What matters is the daily disassembling of our democratic institutions.
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It submitted to new inspections and began disassembling its plutonium facility.
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Workers on a crane began disassembling the monument around 3 a.m.
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Making it all fit together meant partially disassembling the Game Boy Camera.
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Each kit includes a new battery and the tools for disassembling iPhones.
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I made progress, enough to consider disassembling my home's steel wheelchair ramp.
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"Serpent" marks their return, and finds them disassembling some of their old maximalism.
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The process is a bit fiddly, involving soldering, disassembling the toy, and some programming.
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He's constantly disassembling himself, putting himself back together in a new, and newly beguiling form.
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There is no formal certification process for those responsible for assembling or disassembling cranes, Hautamaki said.
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While it's toasting, I begin disassembling the croissant so I can scoop out it chocolate filling.
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Investigators will begin disassembling the packages in an attempt to trace them back to their sender.
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Running at full speed, the robot, Liam, is capable of disassembling 1.2 million iPhones every year.
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As a child in Poland, Oscar remembers disassembling and putting back together his father's pocket watch.
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But the plant works on a carefully orchestrated schedule, slaughtering and disassembling 4,10 cattle a day.
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The first day at the range I spent 12 hours disassembling, cleaning and reassembling the weapon.
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Laura's husband, Tom, the bass player, was disassembling the light show with Jack, the guitar player.
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Then after a quick job of disassembling and packing, they were off to the next country.
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When society is disassembling and in chaos, cash brings a lot of things to the surface.
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Expert: No certification for assembling and disassembling The crane industry is closely regulated, one expert told CNN.
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It's possible that some careful disassembling can fix whatever's gone wrong ,but it's something of a long shot.
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On many AR-style rifles, disassembling the action is a simple as popping the hood of a car.
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At the camp itself, the process of disassembling the makeshift tents, offices, and other facilities is well underway.
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By disassembling the truck, the EMC team can ensure that they have examined every part of the vehicle.
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Her best performances show how even the most perfectly assembled performance of femininity can shatter, disassembling itself and others.
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Kohaut said he was already "disassembling it, dissecting it, and [and] reassembling it" before he found Fach-Pedersen's work.
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Hospitals Another ripple from the likely repeal or disassembling of the Affordable Care Act extends to the hospitals themselves.
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While the industry is closely regulated for crane operators, those responsible for assembling or disassembling cranes don't have similar oversight.
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No stranger to reimagining the physical through animation, Weinkle is interested in disassembling and re-imagining shapes, especially natural ones.
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According to the outlet, the firefighters spent about 45 minutes disassembling the machine in order to recover the victim's body.
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As the virtual camera drifts through an interstellar space, from certain angles it seems that matter is assembling or disassembling.
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Getting to them will require disassembling the device, a process that's fiddly and different from one phone model to another.
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We were taught a technique of disassembling the problem and finding out why it's a problem in the first place.
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The 18-year-old Clark had experience disassembling Xbox games—reverse-engineering their code from machine language into a programming language.
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"Unless they're injured, then I can go right in and grab them," Thron said, before looking up from disassembling the drone.
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There's nothing in the definition, however, about disassembling the overall system from the ground up and making something new and better.
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In fact, disassembling and dispersal are fundamental strategies for Vo's practice, and he employs them with an assured lightness of touch.
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It is also investing in technology that makes it easier to recycle its products, such as Liam, a robot for disassembling iPhones.
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However, you can replace the hybrid drive (SSD and HDD) without disassembling the display, as the components are housed in the base.
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Disassembling stuck valves was an "accepted practice" at the refinery, the board said in a video posted on its website on Wednesday.
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In advance of Earth Day, Apple on Thursday announced several new recycling initiatives and debuted Daisy, a recycling robot adept at disassembling iPhones.
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If manufacturers were required to actually recycle electronics themselves, well, Apple would have to go into the business of disassembling other manufacturers' televisions.
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On Saturday, a crew was disassembling a crane on the roof of a building that's being constructed as part of the new Google Seattle campus.
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Once I have the kit in hand, I don the supplied protective glasses, put on the latex gloves, and get to work disassembling my laptop.
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Liam detects the various parts in your phone before disassembling it and sending the carcass and the individual components to a processing plant for recycling.
