I talked about the end product, but I didn't talk about the people that are being left behind, and so my parents were... The end product?
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The end product is terrifying, vaguely nauseating, and strangely funny.
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"Because then the end product is that much more satisfying."
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"A noisy restaurant is the end product of a business that helps us have a good time, just as purring is the end product of scratching a cat's chin the right way," he writes.
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"It's just very exciting to see the end product," she says.
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At $2,000, it's a high-end product aimed at VR professionals.
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Not ideal, but the end product seems to be worth it.
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The end product is always much more impactful than one individual.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Innovation is no longer just about the end product.
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We have to wait to see what the end product is.
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CarbonCure said the end product is as durable as regular concrete.
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It's the end product of years of iteration, and it really shows.
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But the true end product, even of the sewing, was more art.
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"John would have been satisfied with the end product," Mr. Bearden said.
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Combining the labor of both countries makes the end product less expensive.
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Far from being an accidental side effect, a noisy restaurant is the end product of a business that helps us have a good time, just as purring is the end product of scratching a cat's chin the right way.
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The platform can host the end product and carry on upgrading the product.
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The end product is a meat analog whose consistency rivals the real thing.
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The end product is a cross between a table setting and a desk.
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But it is their highest-end product, it is their most loyal users.
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In terms of how they feel, like what the end product is like.
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They prefer to buy that end product instead of fiddle with each bit.
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When it comes to the end product, it's a bit of both, really.
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In addition, some companies are becoming investors or buyers of the end product.
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"It took me months to get it to its end product," she said.
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The end product may be buried, burned or spread on fields as fertilizer.
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It's the same principle, only the end product is beams instead of sheets.
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The differences being the size and the cost point of the end product.
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It's about the end product and I want the best guy for the job.
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The end product is a lovely pink doughnut that's unlike anything else we've seen.
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The end product connects using USB rather than SATA and uses less power, too.
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A lot can get lost in translation, leaving the end product flat and flavorless.
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It also hinders your productivity, and your end product may be less than stellar.
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It's remarkable how much the end product resembles the original prototypes and development models.
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It saves me money, is easy to use, and the end product tastes delicious.
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First and foremost, the end product looks gross: That is sub-Domino's quality pizza.
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Though Salah's speed is thrilling, he seldom provides an end product to his galloping runs.
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Her work is rigorous and reaching the end product takes a series of meticulous steps.
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"People tend to think of costume design in terms of an end product," she said.
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The end product of this particular program will be a digital pilot produced by TBS.
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DesignOut of the box, the KEF Q150 bookshelf speakers look like a high-end product.
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But the end product doesn't have much to offer to the world of Star Wars.
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The Tarianas are the logical end product of the clash between society and street culture.
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I think every industry should recognize the hard labor needed to make the end product.
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The end product is still a shoe made with plastic, but less so than before.
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Of course, displays and chips simply go on the inside, allowing the end product to differ.
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The end product could be useful in a number of markets, from medical rehabilitation to manufacturing.
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Deluxe feels like the end product of years spent tinkering to get each song just right.
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So, while many kombuchas start as sweet tea, the end product isn't necessarily high in sugar.
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At his company, Mr. Miranda said, that minimum is in reality a fairly high-end product.
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It took awhile to put together, but I am happy with the end product (absent ABLUSH).
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The end product is a nihilist garbage fire with a fake female-empowerment bow on top.
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As a high-end product, mechanical keyboards usually come with features specific to a use case.
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But the end product of those new voices — coalescing communities and sustained enthusiasm — is very real.
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It's enough to keep me excited for the end product when it belatedly lands next year.
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So it's pretty surprising to see Beats sticking with older standards, especially for a high-end product.
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What's more, not every high-end product has an affordable counterpart that will provide the same effect.
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Yet the millions of articles and stubs that make up the end product are used as fact.
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The thing about prototyping with 23D printers is that the end product doesn't have to look great.
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The end product, called "Here's What Little Girls Are Made Of," is humorous, fun, imaginative — and reassuring.
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The end product, a simple audio record of each speaker, took an extraordinarily coordinated effort to produce.
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I trusted him and I wasn't as sure of what I wanted that end product to be.
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We love it when we can, though, because it almost always leads to a better end product.
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The end product often has some sort of exclusivity at launch, which has not been without controversy.
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That's because with the Inspire and Inspire HR, Fitbit is obliterating its entire lower-end product offering.
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Here are a few signs to watch out for: Good managers are interested in the end product.
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The end product will take more time to develop, but it will have far more business value.
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The end product was the giant Bank of America corporation, today the state's sixth-largest private employer.
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The end product, bacon, is considered by many to be far more interesting than anything Vitalik created.
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In proceduralist literary circles, the strong emphasis on process can sometimes eclipse considerations of the end product.
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Whenever we view an artwork, we only see its final stage, some form of polished end product.
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The end product is far less manic than some of his prior experiments, but no less gripping.
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"Let's see what the end product is; that's what you have to judge it by," Trump said.
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It is about who created it and why as well as how we understand the end product.
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And in real life, the high-end product typically comes with a society dame-worthy price tag.
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But the end product, though tasty, isn't always as nourishing and sustaining as one might have hoped.
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The end product is a youthful and fun cookbook filled with stories, beautiful images, and inventive recipes.
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"They are the same end product," Van Eenennaam said at a dinner earlier this week in San Francisco.
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The people that are producing them are not particularly concerned with the end product or who's using it.
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Hogeg says he is looking to create a high-end product in a vertical where it's sorely missing.
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The band retreated to the studio to record an upbeat single, but the end product was curiously dark.
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The dioxin found in Tropodo is the end product in a chain of malfeasance, carelessness and governmental neglect.
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The film crew switches their angles, and the footage is edited together for the best possible end product.
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The end product would be provided to that specific customer directly, delivered in a format preferable to them.
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All that end-product plastic isn't an unfortunate consequence — like the plastic pellets accidentally released into Texas waterways.
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Each component is a precise mix of ingredients that must blend together for the end product to work.
