While Kaths carves wooden replicas of music and recording studio equipment—complete with cords upon cords upon cords connecting everything—Farber has a giant roughly carved wooden hand hanging from his ceiling.
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The TSD-5 works by anchoring artificial cords onto the flaps to replace the defective, natural cords.
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Untangle the cords so they all have a straight path, because jumbled cords create an even messier-looking bundle.
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They'll work with any cord up to 0.25 inches in diameter: charging cables, USB cords, headphone cords, and more.
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It helps compartmentalize electronic devices and cords so you can charge everything in one spot without spending your day untangling cords.
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I think both the sounds from Leather Cords/ Season, you can see, with both of our projects, our contributions to Leather Cords.
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It's possible on the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, two more expensive headsets, but requires cords connected to a TV. Google's option even eliminates the cords.
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"For techno people, the cords have meaning, so the visual effects are lower than to a person with whom the cords have less meaning," he explained.
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Monks would beat themselves with whips and knotted cords, often while chanting about what a good guy this God who invented whips and knotted cords was.
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According to research from the National Fire Protection Association, electrical distribution and lighting equipment (including cords) were the leading causes of fires in the living room and bedroom from 2012 to 2016, with extension cords being the most common cause of fire among cords and plugs.
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The sustainer had a small tear down its side where the parachute cords had ripped through the body, and the shock cords on the parachutes had broken.
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Longer cords can be secured to baseboards with clips — just try to buy cords that match the color of your baseboards to keep them as disguised as possible.
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It's difficult for X-ray machines to interpret images of a bag when cords are jammed in every which way, and neatly rolled cords are less likely to bend and break.
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The report states that almost all of the injuries involved the cords that move window blinds up and down, and plenty of window blinds these days no longer have those cords.
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A bunch of giraffes — their spinal cords as well.
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No more tangle cords or wearing headphones like a necklace.
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I swear I'm taking a million cords on this trip.
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Tangles of colorful ethernet cords spewed from stacks of servers.
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Speaking of cords, the Vive is still a tethered experience.
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You don't need any extra cords or additional power supply.
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In one, he said, he was whipped with extension cords.
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Cords are an instrument of communication, like pen to paper.
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Cords enable us to leave our mark on the world.
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A section of black velvet has been placed behind cords.
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One of the cords was giving him a hard time.
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Power cords truly are the worst necessary evil after taxes.
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The seåt is held onto the båll by bungee cords.
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Soon, Ms. Rivers's vocal cords closed and she stopped breathing.
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Its white cords fly through the air as it runs.
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Cords are a pain — especially when you're trying to vacuum.
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Almost all the cases of entanglement involved window blind cords.
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And that includes not charging your devices with mystery cords.
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She also beat him with extension cords she had boiled.
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What are vocal cords anyway, if not the ultimate synthesisers?
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Beatings with extension cords, whole days locked in the closet.
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I came back and all my cords were beautifully Velcroed.
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It's stretching your vocal cords almost to the breaking point.
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Real damage to the vocal cords that needed real treatment.
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The last remaining tethers — cable television cords — are rapidly snapping.
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Stacked cardboard boxes and knotted extension cords were scattered around.
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Those cheap cords are way more trouble than they're worth.
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Some people even said they bring extension cords on their trips.
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The charger and storage situation is messy with gross cords everywhere.
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The fake babies ripped off their umbilical cords and started dancing.
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Human vocal cords can't be retuned or replaced like cello strings.
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Don't place any cords, wires, or devices in your baby's crib.
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It was a lot of cords — and a lot of trouble.
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He also has a cuffed tracheostomy that blocks his vocal cords.
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Anything that gets rid of our tangled cords earns our vote.
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That means no lugging around a power brick or extra cords.
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You can insure container ships or a pop star's vocal cords.
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We're starting with one of those little ones here: tangled cords.
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Umbilical cords are not usually part of the traditional manicure experience.
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How did this particular Pikachu mutate its apparently human vocal cords?
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And, shoelaces and random cords could also tie up the brushes.
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Plus, you won't have to worry about so many charging cords.
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When it comes to headphones, cords just get in the way.
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He speaks through the vibrations of his Vocal Cords very normally.
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These are the only cords that come out of the Frame.
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There's duct tape, of course, and a selection of bungee cords.
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Great for warming up vocal cords and souls before the show.
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And babies who move a lot tend to have longer cords.
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Their shopping cart was stacked with milk, lanterns and extension cords.
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It's a wig made with earbud cords as strands of hair.
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She separated his cords from his skin for about an hour.
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Lowe showed him how to use bungee cords in hitting drills.
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I constantly leap over tangled piles of wrenches and extension cords.
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For this exhibition, we'll just have to plug in the cords.
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We don't recommend hiding regular TV power cords behind the wall.
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During many, waistbands are suspended from the ceiling by bungee cords.
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No fussing with cords—just drop your phone on the stand.
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But Guru's vision is a bit grander than just eliminating cords.
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Sometimes, you wish your cords were more separate from one another.
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The nurse stood at the foot of his crib, untangling cords.
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The phone cords looked as if a sailor had coiled them.
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We tried one set of graphics that was the usual stuff we had been doing — you could have a baby in a room with no cords around it, or the cords are just three feet away.
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"Throat clearing can be a symptom of reflux that can mean that there is mucus on the vocal cords or even swelling on the vocal cords, the sensation of mucus being on the throat frequently," he says.
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Throw out your cords, ladies and gentlemen, the iPhone is going wireless.
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SZA said her vocal cords are permanently damaged, and fans are heartbroken.
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Recharge it when necessary and skip dealing with tangled cords all together.
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In went my toothbrush, my daily anti-anxiety medication, and charging cords.
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That's how far away cords should be at all times #BabySafety pic.twitter.
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Other mothers became so skinny, even their spinal cords began to show.
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It may also ultimately lead to better treatments for damaged vocal cords.
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Most Verge staffers live by Anker products on Amazon for cheap cords.
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It's able to hop over power cords and thick rugs with ease.
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The cords are woven through the circle to hold it in place.
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The cords are woven through the circle to hold it in place.
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Cords, cables, and wires are the bane of every neat freak's existence.
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In May 2017, he postponed several shows due to sprained vocal cords.
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Thankfully the design world is awash with tips for cleverly hiding cords.
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There were some unique displays, like these coats dangling from bungee cords.
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All the cords are super sturdy, reinforced for extra toughness, and affordable.
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Fortunately, my two dining companions were TV commentators with indomitable vocal cords.
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After all, it's all... cords and cables and lasers and whatnot. Whatever.
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Voting machines in Snellville in Metro Atlanta arrived with no power cords.
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She speaks in a whisper because her vocal cords are partly paralyzed.
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Some cradled smartphones and tablets with headphone cords dangling from their ears.
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When we healed the hemorrhage, I had a paresis on my cords.
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Portable chargers and cords aren't the only accessories you'll find on sale.
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"I got a yeast infection on my vocal cords," Mr. Platt said.
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Sandbags lined the walls; electrical cords ran along the floor and ceiling.
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If possible, avoid using extension cords, a frequent cause of house fires.
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Her vocal cords were eventually damaged from all the screaming, she added.
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"Now I&aposm the nanny ripping out the cords from the PlayStations."
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We rounded up great cases, wireless chargers, lightning cords, headphones, and more.
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The woven grid is de facto imperfect due to its process, which pulls some cords tighter than others, resulting in a lilting pattern of slightly varied cell sizes and slightly off-kilter intersections of vertical and horizontal cords.
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The recall also applies to Apple's world traveler kit The, uh, shocking news comes a week after Microsoft's recall of some Surface Pro power cords, after a "small number of customers" reported that their AC power cords were overheating.
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These headphones are also wireless, so you won't get tangled in superfluous cords.
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There were straps to deal with, cords to trip over, furniture to avoid.
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An orange shoe-shaped object webbed a little sadistically with high-tensile cords.
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Using cords or straps, you could carry a canteen on your lash tab.
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The cords really interested me – I think so many people have cord graveyards.
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"Your vocal cords involuntarily spasm, creating this odd airflow," she told the outlet.
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Late last year, TPCast announced an adapter that cut the HTC Vive cords.
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Cords were meant to be wrapped up like a burrito, according to JanSport.
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Stagehands simply pull the lights up by these cords and change the bulbs.
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But I can't, because that's not an option for my vocal cords anymore.
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They're unattractive, and that's before the hazard from the cords turns into liability.
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The rest was a terrifying jimmy-rig of extension cords and burnt sockets.
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Stop getting tangled up in cords on your commute or at the gym.
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I found it useful when I didn't feel like dealing with charging cords.
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During treatment, Holzer wore a specially designed mask that protected his vocal cords.
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I was standing there, watching and cheering until my vocal cords gave out.
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Vocal cords grow brittle; high notes start to quaver; low tones hollow out.
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Shop lamps and an industrial-sized air-conditioner were plugged into the cords.
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He was a top cross- country runner, with legs like cords of steel.
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Unplug from all associated devices and avoid the use of extension cords. 2.
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"All the componentry, all the cords, it all comes from China," he said.
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Castellucci's Antony, Dalmazio Masini, had his vocal cords surgically removed for medical reasons.
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Ditto the spaghetti tangle of USB cords in the slots in the middle.
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As those cords begin to come in after the puppy stage, the owner needs to pull the hair apart and knead it into shape, or else the cords will grow together in a tangled clump or puff out like a balloon.
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The cords slightly tilt the circles as if they were kites about to soar.
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Phone charging stations, scattered about the hall, overflow with Medusas of commonly used cords.
