It's only by obsessive, detailed observations will we crack it.
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No word on when investigators plan to crack it open.
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I couldn't crack it," Affleck said on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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This shows if Apple won't crack it, somebody else will.
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"Crack, it is addictive as crack," he wrote on Facebook.
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If I crack it, I am cracking someone else's phone.
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They hadn't figured out how to crack it earlier on.
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KS: Yeah, you're going to crack it, that's your thing.
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Crack it apart, and you get VINE at 24D — perfect.
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Investigators looked into the case but were unable to crack it.
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Who knows, maybe I'll crack it open before my wine tonight.
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So let's crack it open and feast on the goo inside!
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I felt like, 'Hey, I might as well take a crack it.
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When customers crack it open at the table, hidden sweets fall out.
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The last thing you want to do is crack it open itself.
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Grab a cold one, crack it open with the bois, and enjoy.
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" And after three hours the Resistance guy would crack: "It was Stefan!
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When support for an unpopular leader starts to crack, it can crumble.
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Those make up Hillary Clinton's firewall, and Trump has to crack it somewhere.
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"Denuvo fixed what they were doing to crack it back then," said MTW.
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So now, rising tides threaten to submerge the tomb — or crack it open.
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Intelligence is a tough nut to crack; it requires more than a great classifier.
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Each book a perfect story just waiting for someone to buy and crack it open.
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You crack it in a crossroad and you walk away and you don't look back.
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I couldn't crack it in any way, so I thought, Do I do some flashbacks?
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Still, there's no shortage of alternatives from players big and small looking to crack it.
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Stark also worked on the secret project where he studied the Tesseract, but couldn't crack it.
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You can crack it in a pan to fry it up and...that's pretty much it.
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But from the moment you crack it open, you're in the presence of an original voice.
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Burglars may attempt to crack it or, if it's not secured, simply take it with them.
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But now he's back with a new song, and a new strategy, that just might crack it.
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The plan is to take a long section of flat glass and crack it on one end.
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The lesson here is that Hillary Clinton's ceiling is still glass, and she can still crack it.
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The cheaper solution was to obscure the data, and make any hacker work harder to crack it.
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Rather than passing the case along, he tries to crack it from the confines of his desk.
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Thanos, holding the top of Thor's head in his hand, looking ready to crack it like an egg.
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Edit: naturally, the first time I try the stage again after these words, I crack it first time.
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Calling the show "truly one of the great musicals ever written," he added: "We're going to crack it."
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The FBI dropped its lawsuit after the agency found a third-party firm to crack it for them.
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And unlike the genetic codes of staples like rice, soya and maize, scientists struggled until 2017 to crack it.
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Martin Gero: I've wanted to do a puzzle/treasure hunt show for years … but could never quite crack it.
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Thanks to the amazing ex-Popcorn Time developers we have on our team, we've been the first crack it.
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If there's a retail sector that has barely gone digital, you can bet Amazon is trying to crack it.
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If their track record of crunching numbers is any indication, we're sure the Swifties will crack it in no time.
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Durfor says this case has long lingered in the community's memory and that many investigators have tried to crack it.
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They can either take the bottle home or crack it open and pair it with a dish at the restaurant.
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When I'm writing and I get stuck I crack it open, point to a sentence and take it from there.
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Mr. Rodriguez had built Mr. Guzman and his allies an encrypted communication network, but then helped the bureau crack it.
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If you bought the book in the last two decades but haven't managed to crack it open yet, take heart.
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"It was not a big enough crack; it was what was on the car rather than the windshield," Mr. Lisa said.
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It took Utah a while to find its best lineup, but few opponents have been able to crack it so far.
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HANNITY: Here&aposs my cell phone, boom, crack it up and have a little pieces say here, Mr. Mueller, courtesy of Hillary.
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Ideally, I'll write or log something every day, but again, I'm giving myself flexibility here with how often I crack it open.
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Don't be ashamed if you never successfully unravelled the science, though, as engineerguy Bill Hammack explains, even Einstein apparently couldn't crack it.
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Time will tell if they're able to crack it, but the long arc of history bends toward vulnerabilities being found and exploited.
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Since a phrase is notably longer than the typical password, it would be much more difficult for an algorithm to crack it.
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It's a really cool thing to do — and if someone can really crack it, there's a lot of money to be made.
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At one point in the broadcast, Walton presented Lawler with a commemorative bottle of whiskey and urged him to crack it open.
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And in fact, a criminal with half a brain is just going to carry the thing away and crack it open later.
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Drain it of its sweet coconut water (save it for a hangover helper) and crack it in the oven—no machete required.
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The goal is to equip soldiers with the most evolved tech on the planet, before supercharged states like China and Russia crack it.
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Engineer Mode was hidden behind a password, but Alderson along with researchers at app security firm NowSecure were able to quickly crack it.
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"This is an approach where we take crude and we crack it directly in one unit and produce olefins and aromatic streams," said Khowaiter.
