What does a number offer you that this icon cannot?
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And Odyssey does a number of cool things with that.
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The curved display also does a number on those viewing angles.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Adam Fromm's puzzle does a number on us.
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But it does a number of unusual things for Porsche Design handsets.
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This is a fake media that does a number - think of it.
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The 4K UHD screen option does a number on the X1 Carbon's battery life.
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If we eat six oysters and we keep that water, it does a number on our stomach.
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Why does a number four char barrel make bourbon taste better than a two or a three?
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But the game also does a number of smart things to alleviate the problems inherent to the genre.
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Winter does a number on my skin, so I am always looking for great products that really work.
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"I think social media does a number on our self-image and puts us in this constant state of comparison," she says.
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It's just so real, but it also does a number on you and you have to recover from scenes like that, for sure.
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First developed in the seventeenth century by the Italians—their clear, open vowels suited it perfectly—bel canto does a number of felicitous things at once.
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A good stock price does a number of things for a company, but one key element is keeping morale high and helping Facebook attract new talent.
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The cold similarly does a number on the iPhone's LCD display, but instead of slowing the speed of a chemical reaction, it slows down the movement of the liquid crystals.
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When she earned Employee of the Month in 1999, the moniker made it onto her plaque: But carrying elderly patients for nearly two decades does a number on one's back.
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Trick Daddy has an explanation for his recent mug shot that's giving some folks a laugh ... he suffers from an incurable disease that really does a number to his appearance.
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While it does a number on your battery (which I'll get to later), the high refresh rate feels so smooth and quick that I didn't want to switch back to 53Hz.
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The best gardening glovesGardening isn't for the faint of heart — pulling weeds, tilling the earth, and digging up roots is sweaty work, and it really does a number on your hands.
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But Pelosi creating a slot for her does a number of things: it helps placates the progressive base, diversifies Democrats' leadership slate, and gives House liberals another advocate in a high place.
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Getting that stock price up does a number of things for the company, including helping it pitch potential candidates with better compensation packages and keep activist investors away from agitating change in the company.
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" Twitter claims it does a number of things to try and prevent spam and bots from circulating information online, and it promised to "roll out several changes" in how it handles bots and "suspicious tweets.
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Lessig does a number of case studies of three types of successful hybrids.
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Australian Skeptics Convention held in Sydney, November 2014. Kruszelnicki speaking on "Great moments in science". Kruszelnicki does a number of weekly radio shows. His hour-long show on ABC radio station Triple J has been going on in one form or another since 1981.
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The NSS unit of the college is a very active one which does a number of Social Service activities in and out of the college. It Conducts campaigns to make students aware of the society. Assistant professor Jinu Baby is the program office of the unit, Sajin James and Sumayya s are the volunteer Secretaries of the unit.
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The dance is performed freestyle usually by one dancer at a time in front of the band. Women participate in the dance by standing in lines to the side and sing/shout verses while the men dance. Each lad does a number of points (dance phrases) typically 4 to 8 without repetition. Each point consists of 4 parts, each lasting 4 counts.
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The novel was awarded the German Young People's Literature Award and was also released as an audio book. Dische's most recent novel was also her most successful. The Empress of Weehawken, Dische's autobiography told from the point of view of her grandmother, was released in 2005 to significant critical acclaim. > This book does a number of things beautifully, even brilliantly.
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Towards the end of the play, the reader finds out that Rose does a number of strange things including putting on perfume and a hair ribbon before going to sleep. Cliff thinks that another man is there, so he forces himself in and looks around expecting to find a lover, but instead finding a collection of men's sweaters in her closet. He soon finds out about her weird collection of men's sweaters. Earlier in the play, Rose recalls a story from her past.
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Many programmers and news admins have outlined the weaknesses of yEnc. It suffers from many of the same flaws as uuencode does, a number of which had already been solved years before by MIME (which addressed the same flaws in uuencode). For example, yEnc requires the strings "=ybegin" and "=yend" to be placed around the encoded file in the message body. Although this is an improvement over uuencode's "begin" and "end", which occur more frequently in normal text, message readers can still encounter the strings outside of attachments (most frequently in discussions about yEnc itself).
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Student groups involved with acting include the Anthony Aston Players which does a number of projects during the school year including campus wide service and charitable events such as Project Pumpkin and Hit the Bricks and presents readings with its Rep Hour program, and produces one-act and full- length plays. Other groups include a student comedy troupe known as the Lilting Banshees, a Christian theatre troupe called the Living Parables, and a multicultural theatre ensemble known as Umoja. Student dance groups include Gotta Dance and Taylor Academy of dance.
