Instead of managing one or more design teams and then a fabricator, Apple has only to manage the fabricator.
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Trump is a serial exaggerator and fabricator -- about everything.
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He was a fabricator of fronts, the man behind the curtain.
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Anthony, the sole fabricator at Real Antique Wood, shows Tilman his woodworking process.
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Plumber, welder, electrician, roofer, water-plant operator, fabricator, car salesman, landscaper, postal worker.
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"We don't need another fabricator in the White House," Mr. Cooperman said on CNBC.
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A liar, a fabricator, a crazy woman: That is how she describes Ms. Lockhart.
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The relationship between artist and fabricator can be intimate — even, at its best, symbiotic.
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A stone fabricator can then transform your remnant into the vanity top of your dreams.
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I actually often work as a fabricator doing commission work for other artists, executing their ideas.
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Cameron Davies, pictured right: He's described as a no-nonsense fabricator out of San Antonio, Texas.
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Her mother is the personnel coordinator at Alabama Casters and Equipment, a metal fabricator in Birmingham.
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Robert Ferraroni, co-head of Ferra Designs, a metal fabricator, was able to buy a $500,000 laser.
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Her father, NASCAR fabricator Robert Gee, built many winning cars, including one for racing legend Dale Earnhardt.
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He kept a steady job as a sheet-metal fabricator at B&M Roofing in Frederick, Colo.
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The groom, 33, works in Denver as a designer and digital fabricator for Vonmod, a cabinet company.
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Similarly, he expects artificial intelligence to wipe out 210,000 assembler and fabricator jobs and 260,000 customer service representatives.
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Buying a remnant, instead of an entire slab of quartz, from a stone fabricator also cut their costs.
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Being a fabricator seems like a role that I think not a lot of people know about, myself included.
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"Remember this day when the Guardian permitted a serial fabricator to totally destroy the paper's reputation," the tweet read.
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But these days he makes most of his own inventory, with the help of a fabricator, in New Jersey.
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The bride's father is the chief executive of Milgo/Bufkin, an ornamental architectural metal and sculpture fabricator in Brooklyn.
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Formerly an architectural metal fabricator constructing gates and staircases, Giles turned her creative skills to working with softer mediums.
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NOTES: James "Jim" Watson, a travel fabricator for Furniture Row Racing, passed away after having a heart attack Saturday night.
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When he spotted an ad for an acrylic fabricator on the Lower East Side, his wife, Marlyn, saw the potential.
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On Tuesday morning, Wikileaks tweeted: Remember this day when the Guardian permitted a serial fabricator to totally destroy the paper's reputation.
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"Remember this day when the Guardian permitted a serial fabricator to totally destroy the paper's reputation," the WikiLeaks Twitter account posted.
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"In China, the semis fabricator industry is improving slowly as the outbreak is controlled," said analyst He Tianyu at CRU Group.
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Over the years, he'd worked as a motorcycle racer, race car fabricator, race car mechanic, NASCAR crew chief, and limousine driver.
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To create this evolving sculpture of the digital self, Farid is collaborating Vicente Gascó, an artist, product designer, and 3D fabricator.
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It was designed by the Escape Pod, a Chicago-based advertising agency, and produced by local fabricator Nicholas Berg of Ojo Customs.
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In the meantime, Walter Koppelaar, CEO of structural steel fabricator Walters Group, said the uncertainty is making it impossible to bid efficiently.
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She was a brilliant & too-notch builder, engineer, driver, fabricator, and science communicator, & strove everyday to encourage others by her prodigious example.
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She was a brilliant & too-notch builder, engineer, driver, fabricator, and science communicator, & strove everyday to encourage others by her prodigious example.
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I met the regulars -- crew chief Lou Anderson and fabricator Frank Hanrahan, who both stuck by Thompson even when he couldn't make payroll.
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The four types of crafting materials are used with another machine — a Fabricator — that assembles them back together into new and useful items.
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"Jessi Combs: Life at Full Speed" honored her life and accomplishments, highlighting her career as a fabricator, race car driver and TV presenter.
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"In that way it becomes like an archive," he told the assembled group, which included several museum employees as well as the fabricator.
