video OK Go Drops an Anti-Gravity Music Video [Premiere] Float Through OVERWERK's "Winter" Wonderland
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From an email compose window, highlight the text to save, then choose Insert, Quick Parts and then Save Selection to Quick Part Gallery.
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Turkish-American composer Pinar Toprak has been hired to compose the score for Captain Marvel, which will premiere in March of next year.
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You see, Eric Trump—the Middle Son—took time during his interview with The Independent to complain about people who compose mean tweets.
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They extort testimony that&aposs false out of these people -- HANNITY: That&aposs what Judge Ellis meant when he said sing or compose.
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When you want to resume your normal tweeting, tap the Close button on the left of the Topic's name in the Compose screen.
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It's complicated, because I like riffs, so it really made me find different ways to compose music and still have it be heavy.
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"They are trying not to get a witness to sing, but to compose," he said in an interview with Reuters on Monday night.
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From there he'd go on to compose, record and compile reels and reels of boundary-pushing music, much of which still remains unheard.
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Despite mashing his fingers against his phone enough times to compose 36,000 tweets, President Donald Trump continues to be really bad at Twitter.
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Collectively, all those infected gadgets compose the Mirai botnet, and it's still out there, laying dormant until it's commandeered for its next attack.
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In an interview with Essence, Mariah (the Twitter user's real name) said she was inspired to compose the thread because she missed Beyoncé.
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It crowds out other sources of fulfillment and conceptions of the good life that together compose the rich mosaic of a dynamic society.
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Our host Simon visits computer programmer Yui Kita who's developed a software that can compose new untried food pairings through a recipe network.
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With Duplex and Smart Compose, Google bases its algorithms on established social norms and behaviors, which it attempts to codify and algorithmically mimic.
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AT&T just announced that beginning tomorrow, its mobile customers will be able to compose and send text messages using Amazon's Alexa assistant.
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With these additions, developers are able to package capabilities – including tabs, bots, connectors, compose extensions, and activity feed notifications – into one Teams app.
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Witnessing Hockney painstakingly — if intermittently — compose this painting at a tumultuous period in his life testifies to the unpredictable nature of creative brilliance.
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The US and Russia must convene a ministerial meeting of major and regional powers who compose the International Syria Support Group, he argued.
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Almost 80% of system growth is driven by lending from the seven major banks (G7 banks, whcih compose 80% of total system assets).
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Anyone who has listened to Trump speak knows that he has a limited ability to compose sentences containing even the barest of substance.
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Sadly, Shapero found it increasingly difficult to compose at a time when his style was seen as old-fashioned by defiantly contemporary colleagues.
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If, as John Ruskin wrote, "to compose is to arrange unequal things," the poet Shane McCrae is a shrewd composer of American stories.
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They went on to compose more than ten thousand songs, and invented a new kind of pen nib to aid in their transcription.
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Schwartz called this the "ballistic" phase, and he told me that it could compose as much as ninety per cent of the gesture.
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"Love & Hip Hop Miami" star Amara La Negra tried to compose herself before addressing allegations against R. Kelly ... and then she ferociously unleashed.
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"For hundreds of years, women were told they shouldn't compose because it was unfeminine and women are not as innately creative," she says.
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But countless poets (and non-poets) compose using methods found under the big tent of proceduralism without becoming primarily known as procedural writers.
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Snapchat smartly lets you both browse through stickers, or instantly shows you ones related to words you've typed in the text compose window.
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Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley got super emotional -- and had to compose himself to keep from crying -- while announcing the punishment moments ago.
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That means instead of saying "compose message" like I might with Siri, I say "15" and then begin inputting text on that line.
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A. When you create a new message in the Gmail browser window, hold down the Shift key when you click the Compose button.
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The next time you click an address to compose a note, Firefox should pop open a New Message form in your Gmail window.
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Ethnic Rakhine Buddhists, who compose the state's ethnic majority, have also been accused of participating in the bloodletting and burning of Rohingya villages.
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Email. If you use Gmail, you've probably interacted with either Smart Reply or Smart Compose, whether or not you know them by name.
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There's also a big new compose button in the sidebar that works as a universal way to start a message anywhere in Slack.
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There's also a big new compose button in the sidebar that works as a universal way to start a message anywhere in Slack.
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Young audience members can do the same in post-performance workshops, where they'll engage in theater games and compose their own group stomp.thetanknyc.
