Use a toothbrush to get at every nook and cranny.
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There are providers in almost every cranny of the luxury landscape.
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The view from the cranny we sat in at Beetle House NYC.
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She certainly succeeded, filling every nook and cranny with her idiosyncratic playfulness.
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However, the space was intelligently designed to fully maximize every nook and cranny.
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"You try to think of every recess, every nook and cranny," he said.
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Your Tamagotchi is also able to wander through town, exploring each nook and cranny.
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Concerns about coronavirus seem to have permeated every nook and cranny of our lives.
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They upend one industry after another and penetrate every nook and cranny of society.
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"Sleep loss will leak down into every nook and cranny of your physiology," he said.
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Thousands of surveillance cameras placed in almost every nook and cranny of Britain also help.
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And don't forget the stunningly detailed satellite images of the Moon's every nook and cranny.
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I went into every nook and cranny to try and get to know my environment.
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After my visit, I wiped down just about every nook and cranny with sanitizing wipes.
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It does seem like regulators are now scrutinizing every nook and cranny of these companies.
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Pilots use flashlights on their walk-around inspections, but they can't see every nook and cranny.
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MFK had piles of food books stuffed into every nook and cranny of her cozy house.
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But if designers want to dress our every nook and cranny, who are we to complain?
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In essence, Google has long fixated on keeping its fingers in every cranny of Silicon Valley.
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The technique considered every nook and cranny, evaluating the tooth according to its degree of complexity.
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Traps and cameras were placed around the island, and the researchers investigated every nook and cranny.
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Race rears its head in nearly every nook and cranny of the contemporary health policy landscape.
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They're added to encourage people to really explore every nook and cranny of the new spaces.
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Yet, in every nook and cranny, nature screams at the top of her lungs that nothing lasts.
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A sheet of flat copper triangles has morphed to match every nook and cranny of Planck's face.
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Wild sage, or Lantana, an invasive species from the Americas, fills every available cranny in thick bunches.
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Every nook and cranny serves as a bedroom, including a small wedge of space under the stairs.
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But now, you look around and devices are plugged into every nook and cranny in your home.
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Throughout the 1990s, independent counsel Ken Starr probed every nook and cranny of the Clinton White House.
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Having two cats means that hair accumulates in every single nook and cranny, and vacuuming feels futile.
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The first thing I noticed were the multitudes of people filling every nook and cranny of London.
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And people who identify as women have their hand in every nook and cranny of the sector.
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It can effectively eliminate small particles, dust, and dirt from every nook and cranny of your car.
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"We want to look under every nook and cranny," said Ray Adler, Mattel's global head of games.
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Mr. Pryce pours himself into every cranny of his character's contradictions: sometimes snappish, sometimes pathetic, always transparent.
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All the while, global flows of capital course through your metropolis, wearing down every bump and cranny.
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"Pilots use flashlights on their walk-around inspections, but they can't see every nook and cranny," he said.
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Indeed, the appointees in every last cranny of this administration must question the dysfunctional enterprise they are enabling.
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We have to look in every nook and cranny of our lives and find ways to fight back.
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In Washington, meanwhile, Democrats will have two years to investigate every nook and cranny of the Trump administration.
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Underfoot, overhead and all around, life here pervades every nook and cranny and seeps into my very soul.
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Every nook and cranny seems to be adorned with gay flags, checkered tablecloths, tequila bottles and Western memorabilia.
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The investigations can veer off in wildly unexpected directions, so no White House nook or cranny is safe.
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Could businesses expand into every cranny of political and social life, replete with ® and ™ at each turn?
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There is something fun, or at the very least, interesting, in every imaginable nook and cranny of the space.
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Even though the game is super creepy, you can't help but be in awe at every nook and cranny.
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" At Cornell, Jason told me, people Juuled in bathrooms and classrooms, in "every nook and cranny of this campus.
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Under the Radar sometimes seems like the Public Theater's post-Advent calendar, with gifts secreted in every habitable cranny.
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The construction recalls a time when artists rehabbed Soho industrial spaces and every nook and cranny became potentially a workstation.
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And what I know for sure is that people have come out in every nook and cranny in the district.
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In the YouTube video, some "victims" opened packages in their cars, with glitter being tossed into every nook and cranny.
