There's a somewhat different and slightly quieter detach click when you hit the Surface Book 2's detach button on the keyboard.
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You detach the sides of the controller, like so ...
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That way, the satellites can attach and detach more easily.
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The magnets make it easy to attach and detach them.
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Then, you'll have to detach it when you start typing.
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It's not so easy, or practical, to detach these days.
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A bad cut can detach you from your viewing experience.
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I worry her head will detach entirely without it now.
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I'm not able to sext with people and detach emotionally.
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You detach the plastic bin, remove the top and dump.
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Fortunately, iMovie lets you detach the audio from your video clips.
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Now the bacteria can detach and swim upstream to the urethra.
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The audience can detach and tell themselves, 'This is the future.
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Take a breath and try to detach yourself from the results.
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I felt I could detach myself from tough situations when needed.
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Another damn dongle to buy, attach and detach and eventually lose.
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"If I attached, it means I'd have to detach," she said.
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For instance, should the screen detach to become a regular iPad?
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Microsoft argues that you can detach it and use it as a tablet, fold it around to go into "studio mode" for comfortable sketching, or detach the screen, turn it around, re-attach it for mobile presentation.
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It's where you can split video, detach audio and even duplicate clips.
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If you don't feel like talking, you can always detach the mic.
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Why: Pieces of the pacifier holder can detach, posing a choking hazard.
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You can attach a bunch of things, detach a bunch of things.
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You wouldn't ask for any comedian to fully detach from their ego.
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How can you detach from someone in a way that isn't hurtful?
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You have to have a certain ability to detach yourself from objects.
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Allow your soul to detach from your body and float gently upward.
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I almost don't believe that you can detach them from the spirit.
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"And this will detach us from the rest of the world more."
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I had to detach myself from the cycle of hope and despair.
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I wanted a job that I could detach from on the weekends.
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That can make it very difficult to detach yourself and enjoy downtime.
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When you do, just simply detach the reservoir and fill that baby up.
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But if we fully detach from Europe, who knows where we could float.
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The chancellor stuffs sentences with words that detach her somewhat from the meaning.
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The United States will never fully detach its energy strategy from outside interests.
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So how do we effectively detach these nascent extremists from their radical mentality?
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After that, Demo-1 will detach and begin its return trip to Earth.
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Metallic arches detach and rise into the air as I move underneath them.
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Perhaps it's time to rethink toughness or at least detach it from hardness.
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She will detach a retina if she keeps rolling her eyes like that.
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Cook the meat just until the skin begins to detach from the bird.
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Rub them over a screen to detach the roe from the ovary membrane.
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They also appreciate that the top and base both detach for easy cleaning.
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Either way, it sounds like you need to emotionally detach from your work.
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Knowing that I can always detach from my online obsession is an empowering feeling.
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We like its adjustability and that you can detach it completely from its stand.
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I was trying to detach myself from the results and focus on the process.
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Theories explaining thick fluids wouldn't explain the way that fibers cleanly detach after stretching.
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Yeah. The common theme is not really knowing how to detach yourself from something.
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You can never detach yourself and try to come back to the real world.
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The actress is also de-stressing by learning to detach from her cell phone.
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KS: So it's different that you can detach yourself and move around the room?
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So I tried to detach myself from whatever was going on, physically and mentally.
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In 2011, General Motors recalled 2,100 Cruze cars because the steering wheel could detach.
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"You can't really detach this conversation from the conversation about family planning," she said.
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"It's very hard to detach from my pieces," Czech says with an impish grin.
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Even after resigning as commissioner, Mr. Stern could not detach from his workaholic tendencies.
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Nukekubi are women whose heads and souls detach from their bodies when they sleep.
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The launch proceeded normally for the first minute and a half, but at that point, when the first and second stages were meant to detach, there was an unspecified fault, possibly a failure of the first stage and its fuel tanks to detach.
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The standard Switch allows players to detach the two Joy-Con controllers from the system.
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Awareness around cellphone addiction is prompting a new push to detach people from their devices.
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You don't have to detach the legs — just fold them right up underneath the tabletop.
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Who says when it's safe to approach the drone, and how to detach its payload?
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I was going to Bali to find peace, to reconnect, to detach, and to detox.
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The dizzying effect feels almost purposeful, a tool to detach you from your good sense.
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But recognizing that fact is a far from being able to detach oneself from it.
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But as politics becomes increasingly senseless, it's harder to detach it from culture at large.
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Then, if they detach, they go back to being autonomous system with their own control systems.
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At least for me, I can't detach and focus totally on the music of each record.
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The company determined that a little plastic cover that goes over the pacifier's clip can detach.
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Turn your phone off, or at least detach yourself from it for a couple of hours.
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Think bigger than the shower: you can detach the speaker and bring it around with you.
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To use it, detach your camera's original back, and replace it with the assembled Magny 35.
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I think it's important to detach from [technology] every now and then to actually be present.
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The modular "Moto Mods" as the company is calling them are easy to attach and detach.
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Just as you easily attached to a desire or wish, you can just as easily detach.
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It's heavier than usual because you can detach it and use it as a standalone tablet.
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"A lot of victims and survivors will say they detach and you really do," she said.
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The option to detach a display from a full keyboard is a mild convenience at best.
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You can easily detach the beard with velcro on the days you aren't feeling particularly husky.
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The rear LCD doesn't detach, but to does tilt on two axes for waist-level shooting.
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The wiggle ball's plastic back can also detach, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warned Thursday.
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Moreover, since the Joy-Cons don't detach, there's no risk of losing one or breaking one.
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Latch them onto your Switch for handheld mode, or detach them for tabletop or docked mode.
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Their nozzles also may detach with enough force "to pose an impact hazard," the CPSC said.
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But with the church lady—a grandmother, retired schoolteacher, volunteer with illiterate adults—Matt couldn't detach.
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So people seem to be able to detach the Trump effect from these longer-term trends.
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For the play "Flesh," Colette had a garment specially made to detach and reveal one breast.
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But the article acknowledged that it was probably too late to detach Mr. Trump from Twitter.
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The cards slide into the back, and most importantly, the memory pieces don't detach at all.
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When rockets are launched, certain "stages" of rockets detach from the main body of the vessel.
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Mifepristone causes the uterine lining to thin and the fertilized egg to detach from the uterine wall.
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And if a baby can detach something small, there's a risk of it going in their mouth.
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Pai is also blowing open another question: what happens when you detach net neutrality from Title II?
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Then I can detach the wire and go out on a walk into the city with them.
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Every time you detach or re-attach the screen to the hinge, you'll hear a satisfying click.
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So that he could build a canal, Theodore Roosevelt arranged to detach Panama from Colombia in 1903.
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The goal is to stay present and detach yourself from the insignificant tasks and issues at hand.
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Even if you're in portable mode, just bust out the screen's kickstand and detach your Joy-Cons.
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When we feel shame, embarrassment or humiliation it's very easy to close off, run away and detach.
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That said, you can still detach a "nondetachable" magazine quite quickly; it just requires a small tool.
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It was so hard to play her because I completely had to detach myself to get involved.
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"The water bottle's clear silicone spout can detach, posing a choking hazard to children," the report read.
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"I tried to detach myself from the glossy world of magazines and coffee table books," he says.
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Instead, they create "privacy bubbles," which is when they put in headphones and detach from each other.
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To experience the kind of rest that fuels creativity and productivity, we need to detach from work.
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Thankfully, the retina only tore and did not detach completely, which could have caused permanent vision loss.
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You're feeling pressure to detach and be "grown up" about things, but Pisces, adults have feelings, too.
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They were unable to detach restraints and became submerged upside down in 40-degree water and drowned.
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They were unable to detach restraints and became submerged upside down in 40-degree water and drowned.
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When people detach from a group, the research suggests they will become more ethical, rational and intelligent.
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Until recently, I've relied on the Joy-Con, a pair of diminutive controllers that detach from Switch tablet.
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As in many European countries, legislatures in Germany are fragmenting as voters detach from traditional identities and habits.
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Click here to view original GIFCredit: Harvard Microrobotics Lab/Harvard SEASTo detach, the power supply is turned off.
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After I detach myself from the computer, I catch up on all the reading I need to do!
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Amnesty International wants you to do something for Edward Snowden before you detach from work for the holidays.
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The rocket is carrying an orbiter, which will detach from the rocket and carry on to the moon.
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WYOMING: It's reportedly illegal to "cut, sever, detach, or mutilate" more than one-half of a sheep's ear.
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He attributes some of his success as an investor to his ability to still his mind and detach.
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I try to mentally detach from my partner and concentrate on the physical sensations my body is experiencing.
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As the aircraft descends, temperatures rise and the blue ice melts; pieces may detach themselves from the aircraft.
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They also have the power to leave behind and detach themselves from the institutional persona that they inhabit.
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Actually, when you read the poems, you should detach yourself from the idea that they're all bloody madmen.
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Baker is candid with his discomfort with these themes, but is simultaneously unable to detach himself from them.
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Ford is recalling 2000 million vehicles in North America for potentially loose steering wheel bolts that could detach.
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And in particular, a need to detach from the opinions of strangers on the Internet, at least temporarily.
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When the ISS is retired within the next ten years, the Axiom station will detach and operate independently.
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Another cool new feature is that you can detach the stand and wall-mount the frame as well.
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You try to detach your personal emotions from your business, but there's a point where you can't anymore.
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The best way to do it is to detach and not think about it while you do it.
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Demo-1 will detach from the ISS on Friday, March 8, and begin the quick journey back to Earth.
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Sometimes it's the start of the 'slow fade,' when we gradually withdraw, detach from a job and ultimately leave.
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The tops of some Samsung washing machines can unexpectedly detach during use, which can lead to injuries or worse.
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Based on its function, the battery-electric "skateboard" chassis can detach and mate with a different type of body.