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As Kotb, 55, read a few of the reviews lauding Lopez's performance, the mother of two smiled as she tried to compose herself.
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The coach, Kim Min-jung, became emotional, stopping at one point to compose herself, while speaking of the "issues" they had to overcome.
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Just compose a tweet like you normally would, choose a GIF, and then click the prompt to add a description underneath the GIF.
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She, like Mr. Assad, is a member of the minority Alawite sect of Shia Muslims, who compose about 10 percent of Syria's population.
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Thankfully, more nurturing, less abrasive friendships followed, allowing Rumi to compose the spiritually pantheistic, enigmatic, and witty work for which he is famous.
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When I compose a cocktail, I usually start by thinking about the flavor of the base element, the spirit I want to use.
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His sensitive son, Shane (Maxwell Haynes), bonded with Neil's father as the old man was dying, while Neil can't even compose a eulogy.
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She spent days in a state of profound anxiety, knowing that not saying anything would be wrong but unable to compose the post.
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One mistake many politicians and brands make when they get to Twitter is to compose tweets as if they are issuing news releases.
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Eight months ago, I started approaching musicians around the world to help me compose scores that I could narrate my beat poetry too.
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Eight months ago, I started approaching musicians around the world to help me compose scores that I could narrate my beat poetry too.
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"It's nice to make a catalog, to have a vision of yourself, your collection, to compose it like a book," Mr. Grange said.
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Smart Compose somehow wasn't available on a large majority of mobile devices almost a year after its launch, but hey, better late than never.
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African Americans compose 10.9% of Missouri's driving age population, but 19.2% of all vehicle stops in 2018, according to the report released May 203.
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To buff up Bixby's brains, Samsung has now acquired Fluently, which makes an AI chatbot that can compose smart replies in English and Korean.
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White Christians compose just 41% of the adult population in the latest Pew data (which combines nearly 170,000 survey interviews from 2018 and 43).
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In one exercise, participants split up into teams and compose a list of signs that indicate a person is listening or not being attentive.
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Among his colleagues were John Cage and the choreographer Merce Cunningham — who, in 1968, commissioned Tudor to compose a score for his dance company.
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Together, the works from A Vision in Red compose an immersive picture of complex materiality and vibrant color, united by their defining tonal dynamism.
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He's done, as he put it, with "preaching to the choir": rapping politics to the white liberals who compose the majority of his fanbase.
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Ostensibly each episode has him visiting one of ACCA's branch offices in one of the thirteen different districts that compose the Kingdom of Dowa.
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Colombian photographer Federico Rios spent time documenting the life of the women in the FARC, who compose about 30% of the armed group's forces.
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And while it's fine to compose an Instagram-worthy food shot once in a while, most of the time, the food seems pretty edible.
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It was in this spirit that I asked seven different musicians to compose original songs inspired by specific photographs or from the project's atmosphere.
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Kobayashi would go on to compose a number of other games over the years, including Panzer Dragoon Orta on the original Xbox in 2003.
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It's also the only edition of Gmail that currently allows you to try out Smart Compose, which tries to complete your sentences for you.
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Like many AI systems, Smart Compose learns by studying past data, combing through old emails to find what words and phrases it should suggest.
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Gmail for Android will be the first mobile app to get the update, with Smart Compose slated to hit Gmail for iOS sometime later.
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One sound artist, Bill Fontana, visited CERN in 2013 to compose a piece based on sounds made by the source of the collider's protons.
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He said sometimes witnesses who are squeezed not only sing but compose and make the case better in order to get a better deal.
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Smart Compose automatically finishes your sentences for you as you type, based on what Google knows about how you and others write similar sentences.
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But writing is a lonely, solitary activity that can breed self-absorption and myopia, especially if your job is to compose strongly defended arguments.
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Learn how to uniquely compose, pack for, and successfully capture iconic skylines and viewpoints with your own perspective, from an award-winning outdoor photographer.
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Earlier this year, the Chrome Music Lab debuted Song Maker, an application that lets anyone compose songs with a few clicks of your mouse.
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If you can't compose yourself after seeing the sweet kid kick around a soccer ball and smile from ear-to-ear, you're not alone.
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Amazingly, it was created entirely by one person, Eric Barone, who taught himself to code, make pixel art, compose music and do literally everything.