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According to Jay Manning, a metal fabricator at MTM Recognition who handles repairs, the right index finger is the most commonly damaged appendage.
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We also have people like our chief fabricator Matt, who runs this house music collective called Secret Society, so he's curating our DJ talent.
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That would have been after he uncharacteristically left his job as a metal fabricator earlier in the day, according to previous comments from his boss.
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"We accepted the $95 as spot premiums have edged higher after the Portland news and local stocks have declined," a source at a fabricator said.
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Just wait until the arrival of molecular assemblers, a hypothetical fabricator described by nanotechnology pioneer K. Eric Drexler in his seminal book, Engines of Creation.
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After being trucked to downtown LA from the fabricator in nearby Orange County, the Skyslide was hoisted up to the 69th floor deck via helicopter.
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An MSNBC contributor, he was the target of a mudslinging campaign by alt-right media personality Mike Cernovich, a Posobiec ally and fellow Pizzagate fabricator.
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"With Japanese spot premiums hovering near $100 per ton, we want to ask for lower premiums for Q3," a source at a Japanese fabricator said.
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Although Mike was a fine fabricator and an excellent mechanic, he knew nothing about rocketry, and he was constantly running up against his technical limitations.
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"You tell him I'm taking his fabricator and his cryptography equipment, and he can handwrite notes to his friends for the next 30 years," she ranted.
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Traditionally, PCB manufacture consisted of sending a schematic to a fabricator in Asia and then waiting for the board or single chip to be sent back.
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"Our expectations for next year are not too good either," the fabricator said, declining to be identified as he was not authorised to speak with media.
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He worked with a furniture fabricator to design a cube out of translucent fiberglass that could be staggered and bolted together (which is kind of his thing).
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At The New Republic, Stephen Glass was considered a brilliant 25-year-old magazine writer, until he was unmasked as a serial fabricator and fired in 1998.
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Strutz currently works as a sculptor and fabricator for animation studios like Shadowmachine and Laika, with credits on films like Kubo and the Two Strings and Missing Link.
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Among other examples, it cites a fabricator of metal products that has been forced to eliminate some products because of the difficulty and cost of acquiring raw materials.
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They brought Tennessee-based fabricator Shane Roberts on board to help with the industrial design of the structure, figuring out the technical ways to execute Nonotak's vision further.
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"We just used a local countertop fabricator to come in and template the kitchen and then do the install," Mr. Cuttle said, after the cabinets were in place.
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The 34-foot-tall, 36-ton work is currently being fabricated in Germany — from polychromed bronze, stainless steel, and aluminum — under the supervision of Paris-based fabricator Noirmontartproduction.
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But the department denied 56 products, from companies that included Seneca Foods, a fruit and vegetable producer; Bekaert, a maker of steel wire; and Mills Products, a metal fabricator.
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The Met's exhibition overview discusses LeWitt's six-year collaboration with the sculpture fabricator Yoshitsugu Nakama, who would take the artist's hand-drawn plans or "footprints" (two of which are on view at Leslie Heller) and realize them in three dimensions: LeWitt's designs are scanned into Nakama's computer and refined with a succession of software programs, including one that enables the artist and fabricator to see an illusion of the structure in three-dimensional form.
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The moon shark eventually broke down into its atomic component parts, which was a bounty that'd be able to use to craft new supplies and weapons at a fabricator station!
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Elsewhere, the chief executive officer of one West Coast fabricator recently traveled to Singapore to arrange a rush shipment of rebar back to Canada - something that was never necessary before.
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Okada is also president of Japan's biggest aluminium fabricator UACJ Corp, which has been aggressively investing overseas over the past several years, including in China, Thailand and the United States.
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When the committee put out the summary in September, several of its assertions in support of its argument that Mr. Snowden was a "serial exaggerator and fabricator" came under scrutiny.
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It also said that meeting full-scale production will require making neptunium targets five times faster (a robotic fabricator that's supposed to debut later this year could help with that).
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What seems like trash can be converted into important materials (using a recycling machine) that can then be turned into important resources (using a fabricator machine) like health kits and ammunition.
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Escobar and Oguri will float on hand-built rafts designed by mad fabricator Bob Dornberger, while Banda Filarmónica Grandeza Oaxaqueña and Banda Filarmónica Maqueos Music will simultaneously perform on the shore.