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In Kardashian's case, her placenta grew too deeply into the uterine wall, and it failed to detach after birth.
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It took a bit of foresight to figure out exactly how all the pieces would detach and clip together.
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I wanted the lasting impression to allow individuals to detach from judgment and recognize that we are all equal.
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It's long enough to detach viewers from what's really happening: just a shiny metal tool slowly working against flesh.
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LMAO/LMFAO — Genuine, impassioned laughter, so strong you feel as though your rear end could detach from your body.
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After the Vulcan launches and reaches a certain altitude, the main engine will detach and fall back to Earth.
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Pros: Can be used year after year, charming patterns on drawers, allows for customizationCons: Drawer knobs occasionally detach, expensive
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If you're feeling extra bold, you can detach the legs of the jeans and wear them as denim shorts.
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Some are more like cats: They want to detach and maybe look for a pressure point here or there.
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It made me realize how I'm sentenced to use Facebook until there's some way to safely detach my accounts.
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My ability to detach my personal emotions from what I am investigating, while not perfect, I can do this.
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Some of the toys are chewable but still detach at the base so I can handwash and sanitize those.
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But, like the Switch, you can use a built-in kickstand and detach the controllers into a bridge device.
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On the one hand, we'd all love to fully detach from the office and free our minds to wander.
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The Cathedral chapter made the final decision after reviewing the report, with a unanimous vote to detach the panes.
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She experienced placenta accreta, in which the placenta does not detach naturally following childbirth, with both of her previous pregnancies.
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With the date adjustment made, you need to head back to the Switch's main menu, and detach each Joy-Con.
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I decided to not detach a single audio clip until I had almost every video clip and photo in position.
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The former CEO has shown he is unwilling to detach himself from the company, contradicting recommendations in the Holder report.
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If you want to chill some white wine, you can also detach one tier and place it in the refrigerator.
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When you're traveling, you can tote the entire stack around or detach the top cover for an instant portable charger.
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The idea is to detach from worldly pleasures and instead focus on giving to charity and strengthening one's iman (belief).
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Then the station's Canadian robotic arm will detach the air lock from the ISS and extend it out into space.
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Velcro is noisy, it attracts lint and other debris, and the strips can detach from the main fabric over time.
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When it's time to recharge the battery, you can detach the battery with a key and bring it back home.
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Do you think that if we detach ourselves from Europe, we may get a little bit too close to America?
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But at the planet, the transfer module will detach, and the two orbiters will be captured by Mercury's orbit together.
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When that force causes the ice to detach from the shore, water starts to filter through, causing an irreversible breakdown.
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"You have to totally detach yourself from any expectations on process since the process is now private meetings," Amodei said.
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After the two-year testing period, the BEAM will detach from the ISS and burn up upon reentering Earth's atmosphere.
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We've been told, over and over again, that we're lazy garbage babies who will never detach from our mother's nipples.
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I'd be quite happy with the Surface Book 2 if the screen didn't detach, too (though at a lower price).
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I own a couple of items, but I prefer to detach the badge; there can be something gauche about it.
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After a five-day mission on the orbital outpost, Crew Dragon was set to autonomously detach about 2:30 a.
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The user can at this point detach the keyboard, which also comes with a hefty kickstand, and use it wirelessly.
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To add authenticity and detach guests from their peaceful, comfortable lives, cellphones, jewelry and watches are banned in the bunker.
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I've always used laughter to conceal my emotions; here, to distance and detach myself from the absurdity of this ordeal.
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I detach myself from the drawing, and that opens me up so I can solve whatever the drawing problem was.
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It can't connect to a television for playing on a bigger screen, and the controls on the sides don't detach.
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It is a place for them to look for a job to support themselves and detach from the homeless lifestyle.
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It doesn't connect to a television for playing on a bigger screen, and the controllers on the sides don't detach.
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Young Thug's contribution has been to detach syllables from words, sounds from syllables; 21 Savage's is to snarl, then disappear.
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Sexual fantasies are a way for people to get in touch with their needs and detach from the outside world.
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Furthermore, it's hard to detach the music Bad Gyal makes and claims to be pioneering from its history and context.
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Rocket fairings, which shield satellites during launch but detach after reaching space, are typically left to plummet into a watery grave.
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You're nostalgic as hell, Cancer, but if you're over-romanticizing the past, cool Aquarius will encourage you to detach from it.
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If you tripped over the cord, it would simply detach from your computer, saving the unit from a potentially costly fall.
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Using a screwdriver, detach the front grill — the part that resembles plastic slats and acts as a cover for your unit.
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Starting in April, you'll also be able to scale up your volume without having to detach your volume from your instance.
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Walmart is recalling 216,238 Ozark Trail camp axes because the axe head can detach from the handle, posing an injury hazard.
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Sure, it has last year's processor and you can't detach the keyboard, but I've found it to be stabler and simpler.
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Below this strength the particles wouldn't fully detach from one another and would thus retain a "memory" of their initial formation.
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When you're a person of color—or a black viewer for that matter—it isn't easy to detach from that reality.
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Simply detach a Joy-Con controller from the console and give one to a friend or family member for local multiplayer.
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There it will detach and float freely for a week to get away from the rest of the payloads being released.
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Some people say reading their Twitter or Facebook feeds make them depressed; well, if that's the case, detach for a while.
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The most common theories are that the feet detach from the bodies of people who have committed suicide or accidentally drowned.
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"The key is can we detach the incentives of everybody in the system from these artificial list prices," Azar said Tuesday.
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These individuals are highly attuned to rejection, so much so that they can't seem to detach and move on when necessary.
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To inspect the area, the cosmonauts will have to temporarily detach some thermal insulation and the meteorite shield protecting the capsule.
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I cannot detach my Blackness, my femininity, my queerness, or my mental health from an analysis on what happened in Orlando.
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When the space station is decommissioned, Axiom wants to detach its segment and operate as a free-flying commercial space station.
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Then, in a touch straight from a horror movie, their rotting arms began to detach from their bodies and crawl away.
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"I really think staging in an owner-occupied apartment helps people detach from the property," said Ms. Beauchamp, of Engel & Volkers.
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When they detach, they may curl into balls, which can help them fall and roll more safely to a new location.
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It takes everything I've got to detach lovingly from the losses I've been present for and be in my own experience.
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Even Tibetan buddhist monks targeted by the Chinese government joke that they've learned to "detach from attachments" after years of attacks.
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It's no small task for teenagers to detach from those who have superintended nearly every aspect of their lives so far.
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You can easily detach the screen from the dock when you need, and place it right back when it's crunch time.
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Read his essay about the difficulty that comes with trying to detach our off-world explorations from our conflicts on Earth.
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The arms are cut with little repeating windows that allow the drug to gradually detach itself from the surrounding polymer matrix.
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"Thanks, Jake," Conway replied, as a producer moved in to detach the microphone from the lapel of her cream-colored coat.
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I know, logically, that this is where I need to detach, and take a breath, put my head down and work.
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Laser-pulses focused onto the film's upper surface cause spots of that material to detach themselves and land on a substrate below.
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The 20-year-old said she tries to detach herself from the traumatic event and was happy to be alive and home.
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Nikolaevich's patented design even includes space underneath the cabin so that passengers' luggage will detach in the event of an emergency, too.
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MODE watch bands use a "snap-and-go" mechanism that lets you quickly attach and detach bands from your Android Wear smartwatch.
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Fans won't be alone as they try to detach themselves from the world of Westeros and hang tough through this difficult time.
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Arrow 3 missiles will fly into space, where their warheads detach to become "kamikaze" satellites that track and slam into their targets.
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A regular meditation practice cultivates mindfulness by allowing you to detach from your own emotions and see the bigger picture, Crowe says.
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Additionally, traditional rockets are often disposed of after they detach from a spacecraft or burned up upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.
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A magnetic charging cable would let users easily attach and detach the charging cable — perhaps not unlike the Apple Watch's MagSafe charger.
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There, the capsule will detach from the rest of the rocket, and crew members on board will experience four minutes of weightlessness.
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The capsule would detach from the rocket near the highest point of the trip, giving patrons about four minutes to experience weightlessness.
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You can touch the screen and actually get a response — unlike any MacBook — and you can detach the display from the keyboard.
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With the ability to play in handheld mode or detach them to play with a friend, you're guaranteed to never be bored.
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It's actually more like a team of robots, since the parts can detach from one another and accomplish things on their own.
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Also, the placenta was more likely to detach from the uterine wall, potentially depriving the baby of oxygen, when mothers used cannabis.
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For that reason it infuriates hard-line Brexit supporters who want to break free and detach Britain from the orbit of Brussels.
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The vacuums featured below also detach to include an additional handheld vacuum that is perfect for small messes and quick clean ups.
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The Concept UFO's controllers magnetically attach to the sides of the tablet, making them easy to attach and detach without any fiddling.
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Several works in Space Poetry, on view at Hollis Taggart in Chelsea, detach linguistic and symbolic associations to arrive at uncommon meanings.
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It also said that if a driver swerved to the left or right while connected to the cables, it would not detach.
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Yeah, we can't pretend that we can detach ourselves from centuries of repeated narrative in less than a year on the internet!
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When a user wants to take a selfie, they simply detach the AirSelfie drone, controlling it with an iOS or Android smartphone app.
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Which is why the figures in Salonen's paintings often have red, swollen noses, which occasionally detach from the face like Mr. Potato Head.
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Students used shoehorns and grapefruit knives to detach screens and squirm out windows, or stumbled out a basement exit into the stabbing cold.
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The puck is easy to detach from the stand, although attaching it took a few tries to get it to stay just right.
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She was home alone, so she had to cut the umbilical cord and detach the placenta from herself as best as she could.
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Netflix is my weekend comfort, the best way to refresh is to detach yourself, so I like to binge-watch shows — it's escapism.
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I've basically played the Switch exclusively in handheld mode and have always found it annoying when the Joy Cons accidentally detach mid-game.