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It's a cozy 1-bedroom, but Joe was happy to take fans through every nook and cranny of the place.
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Words can hardly describe just how jam-packed full of stuff every nook and cranny of the Hammargren home is.
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Remember, today's zines are wonders of dogged research into every nook and cranny of a band's music and their histories.
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"Deliberating is damn hard when 435 members are spread out in every nook and cranny in the country," he said.
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They had swabbed around the wheels and inside the hood and in every other nook and cranny they could find.
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"We're going to look for every single nook and cranny to get a vote, to have our shot," he said.
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Instead, you can go wherever you want, venturing into every nook and cranny to see what there is to find.
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And yet, somewhere in the recesses of your mind, you know that eventually every nook and cranny will be filled.
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Every last line in the movie is included, as is every last nook and cranny on ships like the Millennium Falcon.
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Surprises abound in this foreign way to view the familiar, with every nook and cranny of each sculpture revealing unexpected detail.
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Kids will spend a lot of time just unpackaging and exploring every nook and cranny the extended bus has to offer.
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Like Nook's Cranny, where you can buy items for your home like this portable record player, as well as new recipes.
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What kicked off the proliferation of noise into almost every nook and cranny of the country was the internal combustion engine.
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Bellevue patients were laid out on cots jammed together in every nook and cranny; children were packed three to a bed.
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It feels like stepping out of time, and into a tucked-away cranny where everything old is new, and delightful again.
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Their products are penetrating—and "disrupting", in the lingo—every nook and cranny not just of business, but society as a whole.
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But once markets evolve further and businesses mature, firms like Amazon will discover the drawbacks of probing into every nook and cranny.
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Be sure to vacuum up all the dust from every nook and cranny, as the dust contains the harmful (and stinky) chemicals.
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The slim nozzle can help you reach every nook and cranny and it will hold a charge for up to 18 months.
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Packages are shoved into every nook and cranny of the post office, falling off shelves and overflowing into piles on the floor.
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You'll have to be very observant and explore every nook and cranny to be sure you have what you need to proceed.
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Seemingly overnight, these new lifeforms diversified into all sorts of kooky creatures, expanding to fill virtually every nook and cranny on the planet.
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It's literally just a room shot, albeit a really detailed shot showing every nook and cranny of the Oval Office (even the ceiling!).
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The umpteenth leak of the upcoming smartphone details just about every nook and cranny you could even want to see of the thing.
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In the US, cities stunned by the sudden appearance of bikes in every nook and cranny quickly maneuvered to regulate bikeshare companies' operations.
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They searched "every room and every nook and cranny," said Lt. Chris Cammock, the commander of the multiagency response team conducting the investigation.
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So far, we've found that mesh Wi-Fi systems are the only things that can reach every nook and cranny of our lair.
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There's no way she could know every nook and cranny of a case — she considers only the facts right in front of her.
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There are tourists who might bemoan the many souvenir shops that occupy every available nook and cranny of Bukhara and Samarkand's historical sites.
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We have to watch every nook and cranny of this financial system for signs of dislocation, and the Fed is focused on that.
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"There was a lot of pressure to use every nook and cranny for storage on boats and floating houses," Nebolon told Business Insider.
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Rising temperatures and humidity caused swarms of ants to make themselves at home in every nook and cranny of the All England Club.
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Every nook and cranny of the upcoming phablet has been bared for the world, in a series of leaks over the past several weeks.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty)In Amazon's crusade to fill every nook and cranny of the known universe with smirking cardboard boxes, nowhere is safe.
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My memories are so sharp, I can still close my eyes and picture every nook and cranny of their house without missing one thing.
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The V.R. here takes you into every nook and cranny, showing how the curved rail suspended from the ceiling accommodates a plaid accordion screen.
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In every nook and cranny of the economy, whether it is autos, farming, manufacturing, internet, 5G, we do this better than any other country.
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Economic anxieties press in from outside, but it's the farm's fusty interiors, where every cranny conceals a flinching flashback, that spark Alice's worst memories.
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Every nook and cranny in his game is treasured by teammates and coaches who deeply adore the infinite ways he simplifies their own daily responsibilities.
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I know people who, having filled every conceivable nook and cranny in their residences, have to resort to renting storage spaces to house their junk.