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The companies include razor maker Schick Manufacturing Inc, cutting tool maker Nachi America, specialty steel supplier Hankev International, wire fabricator Zapp Precision Wire and steel mill equipment maker Woodings Industrial Corp.
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The most revealing false claim: Pelosi and the speech Trump is not only a relentless fabricator of his own nonsense but a gleeful purveyor of nonsense he has heard from others.
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Another source at a fabricator also said a premium in the low $70s would be appropriate given the high level of local stock and slack demand in housing and construction in Japan.
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When you are a fabricator on a film, the roles tend to be much more specialized and you dive deep within one focused area of expertise, such as costumes or mold making.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's biggest aluminum fabricator UACJ Corp has won orders from customers of its rival Kobe Steel Ltd which is embroiled in a data fabrication scandal, UACJ's president said on Thursday.
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"We will need to accept a hike from the current quarter amid tighter supply in Asia, but only if premiums come in the low $80 a ton," a source at a fabricator said.
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"China resolutely opposes Svenska PEN awarding a criminal and fabricator of lies," Chinese Ambassador Gui Congyou said in a transcript of an interview with Swedish radio published by the Beijing's embassy in Stockholm.
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As NBC reports, some QAnon skeptics suspect Rogers as the probably fabricator of Qanon's posts: Still, Qanon skeptics have pointed to two videos as evidence that Rogers had insider knowledge of Q's account.
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Her breakthrough came in November, when she came across an audio reel of an interview between a local journalist and Carl Nesjar, the Norwegian artist who worked as Picasso's fabricator for nearly two decades.
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For years, the woman who was raped in Prospect Park in 1994 and then vilified as a fabricator by a Daily News columnist, has yearned for an apology from the newspaper and the police.
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If I conservatively assume that each robot replaces two assemblers and fabricators, the 105,000 additional robots would result in 210,000 fewer assembler and fabricator jobs in 20003 than otherwise would have been the case.
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It portrays him as a serial exaggerator and fabricator who first exaggerated the importance of his job at the CIA — where he worked before joining NSA — and then lied about having ethical qualms about it.
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On Wednesday Sanjay Jha, CEO of AMD spin-off and chip fabricator GlobalFoundries, said at the company's technology conference in Santa Clara, California, mentioned Tesla as an example of companies that were working with fabricators.
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Generally, working as a fabricator means people give you a design and then you make that thing exist in the real world with the capability of holding a pose and moving one millimeter at a time.
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"Additionally, the report cites Snowden's unwillingness to be tried for his actions ("in the tradition of civil disobedience he professes to embrace") as evidence that he is not a whistleblower, but "a serial exaggerator and fabricator.
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According to Day, Kardashian would have had to enlist a trustworthy stone fabricator to build the sinks, which Kardashian says were designed by her husband Kanye West, the couple's interior designer Axel Vervoordt and architect Claudio Silvestrin.
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To make a steak, for example, the fabricator would take base materials, such as carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen, and then arrange them into amino acids and proteins, which would then be assembled to form a steak.7.
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In the conceptual series "Ordered by Telephone" (1969), he called in specifications to an industrial fabricator, who assembled Plexiglas sheets into sculptures that he delivered to the Feigen gallery in Chicago without showing them to the artist.
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A source at another fabricator said all the deals were signed at $118 a tonne while another source at an end-user said his company has agreed with all of the suppliers to pay $119 a tonne.
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A source at a Japanese aluminum fabricator said his company does not plan to change its supply contract with Rusal since it buys not only refined aluminum but also semi-customized products and can not find easy substitutes.
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Debuting this Sunday and located in the William E. Connor Penthouse, "Jessi Combs: Life at Full Speed" will honor the late Mythbusters star's life and accomplishments, highlighting her career as a fabricator, race car driver and TV presenter.
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SAIC partnered with West Supply, a Chicago-based artisanal foundry and fabricator of designer furnishings, lighting and fine art, to develop this collection that explores form, texture and finish to develop products that respond to light in unique and innovative ways.
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A source at another fabricator said all the deals were signed at $23 or $95 a tonne while another source at an end-user said his company has agreed with all of the suppliers to pay between $94 and $95 a tonne.