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Of course, the simple answer is down to our tendency to detach ourselves from the process that ends in meat on our plates.
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Like SpaceX's Falcon 250, the Falcon Heavy is partially reusable, so these cores will attempt to land back on Earth once they detach.
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Breathing techniques and postures used in yoga can also help detach from the perceived trauma of the situation, helping calm your friend's nerves.
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After six months of flight, the lander component of the probe will detach itself from the cruise stage and head into the atmosphere.
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These can detach from the Switch, and also combine together into one regular-sized controller using the grip that comes with the console.
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Perhaps there is something about supernatural erotica that's unearthly enough to make her detach from the current pressures she lives with every day.
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It's instead a movie about WikiLeaks made by someone who can neither detach herself from the story, nor fully insert herself into it.
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Existing Surface Books have a gap, introduced by Microsoft's use of a fulcrum hinge that lets the display detach from the keyboard base.
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At 1,000 metres, a frangible bolt—which was supposed to detach explosively in the event of power loss to shed weight—broke off.
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Now referees commonly detach the can from hip holsters and spray lines of what looks like shaving cream near the sites of fouls.
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The craft will detach from the rover and explore Mars from the air while the rover collects samples on the ground, NASA said.
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"At church it was always easy for me to kind of detach, because it's not about you," Ms. Baker said before the show.
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On the night of December 27th, the capsule is slated to detach from the station and swiftly make its way back to Earth.
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On March 8, Crew Dragon will detach from the station and return home by carefully slicing back through Earth's atmosphere and deploying parachutes.
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That doesn't downplay the significance of what they are saying, but it does conform to this overeagerness by exhibitors to detach from their subjects.
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After launch, it should take about 11 minutes for the capsule to detach from the first and second stages of the Falcon 9 rocket.
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It was actually pretty satisfying to be able to to detach myself from a set of situations that I wouldn't dare put myself in.
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Existing Surface Books have an unsightly gap, introduced by Microsoft's use of a fulcrum hinge that lets the display detach from the keyboard base.
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You can even detach the included motion-sensitive Joy-Con controllers and use the screen's kickstand as a means to play in tabletop mode.
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It blends directly inside a cup that you can detach and bring with you for a quick and refreshing smoothie when you need it.
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But if the Justice Department ultimately prevails in its appeal, AT&T would have to detach the Time Warner business, now renamed Warner Media.
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Emilia Clarke's performance is remarkable, and the way Sapochnik films the sequence so that we gradually detach from Dany's point of view is amazing.
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Second, I think he&aposs trying to detach Russia from China, good luck with that but if you didn&apost try you won&apost know.
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Once its mission on the station is complete, it will detach and orbit the Earth to conduct several additional experiments for three months before landing.
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The Cygnus is slated to stay at the station until July, when it'll be loaded up with trash, detach, and hang out in orbit again.
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In fact, you can detach the 28-inch PixelSense touchscreen display from the keyboard and use it like a tablet that runs Windows 3653 Pro.
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Normally, this vortex forms at the back edge of the wing and then moves off away from it (it's said to detach from the wing).
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However, the building sets can detach and pose a choking risk to young children, according to the report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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For food, dung beetles famously detach a chunk of poop from a pile of dung, then shape it into a ball and roll it away.
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This 22009,20093-pound aluminum electric truck is nearly 22009 feet long and 221 feet tall, and can detach its back half, a mock geology lab.
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"When you choose to detach yourself from all cultural customs of what a wedding is supposed to be, it's actually really liberating," Ms. Cole said.
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I get to spend more time with my kids, and I feel like it is easier to detach and take quick breaks during the day.
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Contigo announced a recall of about 5.7 million of its kids water bottles over fears its spout can detach and cause a child to choke.
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Once there, a rover will detach from the lander and start to map the south region, collecting mineral and chemical samples for remote scientific analysis.
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Please remain in the designated audience zone"; "The most vulnerable (to the water canon) part of your body is the eye — the retina can detach.
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Simply detach one side of the top bunk and swing it down to create the bench, which is convenient and doable in terms of comfort.
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But when you're ready to leave your car you can detach the speaker and use it over Bluetooth with up to 15 hours of playback time.
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Feona Kane, an exchange student at Radboud, sees the grave as a chance to detach from the fast-moving and dizzying world of modern college life.
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Both "sides" detach from the Switch screen, becoming their own discrete controllers — meaning every Switch console allows for two players to play out-of-the-box.
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The specially contoured and fitted inside perfectly holds and protects the earbuds while the USB cable feels sturdy and is easy to detach and re-attach.
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A few minutes after liftoff, the Falcon 9 first stage (incidentally, the one that launched the lost Zuma satellite in January) will detach and burn up.
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Above that is the hub and cubesat portion, also called the upper free flier, because it will detach from the MPC and go its own way.
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The export ban meant that it could detach from world oil prices if America produced more crude than expected, since the surplus could not be exported.
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Famed singer and pianist Stevie Wonder's premature birth resulted in his development of a condition that caused his retinas to detach and ultimately left him blind.
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The company recalled 2.8 million units in the US late last week after it discovered the top of the washing machines could detach from the chassis.
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Once it returns, the spacecraft's sample container will detach from the rest of OSIRIS-REx and land gently in the Utah desert thanks to a parachute.
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Mifepristone first blocks the hormone progesterone, which causes the embryo to detach, and misoprostol makes the uterus contract and expel the embryo, thus terminating the pregnancy.
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The trick, which allows the robot to detach from a perch easily, is that the patch is designed for a particular kind of stickiness — electrostatic adhesion.
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Once we're carrying out our plans, said Dr. de Bloom, we need to detach from our usual roles (and our gadgets), relax and savor the experience.
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It runs Windows 10 and has a glorious keyboard with a 13-inch or 15-inch detachable tablet screen, though you probably won't detach it often.
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In late 2018, a crack at the bottom of the pipe widened into a fracture, causing a 59-foot end-section to detach from the array.
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"People are like, 'I can do that,' but it's a wall and they break, I've seen them detach from the fuselage of the aircraft," she said.
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At times, it acts as an artists' retreat where musicians, writers, and other creatively inclined people come to detach from society and focus on their craft.
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In late 2018, a crack at the bottom of the pipe widened into a fracture, causing a 59-foot end section to detach from the array.
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Once high enough, Starship — a crewed vehicle, a cargo-carrying spacecraft, or a fuel-tanker variant — would detach and fire its six engines to reach orbit.
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Yet absent from the ceremony was the prime minister of Britain, which is currently in the throes of trying to detach itself from the European Union.
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The $200 Switch Lite loses the ability to output video to a TV or detach the controllers in exchange for a price tag that's $100 less.
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The psychological-baggage metaphor is obvious; yet as the guests struggle to detach from their creatures, the writer and director, Bobby Miller, runs out of ideas.
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Benji said the Crew Dragon is pre-programmed to detach itself from the Falcon 9 rocket "at the right point in time" if anything goes wrong.
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All experts are in agreement on one thing: It would be far better if Trump could try to detach himself (and his tweets) from the investigation.
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It would naturally be thicker, offer two USB 24 ports and keyboard that doesn't detach, but can still flip around all the way to the back.
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Once the plane reaches a certain altitude, the rocket is meant to detach and ignite its engine, carrying its payload the rest of the way into space.
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I can detach the 15-inch screen and play Asphalt Extreme, turning the display back and forth like a steering wheel to control the action on screen.
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This comes in response to findings that the top component of the wands can detach and expose an 8 inch metal rod that could injure young children.
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Why you'll love it: The Sorbus 3-Tier Stackable Wine Rack is compact and stackable, so you can detach and store the racks when not in use.
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After the first-stage cores detach, the second stage of the rocket fires up its own engine and continues on into space to finish off the mission.
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However, when you detach it, flip it around, and then reattach the screen and fold it down into the keyboard, it's a large and impressive drawing space.
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"They'll kind of roll up when you brush against them, and so that's an easy way to try and get them to detach from you," she says.
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She experienced placenta accreta during both deliveries, which is a condition in which the placenta does not detach from the uterine wall after the child is delivered.
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The modular design allows for the display to detach from the Pro Stand for portability, and also offers the option to attach to a VESA mount adaptor.
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It's suggested use is when you can't concentrate and want to "detach yourself and focus," but all I could focus on was how artificially extra it was.
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The modern-day political equivalent for the Brexiteers would be not merely to detach Britain from Europe, but also to get Brussels to dissolve the European Union.
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"Pregnant women should detach themselves from desire, anger, attachment, hatred, and lust," the guidance reads, advising that pregnant women should also stick to a vegetarian-only diet.
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In Fury, Salman Rushdie is unable to detach himself from the sexual act he's writing about and, consequently, the prose descends into an uncommon form of sentimentality.
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Last November, she spoke about considering surrogacy as an option, citing her past experience with placenta acreta, in which the placenta does not detach naturally following childbirth.
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It is imperative for founders to detach themselves from their company, embracing it as an independent entity with its own needs and demands to grow and prosper.
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There's Jonah Hill's all-over-do, which I'm pretty sure would have a Reddit account if it could detach from his face, sentiently tweeting about Cambridge Analytica.
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"When you've been there for such a long time, you kind of detach yourself from what the people are really thinking and saying," she told The Hill.
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The temptation for me when confronted with our world's bleak future is to remove myself then, to detach myself from my loved ones through irony and weed.
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You can even prop it up on its built-in kickstand, detach the two gamepads, and play multiplayer games with a friend, as a standalone screen/console!
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The Switch Lite can't connect to a TV or detach its joysticks like the original Switch, but it's $100 cheaper and easier to carry on the go.
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Fortunately, the astrological atmosphere is conducive to compromising as the sun and sweet Venus meet and the moon in chill Aquarius helps you detach from the situation.
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You can easily detach the screen from the dock and use it as a tablet, making it ideal for frequent travelers and commuters, busy professionals, and students.