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Replace whatever cords you can with shorter versions to help minimize excess cord slack.
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Cords, and our attachment to them, have taken on a metaphor weighted in existentialism.
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Attach them to your backpack before putting it on and pull on the cords.
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Just make sure that no one accidentally trips over the cords during the match.
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The forgiving stretch of the cords makes the movement of the sled less jarring.
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You could swing them over head by their cords and probably kill a person.
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Investigators say the prolonged beatings were allegedly carried out with fists and electrical cords.
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You don't have to drop money on a bunch of those substandard cords, though.
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At any given time there is a sea of tangled cords on his floor.
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Inside the tunnel, agents discovered digging tools, power cords, and a gas-powered generator.
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They look like curled up caterpillars or large coiled telephone cords made of cotton.
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But that was because physicians insisted on clamping their umbilical cords immediately after birth.
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The cords are mid-weight and feature slant front pockets and welt back pockets.
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Always charge them correctly, and unplug power cords when they are not in use.
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How would you feel if the law forced you to remove her vocal cords?
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Unlike dialogue, it requires screaming and grunting and in general straining the vocal cords.
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These items make it easy to stow your USB cords, earbuds, plugs, and go.
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Withering joysticks, retro game consoles, and vintage cords climb the walls around the bar.
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Long gone are the days of headphones bound by the limitations of stringy cords.
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With most lamps, "we have them rewired with twisted silk cords," Mr. Gambrel said.
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Their lack of wires made moving around easier, avoiding a mess of tangled cords.
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"The fossil record is really clear: Animals developed ears before vocal cords," Fristrup says.
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They can occur when the diaphragm spasms, forcing air out through the vocal cords.
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It&aposs a confusing tangle when that doesn&apost happen: Think laptop power cords.
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He also started to experience health problems, most notably paralysis of his vocal cords.
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At home, trim the stump, water it daily and unplug electrical cords at night.
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The microwave and a coffee maker were strapped to a table with bungee cords.
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By 21965, Cords operated advisory teams in each of the Republic of Vietnam's provinces.
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I had no control over my vocal cords, adrift on waves of unpredictable sound.
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The Cords & Co is betting that people will clamor for cords, and is set to open six stores in fashion capitals of the world, including New York's Soho neighborhood, Abbot Kinney in L.A., and Le Marais district in Paris by mid-September.
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They are removing the need for commercial photo studios, and annoying cords to charge devices.
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Warm up those vocal cords – pop powerhouse Christina Aguilera is teaching a MasterClass in music!
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The drugged, brainless embryos developed severe birth defects, such as crooked tails and spinal cords.
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The long cords extend from the phones they're attached to, spiraling in neat little curves.
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But, for Kiri, something else cemented just how bizarre this entire display was: the cords.
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She lashed the box to her backpack with bungee cords and prepared to bicycle home.
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The cords of one family's audio guides had woven themselves together into a Gordian knot.
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Roll those cords up and secure with a twist-tie so they don't un-roll.
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"And now to be a member is …" For once, the singer's vocal cords failed him.
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Product designers will be thrilled to say goodbye to cords and dependency on electrical outlets.
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There's a lot of vague technobabble around most cords: male to female, micro vs mini.
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Some terrified students, unable to lock doors, blocked them with printers, belts and cords. 2.
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You know, when families huddled around an old-fashioned radio and used phones with cords.
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However, she did not take any of the related equipment, including necessary cords and mouses.
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So apparently moms are making art using the umbilical cords of their recently-born babies.
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Again, just like the NES Classic — though hopefully SNES Classic controllers come with longer cords.
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Easy cleanup, no cords, no wrist straps or arguing over who gets the Wiimote Plus.
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There were also denim dresses and tops, decorated with bold tie-dye and elastic cords.
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They sat at the base of the Christmas tree, winding a giant pile of cords.
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Microsoft is planning to recall a number of Surface Pro power cords following overheating concerns.
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Landau and her team secure their submerged objects with metal frames, weights and strong cords.
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In the hot months, though, we vacuumed the yard — extension cords daisy-chained back indoors.
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No more tripping over cords or wires when you want to watch your favorite shows.
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The PowerLine cords run at transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps and support 4K video.
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Speaking of which, there are not ports, no plug-ins, no cords on the View.
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I would be the first to cut my dog's vocal cords, if it were necessary.
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Our bodies [are] like a musical instrument: cords, veins, the heart, beats on a riddim.
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Citizens plug cords into their forearms, lie back, and await the word of the day.
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I also appreciated the variety of charging cords and connections offered on the night table.
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The puppy mill was obviously in a neighborhood, so the dogs vocal cords were cut.
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One more choice: Two types of wheat noodles in wide flat bands or thick cords.
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Customers would plug in cords with built-in meters to charge them for the power.
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Silk cords dangle from one painting; another, on red velvet, entails big daubs of concrete.
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From the ceiling of the living room and open kitchen, bulbs hung from dangly cords.
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The floor was covered by so many power cords that they resembled an area rug.
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His vocal cords would never be the same, but he was grateful to be alive.
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There is no retrieving braided cords of string lights from the basement and untangling them.
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Neighbors dropped off food, wine and cords of wood for the fire, which burned continuously.
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And with her help we got manufacturers to remove those cords from all toddler jackets.
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The technology for 5G is fast enough for that, and you can forget the cords.
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"Check for loose rugs, cords, and other items that you could trip on," Lawson advised.
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Appropriate power cords were retrieved, and machines were up and running again by 9.15 a.m.
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Then about 35 milliseconds later, the vocal cords slam shut, causing the characteristic "hic" sound.
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That's a good, stupid product to fix, I agree, with the cords and everything else.
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Most standard USB-C adapters will work with your iPad Pro—including docks and video cords.
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The very last thing you should endure is getting tangled in your headphone cords mid-pushup.
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The technique does not work in people whose spinal cords have been completely severed, she said.
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And also wireless charging so we can stop living in a sea of cords like savages.
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It's not clear how dangling cords factor into any Vive content that spans an entire room.
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"I am going to dust off my retired vocal cords for Life-Size 2," Banks explained.
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That gap occurs because the singer relaxes and shortens the vocal cords, compared to regular speech.
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According to proponents, 53G will be fast enough for that, and you can forget the cords.
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Step 6: When you feel ready, cut the cords with scissors on both hands and feet.
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In Georgia, technical errors attributed to a "lack of power cords" led to the same result.
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SZA may have done permanent damage to her vocal cords after 11 grueling months of touring.
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It's compatible with Bluetooth headsets and speakers, but works with wired headphones and auxiliary cords, too.
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Vocal cords typically stiffen with age, and more air pressure is required to make them vibrate.
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Unfortunately, power cords are still a thing, and I'm not sure they'll ever not be ugly.
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He ordered DeVita, his junior, to inject it directly into the spinal cords of his patients.
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Some voters waited for hours because Kemp's office did not provide power cords for voter machines.
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Orange World is a nest of tangled electrical cords and open drawers filled with steak knives.
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I lowered my eyes, tugging shame and surprise and fear into tight cords in my chest.
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"We have to tell consumers and parents, we have to get rid of (cords)," Kaiser said.
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The charging port, power button, and cords connecting motors to wheels are all in one place.
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I say I'm going to get another couple cords of wood this summer for air-conditioning.
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There were other issues with machines in the county due to power cords, outlets and flashcards.
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The show's most mesmerizing component is the use of boleadoras, entwined cords attached to heavy stones.
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Benjamin Britten's haunting "Lachrymae," featuring violist Nicholas Cords, and Mendelssohn's buoyant Octet, provide more standard fare.
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Brake cords are also located inside train cars so passengers can use them in an emergency.
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It can charge up to three devices simultaneously and hides the cords to minimize the mess.
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He prefers to receive them whole, fixed in formalin, along with their coverings and spinal cords.
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In order to insert a trach into a windpipe you have to bypass the vocal cords.
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These cords allow the actors to expand or constrict the shape of the box as needed.
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The surgery temporarily paralyzed his vocal cords, and he couldn't speak or work for six months.
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The Elvie is a hands-free, wearable electric breast pump without any cords, wires, or tubes.
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It's less likely to get caught on cords but slightly more likely to struggle crossing thresholds.
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He can get rid of all those pesky wires and cords thanks to this convenient, fast charger.
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To keep all the cords from falling behind your desk or nightstand, consider purchasing a cable organizer.
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HP was forced to recall six million laptop cords back in 2014, due to reports of overheating.
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Mr Trump's vocal cords were still strong after rallies in Georgia and Tennessee on the same afternoon.
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It has the ports that matter, and it doesn't ask you to juggle cords just to charge.
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But taking estrogen doesn't make trans women's vocal cords thinner, so their vocal pitch stays the same.
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They join products like DVD duplicators, dangerous extension cords, and devices where serial numbers have been removed.
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Two women perform a futuristic memory transfer by hooking their heads together via glowing tubes and cords.
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This specificity is seen as particularly useful in tumours that are near eyes, brains and spinal cords.
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"My boys and I have cut & split nearly 40 cords of firewood this summer," the father added.
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No fleet operator will want to pay for robots or employees to plug cords into autonomous taxis.
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This week a subsidiary said it had faked inspections on reinforcement cords used to strengthen car tyres.
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When Mother Nature came up with photosynthesis, she likely wasn't expecting any USB cords to be involved.
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The vocal cords vibrate to produce the lower-pitched call, in keeping with the animal's large size.
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The star previously underwent surgery to remove throat nodules — benign growths on the vocal cords — in 2005.