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John Cross, chief executive of Steelscape LLC, a Washington state-based fabricator of metal building products, said his firm depends on steel imported into West Coast ports that offer lower shipping costs than shipments by rail from mills in the Eastern United States.
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Hyper-loquacious and media-savvy, Cody Wilson is fond of telling any reporter who'll listen that Defense Distributed's main product, a gun fabricator called the Ghost Gunner, represents the endgame for gun control, not just in the US but everywhere in the world.
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"The producers claimed firmer U.S. spot premiums and tighter supplies due to U.S. sanction on Rusal as the reasons for their stronger offers, but we are not feeling physical tightness in Asia at least for now," another source at a fabricator said.
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For three years, she worked at the now-defunct fabricator Carlson & Company in Los Angeles's San Fernando Valley, which produced pieces for major contemporary artists including Charles Ray and Jeff Koons (she worked on his Technicolor polyethylene "Cat on a Clothesline" [1994-2001] sculptures).
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From Thursday through Sunday, visitors are invited to rent a paddle boat from the boathouse and cruise to the center of the lake, where they can peruse an assortment of artist books on a raft designed by Molly Reichert and constructed by mad fabricator Bob Dornberger.
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Investors doubted the potential of the Indian government's plan to set up a 22 nanometer (nm) chip fabricator as the industry's cutting-edge manufacturing has already shifted to smaller 14 nm chips, and is expected to move to sub-10 nm in the next three years, the officials said.
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Glass was later exposed as a serial fabricator who made up stories about a George H.W. Bush–worshipping evangelical church and a political memorabilia convention selling condoms plastered with Monica Lewinski's image, as well as false tales of former presidential advisor Vernon Jordan lusting after young female colleagues.
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Deacon is a creator—or fabricator, to use his favored term for himself—of disconcerting objects of variable size (from small to monumental) and unpredictable design (airily looping, glumly massy) made of materials that have included, by turn or in combination, wood, steel, iron, ceramic, plastic, linoleum, and leather.
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"Thoren is the type of dedicated fabricator that has gone to people's living quarters to get a feel for what frame he should use on clients' artwork," said Chris Kinsler, 40, an artist who recently sold half of his paintings that had been on display at the shop.
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CNBC also reported that Sanjay Jha, CEO of chip fabricator GlobalFoundries (which spun off from AMD back in 2009 and has a supply agreement with its former parent), mentioned Tesla as a notable company that works with fabricators at a recent event, adding fuel to the AMD rumors.
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I met with a group of motivated high school and college students who were working with Phil Cooley, co-founder of the business-incubator Ponyride, and Ben Wolf, a design/build fabricator, to construct the Dequindre Cut Freight Yard, a portable cafe, D.J. booth and pavilion made completely out of modular shipping containers.
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FT. $50,400 approximate annual rent 182 Ninth Street (between Second and Third Avenues) Gowanus, Brooklyn A prop designer and fabricator for small local theaters and performance spaces has signed a five-year lease, with a five-year option to renew, for a 1,350-square-foot single-story garage/warehouse space with an additional 163-square-foot mezzanine office area.
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The new union, which was approved by a vote of 57-20, will represent about 140 employees at the museum, including full time engineers and maintenance mechanics who operate the Guggenheim's heating and air conditioning systems, as well as full-time and temporary employees with titles like art handler, cabinetmaker and fabricator, who install and take down exhibits.
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FT. $2950,5003 approximate annual rent 2500-21857 Commerce Street (between Columbia and Richards Streets) Red Hook, Brooklyn Shape Studio, a designer and fabricator specializing in custom architectural metalwork and furniture, has signed a five-year lease, with a five-year option to renew, for a column-free 500,500-square-foot space in this brick frame warehouse built around 1924.
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The ruse fooled even K, who assumed he was that baby boy.) No, the reason K is able to recall, vividly, a moment when some boys at an orphanage chased him down and made him hide his beloved wooden horse toy (Deckard's gift to his daughter he would never meet) is because the memory has been planted there by the woman who actually lived that moment — Dr. Ana Stelline (Carla Juri), who is Deckard and Rachael's daughter but has no idea of this and now works as the world's best memory fabricator.
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