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Every detail has been carefully scrutinized, creating an end product that Apple hopes will foster even greater innovation.
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This is to suggest that Blue Apron as a company is the end product, which it is not.
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Through rigorous testing and trials we were able to finally come up with the end-product late last year.
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Microsoft's HoloLens is — and will continue to be for some time — a high-end product geared toward commercial users.
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You really get a high-end product directly from the artisan, so it's a win-win in my book.
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With cell-free biology, more of those nutrients could be turned into the end-product that is being produced.
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"But stearin's price increase will affect the industry as a whole in terms of end product prices," he said.
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It's all about evaluating the end product and hopefully being able to produce a better looking product on time.
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And then we have to be responsible for the end product, and put it back to the new input.
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If everyone can lay hands on the end product, why be the mug who pays the up-front costs?
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Making these can be really fun for children and the end product is both safe and enjoyable for dogs.
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The Ora 2 is a slightly more high end product (priced at $189), but it's worth the extra cost.
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"Their challenge is that they don't control the end product as much as Uber and Lyft do," Neveu said.
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You can taste it anytime during the fermentation process, and that's how you'll ensure your end product is delicious.
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Austria's Voestalpine is insulated from the steel cycle by its high-end product portfolio sold on long-term contracts.
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Once a movie wraps, the end product must also be reviewed by the ministry before it is publicly released.
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We're told each piece is one-of-a-kind specifically made for Whitehead ... and he LOVES the end product.
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It's not totally certain that talc, and its end product talcum powder, is safe even in its purest form.
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Essentially, the combination of better genetics coupled with more advanced cultivation techniques have led to a higher quality end product.
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The social component of VizEat is also more explicit, with the end product depending on interaction between hosts and guests.
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If we began focusing on developing flavor in living animals, we could still achieve desirable tenderness for an end product.
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Even then, many of these organizations remained decidedly mixed on the end product despite their disproportionate influence on its creation.
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This process left me with a desire to slow down, forget about the end product, and devote time to learning.
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Alan Blue is a higher-end product with better coverage for companies who want to retain talent using better benefits.
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The end product leaves you with something not dissimilar in size and shape to Nintendo's Switch, but a little smaller.
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However, IaaS adds value at a layer deeper than SaaS, providing the raw building blocks rather than the end product.
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Pet dogs are often provided with a very rich meat-based diet, rendering the end product appealing to some animals.
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Based on the photos from the recent celebration, however, the short hiatus does not seem to affected the end product.
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They say the end product of that lobbying is a new committee analysis recommending the weakening of many key provisions.
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And because the clients and the creative team come up with ideas together, there's more support for the end product.
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It felt to some like a justification for getting rid of what the company saw as a dead-end product.
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So to me, my wife's been very supportive of it, and I even showed her the end product as well.
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The bags showcase the end product of the composting process, and the dirt can be used in flowerpots and gardens.
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Get to stuffing a can of light lager up your bird's bum for a surprisingly juicy and flavorful end product.
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It sounds like Doudna is waiting along with the rest of us to see what the end product is like.
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It is expected to be a higher-end product and has been reported to have engines sourced from German manufacturer BMW.
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The end product resembles sounds that are "in between" other instruments, combined in a way that can only be done digitally.
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"One of evolution's most striking major innovations may be the end-product of a series of many minor innovations," he said.
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In exchange, creators offer rewards to their backers in the form of experiences, limited editions or copies of the end product.
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The end product of the lab will be one television pilot, produced by TBS, that the participant can then shop around.
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But, if the procurement is for a "domestic end product," the place it is manufactured is only part of the analysis.
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It also compares the amount of each batch of material put into a refinery from sealed bags with the end product.
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The round bruises are the end product of a healing technique called cupping, and Phelps isn't the only athlete trying it.
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Ads Partners will develop software and analytic tools for advertisers themselves, while Creative Partners will focus more on the end product.
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But to my mind, it helps a little bit that the end product isn't as egregious as it could have been.
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Stool is the end product of our gut metabolizing our food, and it consists of non-absorbed material, microbes, and water.
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The industry, which has existed since Roman times, has shifted to a higher-end product for export to Europe and America.
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Certainly the way Pirelli conceived the calendar, lo those many years ago, meant it could never entirely control the end product.
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The end product can have, as you point out, the feel of silk, though it can also mimic cotton and velvet.
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Knowing how dough is supposed to feel produces a much better end product than reading about how it's supposed to feel.
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It has to be done eventually, and the end product will be much more effective, but getting there will cost money.
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AMC, the leading US theater chain, didn't take too kindly to a company putting itself between the customer and the end product.
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The end product is often without nuance or context — and does little to challenge what readers might already think about an area.
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Further chemical treatment is needed to produce the drug, and the end product has had difficulty competing with artemisinin derived from plants.
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It will be a decidedly high-end product likely to appeal more to hardcore PC and console gamers than casual media enthusiasts.
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If true, that would resemble the end product of previous investigations into presidents, like independent counsel Ken Starr's report on President Clinton.
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But there remains a level of skepticism necessary when talking about the viability of a high-end product in today's drone market.
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And many of its customers still send the end product to third-party labs for validation, since retailers often insist on it.
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We worked long hours and took considerable pride in our efforts-the drugs, we thought, having little effect on the end-product.
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Navy Capital founder Sean Stiefel says for the burgeoning marijuana industry, the profit isn't in the plant — it's in the end product.
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Ballesteros says he begins the process by drawing the characters' features onto his face so that he can visualize the end product.
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The unequal shape of the end product reflects inequality in the world and outlines the West African countries that supply the beans.
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"I think there's a serious void in the Dumbo market for a high-end product with a reasonable price threshold," he said.
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So that oil pricing has an impact on our end product prices and that changes the psyche a little bit in the marketplace.
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Because neither of these strategies promise a specific end product, Patreon artists get more flexibility than they would on a platform like Kickstarter.
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"I think fundraising for an ephemeral program like an artist residency that may lack a clear end product can be tricky," Hinman said.
