While the rendering may be the most accurate prediction out right now, there are still no guarantees that the finished product will look like Forbes' finished product.
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The finished product is a shoe that feels really good.
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This was the finished product of a months long project.
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That the EU is a process, not a finished product.
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At restaurants, by contrast, you simply get the finished product.
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I'm going to find somebody that's already a finished product.
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"Rainbows Pits," she captioned her photo of the finished product.
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The finished product emerges from a spout at the bottom.
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To him, poetry was a process, not a finished product.
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And somehow decorating the finished product is the hardest part.
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I think you can see that in the finished product.
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And I hope that comes through in the finished product.
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The finished product also did not meet Ms. Weinstein's standards.
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But making iPhones isn't just about assembling the finished product.
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Now it was time to try out the finished product.
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The bottom becomes an easy storage vessel for your finished product.
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Kylie: You have to see how your finished product turns out.
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The finished product when you watch it back, it's not bad.
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My fatness is the finished product, just like this permanent tattoo.
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The difference is evident when you scoop out the finished product.
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Needless to say, the finished product is a thing of beauty.
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The finished product was a genuine Tony Alamo of Nashville jacket.
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She presented the finished product to her kids earlier this month.
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They have a finer hand and their finished product looks better.
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The finished product is fine, and you can see it here.
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Both Pippa and Luna are big fans of the finished product.
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We don't yet know how she feels about the finished product.
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The finished product is an awe-inspiring addition to the landscape.
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Chinese labor is but a small fraction of the finished product.
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The company posted a photo of the finished product to Facebook.
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When the execs see the finished product, they hit the roof.
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But the finished product is not likely to be worth it.
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" But rather, "Is it necessary that I create a finished product?
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He looked like a talented prospect and not a finished product.
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But the finished product is not a woman that walks outside.
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I've enjoyed comparing my submitted version with Will Shortz's finished product.
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They then put the finished product into a microwave-based furnace box.
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And everyone at the time thought the finished product was a porno.
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And Jeremy isn't the only one smiling at the amazing finished product.
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After all the build up, the finished product was anticlimactic at best.
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It involves chopping, blending, and running the finished product through a sieve.
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When you cut into the finished product, you'll see three decadent layers.
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When Sorensen shared the finished product on Twitter, their story blew up.
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What do you think he would have thought of the finished product?
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Or you can just let yourself be mesmerized by the finished product.
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Finally, you have to smuggle the finished product across borders to customers.
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The finished product looks uncannily like the real Andre the Giant. Seriously.
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This was almost five years ago—now you're seeing the finished product.
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I shouldn't take much credit for it as far as finished product.
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And, would I enjoy myself and the finished product in the process?
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The finished product was 897 feet and 3 inches (or 273.50 meters).
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I've worked with other museums, and they just wanted the finished product.
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Analysts also say the J-20 is not yet a finished product.
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But the finished product is an incredible achievement in stop-motion animation.
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This was a case in its investigatory stage, not the finished product.
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The finished product is boiled and sterilized, packaged up, and ready to go.
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But despite the finished product, things weren't sexy the entire time on set.
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They can take a picture of a finished product and everyone believes them.
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Most likely, you'll be mixing down to 4K for your finished product, right?
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From there, the pieces will be assembled and quilted into a finished product.
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Yes, although the finished product is a computer-animated and significantly hairier version.
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It took some elbow grease, but I am obsessed with the finished product.
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The finished product was "about half and half" of each man, he says.
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The finished product could last up to a thousand years, according to Miller.
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And it's then up to the user to put the finished product together.
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The finished product looks like this:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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They are the ones who plant each seedling and package the finished product.
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A half-finished product must be the result of a half-finished mind.
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It's unclear if this represents the finished product, but it sure looks good.
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We would help a student finish their paper and present a finished product.
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But, says Rus, compared to earlier biomimetic fish, SoFi is a finished product.
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Amazingly, it only took Vos approximately 35 hours to create the finished product.
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The excitement of seeing the finished product, as ordered, just as ordered. Static.
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There's no problem with the finished product: It's a gorgeous piece of writing.
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The 21, a nearly finished product, is an all-new, fully electric hatchback.
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The museum's Jamie Lawyer had just been down to preview the finished product.
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You pay for mahogany wood and sell a finished product for a profit.
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I think we can get better all around; you're never a finished product.
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However, we should realize this is an opening gambit, not a finished product.
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The finished product stays good in the fridge for up to two weeks.
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"Two Ladies" feels like a pitch for a play, not the finished product.
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But he stressed that "it was just … one aspect of" Horowitz's finished product.
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At least they're being honest that they aren't shipping backers a finished product.
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Klobuchar, to be sure, is not a finished product as a presidential candidate.
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" A few poems later, we read the finished product, "Pablo Neruda: Only Death.
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The finished product, about $400, he said, will be much lighter and slimmer.
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But this postseason, at age 32, he has evolved into a finished product.
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The finished product, in all its glorious eccentricity, is out of this world.
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The stores simply display a recipe and a picture of the finished product.
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But it's still more of a concept than a finished product right now.
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Actors from those movies spoke out about how much they liked the finished product.
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The finished product is impressive in that it actually looks something like Vin Diesel.
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Were you worried about them reacting badly to your questions, or the finished product?
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Here's the finished product, which will send you to the byline of yours truly.
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Likewise the subsection "Why I'm So Great" no longer appears in the finished product.
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It was nice seeing the finished product and seeing it pay off in ways.
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Sadly, the Marvel mastermind didn't get to see the finished product before his death.
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"If they don't deliver [a finished product], blame them," he said at the time.
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The finished product is 3 inches tall, 13 inches long, and 5 inches wide.
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Carey also posed putting the star atop their tree, then unveiled the finished product.
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The finished product is sick ... and don't be surprised if more athletes follow suit.
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We started with a canvas of curd, and now, we have a finished product.
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So I can't say when we're going to have a finished product on this.
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But jarred pasta sauce should not be assumed to be a wholly finished product.
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The finished product should loosely resemble a rose-petal pattern and hide the dressing.
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Yet it still took more than a year to get to the finished product.
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Looking at the finished product, you might worry it could be bland or dry.
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From the sounds of it the finished product went down well with her partner.
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He contacted British retailer WHSmith to see if it would sell the finished product.
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Then, nine months later, part of that plumbing presented the finished product to the world.
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When Fortnite dipped its toes into battle royale it felt like a more finished product.
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The routine of all these steps and a finished product when that product is over.
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Due to his 2013 passing, he unfortunately would never get to hear the finished product.
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While homeowners were often happy with their new design, others couldn't stand the finished product.
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You'd watch the finished product knowing that you had some hand in making it possible.
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All the while, Legend is her dedicated sous-chef, prepping plates for the finished product.
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The finished product was a piece that pioneered a new category: the "luxury sport" watch.
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We did the whole thing from presentation of idea to finished product in one week.
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It then assembles and bags the finished product, so that it is ready to go.
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To be fair, it is not a finished product yet in at least two respects.
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Samsung's smartphone division combines parts from other Samsung business units to make a finished product.
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This is one of those — even if it's not yet close to a finished product.
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The finished product was donated to the Midnight Mission Homeless Shelter in Los Angeles, California.
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He wanted the finished product to be opulent, titanic, heartbreaking and above all, compulsively watchable.
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When did you get to the point where you knew you had a finished product?
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But what would've happened if Wenger had gone after the finished product, instead of Koscielny?
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The finished product needs to catch readers' attention but also begin to tell a story.
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We're told the finished product will be released on YouTube and IG in the spring.
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You wonder if he suspected that these tough little rehearsals might outshine the finished product.
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Bucky still had fun helping out where he could, and the finished product is cute.
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The finished product not only overtook its namesake in price, but stood twice as tall.
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Democracy is never a finished product; it is an ongoing moment of contestation and conflict.
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"This is something that was not meant to be a finished product," Ms. Yeager-Crasselt said.
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A second photo showed the newly-minted panini professional in the kitchen with his finished product.
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And she did: the first time Salazar saw the finished product in the trailer, she cried.
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The finished product will be ready to ship in June with a final price of $249.
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And perhaps more importantly, how the finished product doesn't mesh with everything that came before it.
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Still, despite not having a finished product, Imagine Software hyped up Bandersnatch significantly in the media.
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It was Endless West's first and presumably only finished product at the time of this writing.
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It takes a while but it's a lot of fun when you see the finished product.
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The app even provides sample photos so you can preview how the finished product will look.
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Spencer: While everything starts out the same, the finished product could be one of several things.
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A removable clear base can also be used as a serving bowl, with the finished product.
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What Frederiksen envisions for these nine tracks that comprise Scale goes far beyond the finished product.
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The version I saw was pretty much the finished product, but different in one crucial way.
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We showed the finished product to ADGPI and they were very happy with the final product.
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I garnished the finished product with two tacos, cilantro, and a lime, per the recipe's instructions.
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But while this research is promising, a finished product won't be available at least until 2022.
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"We are delighted, but we are not yet the finished product," Cameroon Manager Hugo Broos said.
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Berkley recalls laughing at the photos with her family as soon as Garrett sent the finished product.
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I was so ecstatic about the finished product that I couldn't help but do a little dance.
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"The best maternity nanny in England taught me this," she says before pulling the finished product out.
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We're told Diggs loved the finished product more than an espresso macchiato (and who doesn't love those?).