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And that leads to another form of performance, where white people deny the grotesque aspects of their heritage, or else detach from them with self-deprecating wokeness.
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If a dog scratches feverishly or a someone steps on a cord, it can easily detach, leaving five years of work and 13 inches on the ground.
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Vujacic has found that talking about the rising star from back home is a good way to try to detach himself from his sorrow over Bryant's death.
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According to IKEA, the issue is that the snap on the bibs can detach, "which could result in a choking hazard," the company said on its website.
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On the plus side, there are few Switch games that actually require you to detach the controllers, so this might not be an issue for some users.
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You can still detach the screen with the press of a button and signature the dynamic fulcrum hinge that connects the base and screen looks and feels unchanged.
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Using its 360 flip-and-fold design, the ASUS 2-in-1 converts from laptop to tablet without having to detach anything or do much work at all.
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He's yet to detach himself from long twos, and the need to treat them as a reasonable solution whenever a play goes off script is troublesome, at best.
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It's not that hard to open an oyster, but a lot of people don't detach the muscle or break the shell and then it's full of rock. Gross.
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The screen also shines when reading books or comics thanks to its ability to switch between portrait and landscape modes as well as the ability detach the keyboard.
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The top of the washing machines can unexpectedly detach from the chassis during use, posing a risk of injury from impact, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
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"My doctor had to stick his entire arm in me and detach the placenta with his hand, scraping it away from my uterus with his fingernails," she wrote.
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To really understand we have to detach ourselves from being a being of our definitions and [think] both aesthetically and action-wise as that of the subject, a.k.a.
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Small enough to work as a personal item, this water-repellent bag has a place for everything (including a laptop), and its straps detach for under-seat stowage.
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Here again, many Democrats and Republicans agree that the answer is to detach retirement security from particular employers, though it should still depend on how much you work.
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Yes, they can fold up and down like any other laptop, but they can also swivel, detach, and prop themselves up in an intuitive touch-screen tablet mode.
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Waldfogel is quick to detach himself from any claims that he has become synonymous with Charles Dickens' central character, Ebenezer Scrooge, in the 1843 novella 'A Christmas Carol'.
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The idea that one of the exceptional things about America is that we are able to detach from political thinking, that at least historically that's been the case.
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A block of ice roughly the size of Delaware is set to detach from an ice shelf in Antarctica, creating one of the 10 largest icebergs ever recorded.
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Why Teenagers Become 'Allergic' to Their Parents It's no small task for teenagers to detach from those who have superintended nearly every aspect of their lives so far.
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When the booster reaches a certain altitude, the capsule will detach and coast above the Karman line, which is 62 miles above sea level, officially entering into space.
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You can also detach the Joy-Cons and take the ring with you to get some reps in away from the system — say, on lunch break at work.
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You can even detach the included Joy-Con controllers from the Switch, which helps make the whole experience seamless and enables table-top local multiplayer wherever you are.
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The Moon in Aquarius encourages you to detach from your usual deep emotions and examine all the intense things you're going through from a logical point of view.
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While family members may need to detach if someone with addiction is dangerous to others, doing so in an attempt to help the person hit bottom can backfire.
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When they tuned the system to effectively detach the bottom row from the rest of the grid, the next highest row's corners did the absorbing, showing the topological effects.
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There's also the fact that the Type Cover can fold all the way to the back of the Surface Pro 4 and it can detach completely from the tablet.
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A view is just how you see something, it doesn't have to define you, and trying to detach from it to gain understanding can be a very good thing.
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The harnesses, which were blue, were considered safer partly because they connected to the tethers in a place that passengers could more easily reach to try to detach themselves.
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Business Briefing Walt Disney Parks and Resorts is recalling about 10,000 Darth Vader and Disneyland 60th-anniversary infant onesies because the snaps can detach and pose a choking hazard.
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That way if VanMoof can't remotely repair your bike with a software tweak you can always detach the cartridge yourself and send it in without shipping the entire bike.
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The Tories believe that they can use the combination of the two to detach faltering traditional voters: "narrowcasting" the first messaging to pro-Brexit voters and broadcasting the second.
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Cygnus is scheduled to detach from the space station in November and dispose of about 3,000 pounds of trash as it burns up on re-entry to Earth's atmosphere.
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When you detach the keyboard from the Pixel Slate, it automatically goes into a tablet mode with an app launcher home screen and the ability to split screen apps.
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Abused by a dentist or a doctor, she said, some people "disconnect from their own bodies" --- having consented to be touched, they blame themselves, "own" the experience and detach.
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They also detach and turn into wireless speakers that "surpasses the volume and sound quality of most smartphones," though that's about as low a bar as you can set.
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There are circumstances where that's not a desirable thing, of course, but I doubt I'll need to argue the benefits of being able to detach from the world occasionally.
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My ship docks on a raised platform, as per usual, with steps that lead to a harshly lit pathway with silver arches that detach when I walk underneath them.
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The organization's history also shows how hard it is to detach those symbols from their original connotations, and how efforts to insist otherwise can marginalize and exclude non-adherents.
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Pros: Professional look and quality, soft bristles, incredible price, each piece is clearly labeled by use rather than number, no shedding, 100% guaranteeCons: Handles detach easily, unpleasant initial smell
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One of those loopholes allows gun owners a quick workaround to a state law that requires the use of a "tool" to physically detach a magazine from a rifle.
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The weeklong trip provides recipients with an opportunity to completely detach from the stresses of modern life through Qigong, an ancient practice focused on the healing properties of meditation.
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Roumanian Crown Prince, the Hungarian Royalists are attempting to foment an uprising in Transylvania in an effort to detach that province from Roumania and to attach it to Hungary.
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And though recent tests may not yet have proven Russia's technical capability to fully detach from the global internet, they're a foreboding sign of what could be to come.
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It's counterintuitive to suggest that an expensive, internet-connected gadget might help me detach from the internet, but with the right settings, the Watch allowed me to step back slightly.
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I'm not sure if it's possible to detach her death from the story Christine is trying to tell, and yet something about the story makes me wish it were possible.
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However, just like the Surface Book, you can also detach the display by holding down a button on the side of the device to transform it into a true tablet.
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Microsoft says the screen should detach quicker with the Surface Book 2 and there should be less wobble with the display, but I've found no meaningful difference in my use.
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When all the parts are ready, according to SpaceX's plans, the booster will heave the spaceship dozens of miles above the ground, detach, then land itself for inspection and refueling.
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The vacuum flexes to fit your needs — the wand bends to clean hard-to-reach areas and you can detach the upper half, turning the tool into a hand vacuum.
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You can use the device as a traditional touchscreen laptop or, by pressing a key on the keyboard, detach the screen to use it in one of three other modes.
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I like the X-T20's size and proportions because they allow me to detach the lens and store the camera inside slimmer bags and pockets than its larger siblings.
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This is not the experience of an ordinary library where parallel lines of standardized print in neatly bound volumes seem to detach the words from the material they depend on.
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If they would bother to detach from each others' faces long enough to look directly above their heads, they would see a small black orb staring down at them disapprovingly.
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According to the military's plans, intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) will deliver the vehicle, which will then detach and home in on its target at speeds of up to Mach 27.
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Safety experts caution that it is too early to say exactly what caused the helicopter's rotor blades to detach and send the aircraft plunging onto the rocky coastline off Bergen.
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During this time, it's a good idea to let go of the old patterns that dictate the way you relate to others and give yourself space to detach and observe.
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To read, the owner wouldn't even have to detach the book; when taken up, the book would be oriented correctly, just as if it had been pulled from a shelf.
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The stage seems set for the fiercely devoted Audrey to detach herself from her husband, perhaps when she sees Steve again to pitch the Empathy Initiative to his company's board.
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Instead, pull it off with fine-point tweezers, grasping the tick gently close to the skin, and pulling it out while trying not to detach the body from the head.
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In places like the Northwest, which benefits from a robust network of hydro-powered electricity, the move to detach from natural gas may be within reach — but at a cost.
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The two speakers charge by being plugged into the main soundbar unit, but when you want to use them, you can detach them and place them behind where you're sitting.
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Daimler said it will recall 252.0,249.5 Mercedes-Benz vehicles in the U.S. from the 2001 through 2011 model years because the sunroof glass panel could detach and pose a hazard.
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Today, you can buy much brighter LED-based lights, which work on USB chargers to keep doing their job and easily attach and detach wherever you choose to buckle them.
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Like all of Dyson's stick vacuums, you can detach the long tube and use it as a handheld, and it'll run for up to 2500 minutes on a full charge.
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Instead of feeling like they are all-encompassing things that are happening to me, I am able to detach and see them as things I can choose my relationship to.
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You also can't detach the mic on the wireless Void Pro RGB like you can on the HS70, and the Void Pro's RGB lighting only serves to diminish your battery life.
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The failure is one that can happen when cargo doesn't properly detach as planned, since the second stage is designed to fall back to Earth and burn up in re-entry.
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They don't move quickly (WashPost notes not "beyond a stroll's pace"), but the aerial drone, which sits atop the car, can detach and surveil surrounding areas that the car cannot reach.
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The screen doesn't detach and it can be opened 180 degrees, so if you're in the relative minority that relies on the Surface Pen, this isn't the form factor for you.
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As much as the songs' characters seem to detach themselves, they are still, in a sense, trying to find some kind of connection—but with trepidation and on their own terms.
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I learned to detach myself somewhat from the victims of the crimes, as this was the only way for me to cope with some of the hideous things I was told.
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And if the sniping sisters who run the hotel (Taissa Farmiga and Karen Gillan) exude a modernity that can detach them from the story, they also bring a tumbling, clumsy vitality.
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Detach from the things you cannot control, focus on the ones you can, and know that sometimes, the only thing you will be able to control is your attitude towards something.