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This insignia is no doubt part and parcel of the end product, however it's the serene feeling of the place that stands out.
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By creating his own machines and testing different methods, he has picked apart the chocolate making process to find an ethical end product.
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This allowed for a more cohesive end product and a more unified feeling than the members felt they had via 2013's Dawning.
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That was one of the reasons I wanted to come: to have a good end product, you need to begin with good ingredients.
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In Philadelphia and its surrounding areas, the preference has become for the end product to take on a less-firmly set, slushy texture.
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The new handsets follow the company's 2499th anniversary iPhone X announced at last year's product event and extend Apple's high-end product line.
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With Daydream, Google is clearly targeting Facebook's entry-level beachhead in VR (the Oculus Rift, the company's high-end product, runs on a PC).
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" June called it "a biomedical duel on progress between China and the United States, which is important since competition usually improves the end product.
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The end product has the ability to reproduce itself through self-pollination because the rice plant flowers contain both the male and female organs.
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We believe in the beauty of the process and of flaws just as much as its "end product," if there is such a thing.
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And she enjoys what she calls "maintaining the halo," or keeping a connection to the end product — making sure her unique style is present.
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Once we are happy with the design, we send the file out to a 3D printing service bureau to produce the final end product.
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The agreement is akin to a processing deal, whereby Shell brings in the feedstock and handles the end product, one of the sources said.
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But his biggest complaint was that the governor's team had failed to lay the groundwork for the end product and provide context for it.
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Like Red Hat, Cloudera has reserved some important enterprise features — security, performance and business analytics — for its higher-end product, called Enterprise Data Hub.
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Additionally, a software-based upgrade may improve the attractiveness and reliability of the end product if the upgrades generated a constantly improving driving experience.
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Even if Mueller can do his job unimpeded, the Justice Department could interfere with the end product: the special counsel's report on its findings.
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I have no idea how to get somebody to join Prime, to do this, to get my end product which is a creative thing.
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"Putting it in your hand and feeling it, you know, you're dealing with something more of a toy than a high-end product," D'Onofrio explained.
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He also highlights the importance of improving quality control for Huawei's consumer electronics products from the development and innovation stage to the end-product phase.
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"The fact that there are not a lot of sofas in each container tends to lean toward a higher-end product of quality," he said.
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I always wondered why two people with large noses thought reproducing would be a good idea, but it happened, and I was the end product.
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The end product was substantially different from the cheese they put in, but this was likely the first time anyone had tried something like this.
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Sometimes the end product of such a metabolic pathway is something humans have a use for, such as a hormone, an antibiotic or a pesticide.
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The end product has 4.5% alcohol content and supposedly looks and tastes like any normal beer you'd buy in the store or at a bar.
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What Violent Hues did was publish a tourism guide for a commercial event and include the Photo to make the end product more visually interesting.
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So, do you hire somebody differently if they're focused on a back-end product versus front-end or if they're more business-centric versus not.
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Changing this narrative, Evans argues, is essential to remaking the tech world to include both a more diverse workforce and a more diverse end product.
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Mr. Glaser said he felt the use of Iceland in the video and the other mistakes in the rollout prejudiced people against the end product.
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When we see or hear or read the end product of true creativity, he said, we will experience four emotions: surprise, stimulation, satisfaction and savoring.
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But the end product may not end up looking a whole lot different from its predecessor: It'll probably still be puffy and white, according to Ross.
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Consider finding a high-end product that normally cost more than you want to spend, being discounted down to the price you would have paid anyway.
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And I felt that as a producer, my opinions could really come into play more and I could exert some more control over the end product.
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Next, Djawadi joins Weiss and Benioff for a painstaking screening where they discuss, edit and tweak the details — hence: why the end product is so flawless.
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The step-by-step curriculum takes you from beginner to advanced lessons, claiming to give you an end product that's a fully functional music streaming service.
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Jaz drives were sold as a high-end product compared to Zip and could hold 1GB to 2GB amounts of storage, decently impressive at the time.
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In order to understand how a material went from initial discovery in the mine to end product, a new tool is necessary to monitor operations. Myneral.
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The problem with the USDA's current set of guidelines is that it doesn't consider the end product, but rather the processes used to make the product.
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There has been much chatter in Washington that Mueller was working on some kind of a report that would be the end product of his investigation.
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And obviously we have a reference design, we have a high end product with Razor H which has actually gained a lot of traction for us.
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Monaghan claims he shelled out a total of $53,840 for the job, but eventually came to find a bunch of defects and a substandard end product.
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So this measure shows the value we get for all that electricity, since the verified transaction (and our confidence in it) is ultimately the end product.
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Federal law dictates what types of ingredients can be used in compounded drugs, but nobody is required to test whether the end product is safe and effective.
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After modeling their end product in design and drafting software, they extruded the cheese at slow (four milliliters per minute) and fast (12 milliliters per minute) rates.
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"When we explored branding and packaging, one of the requirements was that the end-product would be something that you would see at Whole Foods," he said.
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When I baked the cake sculptures for MOCA, it was purposeful because every end product presented something of interest to them, so they preserved all of them.
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The end product was a new range of services that supported the blind, was more sensitive to women with children and culturally relevant for female slum dwellers.
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When we first look into developing a figure, we consider many more options than could ever make it into the actual end product (simply due to cost).
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"There wasn't really any high-end product [for lacrosse mesh]; everyone used the same product," said Mike Kenneally, vice president and co-founder of East Coast Dyes.
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Well, my aim is to create clothing or fabric that is ultimately made in the UK, so that means from the raw material to the end product.
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The U.S. government is capable of producing these assessments, and the end product will be better if American industry has an opportunity to share its own data.
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But with goals from Boateng (his first for Die Mannschaft) and the impressive Draxler, Germany eased fears that they might be all talk and no end product.
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It means I have the ability to change pieces as I go and sometimes the end product can turn out quite different to what I originally thought.