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But when she saw the finished product, she knew exactly what her son was trying to say.
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We just ran the puzzle a week ago, and there's already a finished product available for sale?
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Though the hack itself – by its nature – is not a finished product, the idea is fairly innovative.
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And tech companies file thousands of patents every year that never make it into any finished product.
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Bowman shared on his Instagram the finished product: an etch of Drake's face on Graham's left arm.
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What we didn't know was just how creepy the finished product was going to end up sounding.
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Once it has prepared the beverage, it passes the finished product to a human waiter for serving.
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The finished product actually looked as good as something I would get at a nice cocktail bar.
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Producer Johnson (who, at 44, is not, in fact, a millennial), is thrilled with the finished product.
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Guerrero Jr. is unique in that, at just 19 years old, his bat is a finished product.
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Do they have any other input, or just a finished product and they're going to distribute it?
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How long does it take for a costume to go from an idea to a finished product.
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Drape your garland across a mantel, doorway or a blank wall for a holly-jolly finished product.
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Yeah, we talked about Rodgers, but Rodgers is a finished product compared to Braves' prospect Kevin Maitan.
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The finished product sounds like a rich and delicious version of the drink invented by J.K. Rowling.
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Perhaps there will be greater game-world variety in the finished product—I expect there will be.
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He wrote that he's "very supportive" of the bill, but noted that it's not a finished product.
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And for a professional pop star/amateur chef, the side-by-side finished product is pretty impressive.
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The whole thing was done in a crisp six months—from nothing to a completely finished product.
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He cuts a slice off the finished product, takes a bite, and sends you on your way.
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The finished product is then bottled up, and finally, one by one, the team labels the bottles.
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In business, we must learn to delegate, even if the finished product isn't quite what we want.
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The finished product is so precise, it's hard to tell where reality ends and the illusion begins.
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Flour has a notoriously variable weight-to-volume ratio, and that can throw off your finished product.
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Once there is a finished product, Mr. Sciorra usually has a viewing party for family and friends.
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He's a tough out and a very dangerous hitter, and I don't think he's a finished product.
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"People needed to hear what the House was thinking ... and it's not a finished product," said Sen.
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On April 5, Kuei uploaded her finished product, a six-and-a-half-minute video, to YouTube.
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That means next year's batch of disengagement reports may show progress, but don't expect a finished product.
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But for a concept, it certainly does feel very polished and almost exactly like a finished product.
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Just print one of the options available and scan the finished product on the Magic Painting app.
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And this points to the big difference between Twitter and Snapchat: Twitter is basically a finished product.
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They sat on the finished product for a few weeks, waiting "until the time was right," Mosier says.
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The frantic experience was worth the stunning finished product, though, and now she can hardly believe it's hers!
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Bensimon went on to show off the finished product on a 2011 episode of the Rachael Ray show.
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Finally, we got to sample the finished product, poured out quite generously for three o'clock in the afternoon.
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"So pleased with how these turned out!" she says of her glitzy finished product from the card company.
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I toted the finished product proudly into the office for a team Better Than Sex Cake taste-test.
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As such, neither guy is a finished product, but each is a total game-wrecker with the ball.
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It looks like a very finished product, even if we won't be able to buy one anytime soon.
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The room let out a collective gasp when the finished product was displayed on the giant television screen.
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Their finished product, appropriately titled One Red Nose Day and a Wedding, will air on NBC this May.
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The time and labour required to create these lasts explain the cost and tardiness of the finished product.
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After all, this is still beta software and not the finished product that will be available in September.
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XCOM 2's original campaign felt like an outline of a strategy game rather than the finished product.
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It sticks in your head and makes you curious about what the finished product will eventually look like.
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Apparently, Microsoft outsourced development of the original controller's circuit board, and the finished product turned out too large.
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Meanwhile Jones had proven that he was the real deal but he was far from a finished product.
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And sharing the finished product is easy with built-in integrations with Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo, Slideshare, and more.
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But where TPAB is a polished and finished product — however ugly it may be — untitled is decidedly not.
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The final picture shows the finished product, a chocolate chip cookie-Oreo McFlurry sandwich, and it is beautiful.
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The finished product uses vomit, voyeurism and a scissor-stabbing as ingredients in the lightest of screwball confections.
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The cast will not see the finished product until the world premiere in Los Angeles on Monday night.
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By skipping the conching stage, the finished product has a matte luster and "slightly grainy and unrefined" mouthfeel.
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Dr. Nolan said he hoped to sell the finished product to oil companies, environmental groups and government agencies.
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It's important that the finished product is this incredible animal that you literally just fall in love with.
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He is not a finished product, but will likely enjoy creating shot opportunities for the ageless Dirk Nowitzki.
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My thanks to Will and the rest of the puzzle team for their improvements to the finished product.
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Despite the title of his new album, these songs are inching away from process and toward finished product.
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At the end, there's a vote to recommend the finished product to the full House for a vote.
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The sheer variety and complexity of the equipment required between vineyard, cellar and finished product can be astounding.
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In a tunnel lined with blazing white lights, workers can look for tiny imperfections in the finished product.
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Right off the bat, I was impressed that the finished product looked almost identical to its promotional picture.
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"It's more about the process and the value in creatively expressing yourself than the finished product," Su-Hui said.
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Snowden praised Stone's finished product — but he also is clearly a fan of the director's subversive body of work.
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" While Kylie added, "We absolutely tried on everything, you can't wait to see how the finished product turns out.
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It's also slightly less complicated to pull off than the finished product might suggest, though practice ultimately makes perfect.
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And yet, why shouldn't the tools we use to craft it be just as special as the finished product?
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While this is a more unwieldy method of production than bringing a finished product straight to market, benefits exist.
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That machine forms the exact right shape at the exact right angle to be useful in a finished product.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoOne of the biggest challenges for a hardware startup is to actually create a finished product.
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We only decided to ship it when we felt like we had crossed over into full finished product territory.
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The process also offers a few different variables kids can change to see the effects on the finished product.
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Bullard created mood boards for the rooms so that Kardashian could anticipate what the finished product would look like.
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Check out the finished product in the video below: Check out more projects by Rob Cockerham on his website.
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The finished product doesn't always look exactly like the concept art, but will be similar in tone or mood.
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PUBG is still in Xbox Game Preview, meaning it isn't considered a finished product and is still under development.
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Her finished product features Kim with three black freckles on each cheek, lip liner, and very dramatic black eyeshadow.
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Then it's just a question of taking a series of procedural steps, fairly intuitively, to realise the finished product.
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The new powerboat represents the ideal combination of luxurious and technical materials, generating a powerful yet understated finished product.
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And with all the competition shows, you don't get to see the finished product in such a gorgeous way.
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You can see the finished product, entitled, "Anything Is Possible" below: Mashable has reached out to Corr for comment.
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"My counterparts abroad just cannot fathom this existence, yet the finished product has to compete with them," she said.
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Whereas most robots at CES are prototypes of a finished product, Misty is more of a work in progress.
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Then, employees package the lipstick by placing a plastic bullet into the mold and pulling out the finished product.
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That said, when they asked me to give them a working demonstration of the finished product, I respectfully declined.
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The finished product was uneven and oblong, less than three feet at its widest and tapered at either end.
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The ambition is traceability, right through to the finished product in the consumer's local big box store or lumberyard.
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The finished product is actually pretty dope ... with the Phillies and Yankees pinstripes clearly recognizable in a new form.
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He knew that his photographs would be "raw material," as Mr. Wride called it, rather than the finished product.
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At midday, "I have a rough idea of a finished product, I take a break" and blast country music.
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Hart, the architect of that team, said the Indians were virtually a finished product by opening day that year.
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Spirit is one of the hundreds of companies in the Boeing supply chain that help produce the finished product.
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The finished product, a regional cooking oil called rapeseed oil, is then sent back over the railroad to Kazakhstan.
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I don't know exactly how good I am at making risotto, but I enjoy the finished product well enough.
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Because, after all, there's a lot you can't tell just from looking at the shiny, finished product up on shelves.
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The finished product resembles a pile of dirt or wood chips, but upon closer inspection, the moving ants are visible.
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It's about 95 percent of the way to the finished product that Agazzi says will ship to backers in October.
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Mearls and Perkins ran down the dizzying list of steps needed to go from an idea to a finished product.
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There is almost no phenol or formaldehyde left in the finished product – less than 0.1 per cent of each chemical.
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This means that the entire inside of the object is uniform, leading to cracking or brittleness in the finished product.
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The finished product will be as pretty as Big Ben, if even these teeny, tiny, glittering components are any indication.
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Everyone involved, Tattoo's famous hosts included, sees the finished product for the first time together in an always dramatic unveiling.
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" Trudeau added: "We've got auto parts criss-crossing the border six times before they end up in a finished product.
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All unpainted white plastic with 33D-printed components, the barge was nowhere near what the finished product would look like.
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Takeaway: Can that extra-dimensional gun fast-forward us to next summer so we can see the finished product already?
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N feels like a finished product In my experience with N, audio was surprisingly clear when pumped through the speakers.
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Finished product exports have accelerated significantly over the last two years and the trend is set to continue in 2018.
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The finished product was a total of 550 liters, and consisted of 180 bottles of gin, according to Mercury News.
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The team had to rebuild crucial components like the roll cage to ensure that the finished product was still safe.
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I'm all for new form factors, but the Alpha is no more than another prototype masquerading as a finished product.