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Part of compacting the camera so small involved finding a place for everything, and the A6400 makes use of every nook and cranny pretty effectively.
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It signaled to the Bulldogs that a coveted transfer with no connection to the Northwest would willingly decamp for their little cranny of Eastern Washington.
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The "seek and find" element is a clever way of coaxing the viewer to spend time with the illustrations, carefully combing every nook and cranny.
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The worst case nightmare scenario is that telcos will snap up Huawei's technology and install its equipment in every nook, cranny and corner of their networks.
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Spend 100 hours digging into every possible nook and cranny of this wonderful place, and then do it all again in a couple of great expansions.
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"Everywhere that there's a nook or cranny that can be filled with a woman's voice in college football, we're finding ways to fill that," Taylor says.
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Like The Phantom Menace before it, the anthology entry is downright obsessed with tracing the origins of every available nook and cranny of the original trilogy.
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This map of the Isles is colossal, devoting as much space to every nook and cranny of Britannia that previous games devoted to all of Europe.
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It allows you to zoom in and study every nook and cranny of bugs' bodies, which wasn't something we knew we wanted to do until now.
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The feeling was that humans would find a way to occupy every nook and cranny of the planet, no matter how challenging or inhospitable, he said.
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When I sorted my komono, craft and office supplies were extracted from every nook and cranny of my apartment and all assessed at the same time.
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Do you expect a similar response, something that will last people years and they'll be digging through it trying to find every possible nook and cranny?
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It isn't just about a gun skin or item set, but a package, and marketing has seeped into every nook and cranny of Steam content creation.
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That irony, rich, bodily stench of sizzling beef's clinging to every nook and cranny imaginable and there's not enough Lynx in the world to mask it.
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By the time I got my clothes back off, it felt like a fresh, minty breeze was whistling through every nook and cranny of my skull.
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They are crammed among costume racks and cardboard boxes, jammed together on padded hangers, stacked on shelves and squirreled away in any available nook and cranny.
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As candidates shouted over one another in a lunge for microphone time, she found a cranny of oratorical space in which to land a good line.
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He was a musician who drew his inspiration from the beat, soul, and sound of the town and he belonged in every nook and cranny of Oakland.
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"Businesses are looking for workers in just about every nook and cranny of the economy," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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Gendelman told CNN that it took years to confirm they'd removed the HIV, as they examined every "nook and cranny" of the mice tissue to be sure.
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I finish up the yogurt, granola, and coffee I stocked the apartment with while scouring every nook and cranny of the place for any of my belongings.
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Working in batches, dip the chicken into the whisked egg whites, then straight into the crust mix making sure every little nook and cranny is completely covered.
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Occasionally, you may want to unscrew the top of the mesh plunger and separate the parts so you can clean every nook and cranny in the lid.
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When Manon Slome and I curated Mel Chin's show at the Queens Museum, LOT-EK designed the exhibition, which occupied every nook and cranny of the building.
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The Texans decamped to this picturesque cranny of southeastern West Virginia, chiseled into the lush Allegheny Mountains, not to lavish players in luxury but to promote productivity.
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But in other areas, stagnant water covers the roads and garbage is stuffed into every nook and cranny — between houses, along riverbanks, heaped up in vacant lots.
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Truffle RisOATto (the name is trademarked) banishes all memory of the oatmeal at its base, with a snowfall of Parmesan and truffle oil insinuating itself into every cranny.
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But I had no idea there are trucks built specifically for the task, with giant scrubbers attached to robotic arms that can reach every last nook and cranny.
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Hennessy said that since the Spalding incident, the sheriff's department protocol is to search "every single nook and cranny of the campus" when a patient is reported missing.
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Fuller House only shows off her living room, but in every nook and cranny of that space there is something that will catch your eye or your ear.
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"The one finding that cut across every single campus we visited with extremely high turnout was high levels of political discourse in every nook and cranny," she explained.
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And since it's compact enough to fit in any nook or cranny (it's just over seven by eight inches), it's perfect for use in your office or home.
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"We've used almost every nook and cranny of this place," said Kaare Numme, an NBC Sports producer who coordinated all of the at-home operations during the Olympics.