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The parents offered to buy the regular one, or they could give him that money instead and he could pay the difference for the higher-end product.
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After a process of purification, "the end product ... can go straight into a vehicle to produce a net zero fuel that has zero carbon footprint," says Feilder.
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"We think brands will continue to allocate to Foot Locker a high-end product assortment which includes many styles consumers can't find anywhere else," the report said.
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As Poole explains, Apple has been able to get impressive results from its end-to-end product strategy where it designs the iPhone's hardware, software, CPU, and more.
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The end product will emphasize user privacy and integration into mobile messaging apps, including WhatsApp and Signal — two apps that use Marlinspike's end-to-end encrypted Signal Protocol.
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In such a subjective field, with no objective measures of competency or qualification ahead of whether viewers actually watch the end product, millions of people take a shot.
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Gun violence is the calculated end product of a whole chain of money and power, which thrives on these tragedies and needs them to happen to make money.
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We visited the company, based in Tel Aviv, which is an end-to-end product that offers hardware and software so businesses can deliver their goods via drone.
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Together with a community in the western highlands of Guatemala, we developed this app to ensure the end product would be something farmers liked and would actually use.
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We're told this was a Hail Mary job for OBJ -- who had gotten his whip customized at a different shop, but was NOT happy with the end product.
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Temenos is likely betting on both its Kony acquisition and its previous acquisition of Avoka to produce a strong front-office offering to complement its back-end product.
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While other venues crafted clear identities and public facing images for themselves, Konspiracy was a collection of random thoughts and ideas that somehow produced a fantastic end product.
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It has its faults of course -- as any gargantuan effort is bound to have -- but the overall end product satisfies and stays with you in so many ways.
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"More than half of my research effort, the end product, will be molecular photo fitting," said Shriver, who offered one example of why there is interest in this application.
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He drew from the decade's biggest trends — synth-pop, modern R&B, New Wave — but melded them together with such ease as to make the end product feel timeless.
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He also says he loves "very nascent, stigmatized markets" and is well aware of the standards that users expect of them, particularly when the end product is more costly.
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"Most modern mills can blend lower quality grains with higher quality and get the right end-product," said a purchasing manager at one of Southeast Asia's biggest flour mills.
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Ultimately its most damning weakness is price where the $200 controllers and $79 third camera sensor put the already $599 Rift headset in a distinctively high-end product category.
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Palm stearin is widely used in Malaysia to make soap noodles, a basic form of soap bought by manufacturers who use it to produce their own branded end product.
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You can learn things from following the Padres, which is an achievement of some kind, even—and perhaps especially—when the end product will lose a shitload of games.
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Since the Flat was the connoisseur's oyster (this was back in the day when everything European was ipso facto better), it would give Maine a unique high-end product.
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What was supposed to be the first real reform in 13 years is in the process of being watered down, and even worse, the end product could be unpassable.
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This is Square Enix simply showing off some of the assets you'll see in its end product—come the full game, Noctis won't suddenly transform into a scaly reptile.
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Intel "exited the end-product wearables area in 2017," according to a company spokeswoman, and has pivoted to data analysis used to inform retailers and brands, among others. Will.i.
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Many critics, including community groups, journalists and most of the House committee, appeared to view the proposal as the end product of the reform process instead of the beginning.
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"The end product results from keeping a family from breaking apart," says Daniell, who wants to create a design that can be replicated by other organizations around the country.
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But the impact of climate change on such a hardy and high-end product is a measure of how global warming is beginning to challenge how we grow food.
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The Microsoft announcement is interesting because it's been clear from the start HoloLens is — and will continue to be for some time — a high-end product geared toward commercial users.
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It was just a long process of figuring out how to handle the development in a way that we felt like we would be very proud of the end product.
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There's something incredibly satisfying about the shot-from-above recipe video format, particularly when it ends with a surprising reveal of the end product (and/or a gooey cheese pull).
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"And then when I heard afterwards that she didn't like it, that she seemed to not like the process, and she did not like the end product either," he continued.
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Before the new, back-end product known as an API, users couldn't pay a friend through Venmo for a restaurant bill with money they had in a start-up bank.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY SVI's business profile is supported by its focus on the growing and less volatile non-traditional end-product segment, which offers wider margin than the traditional EMS segment.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Thursday it will acquire U.S.-based luxury appliances maker Dacor Inc, seeking to boost high-end product sales.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY All that glitters This guy walks us through every step in making an engagement ring, and the journey is just as neat as the end product.
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The end product is a generation that has waited longer to marry and start a family and take on the costs accompanied with those responsibilities such as buying a home.
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The end product of the merger has been a bit of a mystery, but new research published this week in Astrophysical Journal Letters suggests the collision generated a tiny black hole.
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"Focus on process over end product, long-term goals of competence and independence over the short-term rewards of stepping in to 'help' and make our kids' lives easier," she said.
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Lactose intolerant people may even be able to eat Greek yogurt, since the live bacteria cultures used to produce it feed on sugar and leave little lactose in the end product.
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Lighting, air quality, humidity and pests can all play a massive role in the end product, so growing weed may be pretty easy, but growing great weed can be pretty taxing.
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And women's history was clearly on a number of designer minds, whether the end product was seen via a computer, as I viewed some collections before I arrived, or in person.
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My end product might have been better if I had been less shy about asking more questions of the editing team during revisions or found a mentor in the crossword community.
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But the end product doesn't distinguish between responses on the creative, corporate or retail side, or the mass market versus the designer sector, which logic dictates have some different structural challenges.
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Unlike dyes made of onion skins or flowers — where the end product often closely resembles the color of the material — the dye of avocado seeds is "very magical," Ms. Pombo said.
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Some of them did end up in the Trump administration's blueprint for reducing drug costs, though the connection between the end product and the proposals Novartis provided to Cohen is unknown.
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I think I redid one of the corners — not that I really made the end product any better, but so that I could say I had a hand in filling the grid.
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The former's video game meets TV show approach sounds a lot like 2013's Defiance, and that was so much hot garbage—but perhaps the end product here will be rather different.