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There are two one-click buttons on both the back and the front bottom of the seat that you press at the same time to detach it from the leg base.
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Plus, if you find yourself getting distracted while trying to proof-read or highlight on your laptop or tablet, the ability to detach with a physical version might up your productivity.
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I doubt it's possible to have tight community and also total autonomy, that it's possible to detach spiritual practices from the larger narratives and cultures and still have something life-shaping.
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You can pack extra items in here when it's attached to the main bag, or detach it and leave the larger pack in the hotel for a lighter load while exploring.
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As people are being pressured to detach from daily interaction, to wall off from those around us, it's hard to remember we're not alone, even as those feelings stubbornly creep in.
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One of the company's products called the Gamevice works in a similar way to the Joy-Cons, using two controllers which can attach to and detach from Android and Apple devices.
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Then, he instructed, sew up the digestive tract with a strong suture, and, "to buttress the repair," partly detach one of the neck muscles and use it to cover the wound.
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Dr. Viktor Frankl's novel "Man's Search for Meaning" details his use of the thoughts and memories in his brain, of loved ones and his working manuscript, to detach from his suffering.
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"Many questioned whether Mr. Grasz would be able to detach himself from his deeply held social agenda," Pamela Bresnahan, chair of the group's judicial nominee vetting committee, said in a statement.
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It is also pretty time-consuming to go one strand at a time, stop the pen, let it cool for a second, and then quickly move the pen to have it detach.
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And even in a very heated situation in a game where it is very competitive and back and forth, she can detach herself and come over and ask a very specific question.
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Agco CEO Martin Richenhagen said Wednesday that management has made moves in the past year to improve operations and detach itself from the whim of world affairs to deliver results for shareholders.
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At low speeds, these craft work much as icebreaking ships do, by forcing sections of pack-ice in front of their bows to rise up and detach themselves from the main sheet.
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If the track is an encouragement to detach and turn off, to separate from violence, then the video for "Politics of Free," premiering on Noisey today, is the realization of that instinct.
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I remember once deciding that because he was so old he must be hurtling at lightning speed towards the grave, and I should emotionally detach myself in preparation for his impending departure.
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It allows Russia's leaders to detach their country from Western rationalism, with its fussy obsession with truth and logic, and pursue different, mystical goals, creating a "geographical border around a separate truth".
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It's equipped with an accelerometer so that when you detach it from the Base Station, you can change sounds and cycle through effects as you move it, shake it, Frisbee it. Whatever.
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Detach from the things you cannot control, and focus on the ones you can, and know that sometimes, the only thing you will be able to control is your attitude towards something.
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As Rhodes College historian Tim Huebner wrote in 2013, clashes over the court during the Civil War and Reconstruction led Congress to detach the number of justices from the number of circuits.
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But the second you go mobile and put the Surface Pro away, the Surface Pen is likely to detach and join the random assortment of "things" at the bottom of your bag.
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Big emotions come to the surface—but under the bright light of the full moon, Aquarius's cool, crystal clarity helps you not detach from your emotions, but become an observer of them.
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Still, the kiss acts like an electric shock throughout my entire body, and I know I need physical contact again soon or else my penis might just detach itself from my body.
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"I've found that allowing myself time to detach and recharge — for instance, listening to the Headspace app on my way to work — is an integral part of harnessing the power of productivity."
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Nowadays the word "sentimental" is impossible to detach from its pejorative sense, but the original, philosophical sense of the word refers to thought that is either colored by, or proceeds from, feeling.
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Ford Motor said Wednesday it is recalling 1.38 million vehicles in North America for potentially loose steering wheel bolts that could detach, in an issue linked to two accidents and one injury.
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Imagine trying to fold two 20-foot tents, with poles that do not detach, that are stuck to your back beneath a plastic case and you have no hands to help you.
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The video discloses a phenomenological space, perhaps an alternating reality — similar to the space of dreams — that invites the viewer to detach from the geopolitical, cultural paradigms where ideological power structures reign.
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Then, once the couple lands in Sin City and a giddy Beth declares their vacation a "Deja-free zone," Randall says she can "detach" from the tough foster situation better than he can.
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"It's never been a priority to me… I'm an Aquarius with a Scorpio rising, so my ability to detach is unprecedented," I have no idea what this means, but a laughing Shahidi expands.
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It's a true pleasure to detach the screen, flip it around, fold it back onto the keyboard, rest my palm on the screen and start drawing on the expansive 15-inch touch display.
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You get a drone for your aerial imaging needs, but you can detach the gimbal and transform it into a handheld stabilizer that works with GoPro's family of backpack, bike, and helmet mounts.
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We have to detach ourselves from social media, not internalize discriminatory habits and do whatever we need to do to get our bodies to be more relaxed at the end of the day.
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It is very easy to detach ourselves from the potential consequences of a Trump presidency: to see his candidacy as clownish, and simply assume that his outlandish policy ideas would never be implemented.
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The cube is also ultra portable at 56mm by 56mm by 56mm so you can detach it from the stand to use elsewhere if needed, though the battery only lasts about an hour.
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It's easy to dismiss it as a generation of kids unable to detach themselves from a new toy; but really, we're seeing people who want to stay in touch to friends and family.
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I don't recommend this approach for everyone, but in order to deal with that grief (and the depression that followed), I had to detach myself from the thoughts that triggered extreme negative emotions.
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William Bao Bean, managing director of Chinaccelerator, a Shanghai-based VC firm that connects China's start-ups with the rest of the word, thinks entrepreneurs need to learn to detach from their idea.
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If this was really Thiel's idea—that Facebook might detach the world of permanent symbolic conflict from the real world of actual politics—then it was, or has become, an entirely cynical one.
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Federal law prohibits cabinet members and other executive branch employees from using their government positions to enrich themselves, prompting them to sell off assets or detach from interests that could lead to conflicts.
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With the ability to support Windows 10 and Valve's Steam PC game service, and detach its controllers for single-player tabletop play, it can make PC games more mobile than they've ever been.
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As Dieter Bohn mentioned in his review of Android 10, Focus mode is but one more way to detach a bit from your phone (or at least limit your usage of distracting apps).
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"It was a little bit touch and go over the last few days but it looks like the retina will hold and not detach and I won't need full eye surgery," she continued.
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"It was a little bit touch and go over the last few days but it looks like the retina will hold and not detach and I won't need full eye surgery," she wrote.
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Forty-five seconds into flight, mission control simulated a problem with the booster, signaling the crew capsule to detach, fire its own motor, and get the hell outta there as fast as possible.
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If you want to take the projector on the go, you can just detach it and secure it to a tripod (or just lay it on top of a flattish surface, it's your world!).
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He longed for the team to detach itself from the physically imposing, stout style that led them to a pair of conference finals nearly half a decade ago, in favor of a sleeker outfit.
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Habits started within the band where we were OK not communicating—it's kind of like in a relationship where people start to detach from one another, and little bits of disrespect would creep in.
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The lawsuit claims that a flaw in every Apple Watch model through the third generation (Series 0, Series 1, Series , and Series 3) causes their screens to spontaneously break and detach from the bodies.
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Olympic torch begins journey to Rio According to the city's government, a strong wave struck, causing a 50-meter (164-foot) stretch of the path to detach and drop about 25 meters (82 feet).
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No, seriously, every time we detach and delete social media apps in an attempt to detox every time Instagram crashes (which is quite often), we are reminded of just how much we need it.
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"I work a lot with survivors who are still trying to detach emotionally from the people who have abused them," says Rachel Youree, LCSW, a therapist who specializes in the treatment of sexual trauma.
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Facebook and Instagram consumed much of that need to detach from the present in the pre-video era, and now they're trying to cement themselves in a world where phones are our primary televisions.
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Microsoft's idea is basically a laptop that you can detach from its keyboard, like the Surface, and Apple's vision is a souped-up mobile operating system attached to a keyboard, like an iPad Pro.
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The Joy-Con controllers don't have a proper D-pad because you need to be able to detach each of them from the system and use them as standalone controllers with four face buttons.
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When it came time for the actress to hit up the after-party circuit with her fellow RL-clad Met Gala attendee Nick Jonas, Chopra could simply detach it and go about her evening.
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In the event of a crash, a small part called a micro gas generator used in seat belts pretensioners could detach and "may be a projectile within the vehicle cabin," the NHTSA filing shows.
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At a preprogrammed depth, in this case 4,000 meters, the A.U.V. is instructed to detach the weight, at which point it engages its propeller and spirals the remaining couple hundred meters to the bottom.
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I love that the small tracking devices are easy to detach in case I want to slip them into any items I might have to leave unattended at events such as bags and coats.
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The comedian Marlon Wayans, drawing on real-life experiences, plays a father committed to raising his two children with his former wife (Essence Atkins), from whom he can't quite detach, in this new sitcom.
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To detach the Marshall Islands, which has just reaffirmed its Taiwan ties, and Palau from Taiwan, Beijing would likely first have to hope the U.S. significantly falters in its own relationships with these states.
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In a Remington 700, for instance, the gun can hold three cartridges in its internal magazine (you couldn't detach it and stick in a new one, the way you can with an AR-15).
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Speaking to CNBC last month, the founder and CEO of Thrive Global discussed her new app, Thrive, which is designed to help people detach from their phones and turn off distractions from social media.
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Estonian noise rock was a left-wing escapist response to the stresses of everyday life that Lõo and his friends were trying to detach themselves from—a time of major social and political change.
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Thankfully there are no reported injuries, says the Consumer Product Safety Commission, but the Star Wars onesies have three snaps on the bottom which can detach when exposed to the dark side, or just randomly.
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Although Blair Witch paved the way for a wave of found-footage horror, it's just not that scary once you detach it from the hype and rumors that it was based on a true story.
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Thirty minutes after takeoff the payload will detach and make contact with mission control, then begin the process of closing the distance to the Moon, during which time it will circle the Earth six times.