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As such, transportation, preservation, and even tinkering with the look of the finished product are now simpler than ever before.
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They worked so closely that the finished product was, they both felt, a nice example of extended cognition in itself.
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His mother once said, "When they turned 21, I handed them over to him and said, 'Here's the finished product.'"
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The record is not so much a finished product as it is a peek into the the pair's creative process.
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A Director's Cut is now currently being edited with the finished product being billed as a 'made for mobile' film.
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The Furby's motors, microchips, and plastic frame—its guts—are discarded, leaving the finished product effectively "dead," in Furby terms.
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If you look at early artwork for "Klaus" versus the finished product, you can see what Pablos is talking about.
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Simpson began to set ever more intricate conceptual layers between her initial inspiration for a work and the finished product.
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You should really, in all your products, think about the details and offer a more finished product than an MVP.
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Gary Francis, an actor, said the best part of the process was finding himself in the finished product, months later.
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By afternoon he has "a rough idea of a finished product" and takes a break, before getting back to work.
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"A lot of coaches want a finished product, a kid that's close to 300 pounds in high school," Presnell said.
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In the "circular sanitation economy," what goes in the toilet eventually becomes a finished product such as fertilizer or gas.
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That allows Duro to move quickly and cheaply from prototype to finished product — so it can offer a lower price.
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But Quadrifoglio models get a lowered suspension that leaves the finished product tighter to the ground than most other performance SUVs.
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For everything that Hurts brings to the table, he is still an inexperienced player, and hardly a finished product like Watson.
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While the look is miles behind the finished product of the first iPhone, this is the system Apple ultimately went with.
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The handmade dresses are created from donated pillowcases, which Heft transforms until the finished product is incomparable to its original state.
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Unlike the team he is leaving, the letter is a very polished finished product that reflects Hinkie's reasoning and personal philosophies.
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That includes freighting soybeans from Missouri to processing plants in Mexico, before sending the finished product back to the United States.
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But for all that, the device Google describes doesn't feel like a finished product, or a direct competitor to tethered headsets.
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The finished product is a variety of different stickers featuring your newly minted cartoon doppelgänger to use in future Allo chats.
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The finished product is something of an amalgamation of inspirations: Ingmar Bergman, Woody Allen, a little bit Robert Altman's Short Cuts.
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Was there any collaboration on the finished product or was it a case of being filmed and hoping for the best?
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This is my favorite of the episodes I've written, partially because the finished product most closely resembles its very first draft.
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These range in price from $5-$65 for scans, $29-$89 for templates and up to $5,000 for the finished product.
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The finished product runs a minimalist operating system called Docker that can display images or run simple programs like a clock.
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The finished product looks futuristic, the sort of shoe intended to strut on a catwalk rather than pound around a racetrack.
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We want to reassure our consumers that our procedures include extensive finished product testing, and no products tested positive for contaminants.
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Every couple of hours, one of r/panporn's 9,500 or so subscribers posts an extremely satisfying photo of their finished product.
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Reeves apparently loved the finished product so much that he wanted to share the design with the rest of the world.
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Based on Martin's suggestions, Russo simply thought that there should be something "happy and innocent and hopeful" about the finished product.
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Take the finished product into the shower (or bath), grab a few handfuls, and use the mixture to scrub your body.
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The company is still exploring the smart glasses market, the report states, so it's unclear when a finished product will materialize.
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It was more of a conceptual experience than a demo of a finished product, a half-glimpse at what could be.
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Cars are built nowadays in highly sophisticated factories, utilizing robots and computers to turn the raw components into the finished product.
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The finished product has that much more of a chance to be better than if you had struggled through it alone.
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Connoisseurs say that every step, and other factors like sourcing and humidity, affect the taste and mouthfeel of the finished product.
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My custom map poster of Sint Maarten took all of five minutes to create, and the finished product is undeniably cool.
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European automakers are particularly vulnerable to trade barriers as parts can move across borders several times to make a finished product.
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But rather than just the finished product, students can add audio narration or doodled annotation to show how they got there.
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They're by no means a finished product—we don't even know what this unfinished product is going to look like, really.
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Extreme metal, he contends, is so compositionally complex that a slight change in instrumentation is often lost within the finished product.
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Marble was a precious material for Greco-Roman artisans, but it was considered a canvas, not the finished product for sculpture.
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Based on a tweet from the official game account, there will be a bunch more clothing options in the finished product.
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The result is a rarity — conceptual art in which the finished product is every bit as compelling as the concept itself.
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The components are assembled, and then the finished product is shipped on to the ultimate client, often a consumer-facing brand.
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It was Jill Scott's "Golden," and for many in the room, it was the first time they'd heard the finished product.
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In total, the finished product cost $254.79 to create — 85 times the cost of the fast food's typical $2.99 price tag.
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As for the finished product, it's said to have notes of honeysuckle and citrus — "almost like an Asian pear," reported Time.
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The finished product is easy to move (it flies), and the hardest work of making it is buried in its components.
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The company then sells back the finished product to the Trailblazers, who sell the items at their team store and online.
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Visitors can sample the finished product, Pacific Absinthe Verte Supérieure, in his small tasting room at the front of the warehouse.
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But for Happel, who's spent the greater part of his career finding the perfect balance between the two, it's the finished product.
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According to the Associated Press, they overnighted the finished product — photos of which were shared exclusively with PEOPLE — to Ginsburg on Thursday.
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The old-school presentation method invited his audience to watch his ideas take shape in real time, emphasizing process over finished product.
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The Innovation Center staff, which evaluates every proposal, seeks projects that allow students to develop each assignment from idea to finished product.
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When you watch the show, you only get to see the finished product, not the hours of training that goes into it.
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She has been living in the finished product with her husband Erik and their seven-month-old daughter Ever Allen part time.
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According to the taste-testers, Ramsay's recipe resulted in a velvety finished product that was smoother with a less overpowering, chocolatey finish.
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Since we have yet to see any photos of the actual finished product, we're stuck wondering if Peep This Collab is hoax.
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The finished product is called Glamspin, and it's guaranteed to appeal to the attention-deficit child that lives inside all of us.
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Before we dive into the experience, it's important to make a few caveats: First of all, this is not a finished product.
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The finished product, "Brunchsquatch," aired on October 1, and revealed a surprising and delightful patchwork quilt of contributions from 62 different artists.
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They were super rudimentary demos, and it's clear the prototype is many months away from resembling anything close to a finished product.
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The finished product ends up being a bit plastic-like, and not nearly as durable as the best quality leather — full-grain.
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It's completely reasonable to be frustrated by Samsung selling a phone for a minumum of $750 that isn't even a finished product.
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This week both houses are looking to reconcile the slightly different versions of the bill and send a finished product to Gov.
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The app will export your finished product as a video you can save or share just as you would any other clip.
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Run a fork over the surface to create swirls, roll the dried egg in the mixture and marvel at your finished product.
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Unlike traditional manufacturing processes, which remove material to reach a finished product, additive manufacturing builds an object layer by layer over time.
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Crumble a few slices of cooked bacon into your finished product with some finely chopped chives for a loaded baked potato effect.
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Its opening credits announce, for instance, that it was directed by "an Overpaid Tool," which the finished product does little to dispute.
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Don't believe anything anyone — even Kanye, even Kim — says about the finished product until this thing is actually released on February 11.
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The finished product was so good, celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin posted the photo to her own Instagram story — talk about a compliment.
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He cuts off a block and spoons the berry mixture on top, garnishing the finished product with curly mint and fennel tips.
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Companies often send their finished product away for testing, but it is far from a guarantee that such testing would identify contaminations.
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To point the laser in the right direction to begin with, any finished product will also need powerful radars and other sensors.
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" Just cause when I heard the finished product for ["Over"] I was just like, it was just "yeah this is really special.
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The finished product is Takatāpui: A Place of Standing, a book filled with oral histories and images that together illustrate a movement.
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The company also has a network of crude oil and finished-product pipelines and terminals in the Rocky Mountain and midcontinent regions.
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Even before Nafta, assembly plants known as maquiladoras imported parts duty free and sent the finished product back to the United States.
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The Republicans must sit down at the table and do some trial and error planning before coming up with a finished product.
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Back at the university they collate all the spatial data to create the finished product, which can be experienced in virtual reality.
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The closure of ports and flooding mean the plants cannot get raw materials into the facilities and finished product out, Mitchell said.
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So when he's available, I love getting him in on a more final edit, where we're getting closer to the finished product.
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The gameplay footage shown in September was from an early version of the game, so the finished product could be much different.
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He'd put his finished product up in his local barbershop with business cards and charge $50 to $75 for custom paint jobs.
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Before teaming up with his dad, Bongiovi always just saw "the finished product" of what his dad was working on, he says.
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The finished product was everything fans were hoping for, reviving the classic gameplay of "Castlevania" with fresh characters and an overhauled presentation.
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Shoot a photo on strobe and the app stitches together a finished product that has the ghosting effect of a fast-movign object.
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The finished product, however, suggests that the writers have run out of ammo -- delivering a makeover that does nothing to enhance that legacy.
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Roku gave me a quick demo of the speakers but made it clear that what I was hearing was not the finished product.
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But even if the vendors assemble them on the spot for a small fee, the finished product is usually still a relative bargain.