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I know just about what every single nook and cranny has to offer in my current home, but I would love the opportunity to explore a new house.
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Within a few days, I upgraded from a tent to a house, helped open up a museum, and gathered enough materials to build the inimitable Nook's Cranny store.
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From the Room of Requirement to the Gryffindor common room, I read about the pair doing every possible dirty thing in every nook and cranny of the castle.
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"They worked their way into every nook, cranny and snook-filled hall they could," said Allen Guelzo, author of several books on Lincoln and a professor at Gettysburg College.
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Fans everywhere flock to California each year for days of expos, cosplaying, workshops, panels, and other events focused on just about every nook and cranny of popular comic culture.
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"It just sort of inhabits every nook and cranny in the spacecraft and every pore in your skin," Apollo 17's Gene Cernan said during his post-mission debriefing.
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With the $479.99 discount it's one of the lowest prices we've seen for a wireless security system with enough cameras to cover every nook and cranny in a home.
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This sequel to Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" is so cluttered with an unwieldy mixture of Victoriana and digital gadgetry that every nook and cranny is crammed with stuff.
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The conservative leader told fellow Christian Democrats (CDU) at an event in Berlin it was clear that funds were lacking "in every nook and cranny" of the German military.
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Do we want them to be full of art and music and unique neighborhoods -- or do we want to allow the highest bidder to dominate every nook and cranny?
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It's so fun to explore every nook and cranny of an area, to find little secrets and tiny rooms that tell you a little bit more about this place.
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Codes empowered players when they got stuck, gave them something fun to share with (or hold over the heads of) friends, and let them explore every nook and cranny.
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When Google announces a new Pixel or Apple a new iPhone, throngs of fans and bloggers rush to pick the device apart and explore its every nook and cranny.
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To confirm they'd eradicated the virus, a process that took years, Gendelman told CNN the team examined every "nook and cranny" of the mice's tissue where infected cells may lurk.
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It can lay eggs in virtually any nook or cranny it finds: buckets, tires, cups, plastic bags — anything that will later fill up with rain, allowing the larvae to hatch.
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At his final rally in Portsmouth on Monday night, Bush reminded attendees that he'd gone to nearly every nook and cranny of New Hampshire, including about 15,000 different Dunkin' Donuts.
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It can lay eggs in virtually any nook or cranny it finds: buckets, tires, cups, plastic bags — anything that will later fill up with rain, allowing the larvae to hatch.
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Every nook and cranny of the wing is just doused in sauce, and it still retains its crispiness even though it's kind of been sitting here for a few minutes.
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The latest "choose your own adventure" offering comes to the Skirball Center at New York University, where every nook and cranny of the theater is fair game — except the stage.
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One was the Nook and Cranny gift store in Islip, whose owner, Lori Zegel, said she was smitten with the sturdy, old Marine who drives over more flags as needed.
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"We'll see retail prices move up in every nook and cranny of the country through this very uncertain weekend," said Tom Kloza, an analyst with the Oil Price Information Service.
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"It&aposs not a machine to cheat," Jean-Pierre Kalamba told Top Congo FM, adding that the goal is to get the machines into "every nook and cranny" of the country.
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Not only can we not imagine doing our makeup without a blending sponge, we can't imagine doing our makeup without an arsenal of blending sponges for every nook, cranny, and purpose.
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Unfortunately, mastering search was the first step in Google's path toward internet domination that, over the past two decades, has seeped into virtually every nook and cranny of our lives.1.
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According to the reviewer, the Baby Q feels to the touch like a damp Beautyblender, and the ergonomic shape makes it easy to access every nook and cranny of your face.
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You can pick up a SharkNinja Navigator vacuum for less than $100 today (they're usually $180) to make sure that every nook and cranny of your home gets a good clean.
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Days before the new year, families undertake a total home purge, scrubbing down every nook and cranny in hopes of sweeping out bad luck and welcoming the future with open arms.
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Solid pharmaceutical management is also needed to keep medicines affordable and accessible in every nook and cranny of a country, whether it's bedaquiline for drug-resistant TB or artiminesin for malaria.
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They'll tell you that there is more succulence to be had when everyone gets a whole steamed lobster and the chance to pluck the sweet meat from every nook and cranny.