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It was so bad that I sent back half the C-stands and half the extension cords.
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Then Leo took to the crayons, and out poured landscapes of blades and switches and tangled cords.
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The battery can be easily removed and charged with a micro USB cable, no proprietary cords needed.
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You can cut cords mentally by visualizing it in your head or using actual thread and scissors.
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And just the lack of nutrition — my vocal cords couldn't keep up because I was so unhealthy.
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What happened is when we were making Cords it was like, this nigga's rapping better than me.
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And of course, wireless charging, so you don't have to lug around a million cords with you.
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Like all kitties, these hired meowers love chewing on cords, walking on keyboards and tearing up paper.
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This might happen because of conditions like ALS, a stroke, or an injury to the vocal cords.
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Some people vocalize their sneezes, which means that the vocal cords get involved with the sneeze action.
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They also have noise-isolating ear tips and a Kevlar fiber cable to help reduce broken cords.
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Recently, I was using a heat gun to shrink about 500 cords that inflate a prototype vest.
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Danny Cords, a survivor of conversion therapy, described the treatment to KIRO 7, likening it to torture.
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The hands are made of plastic and have elastic cords extending from the wrist to each finger.
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Page, whose vocal cords have been affected by a previous medical condition, spoke quietly into the microphone.
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In Dupree's case, the problem began in his vocal cords and traveled to his mouth and tongue.
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As the cords begin to vibrate, they're stretched taut by muscles to either side, raising the pitch.
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The disease affects deers' brains and spinal cords, leading it to be dubbed the "zombie" deer disease.
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He positioned the Moog onstage so that it towered above his keyboards, sprouting patch cords like spaghetti.
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Had something happened on the day you proposed that dogs should have their vocal cords cut off?
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A home visit revealed that she was hoarding, and tripping over cords plugged into overloaded electrical outlets.
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Using a laryngoscope to examine Mr. Kennedy's throat, Dr. Dahl saw that his vocal cords were inflamed.
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This leads to the following exchanges between him and Demi: Matt: I sell placentas and umbilical cords.
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Children will use parachute cords to devise handles and decorate the staffs with feathers, beads and ribbon.
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There are just two cords that go from the headset to the computer — one HDMI, one USB.
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They can cause cumulative brain damage, throat injuries, and damage to the vocal cords, among other injuries.
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I went and saw a specialist and lo and behold I had a hemorrhage on my cords.
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The disease affects deer's brains and spinal cords, leading it to be dubbed the "zombie" deer disease.
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We recommend buying short 6-inch cords, so you don't have to wrap up the excess cordage.
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The puck's cable management is very effective in keeping your cords untangled and out of the way.
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The shards severed most of her vocal cords, leaving her able to speak only in a whisper.
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To combat my fears, I basically went back to work before my babies' umbilical cords fell off.
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Taking a picture of how the cords are arranged will make it easier to put back together.
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It also grew to include complex vines of electrical cords, and power failures became a frequent problem.
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Closer to the coast, more stores sell cinder blocks, cords of wood, fireplaces and outdoor furniture supplies.
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You can minimize cords and position your speaker to both hear you and sound better in general.
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A gentle planetary curve sweeps across the composition, divided into soft fields by wobbling cords of color.
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The edges of the panels glow from the lightboxes behind and multiple black electrical cords dangle down.
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Cargo, including a seven-foot-tall wood bookshelf, was cinched with thick canvas straps and crisscrossing bungee cords.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Thankfully you can charge via USB-C, which means fewer cords to drag around.
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Nonhuman primates cannot speak like us because they don't have human-like vocal cords, which can close fully.
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For starters, vocal cords were not built to push their limits by hitting impossible ranges for prolonged periods.
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However, I am working on a sequel, so hold onto your butts (er, coiled cords?) for book 2.
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Three rows of villagers could be seen in a police station, their wrists bound with white nylon cords.
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"Honestly, I don't know that I would've gotten better if it hadn't affected my vocal cords," she admits.
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At birth, their umbilical cords are placed in seashells and tossed as an offering into deep blue waters.
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And if aesthetics are a concern, TAMO's cords come in four stylish colors, including a trendy rose gold.
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On the walls, blunt-headed snakes slither among flat-screen monitors and a web of cords and headphones.
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This thing is festooned with power outlets, USB ports, bungee cords, cameras, and other assorted bells and whistles.
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Plus, you'll get all-day battery, so no need to be carrying around portable charging banks and cords.
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I found myself hesitant to throw away those old cords without certainty that I wouldn't need them again.
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And the exchange was made infinitely more entertaining because Timberlake can't speak after "severely bruising" his vocal cords.
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It happens when the small fibrous cords that open and close the valve's flaps are broken or stretched.
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He previously had an operation to remove his throat nodules — benign growths on the vocal cords — in 2005.
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If suicide is a concern, restrict access to lethal means, including weapons, medications, chemicals, cords and plastic bags.
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I actually still have a pair of their cords so I'll wear it with a choker and BAM!
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The recall impacts all Surface Pro, Pro 2 and Pro 3 power cords sold before March 15, 2015.
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Prizes differ from USB cords and fidget spinners to designer clothes, cars, and houses, according to the site.
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Now, almost every phone and tablet are capable of charging without cords, essentially signaling an imminent wireless revolution.
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The country singer is on vocal rest following microlaryngeal surgery to remove a polyp from his vocal cords.
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His left eye turned inward, causing double vision, and even his vocal cords were touched by the illness.
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Use the wireless technology to charge up your new iPhone or Android without dealing with cords and plugs.
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But by far the biggest win is that Vive's new tech has essentially eliminated the need for cords.
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In the case of the rats, he didn't say whether or not he fully severed the spinal cords.
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Microsoft revealed earlier this week that the company is recalling a number of power cords following overheating concerns.
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You know that somewhere in your closet lurks a coil of cords whose mystery you may never unravel.
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It is hand-tooled, like a steampunk machine, And tied with cords to the back of his head.
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"It's a shame that we've gone this far in 2018 and haven't outlawed this therapy nationally," Cords added.
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"I believe the vocal cords need to be soothed by drinking water at some point," Lancaster said, laughing.
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We rounded up the best cases, wireless chargers, lightning cords, headphones, and other iPhone accessories that we've tested.
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There's a groove at the bottom of the stand to keep unsightly charging cords out of the way.
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Williams's mother beat all three of her children regularly—sometimes with extension cords, according to neighbors and friends.
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He also recommends loosening the vocal cords, for a "breathy" effect similar to the voice of Paris Hilton.
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In December, Canavero and Ren published a study in which they severed the spinal cords of 12 dogs.
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The company that laid the extension cords and power strips across Elite Cafe's copper tables is called Spacious.
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A text goes out announcing last call for coffee and that the power cords are being pulled up.
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Her studio seems to have more screens, cords and power strips than your average P.C. Richard & Sons outlet.
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Is one charger with two different types of charger cords a single charger or is it two chargers?
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Get rid of small scatter rugs in your home, and eliminate extension cords that stretch across a floor.
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If you need to have your phone, laptop and other devices out, keep cords out of the way.
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Think: a velvet duster with denim and patent leather boots, or an iridescent leather jacket with supersoft cords.
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She added that birds often become tangled in cords, strings and netting, especially with Halloween decorations in October.
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I looked up from my mess of computer cords and chargers and sweaty clothes scattered across the floor.
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For those with PC laptops, check with your manufacturer about replacement power cords and where to buy them.
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Apple may imagine a world without cords and plugs, but it's having trouble making that vision a reality.
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Bare light bulbs hang intermittently from the ceiling by their cords, like the clustered grapes in the valley.
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Landrum led Giwa through her living room, which was empty except for a tangle of disconnected cable cords.
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Cords of kiawe, a Hawaiian hardwood, arrive weekly; Mr. Keao uses it to smoke fish, meat and vegetables.
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I was born in the summer of 1982 when Ronald Reagan was president and all phones had cords.
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Pros: Five USB ports, Quick Charge 3.0 compatible, simple, affordableCons: Not that attractive, you need your own cords
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You know, what cord cutting is, it's actually a bad term because we're actually adding lots of cords.
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He began to slow down only in the mid-'90s, when doctors found polyps on his vocal cords.
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Armed with this idea, Raisman began transplanting nerve cells into the damaged brains and spinal cords of rats.
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If he's the latter, free him from that drawer full of tangled cords with the Belkin PowerHouse dock.
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Of course, the easiest way to avoid damage from bad charging cords is to only use good chargers.
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There's an emotional security that comes with having all these cords where I know I can find them.
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While the cable industry wonders how many of us will be willing to cut the cord and do without a traditional television package, its online rivals have moved on to a more timely question: How many cords — albeit invisible, cheaper cords — will we be willing to pay for at once?
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And it seems like The Cords & Co, a new Stockholm based brand, is doing most of the heavy lifting.
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In January, the singer resumed his tour over two months after postponing numerous dates due to bruised vocal cords.
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Click here to view original GIFPlenty of homes have tangled nests of power cords just waiting to catch flame.
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And because there are no dangling cords, you won't accidentally yank them out with your flailing arms whilst running.
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You use a special mouse pad to wireless charge the PowerPlay-equipped mice and never worry about cords again.
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And the third is relatively uncommon, but it's a life-threatening side effect: laryngospasm, when the vocal cords spasm.
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But the ability to carry less cords without losing functionality is the kind of efficiency I can get behind.
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It's found inside electrical cords, roofing material, floor tiles, as a lubricant, as a brightening agent, as a filler.