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We absolutely tried on everything, you can't wait to see how the finished product turns out," Kylie shares with PEOPLE as Kendall adds, "
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Over the last few days, the prime minister has staunchly defended the draft agreement and insisted that it was not the finished product.
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Listeria Fast Facts The FDA says the recall is precautionary and that only one sample in a finished product tested positive for listeria.
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Aside from a pan or two used in the prepping of the food, you are pretty free to just munch the finished product.
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"This is not an in-car operating system or a 'finished product'," Microsoft's EVP for business development Peggy Johnson writes in today's announcement.
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Update: In true Kardashian form, Kim revealed the finished product of her new KKW Beauty Body fragrance on her Instagram Story last night.
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Each pod was built to scale in order to fit into the hyperloop tube, roughly half the size of the potential finished product.
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But if you're in the market for a projector, maybe we'll see Ariana show up as a finished product at next year's CES.
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The developers note on GitHub that the project is experimental and still in development, so even the code isn't a finished product yet.
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The offering is part of "FirstBuild", GEA's innovation lab, which helps entrepreneurs take new concepts through to small volumes of the finished product.
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"This is not engineering for engineering's sake," Conrad told the publication, days before the team presents the finished product to Julian on Saturday.
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And then you see the finished product and see the uniqueness of each dorodango's surface and they look like their own little planets.
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Daughtry went to work on the song, but he didn't reveal the finished product to his wife until he had recorded a demo.
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Afterward, they can take the finished product back home, where it matures for a number of weeks before being ready to feast upon.
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And about halfway through the video, Lee unveiled the finished product — her version of a "bachelorette pad," according to the video description box.
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Even though Lynk & Co calls the car a concept, it actually looks like a lot like a finished product, ready for the road.
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Cohen said the photo likely does not reflect the finished product, but said Marvel now has a clear directive to get Medusa right.
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Sources connected to the deal tell us Whitney's estate decided to pull the plug once they saw the finished product 2 days ago.
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It's easy to see why these things got left out of the finished product, even if they're still present deep within its code.
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In terms of building something: presenting a finished product where the hardware worked and the apparel was beautiful — and all done by us.
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In cinema, the human eye lies behind the camera filming a motion picture, and in front of the screen experiencing the finished product.
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Her goal is to end up with a finished product in which you can't tell the original photo was once black and white.
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That's a departure from many other cannabis firms, which often handle everything from growing cannabis, to processing it, to selling the finished product.
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The finished product is proof that this humble ingredient can be nuanced, walking the line that separates sticky from distinct, tender from glutinous.
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In a good film, creative, accomplished, and opinionated artists are able to leave their thumbprint, or a lot more, on the finished product.
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"She was able to see everything in concept, but not in finished product," said Mr. Chase, 37, who will oversee the new restaurant.
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But Shank Mod's finished product is nothing short of stunning, offering wireless, detachable GameCube controllers that can be affixed right onto a Switch.
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" When he took a photograph of the finished product and sent it to his mother, her response was: "Who made that for you?
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Capital wants us to see only the finished product, but Mack reveals the sweat and effort it takes to produce even one trinket.
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Although the cardboard sheets feel flimsy at first, the process of folding them into shape leaves you with a surprisingly sturdy finished product.
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All the words had been written, then I could see the finished product based on that and where it deviated and sometimes why.
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After the contractor delivered what was supposed to be the finished product in 22015, the FBI began testing it in real-world situations.
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But rather in the realization that sometimes failed or incomplete projects can be stronger than the finished product you set out to create.
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Learning the difference between the creative process and the finished product has also been something we've gone back and forth on a lot.
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About one-third carbon dioxide by mass, the cement-like substance reduces its carbon footprint by sequestering carbon dioxide inside the finished product.
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Kickstarter also recommends using language that speaks to "hopes and dreams," rather than definitive statements like "it will," which could suggest a finished product.
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Considering the overall size of the finished product, and the fact that March literally built it all from scratch, it's an incredibly impressive achievement.
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WATCH THIS: Ayesha Curry 'Guarantees' Your Kids Will Eat a Healthy Lunch with This Quick Tip By no surprise, the finished product looked mouthwatering.
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I tried out a prototype of the Mobius at CES back in January, and I've been excited to see the finished product ever since.
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According to Business Insider, the finished product becomes a pinhole camera, which harnesses a property of light called diffraction to bend and magnify light.
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Still, Seydoux and Exarchopoulos say they're proud of the finished product—and rightly so; Blue is the Warmest Color showcases acting at its finest.
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The oil cooks and coats the popcorn in a perfectly smooth way so that all the finished product needs is a pinch of salt.
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We had a chance to drive a Bolt this week, but it was lightly camouflaged so we couldn't completely make out the finished product.
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"We absolutely tried on everything, you can't wait to see how the finished product turns out," the younger Jenner shared with PEOPLE on Monday.
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And while you might be (justifiably) nervous about getting a tattoo from a bot, you've got admit: the finished product is very, very neat.
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The Indian drugmaker will also supply G&W with the finished product for two years until the transfer of Gavis' manufacturing technology is completed.
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Senators are hoping to approve the legislation in the coming days in an effort to send a finished product to Trump's desk before Christmas.
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The finished product can then be uploaded to a website with built-in FTP or published as a WordPress Plugin, Joomla, or Drupal module.
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The whole process is fascinating, but you can hop seven minutes in (or click here) if you just want to hear the finished product.
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While the phone we previewed had buggy software and a hinge that made an audible crunching sound, the Mirage looks like a finished product.
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She usually gives the finished product to families outside the hospital, because for many it is too painful to come back inside so soon.
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Remnants of the process of cutting the piece in half remain in the finished product, and man-made sawdust coexists with bark-covered branches.
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This lets them tune the process to a particular batch of coffee and maintain quality while still pumping out lots of finished product per day.
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While the finished product looks pretty—or at least as pretty as a dead whale ticker can be—getting it museum-ready was a process.
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Hyper hopes to ship the finished product later this year in either May or June, depending on how early in the process customers back it.
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The idea is that not only will the finished product look healthier than if you used an average straightener, but it will actually be healthier.
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When the video is done, users can either post directly to social media or go back in to make minor tweaks to the finished product.
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It's 3D movie files captured by many cameras, which makes the finished product actually look three-dimensional, which most 360-degree videos don't right now.
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The credibility of Steele's dossier has been much debated, but few realize that it was a compilation of contemporaneous interviews rather than a finished product.
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A video on Vile's Instagram page showcases one of his latest murals from different angles, and the finished product makes for a mind-bending illusion.
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Seen side-by-side with the original image, the finished product gives the impression that the graffitied car and dumpster were simply erased in Photoshop.
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Yeast is ideal for bread-making, because the rise happens before baking — giving you more control over the finished product — but it does require time.
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A campaign like Rethink and Recycle takes roughly a year from start to finished product, and so a misstep could be catastrophic for his career.
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That eliminated the prospect of awards-season contention, although watching the finished product, it's hard to imagine the film having had much of an impact.
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The button tops are lacquered or tinted and the finished product is put together by hand in the assembling workshop, where final touches are added.
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Like other "action painters," including de Kooning and Franz Kline, he placed value on how the work was created, not merely on the finished product.
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Once they had their finished product, Rabin-Havt emailed it to the doctors and asked for a formal reply affirming the statement as their own.
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Instead of having you wait around, Top Nine collects your email and says it will send you your finished product as soon as it's done.
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Paramount took a gamble on reviving a series that's been gone for more than a decade, but the finished product doesn't seem to be resonating.
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Often, they asked artists for the initial plans of the works along with the finished product, considering the entire process to be the complete package.
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At one point the Northrop engine consisted of more than 100 components, but there will be fewer than 10 in the finished product, Nolan added.
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Laos and Thailand are major trafficking routes, with the finished product traveling by road or along the Mekong River for distribution throughout Southeast Asia and China.
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In the recipes Champion makes, we emphasize fresh and raw meat with total animal-derived ingredients ranging from 60 to 85 percent of the finished product.
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It lays bare the tricks, quirks, and hacks that make up the finished product—and each episode is filled with these kinds of sleights of hand.
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Just be sure to note that this isn't necessarily an indication of how the finished product will work; dev kits often evolve as products are finalized.
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The finished product makes the famously handsome man into something of a monster, squaring his head, shrinking his eyes, and inflating his bones to horrific levels.
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Today, the company unveiled the finished product: an update to its rules on hateful conduct narrowly banning speech that dehumanizes others on the basis of religion.
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Schmidt said the data could then could be put into a machine learning system to categorize it, and then sell the finished product back to dermatologists.
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The finished product can be viewed via a VR viewer like Cardboard, but it can also be viewed on the web in a normal web browser.
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It grants Sagem Sécurité the right to incorporate the Papillon code into the French company's software and to sell the finished product as its own technology.
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No matter who they are, when I'm done cutting an inmate's hair and show them the finished product, they don't want to let the mirror go.
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According to The Huffington Post, the renovation costs ran them between $60,000 and $70,000, which is not too bad when you see the amazing finished product.
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By putting it out there – and making subscribers pay for it – West is successfully feeding his sales funnel without having to wait for a finished product.
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Firms will focus on finding ways to patent the new uses—through reformulation or new combinations of substances—and charge high prices for the finished product.
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Ultimately, though, it's too early to guess what Amazon's intentions are, and it's completely possible that this research might not make it to a finished product.
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But as 400 people sat and stood before us, clenching their copies of a real, finished product, it felt like it now belonged to the world.