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According to the CDC, you should wash up with soap and clean running water (warm or cold, it doesn't really matter) for 20 seconds, lathering vigorously in between every nook and cranny.
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In classic Clintonian-speak, her words mirrored more of a mechanic methodically checking every last nook and cranny of a car than a leader offering hope to millions stuck in their struggle.
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Over the next two years, Ms. Keasler visited 13 popular haunted houses in the United States where every nook and cranny is carefully designed to add to a visitor's immersive, theatrical experience.
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"The cubs are extremely curious and precocious; they have been exploring and investigating every nook-and-cranny of their new home,"Michael Brown-Palsgrove, curator of Asia Trail, said in a statement.
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But boycotting one feature of a company that has its feelers in every nook and cranny of your online life isn't going to do much in the way of actually hurting Amazon.
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The current Turkish government has been quite aggressive about attributing alleged anti-government sentiment to people in pretty much every nook and cranny of the country and abroad—including, now, food TV shows.
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He's introduced in full flight, about to be declared "excommunicado," at which point a $14 million bounty will be placed on his head, bringing would-be killers out of every nook and cranny.
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"The only way a Republican and a conservative wins is by campaigning with their arms wide open, with a hopeful, optimistic message, campaigning in every nook and cranny of this country," he said.
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They appear here and there around the room, and gameplay centers on panning the camera around into every nook and cranny to seek them out and "collect" all the different varieties over time.
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I can't say that I ever felt comfortable coding or that what I've learned rooted itself into some hidden cranny in my brain – a half-day away from it and I feel lost.
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These bacteria and fungi inhabit every nook and cranny of your gastrointestinal tract, with most of this 1kg to 2kg "microbe organ" sited in your colon (the main bit of your large intestine).
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It comes with a CrossAction brush head that reaches into every nook and cranny between and within your teeth to scour away up to 300% more plaque than a manual toothbrush would remove.
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The possibility of opening up the Zelda map with this type of exploration, especially in a game that rewards/requires obsessive exploration of every nook and cranny on the map, was extremely exciting.
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She goes everywhere because she belongs everywhere — that confidence is in her platinum-encrusted genes — and because there's no corner of the world or cranny of existence that isn't enhanced by her presence.
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"If it's going to happen anywhere, it's going to happen here with 535 people flying to every nook and cranny of this country and coming back every week who love shaking hands," Rep.
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But I can buy Horizon Zero Dawn and pass 40 hours across weeks exploring every last nook and cranny of its world and find something new and beautiful and mythic to capture every day.
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Adrian Glover, one of Dr Amon's colleagues at the Natural History Museum, and his collaborators spent weeks peering down microscopes, inspecting every nook and cranny of the surfaces of some of the nodules themselves.
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No matter the nook or cranny, neighbors are eager to greet him anywhere he goes in maze-like Rocinha, one of the biggest and best-known slums, or favelas, that dot the city landscape.
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His chances of winning the 2008 GOP primary seemed slim, but he staged an impressive comeback in New Hampshire by holding town hall meetings in just about every nook and cranny of the state.
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"If there were any major dislocations, it is clear that they will go into whatever nook and cranny in the market that starts to choke," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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"There wasn't housing in Oroville or Chico for those folks, so they're all living in travel trailers, extra bedrooms, garages, sheds, and any nook or cranny that can possibly accommodate a human being," Mayer said.
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Despite the fact that there are more than 1,600 ETFs on the market, offering exposure to pretty much every nook and cranny of the investment landscape, advisors tend to favor the same group of products.
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When you're done with your Saturday morning cleaning, all you have to do is empty the contents of the Bissell Featherweight bagless stick vacuum and store it into any nook or cranny you can find.
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Broadband internet for every nook and cranny of the country — and for those of all income levels — would be the least we could do for those not in high-paced urban cores or affluent suburbs.
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New facilities are available to be built on your island in #AnimalCrossing: New Horizons, from a museum showcasing the island's rich ecosystem, Nook's Cranny, the Able Sisters' tailor shop, a campsite, and so much more.
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Because carbon dioxide is everywhere and in everything, the finding positioned the EPA to regulate virtually every nook and cranny of the national economy, making it among the most powerful administrative agencies in the nation.