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Click here to view original GIFApple's iPhone-disassembling robot Liam is one of the first machines capable of quickly taking apart a smartphone for recycling.
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The team will run a borescope—a long, thin camera that can be sneaked into the engine without disassembling it—to look for any debris.
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Under the lights of the runway, the glinting metallic glaze deconstructs the female face, disassembling it into an intricate, shimmering machine of highly polished components.
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She had just finished disassembling an unbudging pepper grinder, soaking the rusted metal parts in a glass of Coca-Cola so she could season dinner.
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Replacing the battery would mean destroying the phone entirely, and disassembling this thing would basically require me to cut through metal or crack it in half.
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Many in the games business got their start in modding, disassembling their favourite games, sculpting them into something new and learning about digital artistry along the way.
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But while most assembly-line robots help put together products you'll one day hold in your hands, Liam is hard at work disassembling your ruined, returned iPhones.
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They reacted to a July 11, 1991, total solar eclipse in Mexico by frantically disassembling their webs as soon as the total coverage of the sun began.
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"There's this pattern, which you appear to be part of, in which there's this kind of bizarre disassembling about the basic facts of the matter," he said.
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Iran, it said, appeared to have tried to cover up the shipment by disassembling the missile for transport, given crude welding used to stitch it back together.
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But multiple experts have warned that the process, which entails disassembling deployed and stockpiled weapons, closing nuclear reactors and removing all enriched uranium, could span several years.
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Iran, it said, appeared to have tried to cover-up the shipment by disassembling the missile for transport, given crude welding used to stitch it back together.
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It also allows for inking on real and digital objects, so we practiced rotating and disassembling the spaceship, as well as drawing on it and each others' faces.
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There's no animal on Earth that has eyes in its hands—but modern EOD bots already have this feature, since it assists the delicate process of disassembling IEDs.
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The newly dead are put to all sorts of arduous tests — involving invocation, supplication, examination and the disassembling and reassembling of their mortal forms — before being admitted into eternity.
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So Canon created a short stop-motion video of its EF 200-400mm f/4L IS USM lens disassembling itself and revealing all of its wonderfully complicated internal components.
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Apple has paid lip service to ending its reliance on the ugly business of mining altogether, ostensibly by turning to recycling with projects like Liam, its iPhone-disassembling robot.
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Tim Rollins + K.O.S. developed a signature style of disassembling books they read together and pasting the pages on canvas, then painting over that grid, leaving the words partly readable.
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Fully disassembling the phone is quite easy, not only due to its modular design, but also thanks to LG's use of regular screws and an almost complete absence of glue.
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In November, there were similarly conflicting reports about the disassembling of thousands of enrichment centrifuges, both in the main enrichment plant of Natanz and the underground bunker complex of Fordo.
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The FrankOne would be for making a single cup when I don't want to have to stand by the pourover cone or deal with disassembling the French press for cleaning.
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To follow President Trump's abrupt order last week to withdraw, the Pentagon is faced with hastily disassembling combat bases built to last, and protecting troops departing amid a chaotic battlefield.
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While its two Liam "recycling robots" looks cool in an ad, they're only capable of disassembling a total of 2.4 million phones per year; Apple sold 215.3 million iPhones in 2016.
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I've also installed it in such a way that there's no way to get it out of the van without completely disassembling the bed, which would take a lot of time.
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Other times, it might involve doing a deep dive into the source code and disassembling the game, with one person who's an enthusiast for a particular game taking up the lead.
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To wit: 99% of its paper packaging is now made from recycled paper or sustainably farmed wood, and the company developed a robot for disassembling old iPhones to recycle their parts.
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Officers armed with shields and helmets and driving cherry pickers to help them reach the huts in the branches moved into the forest and began disassembling the elevated platforms and roadblocks.
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"I think if they [modders] get in there and they just start disassembling it, they will end up creating parallel universes; like genuinely that's what would happen," Murray said in 2014.
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As of now, no one else (that Apple knows of) is disassembling tech products in this way to make it easier to reuse the materials rather than mine the Earth for more.
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This is one of the most heinous acts of this man: the mugging of the meaning, the disassembling of rhetoric until certainty is stripped away from truth like flesh from a carcass.