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It would be better to compose a coherent sustainability strategy that integrates government policy (countries), marketplace forces (companies) and people's needs and wants (customers).
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Debussy is ready to compose "Afternoon of a Faun," which arose when Mallarmé asked him to contribute to a theatrical version of his poem.
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The smartphone-geared feature suggests a few short responses, like "Sounds good!" at the bottom of the Compose window, based off emails sent before.
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TYSHAWN SOREY I didn't want to compose some nostalgic sort of thing, doing similar arrangements to the French ones by Jo Bouillon or others.
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When Brzezinski first learned about furries while reporting the convention news, she burst into uncontrollable laughter and physically ran off set to compose herself.
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So if I know how many panels are on the page I can already kind of half-compose it in my brain a little.
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I do electronic music the same way I would compose a metal track, so maybe it's that appealing factor in my music for metalheads.
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The two compose loud music at either ends of the loft, which they share with their daughter, Yael, 20, and a cockapoo named River.
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Booker's path to the nomination would almost certainly run through South Carolina, where African-American voters compose a majority of the Democratic primary electorate.
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The firm announced Tuesday that it had acquired blockchain startup Neji, web publishing startup Compose Labs, and internal database company Landria for undisclosed amounts.
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Silenius: When we compose a song, we never have any lyrics at hand; in the beginning is always the song, not the lyrical concept.
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What's simply real is the flux of the present moment, what it struggles to reveal, and the traumas that compose its warp and woof.
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Perhaps it will appreciate that health-care workers and public-health specialists compose America's social immune system, and that this system has been suppressed.
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He studied sound art in college, and hoped to one day compose piano scores for movies, but job prospects in the field were slim.
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A court officer warned her to be quiet, and Ms. Feliz stepped into a hallway of the Bronx Hall of Justice to compose herself.
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Using the letters as models, compose one yourself about any aspect of the event, and then send it to us in the comments section.
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It has been said that Mozart could compose entire symphonies in his head before he wrote anything down — a very impressive feat of imagination.
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It thinks that Compose — which has already been adopted by law firms like Bowman and Brooke — will also be embraced with the same enthusiasm.
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With the proliferation of prestige TV, show developers have been seeking out playwrights for their ability to compose sophisticated dialogue, plot turns and character.
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That fact, they believed, was the reason many students plagiarized: it's much easier to cut and paste a finished paragraph than to compose one.
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Google's Smart Compose might also help non-English speakers become better writers, although it is more like a stenographer than like a writing coach.
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"I only compose the type of music that will help the world the way it counts," he told a BBC Radio interviewer in 22014.
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Some features — like the ability to Direct Message or compose tweets from your Apple Watch — are only available to Chirp Pro paying users, though.
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By deploying it — even though Mr. Williams didn't compose the score for "Rogue One" — the trailer transports us to a galaxy far, far away.
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But students rarely experience being allowed to write with voice, choice and authenticity in school because we rarely ask them to compose that way.
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In fact, it was Wolff who gave Cage a copy of the I-Ching, which Cage used to compose "Music of Changes III" (1951).
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DiDonato works closely with inmates, helping them compose their own operas through workshops, leading up to a performance of the pieces at the end.
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Did you start by writing an entire story then compose the music afterwards, or did the story evolve as you started writing the score?
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And connecting Alejandro Puente's "Untitled" (1967) — four equilateral triangles — compose a larger triangle, all in primary colors — with Kelly's "Blue Panel" (1977) was suggestive.
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The movie does not fetishize the creative process, of seeing Dickinson (played first by Emma Bell, and later by Cynthia Nixon) compose her poetry.
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Everybody who has an iPhone has notes, and it's often thought of as a quick, go-to place to compose something on the fly.
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The Peabody Essex Museum has amplified this effect by bringing a contemporary (female-identified) Choctaw musician, Samantha Crain, to compose music for the exhibition.
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Those same words also compose the final line of a haunting poem later recited by the character Mike, a one-armed "familiar" of Killer BOB.
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Smart Compose is an AI tool that promises to automatically finish your sentences for you, using what it has learned about how people typically write.
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Normally, tapping the compose field to reply to a text pulls out the keyboard and pushes the latest message above where the keyboard is displayed.
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Well, at least according to Google, which is why on Tuesday at Google I/O, the company announced a new Gmail feature called Smart Compose.