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AK was dressed in all black with the NBA TV logo across both his chest and back, a look that, along with his badge, got him into almost every nook and cranny of the arena.
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Every gallery nook and cranny harbors colorful surprises, such as the unlabelled lollipop stuck to a floor corner, or the mini freezer in "Seeking Common Ground," whose door opens to reveal frost-covered, handmade resin popsicles.
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Like putting over 200 hours into BOTW so I made sure I saw every nook and cranny on its mammoth map, or how I needed to find every damned extra bit and bob in Dishonored 2.
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This sequel to Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland," directed by James Bobin ("The Muppets"), is so cluttered with an unwieldy mixture of Victoriana and special-effects gadgetry that every nook and cranny is crammed with stuff.
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From smartphones and gigantic TVs to air purifiers and intelligent stoves, IFA has it all — and it always pains me that I just don't have time to examine every nook and cranny of its labyrinthine halls.
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The theme continues in every cranny of the bar, with welded feathers encircling arched doorways, hand-etched bird footprints on the copper bar, a throne flanked by two preserved peacocks, and green and blue lighting overhead.
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Under her direction, hospital workers used a special device to spray aerosolized hydrogen peroxide around a room used for a patient with C. auris, the theory being that the vapor would scour each nook and cranny.
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"I think the effects of the head injury made it too stressful — he had so many balls in the air as a coach — and it became too much," his wife, Claire (Cranny) McKinney, said by telephone.
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Recently, every single nook and cranny of Columbia was scoured as curators, collectors, and conservationists from the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum and Digitization Program Office built a detailed, high-resolution 3D model of the spacecraft.
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The latest Overwatch map Eichenwalde is available to try on the public test realm and players are exploring every nook and cranny of it, including a spot in the castle with an unmistakeable Dark Souls Easter egg.
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The 14-piece kit comes with 2 keypads, 2 motion detectors, and 1993 contact sensors, so you can keep each nook and cranny of your house on some National Treasure shit, while saving $130 or 40 percent.
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Over the past two years, the probe's many instruments have scanned virtually every nook and cranny of this weirdly shaped rock, unleashing a treasure trove of new information about comets in general, and 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko in particular.
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The sellers are worried they will lose their stands, so to protest, some of them unloaded two tons of frozen french fries onto the steps, windowsills, and pretty much every nook and cranny of city hall Tuesday night.
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Wheat blast (Magnaporthe oryzae, for those keeping score) is a fungal disease, and on wheat plants it takes out the grain-producing, spikey, nook and cranny-filled head of wheat, making it more difficult to treat with fungicide.
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Between Nook's Cranny, the crafting system, shaking furniture out of trees, and shooting down presents floating on balloons in the sky, there are so many great ways to customize your home and even the outdoors of the island.
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A soft-spoken 55-year-old with a puckish smile and iron resolve, Mr. Daunt steered Waterstones out of a death spiral by rethinking every cranny of the company, from small (those shelves) to large (the business model).
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A soft-spoken 55-year-old with a puckish smile and iron resolve, Mr. Daunt steered Waterstones out of a death spiral by rethinking every cranny of the company, from small (those shelves) to large (the business model).
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So here's a list of some of the most surprising, hopeful, and worrisome things we've learned about Earth since the last Earth Day: You'd think that, by now, we'd have mapped every last nook and cranny on this planet.
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As much as it loves to stuff every nook and cranny with new characters, GLOW still knows how to zero in on intimate moments to help us become invested in the characters it wants us to spend time with.
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" He credited BlueGreen's staff with its success, noting a native-born guide who "knew every cranny so we met very few hikers on the trail" and a chef who prepared appetizers and cold beverages "from water to pisco sours.
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You'll hear something over and over again, without really knowing you're absorbing it, and gradually every nook and cranny of that track becomes lodged into your brain like the streets you grew up on, or the route home from work.
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"Pratchett explored every nook and cranny of the fantasy genre for humor, and to stand on those shoulders, you have to think, 'The bar is way up here,' and it seems like they didn't even see that bar," he says.
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It may help to think of hedge-fund managers as an army of men—and they are mostly men—walking down the street with dustbusters, trying to suck up cash and assets from every nook and cranny in the universe.