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Pre-release previews always feature a "handler" that hovers behind the headset-wearer and shifts cords as they move.
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He previously had to postpone numerous concert dates due to bruised vocal cords, but resumed his tour in January.
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Others run long power cords from their tents to nearby light poles to tap into the city's power grid.
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Wooden sticks, cable cords, electric shocks and items resembling tank belts were used to subdue prisoners, al-Shogre said.
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Setup was dead simple, with just two cords — an optical audio connector to the TV and a power cord.
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When he was a kid, the man had to wind the extension cords, neatly and in the proper way.
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"I am on stage wearing my jump rope cords and you can't even tell one freakin' difference," she said.
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The clinics marketing allogenic treatments sourced their cells from amniotic material (17%), placental tissue (3.4%) and umbilical cords (0.6%).
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The fun continues when Jonas makes tone-deaf noises as he "works" on his vocal cords for an audition.
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I've written about my love for them before: they cost around $7 and the flat cords never, ever tangle.
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When we're born, our vocal cords are mostly gelatinous, but we develop fibers within that gel as we age.
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Its stays concealed behind your HDTV, so there's no need to worry about any cords or wires poking out.
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Tangled cords connect the components mounted to its metal base to a bank of ports on an overhead shelf.
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One that would let you go anywhere without tripping over cords or being tethered to a computer/phone/PS4.
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"They had to help me because she was hooked up to so many cords and wires," Ostler tells PEOPLE.
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Do the same with cords but first wind them around cord wrap and put them all in a box.
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Its ergonomic design and long battery life will keep your gaming stamina in tip-top shape — no cords needed.
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This means there are no cords keeping you tethered to a computer, but it also makes the headset heavy.
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Cords said the state will at a minimum conduct an investigation into elements of the New York Times story.
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"Barry is on doctors orders to rest due to sprained vocal cords," read a statement issued at the time.
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It's packed to the brim, there are extension cords people are tripping over everywhere, and the coffee is cold.
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Leung found that cords that were Type-C to Type-A were failing to regulate their power draw appropriately.
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With more cords being cut and more devices made smarter each year, mobility is the mainstay of disruptive innovation.
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In the background are their parents' ficus plants, their landscape paintings, the air-conditioning unit, a tangle of cords.
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The elastic keeps the hand open and when the wrist is flexed the cords pull and the hand closes.
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A nationally known radio talk show host, Diane Rehm, has a form of dystonia that affects her vocal cords.
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The blue cords are attached to powered risers, which are used to connect several GPUs to a single motherboard.
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If you're reading this, there's a good chance you don't even remember using phones with cords attached to them.
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As citizens lay in bed with eyes closed, cords withdrew from their arms and retracted into ovular messaging devices.
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Good wired earphones — which can cost less than $50 — last indefinitely, so long as you don't rip the cords.
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The 2500 used a matrix of switches to connect its modules instead of patch cords, which the Moog used.
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The slightly less bulky ARP 2600, using patch cords but also including built-in preset connections, arrived in 63.
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There are also chic cable boxes you can buy that hide cords altogether if their mere presence offends you.
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But the way the umbilical cords were cut indicated that the births had not taken place in a hospital.
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His windpipe was ruptured, and he had injuries to his carotid artery and to one of his vocal cords.
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The muscles on his neck stood out like cords when he sang so powerfully into his switched-off microphone.
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Expectant women have to exhale with added force to get vocal cords to vibrate and get the sound out.
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The case also has a built-in USB cable, so you don't need to tote extra cords with you.
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Kuzma lost her vocal cords, but returned to teaching in January 2019 before her cancer came back in March.
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But if you must, make sure cords are modern, are not frayed and are rated for the intended device.
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I've seen gunshot victims who've had bullets rip through their spinal cords & intestines & tear their other organs to shreds.
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Literally—she's got the huskiest vocal cords in Hollywood—but also figuratively: that searching openness and receptivity to experience.
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The biggest complaint is that the mats cannot be linked together to cover larger areas without multiple extension cords.
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Setup was dead simple with just two cords: An optical audio connector to the TV and a power cord.
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The *NSYNC alum previously had an operation to remove his throat nodules — benign growths on the vocal cords — in 2005.
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To combat this domestic blight, Laura Kampf crafted a simple projector cabinet that both obscures cords and looks plain awesome.
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That almost always results in a barely manageable spaghetti of cords that you have to haul around wherever you go.
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The video shows two lines of cells in the spinal cords, then the branching nerve cells somehow properly arranging themselves.
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Straight out of Birkin's playbook, there are ultra-high rise, wide-leg cords, striped t-shirts and effortless floral sundresses.
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The system calls for a packaging label that would be integrated with a folded parachute and a network of cords.
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Homes should be cat-proofed by hiding electrical cords and clearing countertops of food and small objects cats might swallow.
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The mattress was rolled up, held fast by bungee cords and stained by the oil that saturated the garage floor.
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We've had a fair number of safety recalls related to power adaptors, the cords that plug into devices, including PCs.
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These include blocked exits, using strip plugs as permanent wiring, and using extension cords as a substitute for permanent wiring.
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Just because you have a soft spot for classic 8-bit gaming doesn't mean you still like tripping over cords.
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Justin Timberlake was forced to postpone his New York City show on Wednesday night due to "severely bruised" vocal cords.
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The tiny Roku box plugs into the back of your TV with Micro USB power cords and an HDMI cord.
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Instead, the main causes of Election Day chaos so far are rain, long lines, missing power cords and one foreclosure.
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Extension cords and cables snaked throughout the Ghost Ship, and electrical boxes were installed by unlicensed contractors, including Almena himself.
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Arranging all your cords is hassle free with the monitor's easy-to-access connectivity ports, which include dual HDMI ports.
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Remember, Allison ends the season with slashed vocal cords (a gruesome Vanya incident in the eighth episode is to blame).
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And in 2014, HP had to issue a recall for six million laptop cords deemed to be a fire risk.
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She repeatedly self-harmed, including cutting her face and strangling herself with phone cords, according to the High Court judge.
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He moves towards the wires, and with all of his strength, yanks on the cords, unplugging them all at once.
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Avarice, ambition, revenge or gallantry would break the strongest cords of our Constitution as a whale goes through a net.
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This bamboo organizer can charge up to five devices (even an Apple Watch!), keeping cords untangled and devices in sight.
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They plan to scavenge the necessary energy from the vibrations of the vocal cords that occur when someone is talking.
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For example, having to go through multiple steps to achieve a desired outcome is bad, like attaching and detaching cords.
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However, according to the experts at Money, cheap cords can actually end up breaking quickly or even damaging your device.
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The recall involves power cords sold with some models of the Microsoft Surface Pro convertible tablet devices before March 15.
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Her vocal cords could be damaged in surgery, and there was a very real chance she would never sing again.
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Yamazaki Home Cord Organizer, $18.38, available at AmazonThe compact silicone organizer holds four cords and comes in four other colors.
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You can leave it loosely draped over your face, or tighten the drawstring cords to further shut out the world.
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Cords that she had constructed from linen, synthetic raffia, wool, cotton, and sisal hung from the rafters like gnarled vines.
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Window covering cords are one of the top hidden dangers in the home, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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It's compact, hides annoying cords, and even has a silicone cover to protect the charging port when not in use.
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Mark Smirniotis, an editor at Wirecutter, tested 44 different extension cords before picking the U.S. Wire & Cable Extreme All-Weather.
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Once-overlooked infractions, like sipping hot water on the restaurant floor to soothe tired vocal cords, were penalized, waiters said.
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It's not only convenient and hospitable, but it also looks less tacky than dangling cords all over your common areas.
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Since foam is sufficiently sound-absorbent, your roommates won't detect you retching bottomless rage until your vocal cords wear out.
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Even the lid has molded roadways for play and shock cords for holding it safely in the notched attachment area.
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The answer to all of these questions is "yes" ... but with a lot of difficulty and very long extension cords.
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Eventually a diagnostic procedure identified a semicircular object lying across his vocal cords, which had caused internal blistering and swelling.
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When the shirts are done, there are screen-printed T-shirts, then jewelry — pendant necklaces, hanging from black silk cords.
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"The rooms are the art," said Mr. Zalaznick, stepping over the network of extension cords still running through the Grill.
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At LACMA , hundreds of bulbs glow along twelve cords that hang from the ceiling and bunch up on the floor.
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It's 2019 and we don't have time to be tied down by wires and cords, not even at our desks.
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In menopause, estrogen levels plummet as levels of androgens, male sex hormones, rise, which can lead to swollen vocal cords.
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A layer of MoS₂ could wrap around a desk and turn it into a laptop charger, without any power cords.
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As the statue was lifted off the pedestal, secured only by cords and rope, it looked eerily like a lynching.
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True wireless power transmission, without cords or charging mats, has been a white whale for the technology industry for decades.
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When positioning the tree, try to put it close to an electrical outlet to minimize the use of extension cords.
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Take the Puli, a dog bred for sheep herding, whose fur grows into tight cords that hang to the ground.
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CHICAGO — A white teenager cowers in a corner, his hands bound with orange cords and his mouth covered with tape.
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The same woman helped him again, she added, when chemotherapy and radiation damaged his vocal cords during his cancer treatment.
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The rooms were still lavish, but their curtain cords and glass shower doors had been removed to prevent suicide attempts.
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Cords of the grass are twisted together into huge cables, which require members from all the communities to stretch out.
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The BionicFinWave robot can deftly maneuver underwater without any cords or tethers, but that's the only environment it was designed for.