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To use Smart Compose, you'll simply hit the tab button to add the auto-fill text to your message, which appears automatically as you type.
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Bias was also at the center of Google's decision to block gender-based pronouns from its Smart Compose feature — one of its AI-enabled innovations.
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Today, Houston finds herself regularly asked to compose soundtracks for games, and she's had to learn to turn down projects to keep from being overwhelmed.
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Now, with Smart Compose, Gmail is offering tailored suggestions for completing your sentences as you type, and it's delivering them to you at lightning speed.
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I ended up having a panic attack, and the cabin crew had to board me separately from the other passengers because I couldn't compose myself.
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How can we focus on work or studying when there is Facebook to check, tweets to compose, puppy pictures to peruse and Netflix to watch?
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The BBC competition calls on children in the U.K ages 5 – 13 to compose an original work of fiction using no more than 500 words.
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At the launch of Smart Compose predecessor Smart Reply, Google wrote that its NLG tools learn from and tailor its suggestions to individual Gmail users.
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What's new: Smart Compose, the predictive options that guess what you are going to write next, can now help with both introductions and subject lines.
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Earlier, it was Coughlin who had to pause to compose himself as he began to thank his wife, Judy, who was also in the auditorium.
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Miya's four-year-old laptop refused to communicate with the building's wireless router, threatening to derail our brilliant plan to co-compose via Google Docs.
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Just 18 members strong, the centrist Blue Dogs compose a tiny voice in the House, vastly outnumbered by even the liberals in their own caucus.
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His rep tells us the popular DJ 100% did not compose the tweet, and points out the cyber attackers hit Paul on other fronts too.
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Aléatoire: I listen to a lot of different types of music so it's just normal for me to touch on different genres when I compose.
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I&aposve had so many clients who have told me they are prepared to compose to make up a story to get out of jail.
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It is a shifting urban Rubik's Cube, one that will compose what many are calling the biggest transit challenge New York City has ever seen.
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I managed to compose myself and stay calm, but 15 minutes later, I decided to say something: 'Excuse me, were you talking about me before?
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It's easy to schedule send an email on Gmail if you want to compose an email, but schedule it to send at a later time.
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Someday, an industrious graduate student will produce a dissertation on the poetic apprenticeships of writers who have gone on to compose wonders of narrative art.
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Can these previous disruptions of the music business teach us how to handle a 21st-century onslaught of computers that can compose their own songs?
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If we use "comprise" interchangeably for "compose", or "begs the question" for "prompts the question" we lose the shades of meaning which help intelligent discourse.
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But the Rohingya argue that their families have lived in the lands that compose Rakhine State since the 20113s, tracing their ancestry to Arab explorers.
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"A lot of attention is given, rightly, to the victims of sexual offences and online images," Kate continues, before taking a moment to compose herself.
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My process is an attempt to compose the components of a work in a way I think of as a synthesis of strength and gentility.
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The companies that handle all this kind of work, and whose customers are primarily other companies, are what compose the knotty world of enterprise technology.
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But as I became comfortable with the practice, I started to compose full sentences, paragraphs and even whole outlines of my columns just by speaking.
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Every now and again I'd get asked to compose something that sounded like the Black Keys or whoever, but I didn't want to do that.
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You can adapt the melody of an existing song from any genre, or you can compose your song from scratch if you feel so inspired.
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"I get to call her my wife without a slight, awkward pause to compose myself as to what she is," he said after the ceremony.
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Grammarly Premium is a virtual personal editor that can help clean up your emails, reports, and just about anything else you compose on a computer.
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But that support has largely come from moderate and conservative voters, and from independents — not the liberals and partisan Democrats that compose the party's base.
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Reading and writing emails has been improved with single line views, a new mail compose UI, and even features like the ability to ignore emails.
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The company also demonstrated a new artificially intelligent feature in Gmail, called Smart Compose, that starts to suggest complete sentences in email as you type.
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For example, a key may include information on how to compose a capital 'é' — "which many people don't know how to do," said the consultant.
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But the Rohingya argue that their families have lived in the lands that compose Rakhine State since the 1800s, tracing their ancestry to Arab explorers.
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Good software, unlike many poor-country teachers, can do its sums correctly, spell, compose a grammatical sentence and offer a wide range of information through videos.