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However, he was brave enough to remain loyal to his friends. : Makoto is notable for being one of the few characters to actually change their hairdo over the course of the series, which he does a number of times. ; : : Katsuyuki is the leader of the K.T. Butai (Katsuyuki Tsumoto Fighting Group), a kind of ‘sub-unit’ of the Oni-Baku gang, consisting of Yasuo, Atsushi, Saegusa, Kitamura and numerous other students. He has a hair-trigger temper, and as such can cause a lot of trouble without thinking about it.
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Tertullian is the first writer noted for mentioning Ebion, which he does a number of times, mainly related to the notion that Jesus was a man and not divine. As an example, Tertullian writes, if Jesus "were wholly the Son of a man, He should fail to be also the Son of God, and have nothing more than 'a Solomon' or 'a Jonas,'--as Ebion thought we ought to believe concerning Him."Tertullian, De Carne Christi, 18. In a text called "Against All Heresies", an anonymous work once attributed to Tertullian,See chapter 3 of the work.
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This time Ruby also decides to accompany her father. Ruby is introduced to a man named D.K. by her father and he would like her to marry D.K. Days later, Ruby does a number of misadventures and is rescued by an ape- like man called Tarzan and both fall in love. Tarzan has never interacted with the outside world and cannot speak any language well, but he is intrigued by Ruby, annoying D.K. Ruby's dad and D.K plan to capture Tarzan and take him to work for the Apollo Circus, owned by Krishnakant Verma. Tarzan is captured before Tarzan and Ruby's romance could take wing.
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With dissonant, downtuned bruisers like 'Stacking Bodies' to send mosh pits into full-swing contrasted by more emotionally riveting songs like 'Cold Room', telling the story of the death of a child and the struggle to feel complete as a parent thereafter, Deathgrip devastates with its heaviness, but also does a number on the listener's emotional sensibilities as well. Fit for a King are as furious as we've ever heard them—but ten times more mature, energetic, dynamic and explosive, making Deathgrip an album that, after years of growth, is truly fit for a king." Randy Shatkowski of Antihero Magazine replied "As an album, Deathgrip isn't perfect. It's familiar, often too familiar.
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The 14th-century building of Holy Trinity Church stands on the site of the Saxon chapel St Andrew's and was until 2012 a tourist information centre. Other churches are the Wareham United Reformed Church in Church Street, St. Edward the Martyr Roman Catholic church on Shatters Hill, Wareham Methodist Church in North St. and the Evangelical Church in Ropers Lane. Sections of the churchyard of Lady St. Mary are managed by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, containing as it does a number of graves of servicemen who died in a nearby military hospital during the First World War and others, including those of German and Polish servicemen, from the Second World War.
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As an astronaut, before and after her flight assignments, Fisher did (and does) a number of public appearances per year. Those include official duties — Fisher spoke to visitors at the September 22, 2012 open house of Nasa's Langley Research Center. Those include semi-official duties — Fisher was a special guest at the 99th Indianapolis 500 on May 24, 2015. Those have also included appearances related to both the novelty of her being one of the original six women selected by NASA (Connie Chung interviewed her on the day she was selected) and her former marriage to fellow astronaut Bill Fisher — they appeared together with their daughter Kristin on an August 1983 segment of Good Morning America.
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Over the duration of the film, the behaviour of the meek and mild Tom Grayson alters as a consequence of the constant representation of him, by Commodore Jackson, as "The Notorious Colonel Steele", "the Singing Killer", and the constant attribution, by Jackson, of duelling victories by Grayson to unrelated corpses freshly dragged from the river beside the showboat as "yet another victim of the notorious Colonel Steele, the Singing Killer". The film provides sufficient opportunities for Crosby to sing the Rodgers and Hart songs, including the centerpiece number, "Soon", while Fields gets to tell some outlandish stories. Crosby and Fields worked well together and there is one memorable scene in which Fields tries to tell Crosby how to act tougher. In the film, Crosby does a number of brilliantly engineered sight gags involving a chair and a bowie knife.
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In her review of the manga's first volume for Anime News Network (ANN), Amy McNulty praised the trio of Shiki, Rebecca, and Happy, noting that "Rebecca, who initially comes across as vapid, reveals some depth by volume's end", and that Happy "rounds out the trio nicely, though the manga could use more of his humorous commentary throughout to add more levity." ANN's Faye Hopper described Shiki as "more Tarzan than Luffy", feeling that his unambitious goal of exploring the universe and making friends helped enrich the story, though she added that his act of groping Rebecca "really does a number on [Shiki's] likability". In contrast, ANN's Teresa Navarro found Shiki to be archetypal of other shōnen protagonists. Twinfinite's Carlton McGrone praised the characters' designs for being "meticulously sketched and detailed", adding that Elsie "looks to be an interesting antagonist" based on the manga's early chapters.
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