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What really thrilled me, however, was Eero's new form factor that lets you expand your home wi-fi network without cords.
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The Stella is available in PC and Mac versions, but the latter includes an additional upgrade for keeping your cords decluttered.
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The site's tweet says that the devices are being manufactured at Luxshare Precision, which already manufactures Apple's AirPods and some cords.
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We then discarded the ones that were not useful and stored her relevant cords with their respective devices in individual pouches.
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In the present, however, cords still rule, and Apple's big move has given us all dongles to lose, essentially mainstreaming inconvenience.
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But when Apple introduced wireless earbuds last year, did it signal the beginning of the end of our attachments to cords?
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People with the condition aren't mute because there is something wrong with their vocal cords, or to hide a speech defect.
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In between dumbbells, cable cords, and a squat rack was a setup of four companies: Instagram, Vine, Snapchat, and China's Weibo.
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The cords turned red, echoing the snake, and later blue as they rise to the top, where they culminate in knots.
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Adele has damaged her vocal cords nearly six years after undergoing throat surgery for a hemorrhaged vocal chord in November 2011.
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Each of us has unique speaking characteristics: the way our lungs exhale, vocal cords resonate, articulators act all produce unique sounds.
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All of that is great, but the best feature of the Arlo home security camera system is its lack of cords.
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We may be entering the early days of refueling products to gain longer performance and freedom from cords and electric sockets.
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When he screened blood from umbilical cords in British hospitals, he found that six babies among 567 had pre-leukaemia cells.
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There are no reported issues with the computer itself, but damaged cords have, as noted above, caused "issues," according to Microsoft.
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And, in a barbaric procedure deemed necessary to prove her honesty, cords are tightened around her fingers while she is questioned.
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Those cords often end up retracting so quickly that the plug on the end becomes like the tip of a bullwhip.
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Verizon deems this all necessary because its landline business is hemorrhaging customers, as people cut the cords on their home phones.
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By moving a few latches around and disconnecting the cords, the Surface Hub 285S can also be used in portrait mode.
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"Honestly, I don't know that I would've gotten better if it hadn't affected my vocal cords," Alaina, now 22, told People.
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"And playing it, creating patches, is fast, intuitive and straightforward—even easier than using the 1/4" patch cords of yore.
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The space is strewn with plastic artifacts and filled with snaking, tangled cords, practically begging to be captured in video form.
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Bidegain: But there were pedals, discs, and cords that melted; we weren't able to play that way, plus the van died.
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Another, an alluring image representing Frida Kahlo, is framed in upholstery trimmings: velvety, silky cords that invite you to stroke them.
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Clocking in at 10-feet long, these MicroUSB cords give you the freedom to comfortably use your phone as its charging.
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The viewer's eye goes to his headgear—not a helmet, exactly, but an openwork knit cap woven from thick white cords.
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While most of Flint and Tinder's apparel is made in the UA, the 365 cords are made in Central Java, Indonesia.
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These handsome cords will get you from the office to a holiday party or to a date without missing a beat.
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They had these bungee cords, they would come down and pick up a member of the audience and lift them up.
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TL;DR: Cut down on charging cords with this handy 13-in-1 wireless charging station that's on sale for $35.
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Sugru's rubbery flexible finish allowed it to repair charger cords, which superglues, with their rock-hard finishes, cannot do, she said.
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It doesn't fit and our protagonist sets off on his drive after roping his trunk down with a few bungee cords.
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Both of the overall runners-up were not Bluetooth, however; despite the cords, their maximum volumes did not exceed 22011 decibels.
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When he was a child, the bounty hunters who murdered his parents severed his vocal cords to keep him from talking.
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They would see children with black eyes, marks from belts and electrical cords, and at times more serious injuries, he said.
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Here's what to consider if you want to mount your TV securely without sacrificing the room to a tangle of cords.
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We are born into them most of the time and are bonded to them by prerational cords of sympathy and affection.
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The left hand is hooked into one of the coat's twin waist cords, which echo the curtain loops in the background.
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His high-fashion shoots would often take place on fire escapes or street corners, with cameras, lights and cords on display.
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Others point out that it's not the most beautiful thing to have on the counter, especially is you have long cords.
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Really, as he recalls in his 1997 book, Outsider in the House, there was a "benign nodule" on his vocal cords.
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His suggested solution to our wiring problems was to run long extension cords from his studio and set up construction floodlights.
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Following a botched surgery on her vocal cords 20 years ago, her once four-octave range is now reduced to one.
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NBC News has confirmed that the issue at Anderson Livsey Elementary in Snellville, GA was indeed a lack of power cords.
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But once we ditch the cords, we can look forward to a new generation of snappy sonic entertainment whispering in our ears.
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Then she's panning for gold, and jumping up and down on bungee cords, and there's shots of spaceships, and pyramids, and sharks.
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Jon was just about to attempt to kill Viserion, armed with nothing more than his vocal cords, when Arya saved the day.
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When the Handmaid's production team introduced the cords, the episode's actresses were understandably baffled by the strange new addition of Gilead culture.
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That was possible even though the eyes were not directly connected to the animals' brains — but indirectly, through the tadpoles' spinal cords.
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The Wireless Power Consortium is the group behind Qi, a wireless charging standard that uses inductive power transfers to charge without cords.
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Next, in a study of 12 patients, Glass tested the safety of injecting the stem cells into the spinal cords of humans.
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Having to root around in the nest of cords on the floor for a free power socket is the opposite of that.
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Or we might be able to find a way to prevent all the uncoordinated cords and motors in our lives from tangling.
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So mature vocal cords are more like guitar strings laminated with gelatin, with cross-linked fiber layers that can stretch and contract.
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It turns out that measuring how far an animal's vocal cords can stretch is a much better predictor of its vocal range.
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Christopher, now 18, was left with cuts, abrasions, and other wounds in the attack, which, at times, involved whippings with electrical cords.
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Long orange extension cords slithered out of windows, connecting houses to one another, as neighbors shared the power their generators were producing.
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Between power cords, HDMI and DVI cables, dongles and USB-C adapters, I counted about six necessary cables cluttering my conventional workspace.
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After all, hotel rooms and demo spaces are free of pets, clutter, and that inevitable snag of cords hiding behind every desk.
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For the Tartu test run, the bot was hooked up to cords so it could securely roll up and down the column.
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Amari, still hooked up to several tubes and cords, surprised his family when he busted a move right from his hospital bed.
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Sonos also sells cords at Amazon, but it's much easier to choose your specific product and length on the official Sonos site.
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It's a young person's game, letting your vocal cords rip with reckless abandon and trying to hit ranges that don't actually exist.
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At a minimum, you'll need a digital SLR camera; short-, mid- and long-range lenses; multiple batteries; extra cords; and a laptop.
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He now has 28 such centers, all of them filled with endless racks of servers, tangled cords and fans cooling the machines.
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Students of Korean P'ansori traditionally shout themselves hoarse under waterfalls, till their vocal cords bleed and are covered in nodules and calluses.
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People can also now buy $49.99 charging cases and $9.99 charging cords from Snap, which will no longer be sold on Amazon.
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Adding to the complication of long-distance communication, Ms. Walker sometimes must refrain from speaking to rest her vocal cords between performances.
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Additionally, electronics and cords in general are best found outside of Dollar Tree to ensure safety and efficacy, according to several bloggers.
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This is the real deal — look out for washboards, kazoos and banjos, and ready your vocal cords for a chorus or two.
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At 39,994 feet something goes wrong with the straps, or the clasps, or the cords, and they fail to stop Suref's fall.
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Best of all, no plugs or cords are needed, and the battery, which lasts for about two years, is included; $123, ikea.com.
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And lastly, you should sure your cords are separated from each other — even this step alone will minimize the appearance of clutter.
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More often than not, you just end up with a mess of power strips, cords, and devices plugged in all around you.
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It includes a zipped mesh storage pocket, elastic loops for their cords and bottles, and a water-resistant lining for maximum durability.
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For instance, a layer of MoS₂ could wrap around a desk and turn it into a laptop charger, without any power cords.
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The first modern-style jump with elastic cords was undertaken in Bristol, England, in 212.7 by the Oxford University Dangerous Sports Club.
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Keep your home-office buddy safe by wrangling tangled-up cords with reusable cable ties, cable sleeves, and a power strip hider.
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Try wall-mounted lamps and hide the cords with small cable covers, or use floor lamps and tuck their bases under furniture.
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It's cold there, and my father still sends pictures of all the cords of wood that he has ready in the fall.
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Beckwith dispatched people to find hundreds of feet of high-gauge extension cords, which they snaked through the hallways of the lab.
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"You think you don't need something, like warming up your vocal cords or drinking that extra glass of water," Ms. Cohen said.
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While most people would start screaming their vocal cords raw at such a disturbing sight, the people of Watchmen's Tulsa, OK shrug.
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When lost, the whistle saves shouting (vocal cords), and the flashlight at night can be seen miles away, especially from overhead airplanes.
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One was electrocuted while trying to connect two extension cords and the other while checking on his dogs outside, emergency officials said.
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The Double 2 adds a smoother ride and can roam over minimal obstructions such as ground cords or slight changes in floor level.
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Sighing, Schweiger recalls one woman in such a home, poorly insulated, sweltering in hundred degree heat, plugging her AC into extension cords overnight.
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Furthermore, the Smart Battery Cases support wireless charging using the Qi-based wireless charging standard (if you've already cut cords from your life).
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A rotating cast of a dozen or more tenants carved out living quarters among piles of driftwood and a network of electrical cords.