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After President Trump's abrupt order last week to withdraw, the Pentagon is faced with hastily disassembling combat bases that were built to last, and protecting troops who are departing amid a chaotic battlefield.
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I cooked the second sandwich in the oven which involves waiting for the oven to preheat, disassembling the sandwich and then cooking it at 350 degrees for 25 minutes on a sheet of tinfoil.
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Many key components within an iPhone or Mac can be repaired, Apple says in its response, but "same unit repairs" aren't possible for all products because of the challenges around disassembling and reassembling devices.
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He became a litigation consultant specializing in patent infringement and technology cases — a job that brought him close to machines again, examining source codes and disassembling smartphones and tablets to study the underlying mechanics.
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"In order to cook an enjoyable meal at work, this woman goes the distance in disassembling a desktop [computer] and putting it back together," one commenter said, according to the South China Morning Post.
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In the quaint town of Billund, Denmark, 30 teens have the ultimate after-school job: disassembling the thousands of creations that will be built each day by visitors to the Lego House, opening September 28.
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The 38-year-old, a resident of Raleigh, North Carolina, had been trying for months to land a job in technology, a passion dating to his days as a second-grader disassembling flashlights for fun.
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Last year, I visited an electronics recycling center, where I watched a man disassembling what cosmetically looked like pristine MacBook Pro computers—most of them newer than the computer I was using at the time.
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Samsung's new eight-step battery safety check includes: durability testing, visual inspection, X-rays, charge and discharge tests, tests of total volatile organic compounds (TVOC), disassembling tests, accelerated usage tests, and open circuit voltage tests.
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Her brother Milo's shiftless and sensitive nature disrupts the patriarchal lineage, so it's Jessa who learns the precise and grisly art of disassembling dead things and putting them back together under their father's scrutinizing tutelage.
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As the crew began disassembling the set around him, Peter Mattei, the acclaimed baritone singing the title role for the first time, stayed onstage, negotiating his dying gesture with the director, the artist William Kentridge. ….
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As the crew began disassembling the set around him, Peter Mattei, the acclaimed baritone singing the title role for the first time, stayed onstage, negotiating his dying gesture with the director, the artist William Kentridge.
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As Curtis was disassembling a module that appears to have been added to the Buchla Model 100 after it was delivered to the school, he noticed a crystal-like residue stuck under one of the instrument's knobs.
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On another recent flight out of Portland, Nicole—the woman whose breast milk set off the bomb squad—was stopped in security to have her breast pump examined, which involved a TSA agent fully disassembling the pump.
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You do not have hours and hours to commit to staring at a screen, navigating a fantastical virtual world, slaying monsters or flying spaceships or disassembling androids or whatever the fuck the Next Big Game demands of you.
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Brookfield Properties, which now has a 99-year lease on the building, intends to remodel the lobbies as part of a building-wide renovation, disassembling and perhaps donating the pieces to an outside group, if one presents itself.
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However, the current president, hell-bent on disassembling his predecessor's legacy, has vacated Obama's executive fiat with an executive fiat of his own — rolling back the restrictions and again making available certain surplus military equipment to police departments.
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After the turbulent 2016 campaign, most Republicans were willing at the start of the year to set aside any uneasiness about the uncensored celebrity president to pursue their goals of repealing Obamacare, cutting taxes, and disassembling the regulatory state.
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North Korea proposed to "permanently dismantle" its main nuclear complex, but only if Washington took "corresponding" measures, and the statement lacked concrete steps like submitting an inventory of the North's nuclear assets and then disassembling them under international inspection.
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In this version of the story, Apple pocketed a cool $21.65 million for its efforts, and lots of this recycling was done by Liam, its just-revealed recycling robot which is capable of disassembling 240 million iPhones per year.
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In this city, any boy on the street has two numbers on the tip of his tongue, his age and his best time for disassembling and reassembling a Kalashnikov rifle, a skill that is taught in schools from age 13.
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If someone knows the answer, I would love to hear it because right now I'm still operating on a pre-Switch teardown universe where people have started disassembling them and maybe someone has cracked that mystery, but for now, no.
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That meant disassembling my life and packing up the things that had surrounded me in my house for almost a decade, including my dog's favorite toy and blanket and the sweatshirt I was wearing as I held her when she died.