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"We can't sit around for 100 years while climate change destroys our planet, while corruption pervades every nook and cranny of Washington, and while too much of a child's fate in life still rests on the color of their skin."
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Maybe Tom Nook had taken to the slow pace of island life and was actually giving people a good deal, and was simply trying to recoup costs rather than finding a way to squeeze profit out of every nook and cranny.
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We found, pretty easily, without hiring a tour company, and just by thumbing through old-fashioned guidebooks augmented by Google searches, a network of one-man conservationist organizations who knew every nook and cranny of the terrain we wanted to explore.
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Season the chicken all over with salt and pepper and, working with one piece at a time, dredge in the potato starch mixture, then the yogurt mixture, taking care to completely coat the chicken all over (every nook and cranny!).
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We get a glimpse at the snazzy new museum, the classic Nook's Cranny shop, and all the ways players can shape their islands, including the ability to build bridges and reshape the land in a Minecraft-y kind of way.
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While Pixar's work has become more technically advanced in the past two decades, I'm still so drawn to how the original Toy Story feels lived-in and expansive, like every nook and cranny of Andy's room could be worth exploring.
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Using a photography technique called photogrammetry, they were able to cohere every nook and cranny of each room into one complete visualization (and, if you don't mind grinding your browser to a halt, interactive 3D model) of the hotel using nearly 10,000 photos.
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ECOVACS DEEBOT Slim2 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner — $140 See Details This particular robot vacuum is armed with SMART NAVI technology, making it capable of scanning and mapping every nook and cranny of its environment, which in turn helps it plan the optimal cleaning path.
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I got that bulky machine home one balmy late summer night in 2006, and I set it up with that unique sense of new-console wonder, dexterity, and urgency, poking my nose into every nook and cranny of my overly packaged purchase.
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But I loved these games so much that playing them to 100% was a joy in itself: Iit gave me an excuse to spend more time in these worlds, searching every nook and cranny until I knew them better than my own neighborhood.
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"We can't sit around for 100 years while climate change destroys our planet, while corruption pervades every nook and cranny of Washington, and while too much of a child's fate in life still rests on the color of their skin," Ms. Warren said.
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I'm going to be bummed when it's all over, but it's also a game fighting me in strange and frustrating ways, a game that's encouraging me to explore every nook and cranny of its world, but in the same breath, fighting that impulse.
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It's fairly simple and par for the course for the series — Pokémon isn't exactly a franchise renowned for its storytelling prowess — but it serves its purpose, which is to give you an excuse to explore every nook and cranny of the world.
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I told myself and others that the game just didn't fit into my life, that I knew I'd not be able to invest the time Demon's Souls was demanding in the form of muscle memory and knowledge of each nook and cranny of each level.
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Although it is impossible to fault the passion with which he has ventured into historical mathematics' every daunting nook and baffling cranny, the speed and the sweep of Hobart's argument makes it hard for a reader suspicious of metanarrative to remain unsuspicious of his book.
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In just about every nook, cranny, and crevice of our planet, some sort of life manages to thrive—whether it's under an Antarctic ice sheet, in super-salty Arctic water, or in Chile's Atacama desert, one of the driest and harshest environments in the world.
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Though he said none of the sites his company cleans have had a documented case of the virus, he has had to make significant changes to his work, at the request of clients who want to make sure that every nook and cranny is disinfected.
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The Democratic campaign undertook a historic effort to search for votes in every nook and cranny of the state — logging 1.2 million voter phone calls and knocking on 300,000 doors — an effort made more notable because of the lack of any real Democratic infrastructure statewide.
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We try to do as much research as possible, and when we figure out our stories, we really try to understand every detail of what's happening and make sure that we know every nook and cranny of the logic and drama—of what's happening to everybody.
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But between errant waves, ballsy seagulls, and grains of sand that are dead-set on wedging themselves into every nook and cranny they can find, that novel in your hand could be looking worse for the wear by the time you pack up for the day.
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But in cities and towns across Asia, sanitation workers are also redoubling efforts to spray down entire towns, sending trucks filled with low concentration bleach-and-water solutions into the streets, and dispatching hazmat-suited workers into train stations and malls to wipe every nook and cranny.