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Most people can relate to tripping over their charging cords, and Apple's MagSafe connector has prevented laptop damages that happen as a result.
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The patent, filed in 2016, suggests that Sony is envisioning a future where consumer electronics can transfer power between one another without cords.
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V-Moda's Crossfade Wireless headphones were the realization of a simple idea — take the company's most popular Crossfade headphones and cut the cords.
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At the same time, to walk behind "Crescent (Timekeeper)" is to see most of its mechanisms exposed, particularly the clamps, cords, and projectors.
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The mystic cords of memory will swell when again touched, as surely as they will be, by the better angels of our nature.
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Her patented product called BedBand consists of a set of shock cords, clamps and locks designed to keep fitted bed sheets in place.
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Yet it's tough to reconcile Apple earning $11 billion in profit per quarter with it still screwing us over on cords and keyboards.
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In fact, Google sent along an animated GIF to show the right way to get the cords, buds and everything into the case.
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On Election Day, some voters in Georgia waited hours in line to vote, some polling stations suspiciously lacking power cords for voting machines.
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Testosterone—for trans men who choose to take it—thickens the vocal cords, which slows the frequency of their vibrations, lowering vocal pitch.
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Plus, when the power source can remain in one place, the cords are much easier to place out of sight from disapproving gazes.
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I kind of see Amazon's brand like Costco's Kirkland brand, especially since the company already sells a line of AmazonBasics cords and accessories.
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Over time, these filaments developed into sturdy cords that delivered food wherever it was needed, possibly to spore-bearing mushroom caps above ground.
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The AirPods take Apple's traditional EarPods and snip the cords for an audio experience that you'll probably lose at least twice a week.
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Similar experiments could help Reby and his colleagues learn more about the inner workings of the wapiti larynx and vocal cords in action.
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They breathed in amniotic fluid, while their hearts pumped blood through their umbilical cords into a gas exchange system outside of the bag.
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Its built-in USB charging cable (and Micro-USB or Lightning connectors) keep its profile slim and mean no extra cords to carry.
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The seniors he spends time with try to guess what breed or breed combo leads to Scamp's appearance and thick cords of fur.
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We're told a doctor on site recommended that she pull the plug on the performance because it could permanently damage her vocal cords.
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A few years ago it swapped out the original iPod-dock connector with a new one, making countless cords, cables and chargers obsolete.
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The prosecutor said there was evidence the children were allegedly hit with power cords and vacuum tubes, as well as by Leiva's fists.
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The Pre actually has fewer cords than the original development kit, which featured wired controllers and a connector between the two lighthouse boxes.
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As an added bonus, each charger comes with a magnetic cable management attachment that keeps loose cords secure while you're on the go.
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Other attempts to repair spinal cords have focused on stem cell therapy and on combinations of electrical and chemical stimulation of the cord.
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They'd spice up any indoor or outdoor table and amazingly operate on batteries, so you don't have to reach for those extension cords.
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Media firms face pressure to access distribution as more younger viewers cut their cable cords and watch their favorite shows on mobile devices.
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In subsequent tweets, Azalea joked about stealing the HDMI cords from the hotel room and videotaped herself tossing hotel silverware into her suitcase.
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By relaxing his vocal cords while engaging in circular breathing, he is now able to play three-part inventions, seeming to accompany himself.
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The Anker PowerLine Lightning cables are the best cords for most people with their sturdy design, fast charging speed, and fair price point.
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Death-metal singers sound as if they're broiling their vocal cords with a blowtorch, but the technique causes no harm when done right.
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In 2017, the Window Covering Manufacturers Association proposed revising the voluntary standard to require "stock" products to be cordless or have inaccessible cords.
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Now, a team of Italian researchers has reconstructed Ötzi's vocal cords and used it to reproduce what his voice may have sounded like.
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VICE: Did you know it was illegal to cut off a dog's vocal cords when you submitted the first draft of your proposal?
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The disgusting creature starts to wind around the doctor's head, like one of those long telephone cords that can get you so entangled.
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Similar to iPhone cords, Juuls are becoming common enough that you can often conveniently borrow a battery stick or charger from another user.
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Tables here have multiple wireless chargers — wherein guests can place their phone on a charger for free, without the use of any cords.
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It is reaching out to sportswear manufactures to create a glove that mimics the traditional hand wraps, only without the flesh-tearing cords.
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Watch on South Korean television, and the announcers are often shouting in a way that does not seem good for their vocal cords.
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It was impossible for him to figure out which sites were selling iPods and which were selling accessories, like headphones or charging cords.
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"It's no joke to perform eight shows a week on Broadway," said Dr. Dahl, who found Mr. Hardwick's vocal cords in good shape.
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"I never had any nodules or anything, and I never had polyps," Mr. Perry said, referring to the state of his vocal cords.
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Cords all over her body were tied up with pink scrunchies to keep her hair from sopping up all of Seventh Avenue's puddles.
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Several small firms are pursuing the prospect of recharging mobile devices with power sent through the air, so power cords won't be around.
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We saw generators thumping away on second-story porches, their extension cords running in all directions, spidering through the windows of neighboring houses.
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Most of all, he was drawn to Kinder Modern x Mexa, a collection of mini outdoor furniture with plastic cords and steel frames.
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On top of that, researchers can now extract some types of stem cells from a person's body, so no need for umbilical cords.
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The document is sealed with the Great Seal of the Realm, which is attached to the foot of the document by woven cords.
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This new smart thermometer is completely wire-free — so you won't have to deal with any cords coming out of your oven door.
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He and other inmates reported that officers sliced electric cords on appliances the inmates had in their rooms, including lamps, clocks and radios.
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This is about the most compact charging station you can get, and way slicker than dealing with cords dangling all over the place.
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Mr. Ruckhäberle has titled his series "Netsuke" — after the small sculptures invented in 23th-century Japan to fasten the cords on kimono sashes.
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The STM Cable Wrap is a foot-long fold-up bag designed to hold all your technological accessories: charging cords, batteries, earbuds, whatever.
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MAXINE BENEBA CLARKE, an Australian writer and poet, describes her parents, in their flared cords and velour turtlenecks, as "Black Britain to a tee".
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I'm still super tired, have zero energy, and can't talk for extended periods of time as my throat and vocal cords are still sore.
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There's nothing worse than rocking out to your workout playlist at the gym and getting tangled in cords in the middle of a set.
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"Hey Guys, I'm sure you have heard that I've had to postpone several tour dates due to bruised vocal cords," he wrote on Instagram.
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There are two discrete cords, each is looped and hung from one of the metal pegs and each is hooked through the other's loop.
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Then a squishy blue helmet was placed on top, a barrier to prevent him from yanking the cords and undoing the nurses' careful work.
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Of course, sometimes you do get what you pay for: they might have annoyingly short power cords, or not even have a dedicated remote.
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Cords tied the bones together, and sticks threaded up through the hips and rib cage, before passing into the skull like body-length splints.
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Mariah Carey no doubt has the most expensive vocal cords and hamstrings in America ... because we found out she's insured both for $70 million.
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It's called the Currant Smart Outlet, and it sports two individually controlled outlets and can be rotated when plugged in to keep cords tidy.
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And for the second year in a row, the company has burdened that machine with a glaring flaw: wired controllers with frustratingly short cords.
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It's no use bundling and wrapping up your cords if they're going to pile up around a surge protector on your floor or desk.
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But since it's 153 and we've made so much progress on cutting cords, isn't it about time for your SNES to go wireless too?
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Yesterday, Justin Timberlake announced on Instagram that he'd been forced to cancel the rest of his December tour dates due to bruised vocal cords.
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Former president Bush's staff also allegedly removed the cords connecting receivers and phones and leaving threatening notes, including one that read: "We'll be back."
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But having had wireless controllers on consoles for decades now, you'll probably find yourself getting tired of dealing with cords again real fast.[Nyko]
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The pair are believed to be traveling in a 2001 gold Subaru Forester, WV License Plate 1TH163, with bungee cords on the rear door.
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When Cook took over as CEO, Apple was just about to unveil the iPhone 4s — meaning we hadn't even switched to Lightning cords yet.
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"No more lamps, no more candles, no more extension cords," he said as about two dozen power workers completed the connection to his home.
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Up until then, stem cells used in medical research were taken from bone marrow, the umbilical cords of newborn babies, and aborted fetal tissue.
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And besides, it eliminates the hassle of having to unfurl a jumbled mess of cords, which is the biggest drawback of their wired counterparts.
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That incident followed a smaller recall for HP in 2013, this time in conjunction with Google after some Chromebook 11 cords overheated and melted.
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She took her phone into the bathroom and was careful to keep it dry as it charged, laying its power cords on a towel.
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Investigators believe the girl took precautions to keep the cords dry but was not aware of fraying on the extension cord, the statement says.
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The comedian had stopped breathing while undergoing a surgical procedure on her vocal cords and was rushed from the clinic to Mount Sinai Hospital.
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Nylon, the first such fiber and a direct descendant of plastic, was then used to make absolutely everything: parachutes, panties, fishing line, shorts, cords.
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Did you see the way Bieber looked at him while Post threatened to crush his vocal cords and ruin his future with one squeeze?
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The singer, 25, announced on Sunday that she was forced to postpone her London concert at the O2 Arena due to swollen vocal cords.
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"If I go on tonight and injure my vocal cords anymore I could potentially have to cancel the rest of my tour," she continued.
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Aside from a second controller (and extension cords for both), don't worry about buying anything extra; an HDMI cable comes packaged in the box.