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Google is thinking about making the ad-blocker – and has discussed the idea with others in the advertising industry — but the end-product might not be as threatening as it first sounded.
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Pinterest keeps tabs on all that activity and helps its partners track those users throughout the buying cycle, eventually trying to point them to an end-product they may want to purchase.
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The larger, more expensive Edge phone made up over half of Galaxy S7 sales, improving profitability for the lineup, while Samsung also benefited from a streamlined mid-to-low-end product range.
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The end product of that was the towering header Pogba scored in the quarterfinals against Iceland, a team that overpowered England in aerial duels when they met in the first knockout round.
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Artists are not always ones to reveal their process, but when they do, the slow build from planning stage to last-minute details can be just as beautiful as the end product.
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However, Hong Kong puts no duties on jewelry, meaning it can be a relatively the cheap city to buy this high-end product, though a Cartier Love bracelet will still cost $42,228.
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The end product, US military insiders think, is 100 percent alert capability in the event of a North Korean attack — a somewhat confusing concept considering an alert would demand action before an attack.
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But I look at the end product, the devices that electronics companies produce and sell, and I can't help but wonder if it isn't easier to build better things as a private company.
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"We actually would like for the price of raw marijuana to come down, because we are believers that the margin, like alcohol, is going to be captured in the end product," Steifel said.
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My first question about the event wasn't just what the end-product might be (it would have to be good, after all), but what was going through the heads of these 200 people.
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Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, went on Joe Rogan's podcast Thursday night, and if you know anything about these people, the end product is pretty much exactly what you'd expect.
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"We purchase large rolls from mills and our equipment cuts and packages them into the designated end product like toilet paper or kitchen towels, depending on the quality of the paper," he said.
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Negotiations are reportedly ongoing between producers Larry Gordon and Lloyd Levin, who own the rights to the films, and movie studio Millennium, but the end product is set to be an R-rated refresh.
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True, enclosed shaft drives are more complex (and costly) to manufacture, but for owners, the end product is quieter, cleaner, less prone to damage, and requires zero maintenance over the lifetime of the bike.
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Her exasperated sighs, panicked energy, and crazed stares into her recreations when the end product doesn't meet her expectations make up the self-destructive passion that everyone's felt at least once in their lives.
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The current version of the app was built by 30 engineers, while the redesigned app is the end product of over 300 engineers, says Haider Sabri, director of engineering for Uber's driver experience team.
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This was one of the major issues that Magic Leap was claiming they had solved with their display technology, though it's unclear what of their research is actually making it into the end product.
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Early last year, before the stock market began its fall, the CEO of Pulte Group, Richard Dugas, said the company would focus more on high-end product, because that is where the demand is.
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"There's a lot of high-end product on the market now, so people have a choice," said David von Spreckelsen, the president of Toll Brothers City Living, New York, which is developing the building.
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With Mnuchin negotiating directly with Pelosi, there was less room for Republicans to weigh in on the legislation being drafted in real time, and rank-and-file members felt blindsided by the end product.
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Wine producers in this prized territory debate the impact on the end product, but there is a general acknowledgment that the heat and hail and the extreme weather in between present an annual challenge.
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"People say, 'Oh, you're really progressive,' or people say, 'You're crazy to be on this platform with such a high-end product,'" says Mr Staub of Moritz Grossmann, which also has a Chrono24 "boutique".
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It's a solid script, a savvy director, attention to detail, and excellent casting — and the end product adds up to more, rather than less, than the sum (both literally and figuratively) of its parts.
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I'm skeptical about the performance of this tech (after all, how well can in-fridge cameras handle confusing data like torn labels and mysterious Tupperware?), but at least the end product could be useful.
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Plus, with dozens of new Windows laptops that are premium and still cost under $1,000, Apple is losing out on potential customers who want to save money but still want a high-end product.
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Fox's live telecast of the classic musical required a lot of moving parts to work seamlessly, and while there were some hitches in the plan (namely, the weather forecast), the end product was still impressive.
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Scientists like Alison Van Eenennaam, a geneticist at the UC Davis, have advocated for a more consistent framework across agencies that looks instead at the end product rather than the method used to create it.
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Rather, this tour is like the end product of her statements to Oprah all those years ago: to keep their private life private, they may have had to mythologize what they do share with us.
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"Sam's Club's unique, high-end product selection meets the demand from China's increasing affluent consumers for high-quality, imported products and has already proven popular in the Chinese cities where it has stores," Liu said.
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The end product is to see, if there is a mutation in one of those genes, there may be a possibility that the person is at higher risk for cardiovascular problems like cardiomyopathy or arrhythmia.
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The phone in your hand is the end-product of an even more convoluted chain; one that relies on human labor from mines in Africa, assembly lines in China, and standing desks in San Francisco.
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But, Ava is sidestepping that whole way of doing things by taking straight ethanol and mixing it with chemical flavour compounds like ethyl hexanoate, which would give the end product notes of pineapple, for example.
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Because the chain is much smaller with the new data and the input of a machine, so you can actually optimize that level, and be responsible for the product from input to the end product.
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"What we're doing with the new product, which is called Connect, is automating those aspects which we have provided with the high-end [product], and are making it easier to deploy and run," Ghosemajumder said.
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The first is a system engineered to kick out multiple therapeutic proteins in response to programmed (chemical) cues, while the second is a millimeter-scale microfluidics production platform for actually producing the biologic end product.
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Paul Bertone To me it wasn't really a radical departure from what Halo already was, but I think a lot of people, because they're not in my mind, found it hard to envision the end product.
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A torrent of angry backers also initially flooded the company's Facebook page back in the fall due to severe shipping delays and an end product that feels half-baked and desperately lacking third-party app support.
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" Furthermore, he finds the entire process of creation interesting, and "seeing how hard everyone works to grow a piece of art is incredibly motivating ... [and that] the process deserves as much appreciation as the end product.
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Even still, Foxconn has scaled back plans from what was originally announced in late 2017 when it indicated it would build large flat screens, the types used in big screen televisions and other high end product.