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The embroideries are then incorporated into loose watercolor paintings that compose a portrait of the person (or persons) whom the artist is having a conversation with.
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Hawn took a few minutes to compose herself and then posed for the "victory" shot, a Red Riding Hood who has escaped the Big Bad Wolf.
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If they wanted to, Facebook or Twitter could compose algorithms that expose us to people, ideas, or posts that aren't in such lockstep with our views.
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Bizzy B used the Commodore Amiga to compose a lot of his music and his record label, Brain Records, looked for artists doing the same thing.
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Due to his lack of musical notation knowledge, he wasn't accepted, so he decided to study psychology instead, continuing to compose for the university's theatre productions.
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Related: 1,250 Paintings Compose a Stunning Dance Music Video Short, Simple, Delightful, 2D Pixel Animations The Psychedelic Animations of Vince Collins Stand the Test of Time
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Smart Compose builds on the Smart Reply feature that Google added to Gmail's mobile app last year, which would offer three context-appropriate responses to emails.
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To that end, we're experimenting with ways to make the Tweet compose bar easier to access on Twitter for iOS, similar to the experience on Twitter.com.
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In "Structure with One Thousand Pieces" (1966-68), a Saloua Raouda Choucair sculpture, irregular sequences of wooden fragments compose a tower that scatters the lamplight within.
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The Touch Bar will also list recently used documents when you compose an email in Outlook for Mac, allowing you to quickly attach documents or photos.
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Nikon's full-frame mirrorless cameras each feature a 3.693-inch, 3.69 million-dot electronic viewfinder that's big, sharp, and just plain fun to compose shots with.
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But what do you do when the artists, cultural practitioners, thinkers, and activists that compose your community are either leaving or being driven out of Beirut?
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On the big stage at Mountain View's Shoreline Amphitheatre, the company presented a new feature rolling out to Gmail users later this month, called Smart Compose.
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As developers build more sophisticated serverless apps, they have to bring in system components and compose multiple pieces together, as Vogels explained in his keynote today.
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Contrast and other screen parameters are automatically boosted when you set up to compose a photo or video, go into your gallery, or start a game.
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Smart Compose is coming to the new Gmail for consumers first over the next few weeks; G Suite users will have to wait a few months.
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Windows Insiders can test the latest Mail app update, and it includes a new draw tab in the ribbon interface when you compose a new email.
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Once you authorize the tool, it will now appear as an option in your compose window, giving you direct access to the content without leaving Gmail.
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The disbelief that Jack could compose so many brilliant tunes is a reminder of the improbability that four normal lads from Liverpool actually did produce them.
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Even though the camera system isn't without fault, it's still a ton of fun to compose with, and gives me more options than any other phone.
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Tapping the compose button followed by Text Message was like clicking Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" button — you just don't know where you're going to end up.
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That's why Google has blocked Smart Compose from suggesting gender-based pronouns like "him" and "her" in emails — Google is worried it'll guess the wrong gender.
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From the 11th century, hundreds of troubadours (probably from the Occitan verb "trobar", "to compose") roamed southern France in search of patrons for their elegant verse.
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The millennial-shaming sentiment has piqued The New Republic's Brian Beutler, who correctly notes that those pesky Baby Boomers compose the strongest constituency for Donald Trump.
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And Judge T.S. Ellis goes on to say that Mueller wanted to, quote, tighten the screws, all in an effort to make Manafort sing or compose.
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Three years ago he won first prize in a British magazine competition which asked readers to compose limericks about Erdogan "as filthy and insulting as possible".
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Gursky: On the contrary, if you were to ask me to compose a picture in response to your work, that would be very difficult for me.
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Such works won't openly exhibit the process that went into shaping them as "art," but they will preserve the historicity of the objects that compose them.
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"The game already has a world created for it, so above all, I follow the directions of the game designer and compose for it," he says.
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Music-writing, as he saw it, was doused in ego—like an artist's self-portrait—and he imagined a new form that could essentially compose itself.
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These countries, chosen for their positions as both exporters of fruit, and emerging marketplaces for the first-world luxury of green juice, compose the startup's name.
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Not a lot of singers can write as much strong melody as he can write or compose or improvise right away over those kinds of chords.
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Smash and Harispray scribes Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman will compose the music and original songs...though Miranda has some experience with that department as well.
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Obama took a moment to compose himself as he unveiled a series of executive orders on guns, including expanding mandatory background checks for some private sales.