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All that is to say, for completionists looking to see every nook and cranny of Man of Medan, the online mode is definitely worth checking out — but its bizarre execution makes it the worst way to experience the central narrative, at least for the first time.
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By the third or fourth episode, you'll know every nook and cranny of the place, but Costanzo keeps finding new ways to illuminate how somewhere that seems big and full of adventure to two very young girls begins to feel like a prison once they grow older.
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At others, there's barely enough room to stand let alone dance, with each nook and cranny bursting with the kind of vitality that only ever emerges once a communal decision's been made to abandon any hint of regular sensibility in order to commit to a proper weekender.
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"School had just let out, and there were kids coming out of every nook and cranny, cutting across our lawn and everyone else's," said Mr. Peschko, 36, an asset manager, describing the scene outside their three-bedroom house, which is situated between Holmes Elementary School and Woodland Park.
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The past year has seen an explosion of studies revealing how nearly every nook and cranny of the planet is now tainted by microplastics: they're blowing into the Arctic, swirling in the oceans, and entering the San Francisco Bay to the tune of 7 trillion pieces a year.
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L'affaire Netflix raises a big question: As America's new media overlords grow at a stunning rate, expanding into every nook and cranny of the globe where governments will let them in, are they compelled to defend universal values like free speech that their home country was founded on?
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A map of the ocean would be valuable in and of itself, of course, but any technology used to do so could be applied in many other ways, and who knows what potential biological or medical discoveries hide in some nook or cranny a few thousand fathoms below the surface?
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This isn't the worst thing in the world, since he's quietly one of the best shooters in the league, but the Pacers aren't able to access every nook and cranny of their franchise player's skill set when there are two bigs instead of three (or four) wings on the floor.
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Second, it allows him to explore almost every nook and cranny of European life in this 21914-year period, from the high politics of courts, diplomats and military commanders to the squalid slums of Europe's expanding industrial cities; the analysis is enlivened by eyewitness observations and interwoven with cultural detail.
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Thankfully, we've started to see that trend fade away in recent years with systems like the Surface Laptop (which is available in burgundy, cobalt, and gold, on top of standard silver), and various gaming systems, which often make up for using too much black plastic by cramming RGB lighting into every nook and cranny.
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"Striking down a statute of this importance nine years after it was adopted and five years after it was fully implemented, one that reaches into every nook and cranny of the health-care system, would be completely unprecedented," said Nicholas Bagley, a law professor at the University of Michigan Law School who teaches administrative and health law.
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Winkleman's job at Defense Distributed now is to repeat that process again and again, integrating that number, along with every measurement of every nook, cranny, surface, hole, lip, and ridge of a rifle, into a CAD model he's assembling on a computer behind him, and then to repeat that obsessively comprehensive model-building for as many guns as possible.
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Not only was it big, but it was chock-full of stuff — every nook and cranny seemed to be filled with something very old, very interesting to look at; a room for a starving, up-and-coming writer (or at least one without a lot of money to be able to afford a lengthy stay) this was not.
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One Point Perspective Presuming that the Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino is figured as a literal place on the record, this could well be the song that introduces us to its residents—like a montage in song form, showing the listener around every grimy nook and cranny of this new, metaphorical universe, with Turner's huge capacity for description on full show.
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The same greed-driven calculus has seeped into every cranny of a Trump administration that prefers to mine illicit connections for personal profit rather than do what's best for the U.S. The entire Giuliani-Ukraine affair is only the latest example of a White House apparatchik who's willing to sell out his country's interests for an electoral advantage necessary to sustain the grift.
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In the broader platform, there's been a number of places where we just looked at every nook and cranny of the platform and figured out where can we either just completely deprecate APIs or require more review in all cases so that we're reviewing the applications not just for what they do but making sure that there's sort of minimal use of data in all regards.
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Reynolds's books are typically exhaustive in excavating every nook and cranny of the subject matter at hand, and Shock and Awe is no different; although Bowie is a frequent presence throughout, Reynolds digs deeper to look at glam's progenitors and practitioners—from Alice Cooper's campy surrealist hard rock, to the New York Dolls' gender-bending proto-punk antics, to the hippy-dippy swagger of Marc Bolan and T. Rex—while also explored the social and economic factors that contributed to the genre's forging and allowed it to thrive during its peak.
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