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The artist and her subject stay in contact throughout the process, and when each piece is done, she sends them a photo of the finished product.
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Here's the thing: As a reviewer, it's not actually unusual that I might see, try, or even extensively test something that isn't a completely finished product.
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Whatever this movie was trying to be in the first place, by the time the finished product hit the screen, it had long lost the thread.
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As you get closer to the finished product, the voice starts to become a good indication of how your drawing could be misinterpreted as something else.
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RECIPE: Chicken Alla Romana Mario serves the finished product with a salad of herbs and escarole, dressed in—get this—the sauce from the chicken dish.
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He is bracingly frank and a compulsive shrugger, though they're working on the second part; he's not a finished product, and he doesn't pretend to be.
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Once it was out of the oven, however, we were presented with a problem: how to transfer the surprisingly large finished product to a serving platter.
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Before handing me a mirror to get my sign off, she reminds me that the pencil she's using is thicker and darker than the finished product.
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Speaking of things that felt meaningless: I cannot stress enough how bad the pre-release versions of Battlefield V have been compared to the finished product.
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"There's no allegiance to what happened in reality," one show editor tells Kaufman, explaining how the finished product can bear little resemblance to the source material.
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ATF doesn't currently classify ghost gun kits as firearms, which means buyers get to evade federal regulation, and the finished product doesn't have a serial number.
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The finished product has ultra-thin memory foam cups, two-way convertible straps (worn either straight or crisscrossed), gold alloy strap adjusters, and a keyhole detail.
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The two GIFs offer a more detailed look at individual game screens, demonstrating how they look on paper against how they look in the finished product.
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A sprawling meditation on war, it looked more like a technical rehearsal than like a finished product, with drop cloths randomly raised, lowered, and dragged about.
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When all the work on the Rise of Skywalker was done, and you saw the finished product and the credits rolled, what was that final feeling?
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"It takes tons of patience to find the shells, ensure they conform to the design, clean them, and saw them for the finished product," Nae'ole explains.
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Bigger kits like this one don't use included grape concentrate, so you can use home grown fresh fruit and know that your finished product is truly homemade.
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We've seen beauty looks and behind-the-scenes snaps from Jennifer Lopez's new music video all over Instagram and now we get to see the finished product.
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As ever, you have to be cautious about crowdfunding campaigns like this that are asking for your money to fund its production, not buy a finished product.
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You can completely control the nutritional content of your finished product from whole grain to whole wheat (there are even french bread and gluten-free recipes included).
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Experience shows that minute variations in the details of the composition, mixing and cooking involved in these recipes can make a big difference to the finished product.
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The finished product is expected to be twice the size of the Encyclopedia Brittanica and on par with the Chinese language Wikipedia which currently has 938,000 entries.
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She was relieved to know that the women featured in the film — with whom she lived with at times during her journey — were pleased with finished product.
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Another challenge is that clothes can be partly made in China and partly in North Korea with a "Made in China" label attached to the finished product.
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The finished product is appropriately titled Eight Nights and we're premiering "Nova Scotia" from it below, which is accompanied by some good old Rival Schools-lookin' artwork.
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As far as lenses go, Fujifilm says its optics subsidiary is the only company in its field that turns raw materials all the way into finished product.
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Gellar's office just got a makeover courtesy of High Fashion Home and the finished product is sure to give you plenty of fodder for your Pinterest boards.
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Contestants in each category must recreate a finished product — a Word document, an Excel workbook, or a PowerPoint presentation — as well as a set of loose guidelines.
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Its maquila regime, established in the 1960s, allows firms to import materials for manufacture or repair duty-free, as long as they re-export the finished product.
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By outsourcing the entire process and leaving those details to the experts, sellers can instead focus on what they excel at: branding and marketing the finished product.
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He is a finished product and he shows no signs of actually improving the very obvious shortcomings in skill and ring smarts which consistently get him hurt.
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We have to make sure that the finished product is A+—and with that comes the ability to try anything on set, which Michael was great about.
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After all the artist's hard labor of education, research, and the construction is over, we largely focus on the finished product, proudly displayed in a white cube.
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This is made possible by the dual nature of graphene as both a growth template for the TMDC and as an electrical contact in the finished product.
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Much as in Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, the team had scripted a "golden path" of actions Jobs should take to create the appearance of a finished product.
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" (Around the 5:30-minute mark.)At the end of the video, Kardashian West stands up to model the finished product, which she calls "The Kylie Look.
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While the PlayStation 5 development kit is unlikely to look like the finished product, the image is the latest tidbit of information about Sony&aposs upcoming console.
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The Williamsburg couple decided not to seek the family's blessing before they had a finished product, and sent the first cartoon to Mr. Kelly with bated breath.
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If a beer company were to add corn syrup to the finished product, after the fermentation process, it would potentially be cause for concern, Dr. Ludwig said.
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Conventional wine, on the other hand, often uses much higher amounts of the stuff, which some natural wine supporters think "deadens" the flavor of the finished product.
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And so I think when I look at network news, it feels like a finished product and it feels like it was finished a long time ago.
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The fighting was halted long enough for the rebels to send the grain they controlled to the government millers, and then both sides shared the finished product.
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So while we don't know what Twitter's finished product will look like, here is what we thought worked, and didn't work, from its first foray into live programming.
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The supply chain represents all the links involved in creating and distributing goods, from raw materials to the finished product that goes into the possession of the consumer.
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Instead of brassy pieces or full head of peroxide to lift the color, it looks like the finished product is our answer to this year's "golden cream" hype.
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And while we've seen one-man drones capable of carrying people before, Neistat's finished product offers a level of polish and practical use that earlier demos have lacked.
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It also allows you to export the finished product through a variety of options, from embedding to a website via HTML to exporting to PDF or PPT formats.
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Where firms normally want racks so they can access components as needed, many now want them removed so they can bulk-stack finished product from the floor up.
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The Million Dollar Listing: New York star created a replica of his and partner Derek Kaplan's Connecticut country home, and the finished product is too pretty to eat.
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While the finished product sticks with rigid plastic, the design team briefly explored the idea of a pressure-sensitive squeezable grip—all the better to experience haptic feedback.
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Oil producers have been the poorest among energy sub-industries, due to doubts about the demand outlook and an unexpectedly high level of crude and finished product inventories.
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And for Season 2, Notaro said she learned how to trust herself more in all aspects—writing, acting, producing—which makes the finished product that much more satisfying.
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The build-out will continue with the ramp-up of a stainless steel plant, in essence capturing the whole value-added chain from ore mining to finished product.
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Manufacturing goods requires raw materials arriving at one dock and a higher value finished product going out on another dock, all of which requires an infrastructure of utilities.
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The artist's patience is a virtue, layering innumerable different shades of the same color until his finished product has the appearance of seamlessly transitioning from dark to light.
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Konami's subsequent cancelation and collaborators Hideo Kojima and Norman Reedus' new, apparently unrelated game Death Stranding suggest we're less likely to see it as a finished product, however.
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Yes, you can knit with just yarn and needles, but your efforts and the finished product will be so much more successful with just a few additional accessories.
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Having a record of their contribution to a finished product on a blockchain could help suppliers get loans to fund new orders before getting paid for prior work.
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I think it's because of the finished product and how short it can be, but like, no one sees the time put into it, or the brain energy.
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Gopnik's title comes from her idea that modern parents too often approach their tasks like a carpenter, attempting to shape the raw material into a particular finished product.
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But she got a chance to play the finished product for her friend and mentor before died in April of an accidental overdose of the prescription painkiller fentanyl.
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Steve Jobs never got to see the finished product but he insisted the building use a seismic system designed to keep the building relatively steady during earthquake shaking.
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When you're done with any of the pressed foundations, eyeshadows, or powders, just buy the magnetic refill version and pop it into the packaging of the finished product.
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The finished product is amazing -- it's got 6 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, pool and spa, personal gym ... and it's all sitting on top of a hill overlooking downtown Austin.
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The finished product will be classic Brady and a true homage to the series -- all the way down to the blue and pink wallpaper in the girls' room!
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This means that obsidian was delivered to Olorgesailie as a raw material, and not imported as a finished product; the humans who lived at Olorgesailie knapped the obsidian themselves.
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The Fold is a good-looking phone-tablet hybrid, with a measure of design polish and a relatively near release date that suggest it's close to a finished product.
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The offset fingerprint reader on the actual S8 and S8 Plus is a horribly awkward implementation that, in my judgment, should never have made it to a finished product.
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Some are from accounts dedicated to showing off the finished product and the behind-the-scenes life of a ceramicist, like Eric Landon of the Tortus Studio in Denmark.
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We're told Oubre dropped $12,000 for the finished product ... which is pretty tame compared to what other athletes have paid for their blinged-out mouth pieces in the past.
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Our shoe sources say that was enough for 2 potential buyers -- from the Middle East and China -- who are flying to NYC next week to see the finished product.
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"What we are doing with these transactions is moving from source to manufacturing of the finished product, which will be a combination of natural and synthetic graphite," he said.
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But here's the problem: If I bring my plants back, the cost of my finished product will more than double due to differences in the prices of raw materials.
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Spend less time waiting and more time enjoying the finished product Afternoon tea has never been better — pick up Chefman's Programmable Electric Glass Kettle for $10 off on Amazon.
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To cut the deep, caramelized meatiness of it all, Mario tops the finished product with shaved fennel (plus its fronds and pollen), tossed with some lemon juice and zest.