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Ironically, the firmware that opens the door for piracy has people trying to crack it, too, but it seems that Team Xecutters anticipated this.
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Still, it didn't take long for a clever Chicago man to crack it and start printing virtually identical counterfeit $100 bills in his basement.
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Ultimately, the FBI found a private company that helped crack it open, but we had no idea how much that effort cost the government.
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So if you want to see your password, you'll have to crack it first, which can be done using easy-to-use online tools.
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A filibuster against Gorsuch has the strong support of the Democratic base, and the decision to crack it has the overwhelming assent from Republicans.
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I remember playing the game sometime after its release in that weird, wild world of 1990s shooter games, and I could never crack it.
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ALG: So if you could crack the alcohol industry here, the nightlife and social customs and get togethers, then you could crack it anywhere?
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He doesn't even really know how to use it, he protests: When he tries to crack it menacingly, it hits him in the face.
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"So here's the question: If Weinstein's behavior has reached the level of 'despicable open secret,' who's going to crack it truly open?" wrote Jordan Sargent.
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If you force it, it has a tendency to crack, and once you crack it, it's going to be a bitch to get it out.
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But entrepreneurial Chinese chicken processors had set their sights on the US market, and Beijing was willing to leverage chicken feet to crack it open.
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Even if I sell a bottle to someone who is leaving the restaurant, I have to crack it open first to get rid of the pressure.
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Starting with what looks like a thicker-than-average smartphone with a touchscreen, you crack it open like a book, and a larger second screen unfolds.
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Replacing the battery would mean destroying the phone entirely, and disassembling this thing would basically require me to cut through metal or crack it in half.
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Its popularity and layers of security protections made any technique to crack it vastly more rare—and more expensive, on the underground market—than comparable Android attacks.
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Boost's effort is the latest in a string of cryptocurrency-aligned competitions: There's a puzzle game which lets you win one BTC if you can successfully crack it.
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"We think that's why a joint gets more range of motion after you crack it: There's something about lowering the pressure that allows for more laxity," Boutin said.
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I bring a great bottle of wine I've been saving from from a small winery in California and crack it open for the early-comers, my CEO included.
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LIL BUCK The way the paint dries, it feels like you're going to crack it if you break character — like if you smile when you're not supposed to.
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I tried the Colugo stroller but the balance was off; every time the front wheels hit a crack, it tipped my 4-year-old forward on her face.
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But it never stops trying to find a crack it can expand into a larger hole, until it's wormed its way past your defenses and into your good graces.
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Also on the podcast we find out how the online grocery business is tough—but that isn't stopping e-commerce players big and small from trying to crack it.
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If all else fails, they can always send the phone to the Rocky Mountain Regional Computer Forensics Lab to see if they have the right tool to crack it.
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Because of that, winning can sometimes feel like a Herculean task, driving just enough of a wedge into the opponent's line that you can start to crack it open.
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The Chinese market is the biggest of them all, and while few American companies have been able to crack it, many are partnering with China's domestic titans to try.
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Crack it open and the attentive reader is pulled between artistic intimacy and historic scale by a bravo performance capturing the ephemerality of life and the physicality of art.
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For the past few years, Simon Kinberg (a writer, producer and director of the "X-Men" film franchise) had been contemplating a new TV incarnation but couldn't crack it.
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The U.S. healthcare system is notoriously bureaucratic and it's one of the glaring areas where there's been no innovation and people have tried time and time again to crack it.
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"If he can crack it politically, or if he can provoke internal fissures inside the alliance, then Putin sees an enormous opportunity to achieve a longstanding Russian goal," he continued.
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You'll never know what a box contains until you crack it open, a process that feels like a weird combination of childhood Christmas mornings and a game of Russian roulette.
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Rap one end of the egg against the counter or another hard surface to crack it, and then roll it a bit on the counter to further shatter the shell.
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If your password was 6 digits (as is default now) and you had changed your password within the last few minutes, it could take up to 374 days to crack it.
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"We kept pandora's box mostly closed this time around, but it's clear we'll need to crack it wide open in the future," Auctor said in his Reddit post about the incident.
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Tess asks: How can it be that adults have been trying to solve this puzzle for a century and a half, and now three kids will be able to crack it?
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Apple apparently "partially" fixed the problem with iOS 9, though Green reckons that a modified version of his approach developed with the "hacking skills of a nation-state" could still crack it.
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Crack it open, and you'll get a sense for whatever the tech community cares about at this very moment, via Blind's anonymous message board, where insiders dish dirt, spill beans, and trade advice.
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Iowa missed a chance to deliver an early knockout blow after taking a 44-29 lead into halftime and the Cyclones started to chip away at the lead, but not crack it entirely.
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Investigators turned to his phone for some clues to what K was up to when Ladenburger drowned, employing a cyber-forensics firm to crack it when he refused to give up his passcode.
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The conservatives who got him elected are determined to make sure that never happens, and worry that immigration -- the issue that consistently splits the GOP -- is about to crack it open once again.