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Social gaming is more popular than ever, and Nintendo has an opportunity to produce the first mobile hardware that's powerful enough and complex enough to detach competitive multiplayer gaming from living rooms and computer desks.
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It still takes a good second or so for the detach mechanism to engage so you can lift off the tablet, and I wasn't really able to feel any of the changes to the hinge.
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It even has a magnetic connector that allows owners to easily detach the stand for transportation, in case you're someone (or more likely an organization) that needs to move $5,000 displays around on the regular.
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And while they didn't detach the two remotes, Fallon showed how there is a kickstand on the back so it can be propped up when you want to play in mobile-mode with the controllers.
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Then there are those progenitors who appear to detach themselves from the act of parenting, shruggingly referring to their children online as "the kid" (or "the boy" or "the girl") when reporting their cute acts.
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Not only is it a bizarre indictment of culture at the levels of American Horror Story, it's also a wildly relevant explanation for how and why we can't detach ourselves from the entertainment freak show.
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As uncertainties remained over exactly how Britain would detach itself from the European Union, the Bank of England last month reported reductions in growth in construction and retail sales, and a decline in manufacturing output.
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The rocket-powered plane will then detach and fire up its engine, swooping upward to more than 50 miles above ground, a boundary considered by the US government to mark the beginning of outer space.
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Thankfully, you won't have to do any soldering, but there are a ton of screws, ribbon cables, and other very small parts inside of each Joy-Con that you'll have to carefully detach, then reattach.
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If you're looking to detach from Facebook but want to keep some of the simple benefits it offers — staying in touch with family, reminiscing over old photos and so on — here are some helpful tips.
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And when you're done gaming, you can unplug the Arctis 1 Wireless' dongle, detach the removable mic, and then plug the dongle into a phone to use the headset as a pair of wireless headphones.
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Often, they were counseled to detach as much as the trolls had: to withhold their outrage, to not "feed the trolls," to pretend there was a real distinction between doing horrible things and meaning them.
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But what's more profound, at this point, are his decisions to uphold America's global alliances, entangle himself in never-ending war in the Middle East, and detach the idea of "civilization" from liberalism and democracy.
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You can also flip out a little kickstand on the back of the screen, set it on a flat surface, detach the controllers and use them to play single player games from a relaxed position.
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It is a book about connection, but also about disconnection—the lifelong divide between Roebling and his father, John Roebling, also a celebrated engineer, and the son's struggle to detach himself from the elder man's influence.
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Tatarenko Vladimir Nikolaevich has spent three years working on the project, which would allow for an airplane's cabin to detach at any point during mid-flight, takeoff, or landing in case of emergency, The Independent reported.
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Both Calm and Headspace provide free intros to a basic follow-the-breath style of meditation, teaching you not to suppress or fight wayward, restless thoughts but simply to observe them and detach yourself from them.
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"Europe can&apost detach itself from hardship and suffering," she said, adding that illegal migration can only be stopped if there are legal avenues by which people can come to the continent to work and study.
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Both Charge 3 models also include a new locking mechanism for the bands so they should attach and detach more easily, enabling users to switch between a variety of bands made from silicone, leather, or fabric.
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The secondary screen felt clunky to me but if the total package costs $699, it's hard to complain about it, especially since you can detach it from the phone and forget about it if you choose.
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Watch the conversation here Agco CEO Martin Richenhagen said Wednesday that management has made moves in the past year to improve operations and detach itself from the whim of world affairs to deliver results for shareholders.
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The Catalan parliament voted on Wednesday to continue with its plans to detach the wealthy north-eastern region from Spain, despite a ruling by the Spanish Constitutional Court annulling its resolution to form an independent state.
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"Using algorithms, using computer vision is as an opportunity to be able to detach fully from historical narratives and really look at the image in a way that our eyes would struggle to do," Quayola says.
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Patriarch Kirill of Moscow has already warned Patriarch Bartholomew that any move to detach Ukraine from Muscovite authority would be devastating for the relationship between Orthodox Christianity's two most important sees, those of Constantinople and Moscow.
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That's more interesting I think because you wonder if she's had it in her all along, the ability to suddenly detach and turn on him, or if she really is being controlled by some other force.
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A Metro spokesperson said that a coupler disengaged between rail cars on a Red Line train, causing the last two cars to detach as the train pulled out of the Twinbrook station just before 9 a.m.
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If you overproof your dough because you went too long or because your environment is warm, your crumb will likely detach from your crust during baking, creating a large air pocket and a very gummy interior.
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Today, if the transmission line feeding power to Borrego Springs goes down, the town can detach itself from the grid and draw power from an array of diesel generators, solar farms, rooftop solar panels and batteries.
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Using Windows 10 as its operating system with access to Valve's Steam PC game service, the UFO can detach its controllers for single-player tabletop play, making PC games more portable than they've ever been before.
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"Although the $1,500 mark has exerted a considerable pull on gold in recent weeks, and although gold has found it difficult to detach itself from this threshold, we believe that the gold price is well-supported."
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As Daniel Grossman, MD, a professor of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive sciences at the University of California at San Francisco, explains, the first medication, mifepristone, works to block the hormone progesterone, which causes the embryo to detach.
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These encouraged the animals to detach their tube feet completely, open their cloacas to flood their bodies with water, and thereby transform themselves into buoyant rounded blobs, readily carried away by the slightest movement of the water.
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"My doctor had to stick his entire arm in me and detach the placenta with his hand, scraping it away from my uterus with his fingernails," she previously wrote on her website of welcoming North in 2013.
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My parents were a massive influence on my musicality and the way I reference their experience is to provide a perspective for my inability to detach from the medium of "pop music," almost on a subconscious level.
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That way, if there's ever an issue with the bike's brains, and VanMoof can't remotely repair it with a software tweak, you can detach the cartridge yourself and send it to VanMoof without shipping the entire bicycle.
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Though he promises the letters are in there somewhere, these logos practically detach from letterforms altogether in an attempt to reflect music that does not welcome outsiders—the inaccessibility of this kind of logo is entirely deliberate.
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The Catalan parliament voted on Wednesday to continue with its plan to detach the wealthy north-eastern region from Spain, despite a ruling by the Spanish Constitutional Court annulling an earlier resolution to form an independent state.
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But while Western leaders rarely detach from their suits or formal dresses while on official business, China's rulers switch costumes like runway models, from Mao suit to Western suit to military greens, as well as the windbreaker.
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On September 6 or 7 (a deadline which remains intact despite a week-long delay in the launch), the lander, which is named after Vikram Sarabhai, the father of ISRO, is scheduled to detach from the orbiter.
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There are some other advantages here, too, however — a quick release spring-loaded clip means you can detach your smartphone quickly for other uses without unbalancing the gimbal, and go right back to shooting when you're done.
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At this point during the abort test, the Crew Dragon will show that it can detach from the Falcon 9 rocket and propel itself away to a safe distance in order to protect the astronauts on board.
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But on the other hand — you know, the one your estranged wife didn't detach with a chainsaw — RE7 fostered a narrative so compelling and novel that those who did brave a playthrough couldn't help but love it.
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While it's impossible for longtime fans to detach Harris' voice and hook-writing chops from his work with The Thermals, he tries his very best to throw a change-up here with his slower pace and softer voice.
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That's because simply swiping a card allows you to detach the transaction from its impact on your bank account, but physically handing over cash to buy something forces you to think about the purchase in a different way.
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And, because of the (sometimes circuitous and languorous) route that Apple took to get here, you can actually still detach the keyboard and set down the Pencil and get an incredible tablet-based experience with the iPad Pro.
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The rocket-powered plane will then detach and fire up its engine while passengers white-knuckle their way up to 50 miles above ground, a boundary considered by the US government to mark the beginning of outer space.
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Nakamura succeeded in NJPW partly because he was a real-life badass, an MMA veteran whose kicks look like they could legitimately detach your face from your skull—that's not hyperbole—and partly because he's an outsized character.
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I go up there and I am myself, but I do have to detach myself from the Mabel that goes to the gym, and the Mabel that makes toast, and I have to connect to something else entirely.
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According to the report, the NX will primarily be a portable device with its own built-in screen, but it will also feature a somewhat radical design in the form of controllers that can detach from the device.
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Airline lobbying last year soared more than 28500 percent compared to 6900, a push that overlapped with a public debate over passenger rights and a White House-sanctioned plan to detach air traffic control from the federal government.
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The bodysuits have a set of three snaps on the bottom that can randomly detach, creating a choking hazard for infants if they were to try and put the snaps in their mouths, like they do everything else.
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The Nintendo Switch, rather than rely on streaming, is easy to detach from the TV and take with you, which has the unique advantage of working when you're on an airplane or otherwise out of a coverage area.
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Laura Carvalho, an economics professor at the University of São Paulo, told me that while some countries do implement rules for limiting a growth in spending over time, none of them detach spending from growth in GDP entirely.
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The nightmare comes to life in this Game of Thrones fan cartoon, which Maisie Williams posted to Instagram because she understands how annoying it is to detach yourself from your identity so you can be good at stick fighting.
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The parliament voted in July to continue with its plan to detach Catalonia from Spain, in defiance of a ruling by the Spanish Constitutional Court annulling an earlier resolution to form an independent state with or without Madrid's consent.
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Fuel tanks, which carry propellants, detach about 70 miles above the Earth's surface after liftoff and often burn up in the atmosphere on their way down, so it's no surprise that this ET-94 is the last in existence.
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But it's the battery that causes the most friction, as most of the time you'll be struggling to detach it, wondering if you really should be pulling with quite so much force, or reinserting it the wrong way around.
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By removing the ability to detach its controller components, the Switch Lite has a much sturdier, more substantial feeling body, with none of the flex or creaking that you often get when using a regular Switch in handheld mode.
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Apart from HP, PC makers like Dell and Lenovo are also pumping money into the design of desktop and laptop computers, coming up with increasingly sleek machines, as well as "two in ones," whose screens detach to become tablets.