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The comedian had stopped breathing while undergoing a surgical procedure on her vocal cords and was rushed from the clinic to Mount Sinai Hospital.
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The biggest downside of the Even earphones is that, while they still have cords, you have to charge them as if they were wireless.
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Rivvr is looking to cut the cords with its hardware solution that will provide wireless play to both the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.
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Using any of the muscles in your face or vocal cords, such as deep breathing, humming or singing, will help calm your nervous system.
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Is it true that Rod Stewart's vocal cords are lined with cinders, and that Mick Jagger has a red carpet instead of a tongue?
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Messy cords on a desk can strike a negative chord with today's workforce, making a wireless mouse a welcome change from the wired alternative.
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Until Apple decides to step up and improve their deplorable power cords, you'd be better off juicing up your precious iPhone with the HoverDock.
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A week after the Trump inauguration, a doctor at another prominent hospital injected botulinum toxin into Dupree's vocal cords, hoping to relax his voice.
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The ads featured models dancing, shown in silhouette against colorful backgrounds, the white cords of their headphones connecting to the devices in their hands.
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Without AT&T, someone is going to say it's take-over bait while others would say it's a dying breed as people cut cords.
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Small, winding mountain roads — the umbilical cords of little communities across the country — are expensive to maintain, and some local authorities don't even try.
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These five-pocket-style cords are the perfect mix of looks with their modern silhouette, and stretch, softness, and durability — well worth the money.
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In 2008, with his voice diminished to nearly a whisper, the ESPN college basketball analyst had surgery to remove lesions from his vocal cords.
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Shintop Cable Clips, $5.69These handy adhesive clips keep cables from slipping around on a table and control any cords that run along the wall.
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Monoprice makes lots of great cables for charging up your phone, and it has a stellar lifetime warranty that promises to replace broken cords.
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Related: A Sound Installation Makes it Rain Without Water This Artist Crochets Sculptures from Cords and Controllers A Hairstyle Archaeologist Is Recreating Ancient Updos
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"We got tired of carrying our charging cords in our pants pocket and searching for a wall outlet," says MobileQubes co-founder Sean Carrigan.
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While Apple's AirPods look like someone just cut the cords off of the wired Apple earbuds, the new Bose headphones look like little spaceships.
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The reformer machine was a complex tangle of cords, ropes, wheels, and handles—I can see why a science-fiction writer would like it.
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It is also extremely noisy, meaning the restaurant has to close every Monday so the spinal cords can be processed without disturbing the diners.
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The difference in temperature, outside being hot and inside being cold, compound that with the lack of sleep, it wears out your vocal cords.
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She paused and sipped tea with honey, a trick she had long implemented during her classroom life so as to preserve her vocal cords.
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A puli, a dog bred for sheep herding, has a coat that grows into tight cords that hang like fringe on a throw pillow.
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Umbra Levit Grey Tech Shelf, $14.99, available at The Container Store Don't let your technology become a tangled mess of cords and charging cables.
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The work of Laura Owens, now in a major retrospective at the Whitney, embraces three-dimensionality, bookmaking and objects like buttons, wheels and cords.
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Do the cords of your headphones look like some sort of impossible puzzle after spending just a few minutes inside a pocket or purse?
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When the mother, Mónica Vega of Barranquilla, Colombia, had an ultrasound at seven months pregnant, doctors discovered she had two umbilical cords inside her.
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The vocal tracts of other primates contain the same elements as ours — from vocal cords to tongues to lips — but their geometry is different.
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Aides ripped phone cords out of the walls, vandalized bathrooms and tore "W" keys from computer keyboards as President George W. Bush took office.
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Many cords were available for pulling and nobody had blocked the electric plugs, so everyone had to pay me more attention than ever before.
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We've all heard the hype about cutting the cable cords, but in order to actually do that, you have to have a streaming alternative.
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The one Mr. Ward calls "the social media goat" sprouts a tangle of electric cords and has a body tinted red, white and blue.
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You end up with tangled cords, arguments over who's been hogging all the outlets, and worse, devices that remain uncharged because someone unplugged them.
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The shorter jacket has a drawstring feature on the hood, while the longer jacket uses adjustable bungee cords to keep the hood in place.
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Ms. Schuh said a bath takes about 22014 minutes, a lot of that time spent rubbing shampoo into the cords and rinsing it out.
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Replace the steel cables in weight-lifting machines with large elastic cords, whose slack and stretch will exercise your ligaments and tendons in particular.
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They place more emphasis on certain words; they are playful with language and have shorter and thinner vocal cords, which produce a higher pitch.
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With their prior experience, it's only natural The Cords & Co already has a host of collaborations on deck including Alpha Industries, Eastpak, and DJ Harvey.
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Many other monitors are extremely functional and durable, but the loads of cords coming out of them can make your desk look like a wreck.
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Or consider being able to set your phone down on your nightstand to charge overnight, without needing to fumble around for cords in the dark.
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Musicians recognize sound signals in OGG format as decent representations of the sounds produced by their tubas and vocal cords, but not the music itself.
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Frustratingly, most options out there feel like a compromise: Typical over-ear headphones, for example, provide great sound quality but tether you down with cords.
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"Cords are a seasonal pant so they're good for fall and winter, but a lot of guys don't know how to style them," Wester says.
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The Navajo bury umbilical cords in their birthplaces so their children will always know where their home is and can always find their way back.
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During his 1996 congressional reelection campaign, he reluctantly underwent surgery for the first time in his life to remove a cyst from his vocal cords.
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But if you're ready to embrace going wireless — or are just sick of getting tangled up in your headphone cords — Skybuds are a solid choice.
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This year, Sowell says, she's spent at least $45,000 on the decoration, including thousands of lights and three-and-a-half miles of extension cords.
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Sean: What's funny to me is that, if you pull way back, isn't it also kind of weird to have cords coming from your ears?
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Or she falls back within it, letting go, allowing the cords to bear her, then bounces back upright, as if gravity were working in reverse.
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" Afterward, Garner looks confused while looking at what appears to be a belt, or a pair of cords and asks "Is this for the body?
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We created an entire closet with built-ins that previously stored all of her AV and filming equipment, mics, cords and various gadgets and gizmos.
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There's also a built-in digital TV tuner tucked in there so you can access popular network TV shows in HD without needing extra cords.
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When we have our cords with us, we are in constant pursuit of power, even when we are fully charged, as a form of security.
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The Fleischers present one broken phone's daily diary, as it rails against twisted cords, slammed receivers, and rude people who just let the phone ring.
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But as long as your phone or phone case is Qi-compatible, this is a great solution to maintaining battery power without untangling USB cords.
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We're connected to the house that's on the property — we parked just far enough away from the electrical source so we're on two extension cords.
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This puppy, announced at CES in Las Vegas today, juices your power-sucking, app-filled Apple Watch on the go, no cords or cables required.
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The monkeys, who had partial lesions inflicted to their spinal cords, showed immediate progress, and were able to spontaneously regain full mobility after three months.
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One was a 78-year-old male who was electrocuted in the rain as he tried to plug in his generator via two extension cords.
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As it passes it vibrates against vocal cords which when relaxed or contracted change the frequency of vibration, and so the pitch of our voices.
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As more and more users cut the cords, the NFL is having to think beyond the cable model to reach as many viewers as possible.
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The rain fly is easy to install too and the included cords helps make sure the rain fly is stretched out away from the vents.
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Instead of getting up from the couch to fiddle with power cords, why not let a tiny outlet adapter power cycle your hardware for you?
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The new cords will include a "thermistor," which enables them to stop charging if it detects overheating in a plug or outlet, free of charge.
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No longer will you have to worry about tripping over cords or yanking the guts out of your PC if you walk to far away.
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At another Snellville polling location, this one at Anderson Livsey Elementary, NBC confirmed that long lines had formed because some machines were missing power cords.
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Adele has canceled the final two concerts on her 123-date world tour saying the show can't go on because she's damaged her vocal cords.
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Its durable aluminum construction keeps it safe during rough trips, and the built-in Lightning connector eliminates the need for a nest of extra cords.
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As I disassembled my usual workstation, I was frustrated by the tangle of cords and adapters connecting my Cintiq to power and to my iMac.
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One was a 78-year-old male who was electrocuted in the rain as he tried to plug in his generator via two extension cords.
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It was only in competition that they would wrap leather strips around their hands, sometimes braided into cords, making a more devastating type of glove.
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That news prompted speculation and a report by Radar Online that doctors had found a growth on Jackson's vocal cords, suggesting that she had cancer.
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I also love how thoughtful the hardware is; there are no additional cords, and all of the components are small, lightweight, and serve a purpose.
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Remove scatter rugs and extension cords that can be tripped over, fragile ornaments that can inadvertently be broken and valuable items that can be misplaced.
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Tim Sneller, places a ban on the procedure that removes tissue from a pet's vocal cords, resulting in a significant softening of a dog's bark.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Doctors in Cuba removed a benign node from the vocal cords of Bolivia's President Evo Morales, the Bolivian government said on Saturday.
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Its sensors allow it to dodge obstacles like electric cords, and when it is low on power it returns to its docking station and recharges.
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A puff of air, a pulse of the lungs, rushes up the windpipe and through the vocal cords, parting them like a pair of lips.
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Like death metal, it involves activating parts of the larynx that usually lie quiet—in this case, the ventricular folds that flank the vocal cords.
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But Smith, the senior author of the study, wants it to be mandatory for window blind manufacturers to sell blinds with unexposed or inaccessible cords.
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The treadmill they use in space requires they wear a vest that connects to bungee cords that hold the astronaut in place while they run.