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The CEO added import costs, both of raw materials and of finished product, were likely to start increasing in 2017 due to the weaker pound, as currency hedges unwind.
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The finished product is considered the finest piece of musical theatre ever written, a sweeping artistic expression of a period in which the world was swiftly moving towards modernity.
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He even co-wrote the screenplay for the D-Day movie " The Longest Day " (1962), though how much of his handiwork made it into the finished product is uncertain.
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Because yearbooks, as you'll recall, are distributed at the very end of the school year, it wasn't until today that Charles finally received a copy of the finished product.
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In other photos, the Hooters girls sit cross-legged on the floor, helping the boys to assemble what looks like a birdhouse, before posing proudly with the finished product.
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"This photo is the end result.. 5 fractures, a concussion, plastic surgery, 2 plates and 11 screws later," Ravin says, showing off an x-ray of the finished product.
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They are all in the finished product, which includes poems, drawings, reviews, recipes, trivia, horoscopes (!), nature writing and service journalism, with contributors ranging in age from 213 to 221.
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Yet at some undefinable point in the process, the relationship between the creator and the created shifts, and when you look through the finished product, you are invariably surprised.
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The finished product reached the record racks last week; the Beatles had supervised even the album cover — a mind-blowing collage of famous and obscure people, plants and artifacts.
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After numerous production delays and Disney's 2017 acquisition of 20th Century Fox, the film's release date kept getting pushed back, and rumors surfaced that Disney disliked the finished product.
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Two policy aides involved in the 2017 talks told POLITICO that they expressed doubts about the legislation at the time, worried that it wasn't close to a finished product.
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The joy of the episodes isn't the end recipe (they're often rather complicated), but watching Saffitz slowly unravel before finally, in a blaze of glory, making a finished product.
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West continued to tweak what fans thought was the finished product weeks after it hit streaming services, adding new lines, mixing background vocals, even uploading an entire new track.
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On her app, she shared snaps of herself looking over designs with Tisci, snuggling up to her mini me, North, and of course, taking a selfie in the finished product.
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The idea is to ensure that no matter what kind of tea you're brewing or how you prefer to serve it, your finished product comes out the same every time.
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Once ready, the items are shot on any of the models on-call in its office, and the finished product goes up on the site in one to two weeks.
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The BOSEbuild Speaker Cube is a DIY Bluetooth speaker for kids, because what's cooler than a building kit where the finished product can actually be used on a daily basis?
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The client sheds a few tears when she sees the finished product, but you get the sense it isn't because she finally secured some deeply-held desire for quartz countertops.
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Without the exposure or money to have their tracks distributed on official platforms like iTunes, Spotify, or Tidal, they are way more likely to upload their finished product to SoundCloud.
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Hall H is perfect for showing off finished product if you've got a core, comic-book-based blockbuster releasing in the coming months — like Fox did last year with Deadpool.
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You can almost see the wave of "Eff this" wash over DeGeneres's face as she later decides to just let the chef do the cooking while samples the finished product.
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And although the consistency of the finished product was a bit flatter (not as fluffy as with butter), it had a punch of coconutty flavor and I was into it.
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Chatype, the finished product the pair created with the $11,476 they raised, drew on the area's Cherokee heritage, its industrial history and its ambitions to become a second Silicon Valley.
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The comically exaggerated finished product was equal parts Moe Howard and early-career Brian McKnight, glistening like a unicorn mane as Tracy expertly code-switches his way through the interview.
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The unlikely finished product is Here All Along: Finding Meaning, Spirituality And a Deeper Connection to Life—in Judaism (After Finally Choosing to Look There), which was published this month.
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And even though it looks like a more finished product, TCL has made it clear it's not in any rush to get a flexible screen on the market just yet.
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The finished product distilled comments and expertise into six areas: protecting information infrastructure and digital networks; innovation; preparing consumers; growing the cybersecurity workforce; securing government; and safeguarding the digital economy.
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The course would leave you with a set of power tools and you imagination, with an outcome of a finished product that was once only a vision in your mind.
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The Senate is pushing to pass its version of tax reform next week in an effort to put a finished product on Trump's desk by the end of the year.
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He said Wa authorities had seized two tons of meth entering the region from China, India and Myanmar, including both the finished product and precursor drugs used to produce it.
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The finished product isn't quite as clean as we would have liked (there's a lot of theme material here!) but I'm hoping it makes for an enjoyable and fresh solve.
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Nevertheless, it looks like 2016 will be the year when we start to see the first examples of foldable/bendable displays in real products (or at least finished product prototypes).
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The drone has a wingspan comparable to a Boeing 737 and the finished product will need to fly at altitudes of between 60,000 to 90,000 for a period of three months.
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Users can then ship in their art and choose the framing style on the website or app, with the finished product returning back at their house within seven to ten days.
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The chair arrived in two boxes not long after my order, and my fiancé and I were able to assemble the pieces into the finished product in less than 10 minutes.
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The researchers thought that maybe tryptophan, the amino acid everyone wrongly says makes you sleepy, was the first piece, which then went through four successive steps to become the finished product.
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Because you risk being overlooked, I find many artists and individuals will work their entire life with very little to show for it, other than the joy of the finished product.
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I wasn't allowed to photograph the version I saw today, but it felt much more like a finished product — all of the wires, cameras, and components were contained in the headset.
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And while the finished product might look simple and easy to emulate, the pieces to help you truly get that Scandi-approved vibe are harder to find than you might think.
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Employees who are planning new projects write fake news releases as if they were promoting the finished product to the world in order to focus early on what will excite customers.
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ARMED SCARECROW NO MATCH FOR POLICE IN MARIJUANA BUST, COPS SAY Authorities said they seized roughly 3,500 plants and 250 pounds "of finished product," believed to be worth around $12 million.
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They haven't been working on Rock Band VR all that long — I was told development started in October — and the GDC demo apparently doesn't look much like the finished product will.
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To be sure, Marvel has more than three months to right the ship, and the underwhelming online response could be turned around by the finished product (or at least solid promos).
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There are a lot of variables in play with HFR, and altering the on-set lighting or shutter speed can dramatically impact the way the finished product feels for the audience.
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The company has no plans to sell a finished product, but it says others can spend around $30,000 to buy the materials to make their own version of the Surround 360.
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After the app was criticized by developers, Grey Group issued a statement admitting the app is still in "testing mode," despite it being portrayed by its creators as a finished product.
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Lead Poison album art Do you feel like there's a disconnect between artists and listeners in terms of what it takes to actually get from point A to a finished product?
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As hardware improves, these methods will help generate preliminary effects right on the movie set, giving filmmakers a better idea of what the finished product will look like, Mr. Bradski said.
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As a critic, you observe the patterns (and take note of the recurring names in the credits), but all you see is the finished product of efforts that remain fundamentally mysterious.
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The sculpture's nature became clear the moment the finished product was switched on for a test run at the Faena, a vehicle that takes you right into Mr. de Nieves's imagination.
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The other risk is that companies move production to Asia, buying parts there instead of in North America, and paying a single duty when the finished product enters the United States.
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Each Talk interview lasts at least an hour, which produces anywhere from 8,000 to 10,000 words of transcript, and we only need about 800 of those words in the finished product.
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When I look at the finished product, I imagine that other veteran puzzlers probably speed through grids with rampant Z's and Q's, as their presence shrinks the pool of possible entries.
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"Thanks for the Dance" also features contributions from the National's Bryce Dessner, Cohen's former collaborator Jennifer Warnes and the producer Daniel Lanois, everyone blending into the mix in the finished product.
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Breen's office, the Production Code Administration, read screenplays before they went into production, demanded changes, and issued a seal of approval to the finished product only if it met Code standards.
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But having the beautifully written and illustrated finished product in my hands gave me comfort to know that Nagata eventually found some drive, even if she hadn't quite beaten her depression.
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"Sometimes people cry when they see the finished product or how much I've accomplished at the end of their event," said Mr. Keys, who still gets nervous when making the delivery.
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It probably took executive producer Foxx years to get the show picked up and greenlit, but the finished product is too late, and as a result, the jokes are falling pretty flat.
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The North American industry is heavily integrated, with raw materials, steel and parts crossing the U.S.-Canadian border several times before a finished product such as a vehicle is sold to consumers.
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It is always difficult, and part of the fun for viewers, to disentangle the chronology of real-life events versus the framing of these events in the finished product of the show.
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The company has also had trouble miniaturizing its AR tech from a bulky helmet-sized device into a pair of everyday glasses, as Abovitz has repeatedly claimed the finished product will accomplish.
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The hilarious trio laughed the whole way through each step of making the recipe, but the focaccia that had been pre-made to show the finished product was not a crowd pleaser.
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The finished product isn't as arresting as the best indie science fiction films, but it nevertheless establishes Caldwell and Earl as filmmakers to watch, capable of doing a lot with very little.
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For example, DHL said a men's suit merchant in Canada could work with a tailor in Hong Kong who would ship the finished product directly to a customer in the United States.
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The side-by-side arrangement of the building served as a perfect way to "make it a real competition," while also offering a stunning finished product the owner could enjoy for years.
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Mansee Muzumdar, a public relations associate at Shapeways, says the creation narrative of code-to-tangible product is still there, which is what matters — even if the finished product is gendered jewelry.