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The capsule will detach from the rocket and spend a day maneuvering through orbit to meet up with the space station, which is whirling about 254 miles over Earth at a tremendous speed: 10 times faster than a bullet.
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You'll need to detach one Joy-Con to fit into your ring and the other into your leg strap, so the game can't be played on the new Switch Lite, where the Joy-Cons aren't removable, without additional purchases.
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The automaker said the recall covers Fusion cars from the 2013 through 2016 model year that have a shifter cable that may detach from the transmission allowing a driver to remove the ignition key when the vehicle is not in park.
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The Italian-American car maker said on Friday it is recalling more than 320,000 Dodge Dart compact cars in North America that could roll away because of a defective part that could allow the shift cable to detach from the transmission.
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In the meantime, the only workaround the company came up with to skirt the ban was a step-by-step set of instructions on how to unscrew and detach the entire electronic module (including the integrated battery) from its suitcases.
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It also depends on the curvature of the Earth, as Woodruff explains: If you can detach the concept of "direction" from the concept of east and west, and look at globes and other map projections, it's easy enough to picture.
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He examined her, and confirmed that she had suffered a placental abruption, the pressure from the load she was carrying almost certainly causing a swathe of blood vessels that feed the fetus to detach from the wall of the uterus.
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You could just use it magnetically attached to the ROG Mothership, but you can also detach it to use it as a wireless keyboard, with the entire keyboard folding in half vertically so that you're taking up less desk space.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV said Friday it is recalling more than 320,000 Dodge Dart compact cars in North America that could roll away because of a defective part that could allow the shift cable to detach from the transmission.
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Like the Nunes memo, the Rice self-email contains some detail benefiting supporters of the investigation — Obama tried to detach the White House from the criminal investigation unless it was absolutely necessary to withhold information from a suspected Russian asset.
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As an example of such arousal, Dr. Sterling notes that blood pressure is often constant till about age 6, but then it rises quickly as children detach from their parents and have to become vigilant against real or perceived threats.
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Science Fiction is interrupted by anonymous voices, reversed audio and isolated screams (presumably from the same tapes sampled on Daisy) that detach the whole thing from any recognizable environment and instead places it in a specific, discomposed sort of headspace.
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Research shows that the people most susceptible to false memories have a tendency toward dissociation, a coping mechanism reported by victims of sexual violence: they learn to detach from the moment, to feel as if they were not fully there.
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As many people would agree, changing bad financial habits isn't easy to do — partly because our spending habits are deeply cemented into our daily routine, and the act of spending also includes an emotional aspect that is difficult to detach from.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 4 (Reuters) - German automaker Daimler AG said on Saturday it will recall 744,000 Mercedes-Benz vehicles in the United States from the 2001 through 2011 model years because the sunroof glass panel could detach and pose a hazard.
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Bouts of volatility sparked by the fallout from Britain's vote last month to detach form the European Union, and from the impending U.S. elections, could also dictate the pace of lending and related fee income for banks, investors and strategists said.
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Now that David Cameron has won a deal to enshrine formally Britain's semi-detached status in the 28-nation bloc - if his skeptical voters don't detach it completely - the onus will return to Europe's founding nations to work out a way forward.
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Constructed out of plastic, the little kit sports asymmetrical spring-loaded halves that let you attach and detach the system in a blink, along with removable lenses that can be used on both the iPhone X's front and dual cams in back.
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The module is probably a little bit too big to casually keep attached to your phone as a day-to-day option, but the modular nature of the Moto Mod system makes it super simple to detach it when you're not using it.
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Doctors had cautioned Kardashian West that another pregnancy would be risky because she suffers from a condition, placenta accreta, that causes the placenta to grow into the wall of the womb, thus making it hard to detach at the time of birth.
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This comes amid an increased push from Apple to position its smartwatch as a health-oriented device through a myriad of updates for its health tools, as well as efforts to actually detach it from your smartphone with its own cellular chip.
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Another element I really loved is how the stories casually and without much fanfare detach familial roles from gender roles, so prospective spouses don't know if they'll be wives or husbands, and the king's daughter in the "Frog Prince" story is a boy.
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Purists can say what they want...and the fact is he never claimed to have invented acid house, nor rereleased his music as such, but the chronology and sound make it impossible to detach this piece from what we recognize as acid.
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That had like a lot of melodies, it was fairly simple but really emotional, and I could detach myself from at the same time as being engaged with it, so I just had a whole fuck ton of that kind of music.
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The South Korean electronics company took the wraps off the G53 handset at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Sunday which includes the following features: The modular design allows a user to detach the battery and replace it as along with other accessories.
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WASHINGTON, April 19 (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV said Friday it is recalling more than 320,000 Dodge Dart compact cars in North America that could roll away because of a defective part that could allow the shift cable to detach from the transmission.
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In other words, oil prices may detach from current conditions for a period of time, in order to reflect the market's expectations about the future, but ultimately prices will revert back to fundamentals if the divergence is too wide for too long.
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It is hard to detach the shooting from the current poisonous atmosphere in Israel where politicians, even including the leader of the centrist Yesh Atid party, Yair Lapid, have said that soldiers who see any Palestinian wielding a knife "should shoot to kill".
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"We cannot ... detach ourselves from the challenging economic situation which we are currently facing on a global level and are falling considerably short of our targets as the downturn of the automotive markets worsens," Chief Executive Wolf-Henning Schneider said in a statement.
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When their lips finally detach from their awkward suckle, a glorious spit-bridge of their recently swapped saliva stretches momentarily between their mouths, glistening in the lush forest sun, then rips apart like a gooey elastic band that finally succumbed to resistance.
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For those who really want to detach, there's a "Hermit Cabin" on the grounds — an isolated outpost (a 83-minute bike ride from the main building) with no running water, no Wi-Fi and free-roaming cows and sheep as your only neighbors.
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Though there are monologues focused on artifacts in the museum's stellar Egyptian collection and instructions to look around, the Rimini project includes much recorded audio material from completely outside the museum context, which tends to detach the visitor's experience from the surroundings.
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The Crew Dragon capsule, an acorn-shaped pod that can seat seven astronauts, fired thrusters to detach itself from a Falcon 9 rocket less than two minutes after liftoff, simulating an emergency abort scenario to prove it can return astronauts to safety.
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"We often try to power through the day to get more work finished, which might not be as effective as taking some time to detach for a few minutes," Michael Rupp, a doctoral student who worked on the research, told Science Daily.
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There were coats that were themselves hybrids: a faded denim jacket-turned-dickie and attached to the front of a trench (you could also detach it); a leather motorcycle jacket pieced onto a black suit jacket to give it a bit more attitude.
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Men detach prosthetic arms from a replica of the Venus de Milo during an action led by Handicap International to raise awareness of the thousands of amputees worldwide in need of a prosthesis, at the Louvre-Rivoli metro station in Paris on March 6.
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About an hour and a half after launch, the Spaceflight launch vehicle will detach from the rocket and, over the next five to six hours, will deploy its payload, starting with the 15 larger microsats, followed by its 49 CubeSats, Orbital Reflector among them.
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As seen in ElmerElmer's third picture, an illustration of someone using their setup, one could detach the Joy-Con controllers from the Switch and play with their arms at their sides — there's no need for the minimal effort of holding up a controller at all.
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I'm certainly going to think of myself as well, I'm in public now so I'm going to try to detach myself from basically any kind of emotional feeling I have about this and talk about it almost like I'm discussing some kind of business strategy.
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I think that we need to isolate the value of what's natural, detach it from a kind of deified nature, and then think about what it is that we value about it, and how we can measure that against other things that we also value.
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Speaking to CNBC at the World Government Summit in Dubai, the founder and CEO of Thrive Global and Huffington Post co-founder discussed her new app, Thrive, which is designed to help people detach from their phones and turn off distractions from social media.
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That pitch-perfect comprehension of the skeleton that underlies a great story meant the show's writers could feel free to detach from worrying about the big picture to sweat the small stuff and come up with some of the most memorable TV moments ever.
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KS: Anyway ... LG: You could just ... Actually, if you're using a clamshell that does not detach, you can take one of those juice packs and just squeeze the clamshell shut and squeeze the juice between it, but it would have to be a water-resistant keyboard.
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But it's also a change that seems to take away a lot of what made the Switch special, including the ability to plug it into a TV for a big-screen experience, or quickly detach the Joy-Con controllers for motion-control gaming with rumble feedback.
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Those who have spent time reading resumes and cover letters will recognize the language of professional aspiration in these songs, the polite catchphrases beloved by administrators for how they detach speaker from utterance, the brightly disingenuous tone of exaggerated sincerity that pervades advertisements, press releases, everything.
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The McDonalds are from Coal City, Illinois, but the surgery was performed at Montefiore Medical Centre in New York City, led by surgeon Dr. James Goodrich, who "used high-tech imaging systems to help fully detach the boys' skull and brain tissue," according to The Independent.
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So, after S241 was defeated very soundly, we had an election, and instead of trying to do tax and regulate and medical at the same time, advocates made the decision to really start to focus on legalization, and detach that from the question of tax and regulate.
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Over the years, we have seen how hard it is to detach Americans from even the obviously fallacious parts of that elementary-school saga—the absurd rendering of Reconstruction, with its Northern carpetbaggers and local scalawags descending on a defenseless South, was still taught in the sixties.
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But the ability for me to be able to address some of these things, detach myself from it, examine them from a different angle, and really feel it—and then let it move through me and move to a place of acceptance... it just exceeded my expectations.
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" He continued: "What I love about Gigi is her curiosity about the game ... Even in a very heated situation in a game where it's very competitive and back and forth, she can detach herself and come over and ask a very specific questions, which is not common.