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Once Iran meets the other demands of the deal, like disassembling more than 13,000 centrifuges, the major powers agreed they would give it access to $100 billion in frozen assets from oil sales and allow it to do business again with the world.
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Earlier this year, three former and current officials from the Department of Homeland Security spoke out about the agency, warning that President Donald Trump was quietly disassembling two task forces that had been established in response to Russian interference in the 2016 Presidential election.
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Instead of trying to construct a comprehensive agreement, they should instead handle it like the task of shifting a bulky piece of IKEA furniture through a narrow doorway – disassembling it into manageable pieces, and carrying each section through with the approach that suits it best.
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Ultra-potent synthetic heroin is spreading across America Ultra-potent synthetic heroin is spreading across America The autopsy suite at the coroner's office in Cincinnati has all the necessary equipment for disassembling a corpse, from an array of scalpels and blades to a pair of pruning shears.
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I've watched countless videos on how to clean up the plastics on old video game consoles that have yellowed over the years, but Odd Tinkering goes so much further in this 15-minute video that condenses over 20 hours of detailed disassembling, scraping, soaking, scrubbing, and cleanup work.
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If you're interested in the specifics of the research on the aforementioned dongle, Argus has a deep breakdown of their methodology here, from disassembling the companion app, to poking holes in the device's security, to actually shutting down one of their own vehicles while it was in motion.
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Mr. Church said four companies would be involved in the investigation: GLY Construction, the general contractor on the building; Morrow Equipment, which owned the crane; Northwest Tower Crane Service, which was disassembling it; and Omega Rigging and Machinery Moving, whose mobile crane was being used to lower detached sections.
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At first, it appeared that Mr. Berdymukhammedov might move in a different direction after he began disassembling the personality cult built around the eccentric Mr. Niyazov, who had named days of the week after family members and constructed a gold statue of himself that rotated to face the sun.
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That may mean the retirement of either the W76-1 or W88, but could also involve taking reserve warheads and disassembling those; the official said that trade-off is under discussion as the program develops, noting: "We don't have to decide today whether to retire them or not."
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" The company adds that it's continuing to invest in environmentally friendly recycling efforts, like its Liam bot for disassembling iPhones, as well as "pioneering a closed loop supply chain where products are made using only renewable resources or recycled material to reduce the need to mine materials from the earth.
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While I did break the phone while I was disassembling it (the screen was also riveted on in a few spots), I was unwilling to cut through the metal to see underneath the shield, primarily because I didn't want to start a fire in the VICE office by puncturing the battery.
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The Emerging Workforce of the 21st Century While Silicon Valley companies are certainly contributing to job loss by eliminating face-to-face doctor's visits in healthcare and disassembling the brick-and-mortar model in retail, they are also pioneering training practices to develop the type of talent that the digital economy demands.
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This, of course, is pretty obvious when looking at the sheer variety of subject matter that Oozy tackles, such as Kill Bill character Gogo Yobari's infamous death scene, where blood pours out of her eyes, or a robot from Ghost in the Shell disassembling almost like an image one might see in a user manual.
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Referring to the Turkish-Kurdish military conflict on one hand, and the Syrian civil war on the other, Erdoğan writes: The conflicts in the east of the country, often increase the severity of the pressures applied to these neighborhoods … Long term projects such as urban transformation are being introduced and disassembling the culture created in these neighborhoods.
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It was obvious to me even the first few times I had the dream that my subconscious was disassembling The Handmaid's Tale — first one of my favorite books and then one of my favorite TV shows — and reassembling it to cope with a reality I was still barely able to think about, not without feeling my very self split apart into atoms.
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The State Department also announced Saturday a plan to cut off aid to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador — three Central American countries Trump accuses of deliberately sending migrants to the U.S. "What we need to do is focus on what's happening in Central America, where three countries are disassembling before our eyes and people are desperately coming to the United States," Democratic Sen.
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Rather than taking back the country from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, this well funded and coordinated effort is setting back the Democrats and disassembling a few of our government institutions at the same time.
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In total, I spent about 90 minutes a day pumping, and though I could type on my laptop during some of that time thanks to the hands-free bra I purchased, I was still losing hours every week assembling, disassembling, and cleaning tiny parts — hours I could have spent working, playing with my baby, talking to my husband, or catching up on much-needed sleep.
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