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At a major Korean tire maker, a person with knowledge of the matter - speaking on condition of anonymity - said raw materials price increases are typically reflected in end-product prices two or three months down the line.
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He's known for making iconic images out of wacky materials, like the Mona Lisa rendered in peanut butter and jelly or Manet's A Bar at the Folies-Bergére collaged from magazine clippings, then photographing the end product.
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What sets it apart from either of these is that it's not primarily an end product for users, it's a tool for professional artists to create something between an animated film and a moving, three-dimensional comic.
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As one of the only designers at the time with a keen understanding of the mode of production behind the end product, contemporary designers and critics alike heralded her as one of the most innovative working artists.
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The end product is the result of a long process of carefully selecting input data, tweaking mathematical parameters, and then sifting through the results to find the very best examples of whatever it is you're looking for.
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If at all possible, touch your yarn before you buy it, because not only are you going to spend an inordinate amount of time with it, you're also going to want to actually like the end product.
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It's not like studios, where you're spending $50 million, or $100 million, or $200 million — there's so much money at stake, so people are going to protect their investment more, which tends to homogenize the end product.
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Whatever the rationale for the change, it doesn't seem to have affected the end product, an episodic film with a first-rate cast, including Zoe Kazan, Tim Blake Nelson, Liam Neeson, Tyne Daly, Tom Waits, and James Franco.
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But if it becomes a reality, the end product would likely be very friendly towards advertisers and media companies, and adhere to industry standards that are currently being hashed out, said Coalition for Better Ads' counsel Stu Ingis.
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Emily is a Software Engineer at Condé Nast Britain, and co-founder & Managing Director of women in tech network DevelopHer UK. Her technical role involves back-end services, infrastructure ops and tooling, site reliability and back-end product.
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But keep in mind that Society6 keeps 90 percent of purchase earnings, meaning that even if someone sells a more high-end product at full price, like a $120 comforter, the seller only gets $12 of that money.
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This is what Rose Eveleth asks in her new column, Design Bias: tech is reflective of the people who build and design it, which means that if the builders lack a diverse perspective, so will the end product.
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"If we want to go up to the end-product will need at some point to take over a business, create a new one or launch a transformation unit," Limagrain Chief Executive Damien Bourgarel told a news conference.
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"If we want to go up to the end-product will need at some point to take over a business, create a new one or launch a transformation unit," Limagrain Chief Executive Damien Bourgarel told a news conference.
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"One of the biggest lessons that I've learned throughout my career is how important the work is, how important not just the end product is, but the actual craft, doing the work, inventing within the work," Dorsey says.
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"They are trying to force end-product manufacturers here to use more American content by making it more expensive for them to use Chinese content," said William Reinsch, a trade expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Unlike Project Valerie's extra screens that have an automated mechanism to slide behind the primary display, the DIY model simply folds the side monitors on top of the regular laptop when closed, resulting in a far thicker end product.
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Apple has also created an all-new internal team, called the Pro Workflow Team, dedicated to coordinating efforts across the company's hardware and software teams to better ensure the end product meets the needs of the core target audience.
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"The industry ... has really been made to do one more loop ... not only (to) make the end product safe enough but also make the testing secure," Nobelius said from the backseat of the autonomous Volvo car at AstaZero's track.
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These days we tend to see power less as the rightful inheritance of the world's winners (us!) and more as the end product of a disgraceful cycle of opportunists oppressing their way to the top of the human heap.
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The flagship Mate 10 Pro that was to be introduced is Huawei's most high-end product to date, equipped with its own AI-powered chips that Huawei says process data much faster than those used by Apple and Samsung.
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If you struggle with winged eyeliner, this kit can really help, even though it is a bit time consuming, you do have to go through a few steps, but I think that the end product is totally worth it.
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"In the case of a multicomponent product, the relevant 'article of manufacture' ... need not be the end product sold to the consumer but may be only a component of that product," justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote in the court's unanimous opinion.
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A pinned post shares info about software called FakeApp that anyone can use to splice together porn with celebrity videos, resulting in a manipulated end product that can depict public figures (or anyone else) engaging in sex acts that never happened.
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This video by Super Deluxe, a self-described "community of creative weirdos making videos," takes us through the vinyl record manufacturing process: everything from cleaning the materials in the preparation sink to the shiny end product spinning on a record player.
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"It's just concerning to me that the Navy could craft their end-product proposal, having it essentially ready to come up here, and then call a few conversations with tribal leaders consultation," Haaland, the daughter of two military parents, said.
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When that happens, farmers may receive a smaller share of the total food dollars from that sale of canned cranberry sauce because it needs additional cooking and processing, as well as marketing and advertising by the company selling the end product.
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Although hemp is not as strictly regulated by the Colorado government because the end product lacks a psychoactive component, this relaxed attitude doesn't translate to federally regulated financial institutions operating in the state, a lesson that Carpio learned the hard way.
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"While it's possible that Apple may replace Intel in some of its lower-end product lines, we think it will be difficult for Apple to completely replace Intel by 2020, especially on its higher-end offerings," said Summit Insights group analyst Kinngai Chan.
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With the shoretrooper, his focus was on having the most accurate costume possible as fast as possible, using all available reference materials as he sculpted each part — first in foam, and then in clay — with the end product cast in flexible fiberglass.
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The company ultimately failed to really differentiate the Session form factor and despite an ambitious introduction it just kind of ended up becoming the company's low-end product that didn't work with any of the existing GoPro accessories that were being sold.
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One of these nuggets of veracity concerns the group Black Hippy, for when all four members of the Californian collective come together, it's certain that the end product will take the form of some cold-ass, sharp-edged, and on-point shit.
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Google is simultaneously pursuing both a lower-end product with its Google Cardboard headset and a higher-end device through its investment in Magic Leap, which contributed to the $793 million in funding announced recently, and its $1.4 billion in funding to date.