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Mauritius: In a nonbinding judgment, the U.N.'s highest court said that Britain was wrong to detach a group of Indian Ocean islands from Mauritius, at the time a British colony, and evict their inhabitants to facilitate an American air base on the island of Diego Garcia.
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Last year, in the months following the "Detach from Attachments" campaign, Citizen Lab showed that the hackers had started moving away from attaching documents laced with malware, and instead started leveraging files uploaded to Google Drive to trick their targets to download files and hack their computers.
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According to the Consumer Safety Product Commission: The top removable step (hat) on the recalled children's toilet step stools can detach while a child is standing on it, posing injury and fall hazards [...] Consumers should immediately stop using the children's toilet step stools until they remove the hat.
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For reference and comparison, here is a normal throwing motion: This is not completely fair, because this is not a throw from the outfield, but you will notice how the upper and lower halves of our model's body are not violently attempting to detach themselves from each other.
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Or one can detach oneself emotionally and distance oneself physically from the aggressors, from the perspective of which their personal flaws and failures of vision, insight and sensitivity loom larger, making it easier to forgive them for their human imperfections but harder to relate to them as equals.
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If the test goes ahead, SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule, an acorn-shaped pod that can seat seven astronauts, will fire thrusters to detach itself from a Falcon 4003 rocket less than two minutes after liftoff, simulating an emergency abort scenario to prove it can return astronauts to safety.
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The homeowner was the ringleader, directing everything that would unfold: enlisting two black men as bait to lure Zhu — an even younger black man — to his house, injecting him with crystal methamphetamine until he began to mentally detach; then holding a pillow over his face while penetrating him.
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One of the best ways to recruit and retain millennials in the federal workforce is for the government to detach itself from its rigid hiring scheme, outdated ideas of what constitutes essential core skills, and a late twentieth-century conception of what the federal government should look like.
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I'm kind of an introvert, so alone time is important to me, but I don't necessarily think wanting time away from being in a romantic relationship and wanting to "learn who you are" means you have to detach from your friends and family, or even avoid the occasional casual sexual encounter.
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Although Pumpkin, 18, and her boyfriend, Joshua Efird, hoped to stay with Mama June for her weeks-long recovery — during which she had to sit in a massage chair because the doctor was worried her retina would detach — the expecting mother was worried about being far away from her doctors.
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I recommend you eke out the time to make this admittedly labor-intensive dish, the preparation of which involves stuffing a fat hen with a slaw of meats, herbs, and lard and cooking it in a tub of vegetable broth just until the skin begins to detach from the bird.
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"Changing the suit would require adding arms and legs segments to the medium-sized torso, which can be a fairly labor-intensive process," The Verge's Loren Grush explains (the spacesuits are modular: the legs and arms detach and can be swapped for different sizes, depending on who is wearing it).
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A federal appeals court has affirmed a fine and injunctive relief imposed against Spectrum Brands for waiting more than three years to report that the plastic handles on its Black & Decker SpaceMaker coffee pots could detach suddenly, and for continuing to sell the units after issuing a recall in 2012.
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A slab can detach from the stable snowpack beneath it and career downhill like a runaway tectonic plate that transforms, within milliseconds, into a many-ton, half-frozen wave, subsuming whatever is in front of or on top of it, before instantaneously seizing, when it settles, into a substance resembling cement.
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You can play solo on a television or in handheld mode; you can go online in either mode; you can wirelessly play head-to-head against other Switch owners; and you can even place the system on a table and detach the controllers to allow impromptu multiplayer sessions with a single shared screen.
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We haven't tested it, but it's well-reviewed, looks good for the price, has a load of pockets to fit all of your tech, and most interestingly, an external USB Type-A coupler that lets you easily plug and detach from a power bank connected inside without trying to fish for cables.
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Further analysis showed, moreover, that the difference between metals and non-metals depends on how easy an atom's outer electrons are to detach (if easily detached, they can flow as an electric current, reflect light in the way that makes metals shiny, and confer ductility on the solid form of the element).
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As the reveal trailer today shows, players will be able to play games at home on their TVs with a traditional, Xbox-like controller, then detach the Switch—which looks like a small tablet—from a dock and play the same games on the go by adding two input devices to its sides.
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"I completely disagree with the suggestion that [Attorney General Jeff Sessions] has to detach himself from the process of finding an FBI director," Lee told host Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday" in response to a Democratic senator's comments earlier on the show advocating that Sessions step back from the search process.
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Robotics experts and sex therapists are worried that a future of Ex Machina–style humanoid fuckbots ready and willing to dote on our every need could turn the masses into sex-addicted maniacs—people may find it difficult to stop taking part in the high-tech carnal pleasure palace and actually detach from the dolls.
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" The suit also alleges that all Apple Watch generations "contain the same defect and/or flaw, specifically, swelling lithium-ion (or "li-on") batteries, which in turn cause Apple Watch screens to crack, shatter, or detach from the body of the Watch (the "Defect"), through no fault of the wearer, oftentimes only days or weeks after purchase.
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It may not seem like the ideal way to detach from his day job, but Josh and his family's love of the sport has made obsessives out of the whole Magette clan, dating back to when Jimmy would record all of Josh's high school and college games on his camcorder and send them to his and Peggy's parents.
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Other than a simple walkthrough of how to detach the Joy-Con remotes and the knowledge that there are both black and white theme options included by default, the biggest news from hiphoptherobot is that the 32GB Switch only offers 25.9 GB of free space out of the box, with the remainder presumably taken up by the console's software.
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Explore through the land of Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild using the console's handheld mode, detach the device's Joy-Cons and give one to a friend to join you in an intense Mario Kart race, or make use of the included Switch Dock and enjoy your games on your TV screen.
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Photofusion/Universal Images Group via Getty Images The most remarkable potential benefit of hallucinogens is what's called "ego death," an experience in which people lose their sense of self-identity and, as a result, are able to detach themselves from worldly concerns like a fear of death, addiction, and anxiety over temporary — perhaps exaggerated — life events.
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With all this in mind, it has been the post script to Xu Xiaodong's victory over Wei Lei that has proven far more illuminating than the fight itself, and which speaks volumes about the longstanding reluctance for sections of the martial arts community to detach itself from mythology and embrace an evolution towards a fact-based martial sensibility.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatoryBut a new study, led by researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Ohio State University, argues that the July 17th ice slide looks less like a case of glacial surging, and more like a case of way too much water seeping to the bottom of the glacier, causing it to detach from bedrock and slide downhill.
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But after several months of primarily drinking from these machines, I began to value their ability to dispense hot water on demand to dilute my double shot into something more closely resembling a cup of coffee, and on weekends I would sometimes go all out, detach the water nozzle, and stick in the milk-frothing jug to make cappuccinos and lattes.
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Is it possible that Kroff is a husband, a father?)—from which he can't easily detach himself for the fiction-writing workshop in which he is enrolled meets on Thursday afternoons, which conflicts, to a degree, with something else he is doing, or should be doing, which might have something to do with his status as a veteran (VA hospital therapy?
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A block of Antarctic ice the size of Delaware could trigger a 211-inch sea-level rise A block of Antarctic ice the size of Delaware could trigger a 212-inch sea-level rise A block of ice roughly the size of Delaware is set to detach from an ice shelf in Antarctica, creating one of the 22002 largest icebergs ever recorded.
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Drawing from the ideas and examples of Pericles, Queen Elizabeth I, Martin Luther King Jr, and many others, Greene teaches us how to detach ourselves from our own emotions and master self-control, how to develop the empathy that leads to insight, how to look behind people's masks, and how to resist conformity to develop your singular sense of purpose.
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VSS Unity made the trip attached to the carrier aircraft that will bring it up to its launch altitude, where it'll detach from the plane (named 'VMS Eve') and climb to the edge of space, providing the customers on board with "several minutes" of weightlessness in near zero-G when the spacecraft's rocket motor disengages at the peak of its journey.
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Trump's approach to foreign policy is very different, and he's shown that you can effectively take what is politically useful about neoconservatism — the nationalism, the support for "our troops," the pro-Israel bona fides — and essentially detach it from any pretense of interest in democracy, human rights, partnership with like-minded allies, or any of the rest of the superstructure of neoconservative ideology.
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Some of them had been longer in pursuit of that goal than others, and for these more thwarted individuals I sometimes felt fear — that they would spend all their money and time on what would in the end prove a fruitless ambition, and more, that they had started to idealize "being a writer," to detach it from what writing really was or ever could be.
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Physically isolating himself in his Hidden Hills home or in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and seemingly separating himself from people who could question his views (though he did just have John Legend over for dinner after Legend himself made news for trying to convince West or others to detach from Trump), allows him to seek out any sort of message in media that serves as a unchallenged validation of his thoughts.
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The Surface Book hinge created by Microsoft for the original was one of the highlights of its design, offering variable angle use with a rigidity approaching what you'd get out of a traditional notebook, but with the added benefit of being able to detach the screen and use it on its own, or flip it around for a tablet mode that still takes advantage of the components resident inside the base.
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Among the Asian leaders expected to attend the APEC gathering is Duterte, the bombastic president of the Philippines, who's caused angst in Washington for his vows to detach his country from longstanding ties to the US. Obama canceled a scheduled meeting with Duterte during a stop in Laos in September after his aides determined the Filipino leader's comments calling the US leader a "son of a bitch" would prove a distraction.
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The rise of a local boy, the son of a Pakistani bus driver, to govern the seat of a former empire was proof of the same unsentimental indifference toward race and religion, good money and bad, and a past that is gone that has enabled London to more or less detach itself from the reality of its circumstances—the capital of a once great nation in decline—and become a universe unto itself.
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That means that every time Trump chooses to use his Twitter platform to directly target someone he's angry with, he's not just putting them directly in front of his 17 million Twitter users; he's putting them directly in front of some of Twitter's most fervently bigoted users — ones whose culture of online harassment has created an environment in which they are more likely to dehumanize their targets and detach from the harm they cause.
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