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As the historical record shows, the various factions that compose the island's political spectrum have and will try to undercut each other's initiatives at every turn.
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This compilation of Times images from the 2016 primaries proves that it's not necessary to have a candidate in the shot to compose an eloquent image.
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I'm writing to let you know one song in particular that you recorded, "You Are My Lady," seems part of a story I'm trying to compose.
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I'm not constantly looking over my shoulder — or at State Department travel warnings, which almost urge you to compose a will before crossing a border. Why?
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Amba Sayal-Bennett's grid of nine small, framed drawings combine geometry and the diagrammatic to compose discrete machine-like forms that have no counterpart in reality.
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One bright day in 353, he and 41 of his scholarly friends gathered at a picnic spot, the Orchid Pavilion, to drink wine and compose poetry.
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I feel honored to have this opportunity to compose a vocal duet about two people that have had such a large emotional impact on my life.
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Related: This Synth Lets Anyone Compose Just Like Bach Artist Makes Synthesizer from His Own Stem Cells Hear a Synthesizer Generate Sound from a Pyrite Disc
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The generator was able to compose some pretty decent-looking, if slightly snaggletoothed, mugshots of felines after studying the training dataset for only a few hours.
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When I compose a song It's like I'm purging different memories and scars from my soul's past that are coming up for me to examine again.
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It's easy to imagine users lip syncing to their favorite jams, adding clashing background music for comedic effect or earnestly trying to compose something emotionally powerful.
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The company then rolled out Smart Compose to all G Suite and private Gmail users, starting in July 2018, and later added support for mobile, too.
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Then ask students to identify an expert of any kind to interview on the topic of their choice, and have them compose their questions in advance.
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Hit "Compose" to begin a new email, or click on the email thread that you want to reply to and select "Reply" to write a response.
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To create a thread using the Android (or iOS) Twitter app, start a new post as you normally would by tapping the quill-shaped Compose icon.
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The buzzy $2.6 billion credit card startup announced Tuesday that it had acquired blockchain startup Neji, web publishing startup Compose Labs, and internal database company Landria.
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He came under pressure to compose a stirring Norwegian national opera and tried to do it, but got no further than some choral scenes and sketches.
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Senator Susan Collins pushed Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination over the finish line Friday with a dramatic 45-minute speech that must have taken ages to compose.
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Tracking your character count as you compose a text message might seem useless, considering iMessage lets you send messages upwards of 20,000 characters with no issue.
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These two groups simply compose too much of the Democratic Party for someone withou their support to succeed and mount a viable bid for the nomination.
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More than 10,000 species compose Poaceae, the family of grass, and together they cover around 40 percent of the earth's lands (outside of Greenland and Antarctica).
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Finally, appeals were made to African American voters, who compose a major electoral force in not only South Carolina but Super Tuesday states as a whole.
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For instance, changing the prompts that Twitter displays when a user goes to compose a tweet or a reply could influence how they choose to respond.
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By studying this image and others, researchers will hopefully be able to learn more about the sizes of the particles that compose the atmosphere, NASA said.
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"There's a quote that the way the system is set up, it encourages inmates and co-defendants to not only sing but to compose," Beaver said.
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Not only do they get flipped witnesses to "sing," they often get them to "compose," that is to embellish, elaborate or even make up incriminating stories.
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I could draw and compose a picture, but still, not being able to see subtle hues, I realized I could never be a classical portrait painter.
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At each box, there's a pen and paper for visitors to compose haiku and deposit it in a drop-box where it will later be collected.
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When Richard Wolf asks University of Southern California students in his music and mindfulness course to compose a non-verbal guided meditation, the submissions vary widely.
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Related: Now You Can Make Beats in Virtual Reality Generative Electronic Music Inspires a Series of Digital Matrices This Synth Lets Anyone Compose Just Like Bach
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Sales of Jira, its other collaboration tool, Confluence, and its communication tool HipChat compose most of the public company's more than $450 million in annual revenue.
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And for me, to have a text piece play with this and to oscillate between sense and nonsense creates a wide open space to compose within.
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I regret to inform you that while the tweets are extremely cute, they're also kind of old, take too much effort to successfully compose, and are overused.
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There are trigger words, trigger ideas that set off ripple effects in my mind that take me on hypnotic adventures that compose the body of my work.
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