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We managed to get the move done, but there was a lot of dangling appliances by the cords and pushing larger ones down the ramp.
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Deebot is not sentient but he does things that sentient beings do, such as move on his own and scream when intractably wrapped in cords.
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The Fitbit Flyer is made for the gym, with earbuds that sit flush to the wearer's head and thick, sturdy sweat-proof (IP67 rated) cords.
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They strapped him to a contraption called a "tiger chair," shocked him with electric batons, beat him with pipes and whipped him with computer cords.
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After a little while, the patterns and frequencies of the birdcalls give the impression of species waking up in waves and testing their vocal cords.
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He will sip some tea and say some prayers and loosen his vocal cords for the 90 seconds that he hopes will unify the crowd.
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Some of the electrical cords were spliced, the paint was chipped and the luster gone, but everything was built to last and put to work.
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Apple released its first wireless earbuds, AirPods, in late 2016, and since then they've become more than a sleek solution to the conundrum of cords.
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Your friends may be tired of fumbling with their headphone cords but don't want to dish out the money for AirPods — and neither do you.
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They juice up your devices faster, put less strain on the charging ports, and aren't eyesores in your home the way charging cords can be.
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It's also expensive in comparison with the other charging stations in our guide, but that's the price you pay for good looks and concealed cords.
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Since the charging station is circular, the cords stick out all around the circle just like sun rays in a kid's drawing of the sun.
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The woman's feet shuffle her to the sink beside the rapist's girlfriend, and the woman's hands wash her hands, and the woman's vocal cords vocalize.
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This charging dock could be useful if want to pack fewer things with cords when you're traveling away from home with your Apple Watch, though.
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On Baseball SAN DIEGO — Once again, the measure of Mike Aviles's contribution to his team could be taken by the condition of his vocal cords.
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Just before Brooklyn Mirage's opening, Mr. Singh strolled the labyrinthine premises, past droning saws, extension cords and garbage-scented wafts emanating from a nearby junkyard.
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His substance abuse worsened, and he broke his neck in 1996 after rear-ending his girlfriend's car, permanently damaging his vocal cords in the process.
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NBC News reported that at a fifth location in the county, the machines were not connected to power cords and ran out of battery power.
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It's hard to get an answer because the vocal organs used to make sounds, like the vocal cords in our throat, are mostly made of flesh.
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He escorted France Info journalists and Ar Vilantsou activists to the spot, where they uncovered the treasure trove of phone fragments and cords stuck underneath stones.
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Justice Scalia attended Xavier High School in Manhattan, where he wore gold honor cords on his blue uniform that advertised his high grades, Ms. Biskupic wrote.
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The cord that connects them is both shorter and more flexible than other neckbud cords, and the fact that it's cloth makes it slightly more comfortable.
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What exactly happened to her after she vanished from her apartment one June afternoon — the day before her body was found, traumatized and bound by cords?
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I don't normally talk about a phone's included cables, but the braid wires that come with the Razer Phone feel more substantial than your traditional cords.
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There's also a trunk of sorts that folds down in the back and provides access to the cords that connect the motors to the Bluetooth module.
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"I actually came with a brain, not just vocal cords, and it would be silly not to have an opinion," she told the New York Times.
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The contraction leads to a rapid drop in the throat's air pressure, which in turn closes the gap between the vocal cords, known as the glottis.
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More importantly, 8bitdo's option comes bundled with a wireless dongle so that you don't have to fuss with the frustratingly short cords available on Nintendo's controllers.
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You can unplug it, wrap the cords up and take it to a friend's house super-easily, and pick up a game where you left off.
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Bland has twisted the strands of the unstitched bedspread around each other to form approximately 30 rope-like cords rising to the top of the piece.
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Other elements of vocal quality besides pitch—which, remember, is controlled by how fast the vocal cords vibrate—also shape our perception of a speaker's gender.
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It's all the more impressive when you consider that singers accomplish this using just two strings—the vocal cords—compared to, say, a piano's 88 strings.
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But USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 use a whole new port type that likely won't work with all the cords, ports, or peripherals you already have.
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I posted a picture recently of my cords, and a lot of people were confused because they're not used to those pictures, but they look beautiful!
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Developing Spinal CordCredit: Gabriel Galea, University College LondonSpinal cords are formed from a structure called the neural tube, which develops during the first month of pregnancy.
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Webs of "water jet-cut" velvet backed by leather formed bomber jackets and stiff skirts, and it was all held together, mostly, by crystal bungee cords.
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While relationship experts seem to be in agreement that cutting cords is the best course of action, the reality among daters isn't always so straight forward.
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My boyfriend saws it down and we carry it back to the car, strapping it on the roof with bungee cords I keep in my trunk.
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With the Brio earbuds, you get the latest Bluetooth 5.0 technology and rich, balanced audio without being tied down by the hassle of wires or cords.
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"The anatomical structures used for producing vocalizations such as the vocal cords, larynx, and mouth cavities are the same for seals and humans," Janik told Gizmodo.
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Bad Blood The biggest downside of the Even earphones is that while they still have cords, you have to charge them as if they were wireless.
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"The polling director informed us that the batteries had died in the polling machines and someone was going to get power cords," Nick Alexander told NBC.
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"We are rather exploring if similar techniques can help us to recover speech from the subtle vibration of vocal cords, facial bones or skull," Roy wrote.
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While indoors, people should avoid using corded phones, touching electrical equipment or cords, using any form of plumbing, and should stay away from windows and doors.
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Stepping through the door, he saw every surface covered with junk: file folders, tangles of cords, external drives, SD cards, a voice recorder, and a Fitbit.
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Forget charger bricks — with three USB ports, your devices can be charged without taking up a traditional outlet, leaving room for your lamps, TV cords, etc.
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His vocal cords sounded like they connected all the way to the pit of his stomach, where he was able to unearth a deep, emotional anguish.
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Life in My Pocket is a simulacrum of Diamond Stingily's childhood: chain-link fences, a weathered basketball hoop, and looped telephone cords — perfect for jumping rope.
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Those can be whatever you like: Some witches I spoke with used sex magic to alter their appearances, get jobs, and cut cords with negative people.
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The mini NES and SNES are lovely throwbacks that bring the best of the past to the present — I just wish the controllers had longer cords.
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And if you're curious about how good other Type-C to Type-A cords are, Reddit has created a helpful spreadsheet covering all of Leung's reviews.
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"Nothing actually touches the objects; the mike is suspended in each one's empty space," Beer explained, pointing to the black cords that emerge from each vessel.
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Unlike so many flimsy, short-lived indoor extension cords, the Aurum Cables 16/3 AWG Outdoor/Indoor Extension Cord actually works well and lasts for years.
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"We have 'hot-desking' in the purest sense of the word — we have no desktops, we have no screens, we have very little cords," explained Rawlings.
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Both the keyboard and accompanying mouse wirelessly connect to your computer or gaming system, so you can keep your work station clear from cords and clutter.
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The sensors on the collar are designed to detect movement of the vocal cords, meaning the collar should not go off if another nearby dog barks.
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After waiting for an hour, he said he had been able to show officers the photograph of the suspect, his feet bound with electrical extension cords.
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Since it connects wirelessly to other speakers and includes one built-in speaker, he won't need to mess around with a bunch of cables and cords.
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"I have frayed cords at home, and it's a unique way to fix it versus having to go buy another charger for $50," Ms. Grunst said.
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It wasn't the frayed cords or crappy keyboards that boosted the company past this milestone, but rather price hikes in its already high-margin iPhone sales.
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You can connect it to a computer with a standard microUSB cord, or use one of the two included cords to connect it to a phone.
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A wave of panic came over him as he searched for the "unsend" button of his dreams, wildly pinching the cords coming out of the desktop.
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My grandfather could see the energy strung along the cords of its musculature, could almost hear the music it held in tension, waiting to be struck.
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In December, 12 people were hospitalized with severe infections in their bloodstreams, joints or spines after being injected with blood from umbilical cords full of bacteria.
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Once you banish cords from your life and can connect your phone with the touch of a button, your podcast habit will kick into high gear.
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Here is one of nature's last true Warriors, guided by the sun, trying to wrap his branches and tendrils around the machine and disconnect its cords.
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The basement glows with diabolical scarlets, and Steve's hostage speaks with a surprisingly soft voice that reverberates as if his vocal cords were made of metal.
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Standouts were two-tone puffers and shimmering zip-up jackets shown alongside parachute pants, either with blown-up pockets, pull cords or finished with detachable pouches.
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" Electronics "I always have my two plug-in chargers, one for Android, one for iPhone, and then two of the cords for charging on the plane.
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EMTs stacked oxygen bottles in the luggage racks and lay stretchers across seat tops, securing them with orange cords they ran around armrests and seat legs.
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Among the vines, which suggest umbilical cords and blood vessels, are faces, plants and figures — infants, a woman, an embracing couple and possibly a shrouded corpse.
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Do the cords of your headphones look like the knotted center of a rat king after spending just a few minutes inside a pocket or purse?
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While Fremer describes her Corgi as "wash-and-wear" compared to other breeds, it takes VanDerHart a long time to clean and dry his Puli's cords.
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" Strung across it like the pieces of a coat of mail were "cords holding tiny bronze figures of animals of all kinds — a thousand of them.
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Probe meat thermometers with cords typically cost a bit more but they remain in the food while it&aposs cooking in the oven, grill, or smoker.
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It is made of bungee cords that are pulled into different shapes by the show's cast members, who use its interior as their principal playing space.
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