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The finished product was entirely edible ... the bleeding heart was molded out of rice crispy treats and the rest of the cake was filled with chocolate and vanilla buttercream and crumbled Oreos.
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Jim Lennon, managing director of Red Door Research, said Tsinghsan slab exports in Indonesia are priced at around $1,500 a ton while the finished product in the United States costs around $3,000.
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You get to see the actors be themselves, and get a sneak peek at all the work it took to make the seemingly flawless finished product you just watched come to life.
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Aldo Chacon: Even though Joel was the one who hired me, I never felt like I was taking orders from a chef who would later put his signature on the finished product.
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Both of her brothers and her mother, she said, were glad to see her finished product and are emotionally supportive of her now (her father died during the making of the film).
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One gets the sense that Hill wanted to include every anecdote, observation and turn of phrase he ever conjured up or heard, and was loath to prune any from the finished product.
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If you want to learn more about how they did it, check out an in-depth building log they published alongside the project, and see more photos of the finished product below.
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Maybe. We spend a solid hour of Waypoint Radio talking about Sony Bend's first big game, on which many large hopes and dreams were hung, but the finished product just doesn't deliver.
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Under Nafta, a complex network has evolved in which raw materials and parts move easily across borders, often several times, to be assembled into larger pieces and finally into a finished product.
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"We know customers tried to clear as much finished product in transit to the U.S. as possible before the deadline," said Peter Levesque, the managing director of Modern Terminals in Hong Kong.
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Planet Earth II was filmed in 40 countries over a whopping 2000+ shooting days, and the level of effort that went into the six-episode documentary clearly shows in the finished product.
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After shipping delays by Nike, Gamache finished what is still his biggest project to date a night before flying to the 2013 All-Star game in Houston to deliver the finished product.
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"A finished product could say it's cruelty-free, but that's not good enough," said Dennis Gross, a dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon whose skin-care line is certified by the Leaping Bunny Program.
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The finished product left much to be desired, however, thanks to a combination of unclear marketing, broken feature promises and a widespread lack of understanding over what the game was supposed to be.
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The star was snapped waving the American and French flags, surrounded by handsome soldiers, and while we wait to see the finished product, it's safe to say she looks like a total natural.
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Combined with a number of interviews with the crew, and the story of how Twigs came to be involved in the first place, it makes the finished product even more fascinating to watch.
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Much like Fabregas, his development is inextricably linked to North London, and at 21 years of age he has much to learn before he's the finished product that a club like Barcelona require.
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In this exclusive clip, Nelson and his team are extra-excited to share their finished product with the lucky giftee, in part because they don't often have the chance to see the reveal.
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He wasn't pleased with the finished product and wanted to give it another pass, a surprising move for an artist who has been such an ardent proponent of old-school hand-drawn animation.
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Even so, it'll be a good sign for Qualcomm's XR platform if they actually ship in 2019 — and after seeing them at launch, we're hoping to check out the finished product for ourselves.
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I really like the part of spending a lot of time and detail on something and then having people see the finished product and say "Oh, it's really good!" and things like that.
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UPDATED 23 JANUARY 12:15: To clear up any confusing around the amounts, 110g of pork would be used per 100g of the finished product (as with the ingredients of this Tesco ham).
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To this end, a subsidiary of the company has worked out how to extract birth-control and growth hormones from human and animal faeces respectively, to avoid these getting into the finished product.
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In reality these glossy, acetone smoothed parts just look better and give you a better idea what the finished product — injection-molded or milled — will look like when all is said and done.
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Figuring out how a number of components fit together to make a finished product is basically one big 3D puzzle involving complex movements and the manipulation of delicate items like pins and screws.
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"Getting Better" (Take 21) The maiden voyage of "Getting Better" sounds significantly heavier than the finished product, with McCartney out front with a Wurlitzer keyboard, and fuzzed out bass thundering across the verses.
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As always, patent applications aren't proof that we'll actually see the technology in a finished product, but it does show us some of the things Apple is considering for its future camera systems.
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They're the kind of space escapades that should thrill fans of the franchise reboot, and as it turns out the hardcore are the ones that will get to see the finished product first.
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While Paul Ryan tried to act as if the bill was a finished product when it was unveiled two weeks ago, it was immediately clear that it was both inadequate and incredibly destructive.
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It is simply a man following his dreams and coming out the other side with a finished product that has as much impact as a plain piece of paper in an art show.
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"The idea itself, even if it is not made visual, is as much of a work of art as any finished product," the early conceptualist Sol Le Witt wrote in a 1967 essay.
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The courageous effort he put forth against Gustafsson suggests he won't be giving up the fight any time soon, but he has seemed to be a 'finished product' for a long time now.
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With the average finished product being around 40 seconds in length, KnowMe videos are definitely more polished and engaging than a vine or Instagram video, but feel more informal than something on YouTube.
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That could be a signal that investors have grown comfortable with the concept, and now it's more a matter of who will be early to market with a tasty and affordable finished product.
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What gives a window into her practice is the detritus she's left on the floor around the finished product: all the bits and pieces that are left over from Taylor's manipulation of materials.
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"We have worked tirelessly to restore the resort to its original grandeur, and we are confident the finished product is worthy of the hotel's opening fanfare," says Jerry Johnson, who owns the property.
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They were supposed to make the app more authentic, with the Stories tab as a place to show the behind-the-scenes version of the finished product that ended up on your grid.
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To ensure that only the person who ordered the drink can take it, the finished product remains at the far side of the bar until a room card is scanned at the edge.
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For Avalanche, Johnson posed as a documentary filmmaker to gain access to NASA's Houston HQ, liberally interpreting fair-use laws in order to include a large collection of found footage in the finished product.
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The prototype computer will be ready before the end of the year, said Zhang Ting, an engineer at the country's National Supercomputer Center, but the finished product won't be operational for several years more.
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Richer grass-fed milk isn't the only thing that makes French butter better: the finished product is also higher in fat—usually between 81 and 83 percent compared to American butter's roughly 80 percent.
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Screen parts, chips, and various partly assembled gizmos did not give us hope we'd see anything close to a finished product here, but a curvy LCD display, shaped like a bracelet, piqued our interest.
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His hope is that despite the odds, TV networks will see something in his nearly finished product that they like, especially as Facebook Watch hasn't given him as many views as he would like.
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Those are pretty apparent in the finished product, which is extremely rapid-fire and only runs for about an hour and a half — far shorter than one would expect from a franchise-starting tentpole.
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"Made Christmas cookies with the little man today," Underwood, 34, captioned an Instagram photo gallery of Isaiah squeezing a little extra frosting on a tree-shaped treat from his highchair, plus the finished product.
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It's all very custom-designed for iOS and can allow developers to test and demo AR scenes on an iPhone or iPad to get a real sense of how a finished product will look.
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While you can bump into celebrities — like Jon Hamm and Daniel Radcliffe, who both attended this year — the festival honors the entire process of filmmaking, not just the famous faces or the finished product.
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I know what this even being a game, an almost-finished product, something you can sink yourself into in the comfort of your own home from October 25, means to people other than myself.
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Among those proposals is a demand that seeks to guarantee that the United States gets more of the world's auto business by ensuring that more of the finished product is produced in North America.
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Robshaw was first drawn to block printing, which he studied in China and India, because he loved how surprising the variability was that occurred as the initial drawing was turned into a finished product.
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"You can see the whole process at Other Half, from raw materials to finished product, and then have a seat in a room large enough to hang out in," Matt Monahan, a founder, said.
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Deborah Treisman, the fiction editor at The New Yorker, completed the book using those tapes and other sources — the original intention was for Treisman and Hopps to work closely together on the finished product.
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It may seem annoying to dip each otherwise straightforward slice-and-bake cookie into a pile of sanding sugar before baking, but it's necessary for the sweet and salty balance of the finished product.
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Here's my finished product for today: (For more details and some templates, I have a dedicated post here.) I have to confess something to you: There is an obnoxious little twit living inside my brain.
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Last month, Trump puzzled lawmakers and reporters alike when he demanded that his party vote as quickly as the next week to repeal and replace Obamacare, despite Republicans being nowhere close to a finished product.
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"It's not only the finished product, but it's the componentry that goes into these cars with the cross-border traffic, back and forth, until you get a finished car," the former Home Depot CEO said.
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Read on for our Q&A with the actress as well as tips from the makeup artist about how to get her look – and see a glimpse inside her bag and the finished product below!
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The finished product is something you aren't likely to encounter very much outside of certain regions in China, and will pretty much blow away all your preconceived notions as to what a dumpling can be.
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VICE met up with Chambrone at Surgeon Studios to see how he turns an idea for a shoe into a finished product, following along as he picked out materials, cut fabrics, and slapped on soles.
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While the plaster version of the finished product is a masterpiece, the model (pictured, below) is the thing that thrills—a rare depiction of a president with no clothes, exposed, undignified, and yet somehow divine.
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It's a type of back bacon, cured and trimmed, that traditionally was rolled in dried and ground yellow peas—which add a certain je ne said quoi of the crunchy variety to the finished product.
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Adrian Colman, the head of Britain's largest logistics firm Wincanton, said customers started asking for extra space around three months ago to store finished product, spare parts for their factories and raw materials including packaging.
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Google's Photos app, which is available on the iPhone, and Apple's own Photos app will also automatically edit together videos for you if you allow them, but you'll have less control over the finished product.