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Renaming Google Research into Google AI is a specific change that brings a division whose name might have previously had more general and academic connotations ("research") into one that is now named much more specifically, and with an end product in mind ("AI").
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The end product is a screen with around four boxes that an employee can choose a health care plan, which makes sense as companies reach into the hundreds or thousands of employees and the process of signing on gets more and more complex.
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"We expect the petrochemical sector's net income to grow between 60-70 percent from the previous year with the mixed feedstock producers ... being the best performers as they benefit from higher end-product prices," said Jassim al-Jubran, analyst at Saudi's Aljazira Capital.
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The cattlemen argue that "meat" should only come from animals who've "have been born, raised, and harvested in the traditional manner," even if the end-product of cell-cultured meat is the same as meat from an animal who was raised and slaughtered.
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What makes this rice so "special" is that before frying, you'll dry it out ever so carefully by laying it out in an even layer in front of a fan so that the end product is just the right amount of crunchy.
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Another would build a small, solar-powered sewage-treatment plant for about 5,000 homes near the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis, selling the treated but unpotable end product to nearby farmers, whose groundwater has become too salty to irrigate their crops.
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He has already introduced a procedural maneuver that critics see as a way to force fusion into the commission's end product, and some local Democratic officials said Jacobs had encouraged opponents of fusion to speak at the commission's hearing in Albany in September.
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The end product is an ice cream that is luscious, like a frozen whipped mousse, and aromatic — pure, powerful and elemental in its taste, like biting into the platonic ideal of a mango, or melting a piece of toffee on your tongue.
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File under "why does this exist" but also "I don't hate it" – there is literally no reason in seven hells to make a bobblehead of the Night King holding a baseball bat, yet the end product elicits feelings of pleasant surprise and even contentment.
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The end product proved to be clunky, somewhat uncomfortable, and very strange to use in public — the projector technology lived inside two eye-shaped lenses inside the device's headband, so you looked like you were wearing a Star Trek VISOR when you flipped it down.
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A test sled powered by the motor, which will go inside the end-product tubes, ran about 2.5Gs fast for only a couple of seconds on about a third of a mile-long straight track in the desert a little north of Las Vegas.
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"I think this is going to trigger 'Sputnik 2.0', a biomedical duel on progress between China and the United States, which is important since competition usually improves the end product," Carl June, an immunotherapy researcher at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, told Nature News.
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Of course, a scientist can enter a field with the eventual goal of making a ton of money on an end product, but for most basic research, there's years of lab work shared with and reviewed by other scientists before a product hits the market.
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The divergence in prices between the raw materiel and the end product is linked to Chinese blast furnace utilization reaching near-term peak demand for iron ore, just as demand falls on low scrap steel prices, the bank explained in a note released on Sunday.
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Again, the whole goal of supply chain is to get that end product to the shelf or in the case of e-commerce to the front porch and if we have more control of that, we can make the experience better for the customer.
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The executives at AMC and other theater chains clearly saw a company that was attempting to interject itself between their customers and the end product, and they did not take kindly to Lowe's tactics, which amounted to a kind of hostile takeover of the market.
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Throughout, his methodical practice is clearly demonstrated across styles and media, presenting an essential dichotomy between the process of making art as crucial to its very being, and the idea that art is the end product as a vessel for an idea, emotion, or ideology.
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I just haven't been able to use the full capabilities of my home theater — lighting up both the Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos lights on my receiver and TV — and I was excited for Apple to put out a polished, high-end product that got me there.
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"And in terms of high-end product influx into the US, Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets; say in Dubai, and certainly with our project in SoHo and anywhere in New York," Trump Jr. said in the interview.
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"If a company is delivering a high-end product or an item with potential legal or health liabilities, then it might still make economic sense to have a human being oversee the delivery, answer questions, sign forms, and then try to secure future sales," she said.
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But for the video they become the end product, a style unto themselves, creating a lo-fi vibe that's present in the unprocessed aesthetic of the depth capture technique—and in the low poly landscapes, oceans, and pre-worlds the band fly, float, and sail through.
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"Steadily, the end of the supply creation on the back of the China boom is coming to an end, product by product, and that's putting more of a floor under price than perhaps perceptibly existed maybe a year ago," he told a news conference in London.
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But, as we added employees, you know, we had business operations, customer support, back end server engineering, people who do creative stuff, writing, animation, music—the degree of collaboration, so, it wasn't – the end product didn't hit the market in the way that we hoped, let's say.
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Cyclical Credit Profile: The inherently cyclical nature of the commodity chemicals sector means Ineos is subject to feedstock and end-product price volatility, driven by prevailing market conditions, demand/supply drivers - especially with new lower-quartile capacity coming online globally - and customer stocking/de-stocking patterns.
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Additionally, Farley said that while directors will give voice actors the context they need for the scene, some actors might not want to contribute to a project if they knew what the end product was, citing violent video games like Grand Theft Auto as an example.
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I would love to do — again I don't think of the end product like, "Oh, I have to do a period piece, or I have to do a drama" — but I would love to do a period piece, and I would love to do a drama.
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The latest International Energy Agency (IEA) findings show that the growth in energy needs outpaces the growth in energy efficiency — which suggests that we need to rethink the energy mix and focus on the end product being clean, rather than hastily abandoning one source or the other.
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As prominent patent experts have noted, the four-factor test that Apple has proposed disregards important facets of the Supreme Court's ruling, with Apple continuing to argue that the article of manufacture is the end-product for sale rather than a component of a more complex device.
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" Here's a guide to the known knowns surrounding Don Jr. and Russia: We know that in 2008, Trump Jr. told a real-estate conference: "In terms of high-end product influx into the U.S., Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets.
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"I think this is going to trigger 'Sputnik 2.0', a biomedical duel on progress between China and the United States, which is important since competition usually improves the end product," Carl June, an immunotherapy specialist at the University of Pennsylvania, and scientific adviser to the US trial, told Nature.