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I appreciate the strong metal hinge and the magnet that Cambridge Audio uses, and the five LEDs at the front give me an indication of the case's charge level anytime I crack it open.
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Once you get your hands on the tools, all you need to do is drill some holes into the stone, stick some wedges in, and then hammer at the wedges to crack it open.
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For years, Grover Norquist, a leader of the anti-tax movement, boasted that the right has built a rock-solid "leave us alone coalition," only to see Trump crack it wide open this year.
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MCCAIN, NORTH KOREA IN WAR OF WORDS OVER &aposCRAZY FAT KID&apos CRACK "It was something that you can't dare to look at with your eyes wide open," a defector recently told South Korean officials.
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The commercial, which became a viral media sensation soon after it was released this month, featured a popular female Greek singer carrying a red-painted egg and calling on a young man to crack it.
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Although the window was rolled down a crack, it can easily get too hot inside of a car for a dog, so it's best to be safe and never leave a pet or person inside.
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After going under the bed and raiding the closet, one of the dirtbags locates Puig's safe on the side of the room and yells for his pal to come over and help him crack it open.
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One of the other big changes in recent years has been in hydraulic fracturing: pumping water, sand and chemicals into the well at high pressure to crack it, allowing the oil and gas to flow out.
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"Ever since I've worked here for Activision I just felt something about it…the size and the geography is intimidating when you first move here, but when you crack it open it's a good, solid, dense city."
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In many ways it's doing nothing particularly original—here is an obstacle to your progress, and a few clues on how to crack it; follow them, as everything moves so very prettily, and it's onto the next.
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Microsoft has tried to gun for enterprise collaboration before, such as when it bought Yammer for $1.2 billion, but has never quite seemed to crack it or gather the kind of praise and shine that Slack has garnered.
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Regardless of how trapped players may feel when confronting a particular obstacle, they can generally assume that there is a puzzle to crack and a way to crack it — a way to reach the center of the labyrinth.
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It was like, you're going to have like three weeks to take that initial geometry, crack it open a little bit, make it look like the fight is done, like a whole side of the ship got blown out.
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"If we can all get on the same playing field with pay, regardless of our gender, that might not break the glass ceiling, but it could crack it," said Veronica Bray, a managing partner at Retirement Plan Advisory Search.
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In the aftermath of the attack, the FBI filed a request with a US magistrate judge demanding that Apple be ordered to help the FBI unlock Farook's iPhone because, at the time, the government couldn't figure out how to crack it.
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At its heart, The X-Files was a cop show, built atop the detective dramas of the 1970s, where every week the unflappable gumshoe would investigate a new case, crack it, and then watch as the criminals were sent away to jail.
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HOWARD MARKS: Well, but, you see, when something has worked for six, eight, ten years, people do tend to consider it a perpetual motion machine and think it'll go on forever; and people say, Well, is that what's going to crack it?
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Whether or not Rundy and I solve tonight's crime—and I really do hope we crack it, just as I always hope we crack all our cases—one thing is certain: this man cannot earn, does not deserve, and will never receive my sexual attention.
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What he has found is that they are all formed by a process called ice segregation — a process similar to the one that turns a Coke that has been sitting in a cooler of ice from liquid to slush just as you crack it open.
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I can't imagine better PR for the game than a high-profile tournament presenting it as a puzzle for some of the smartest people in technology to crack; the fact that they ultimately did manage to crack it may well pale next to the publicity of the match itself.
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"We live in a time where somebody could do something like this based purely on hate or race," said Shaun King, a civil-rights activist who raised money for a reward in the case and who helped crack it by forwarding a tip about the gunman to the authorities.
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If you've ever cheered because you've perfectly avoided an unfair, arena-covering attack in a Souls game, then you'll be jumping out of your seat when you skillfully sidestep the titanic lunge of some scaly titan, only to pivot on the spot and crack it right in its ugly, dumbfounded face.
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Along with "Nate" this summer, she presented another solo show, "Laid," which began with her hatching out of a giant foam egg, only to then pull an egg out of her dress, crack it open and then, with a hot plate nearby, face a decision: Should I eat or raise it?
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That case has taken a higher profile after prosecutors dropped their effort to get Apple's help accessing the phone of Rizwan Farook, one of the two killers in the San Bernardino massacre, which left 14 people dead and 22 wounded, after a third party provided the FBI a method to crack it.
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And then once it's done that, the other back leg, which is now also in the air, pushes against the door to crack it open a little bit, and it also helps push the robot so it pitches back down towards the ground where it then retracts the leg back and catches itself before it falls.
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It's not a mock draft or a look at the 24 best players in the world (otherwise Chris Paul and Kyle Kuzma would easily crack it), and it's always nice to remind everyone that whenever comparing a bunch of players it's impossible to separate them from everyday roles, supporting personnel, and whoever happens to be their coach.
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In the Appalachian region, the President is working with a group of people in those four states, in particular: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, to build an infrastructure there, sitting on top of the Marcellus, on top of the Utica, take that natural product, crack it, be able to add value to it, and then move it to the ports.
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