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Tiffany on Monday said it's examining a $14.5 billion acquisition offer from LVMH, whose high-end product lines, including Louis Vuitton, have been a hit with millennial audiences at a time when many brick and mortar retail companies have struggled to establish and maintain their own brand loyalty.
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Being a designer and a director are the same thing with a different end product; you have a vision, a team of people that contribute, a premiere or catwalk show, reviews... Then you have to see if your film has longevity, if your clothes work off the runway.
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"Right now, all of that is done in the fourth- and fifth-generation planes, but now we can do it in this training system so that when they transition, we have a student that already knows … the tasks required so we can shorten the end-product training," explains Ward.
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With the line between engineered and natural foods blurring thanks to newer techniques such as gene editing, the 408-page report said, regulators need to make their safety focus more on the end-product of the food that's made rather than the nuts and bolts of how it's made.
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However, while we've been out combing Amazon for the next big thing, Orolay quietly became a legit brand — complete with high-end product photography, a vague trefoil logo (nothing to see here, Adidas!), and a host of new puffy-coat styles in the vein of the techy original.
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The end product veers between playful and uncanny (see: flying cowboys tethered to a circus tent in which the band plays), inverting dusty genre familiarity into a kind of psychedelic dissent—more than a wink and a nod to a musical spirit increasingly at odds with its own nostalgia.
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Admitting that you don't have all the answers is scary, but doing so offers up so much more—not only in getting the best end product, but in getting the team to feel that they are an important part of the process (which, bonus, leads to more ownership and accountability).
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It's notable not just because of how well-written and affecting the end product is, but because it's utterly unique for television—how many soft stud characters do you see on TV, or for that matter, how many coming-out stories about black women and the specific culture they're born into?
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Although the protests were originally motivated by Roosh V, the end product in Glasgow was not an attack on Roosh V or on men; rather, it was a coming together of a progressive society to say that it is not acceptable to spread hate speech endorsing sexual aggression and assault.
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As far as the common prohibition on pork goes, Giordano tells me it's possible that since pork creates aconitic acid in your body, combining it with ayahuasca (which contains endolic acid) may release acidic end-product metabolites that are rough on your kidneys—but again, this is only a speculation.
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Cuphead offers you infinite restarts, but it only takes three hits per stage and it's back to the beginning to try again, with no obvious checkpointing – though I'd wager that any longer stages, if they exist in the end product, would offer a pickup point midway through the bucolic bullet hell.
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Festival organizers had adopted "seeing yourself in others" as a theme this year, as a partial curative to the nation's bilious state of affairs, and their ad agency came up with the idea of conveying this theme of empathy via reflective blockheads, with the end product to run before screenings and online.
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Today, a typical end product for a customer of Flybits' services will use insights to upsell a customer by offering financial services; for example, a bank providing an offer of a specific kind of loan or credit card that you are more likely to take; or to offer a loyalty program or rewards for usage.
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If 2013's 6 Feet Beneath The Moon detailed the beginnings of Marshall's journey, third album The OOZ is the moment he becomes submerged in all the heavy gunk—the end product a result of writer's block, the demise and birth of several relationships and the changing landscape of a city crumbling under his feet.
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So their hypothesis was that we as designers would be able to imagine a new startup in the software application space, and then through designing the end product, which is how the Google creative lab works, we'd be able to inspire the engineers and investors that we would need to make the product a reality.
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The development of a Strategic Concept is a laborious process and the end product usually leaves all allies less than satisfied; yet a different approach could provide a small yet diverse group of strategic thinkers under NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg's guidance, with an opportunity to help NATO frame this politically and militarily disruptive era.
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Together with a third paper in Nature by Philippe Jay of the Institute for Functional Genomics at the National Center for Scientific Research in France and his colleagues, these studies provided the first explanation for what tuft cells do: They recognize parasites by means of a small molecule called succinate, an end product of parasite metabolism.
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Perhaps the interest in that incredible debut trailer was partially to blame for derailing the conveyance of how the game worked, as beyond sharing the same location as the end product and the presence of zombies, there's little else to link the events of the clip and what the player was tasked with upon commencing their campaign.
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"Justice Sotomayor was quite careful in drafting the court's opinion to state that the 'only question we resolve today is whether in the case of a multi-component product, the relevant 'article of manufacture' must always be the end product sold to the consumer or whether it can also be an component of that product,'" McKenna said.
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"If the imposition of tariffs is the first bid in negotiating a more level playing field, manufacturers believe the end product must be a new, strategic approach that includes negotiating a fair, binding and enforceable rules-based trade agreement with China that requires them to end their unfair trade practices once and for all," he said.
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It may not be physical or sexual abuse when a director creates a hostile working environment through ranting and yelling at his cast and crew, but it's still emotional abuse, and whether the end product is any good shouldn't justify the means used to get there if those means create psychological scars and a workplace where people are afraid to speak up.
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Again, this is ancient history, but web video used to be a really difficult thing because if you wanted to make this stuff — this is what screwed up a lot of the early web 1.0 companies, they had to support a zillion browsers and a zillion different machines, and then the end product was super crude stuff you waited a long time to watch.
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In light of this criticism, and in an attempt to make sure the end product would be respectful of the Mexican culture it was evoking, Pixar created a group of cultural consultants who advised on the film, including Chicano artist Lalo Alcaraz, playwright Octavio Solís, and Camino Arts' Marcela Davison Aviles; Pixar storyboard artist Adrian Molina, who is of Mexican descent, co-directed and wrote the script.
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On existing shows, the analysts know their stuff, the producers are universally smart and hardworking, each show's set design is lovely, the graphics are good—and yet something happens when people start to put together a show about fantasy football that makes the end product sound like a standard network Sunday morning pregame show, which is the last thing we should be shooting for.
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It's easy to give advice, even if I wouldn't take it myself, so when my graduate students write labored work out of some misplaced sense of obligation, I tell them to write after pleasure and relief; to let writing come to exist as a byproduct of pure need; and not to let an idealized end product twist them away from what they must write, or what they'd write anyway, without a teacher or even a reader — in other words, to be the writers they already are.
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