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In any case, a finished product exported from China to America, say, will include components made in third countries, and probably only a small fraction of the value will have been added in China itself.
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Another major issue is changing the rules of origin, or the percentage of a finished product that must be made in North America in order to be considered eligible for the NAFTA free trade treatment.
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Verdict: I love that you can pick and choose from different options as opposed to having one finished product, but I would have liked to see the design portrayed in the context of the room.
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We haven't yet heard from Chrissy how her Bloomin' Onion turned out, but the Legend did post a photo of himself with his finished product on Instagram, and it looks like it was a success.
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The North American steel industry is heavily integrated, with raw materials, steel and parts crossing the U.S.-Canadian border several times before a finished product such as a vehicle or refrigerator is sold to consumers.
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It's hard to say how well any Vive Early Access game will turn out, in part because teams like CloudGate are so tiny that going from prototype to finished product is a major uphill battle.
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It's the point where most of the game itself is complete, but the creators need to spend time fixing the little details, polishing bugs, and generally rushing to get the finished product ready to release.
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Youth is the overriding theme of the whole record—it spills from every musical corner, every lyric, with the finished product appearing like a huge splotch of brightly coloured powder paint on white A4 paper.
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At the end of the production line, the skin is flattened and left to dry for a period of 8 to 15 days (this varies depending on the species), and out comes a finished product.
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"As ready-made goods took center stage in the 20th century, a customer could not guarantee that hair sent out for work would be the same hair they received in the finished product," Reierson explains.
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In May, the 22016-year-old rapper released his own full-length album, Coloring Book, a lush and complex gospel-inspired record that feels like the finished product to The Life of Pablo's first draft.
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Then she was able to do an area of it where she sanded it, and then we were able to fill it in with the pre-finished product, but it was a real wood floor.
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The dehydrator's adjustable thermostat (14 presets ranging from 95 to 158 degrees Fahrenheit) and 19.5-hour auto shut-off timer give you the power when choosing how you want the finished product to turn out.
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Regardless of the cost, I expected the finished product to look like the sort of cheap thing one might see in a dorm room (it sticks to walls, after all), but I was pleasantly surprised.
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Xiaomi hasn't yet announced official details for its foldable phone, such as a firm release date and price, but the company is clearly keen to keep the hype going as it builds toward a finished product.
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Click here to view original GIFLike Jackson Pollock, Piet Mondrian, and other abstract artists before her, Crystal Ma creates colorful masterpieces that are as much about the creative process as they are about the finished product.
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After filming this segment for the fifth and final season of their HGTV show, Joanna — who is pregnant with her and Chip's fifth child — cleaned house, documenting the chaotic process (and pristine finished product) on Instagram.
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So between regulatory pressure, reported second thoughts from Libra Association members, and the sheer scale of actually developing and launching the Libra Blockchain worldwide, we're still a long way off from anything resembling a finished product.
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U.S. prosecutors have alleged that companies affiliated with Liu used ports in the Los Angeles area to import aluminium from China that was disguised as a finished product not subject to duties, before making bogus sales.
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The finished product, which will easily earn a half-million views, is likely the only YouTube clip to ever jam together discussion of "textual metaphors" with footage from Mac and Me. Among Ellis' filmic obsessions: Transformers.
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So you may not be eating the tomato vine that's getting "pickled" in this jar, but you're definitely going to taste the summer fruit, whose flavors get super concentrated in its vines, in the finished product.
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U.S. prosecutors have alleged that companies affiliated with Liu used ports in the Los Angeles area to import aluminum from China that was disguised as a finished product not subject to duties, before making bogus sales.
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Still, as democratic an institution as the morning cup of coffee is, there will always be those pushing the boundaries of humble ingredients, even if it means a finished product that sets you back 24 dollars.
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The suit and the hair are spot-on, but given that Kay is a whole lot thinner than the unrealistically bulky Kryptonian, the finished product has a bit of a David Byrne vibe thrown in too.
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But in a Kafkaesque twist, one can legally sell the finished product—provided, of course, one has the proper license from the Ministry of Agriculture, according to Murad and interviews with charcoal makers in the region.
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To spare you the banal details, I will tell you that my finished product doesn't end up half as Instagrammable as the one in the picture but it's actually the best breakfast I've had all week.
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Being such big fans of the mix, we wanted to get the inside scoop on some of the decision making, so we asked Jesse to tell us a little bit about what went into finished product.
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In an unexpected turn, before he had seen the finished product himself, Mr. Sante received an email from a worker at a subsidiary printing plant who had read the essay while separating plates for the section.
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From floated proposal to finished product, "Vida Americana: Mexican Muralists Remake American Art, 21945-217" at the Whitney Museum of American Art represents a decade of hard thought and labor, and the effort has paid off.
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The finished product engenders a pronounced universe of diffuse influences, most of which are controlled by nation-states and non-state actors seeking to deliberately employ media-transmitted information against tailored target audiences for specific ends.
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"Such distortions undermine the competitiveness of manufacturers in the United States by imposing unnecessary costs and, in some cases, imposing a higher cost on manufacturers' inputs than the competing foreign imported finished product," the businesses wrote.
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The film looks a lot like a garden-variety food show on TV, with endless shots of food being prepared, Mr. Solomonov sampling the finished product and assuring the cook (and moviegoers) that it's really tasty.
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At the same time, by documenting only portions of von Bayros' works, or homing in on a particular detail, Brown's intentions are clearly about the pleasure of drawing, rather than the production of a finished product.
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The finished product apparently gets up to seven days of battery life, can display notifications from his phone, and recharges in about two and a half hours — better specs than some full-fledged commercial smartwatches can manage.
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And even though a beautiful finished product was a given, "to see his excitement as it all became real and the ring was being made [was] particularly touching given how long they have been together," Dousset says.
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The Vietnamese corrosion resistance processing was "simple" and added only a small amount of value to the finished product imported into the United States, with up to 90 percent of the value produced in China, Commerce said.
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This vague trailer is about building anticipation, setting a mood, and planting the idea that "we are our own worst enemy" in the audience's minds to get them in the right headspace to contemplate the finished product.
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Modern trade doesn't consist of unitary economies buying and selling finished products (if it ever did), it consists of products being created along a value chain across several economies, with each adding value to a finished product.
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The film, which tells the origin story of Han Solo, premiered in Hollywood on Thursday and drew cheers and applause throughout from the crowds in two historic theaters, the first large audiences to see the finished product.
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For manufacturers like Tung, this means both the textile and the finished product itself should be Vietnamese or from a country with which the EU already has a free trade agreement in order to be tariff-free.
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"You use so much more sauce than I thought you did," the mother of three told Uditi before they added the cheese to the pizza, throwing it in the oven once again to get their finished product.
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"It addressed the homeowners' issues regarding space and function but despite some clear limitations and obstacles the finished product always felt like a high-end, sophisticated, and luxe experience, which home-renovation shows now lack," she said.
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Demi spent most of her Monday getting inked up by Alessandro Capozzi at a private studio in downtown L.A. We are told he started on Demi's tattoo around noon and finished around 8 PM. The finished product?
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The finished product is a great basketball book, filled with details of big games, powerful high school basketball programs and insightful stories about the top players and coaches who, at least at one time, called Washington home.
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Also on Amazon, the product has more than 650 positive reviews, though there are nearly 50 critical ones, complaining of things like the pancakes sticking to the pan when cooked and the finished product being bland or spongy.
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It's a trailer created almost exclusively to highlight the endless references that made Cline's novel resonate for many readers, but it gives the unshakeable impression that the finished product is just going to be a soulless reference-machine.
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Terenzi said farmers working with Vega could earn up to $11 per kilogram although that would be for a completely finished product which had been dried, selected, roasted, packaged - even up to putting the postage on the box.
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After giving her Instagram followers a sneak peek of the daunting shoot back in 2017, the actress and supermodel, 25, unveiled the finished product at an event in the Tag Heuer boutique in New York City, Thursday night.
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He won't be selling the framework as a finished product; it's the starting point of a process that will be long and have lots of give and take as it wends its way through the House and Senate.
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The full game is expected toward the end of the year, but an alpha version featuring a small selection of the tools available in the finished product (but no actual coaster building) was made available on March 22.
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The buzz about the finished product dulled the fact that the company missed the mark on delivering to actual customers, instead opting to hand out the keys of what appeared to be pre-production models to his employees.
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James might have looked 30 upon entering the league at 18, in 2003, but it took him years of grappling with the concept of on-court leadership before he became the finished product on spectacular display Sunday night.
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This is hot pot for the type-A personality, cooked before you on the barely noticeable state-of-the-art induction plate built into each tabletop, but requiring no participation beyond spooning the finished product into your mouth.
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Gold — The finished product took 35 seconds — or, considerably less than it took me to write this blog and perhaps you to read it, thus proving that the least thought-out ideas are very often the most productive.
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Belch says the turnaround time for STRIVR to deliver a finished product to teams after initially recording them ranges from 90 minutes to two hours, down from the four to seven hours it took the company last season.
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The finished product, which frankly looks a little unwieldy, sold for 500 pesos, or about US $26—that is, until the federal environmental protection agency in Mexico seized four tarantula carcasses that were on the premises earlier today.
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"Often each country (is) performing a single function in the transformation of a mature cotton fiber, a single cell into a finished product like a cotton shirt .. along the way there are many opportunities for cheating," said Hayward.
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Now users will be able to tell longer video stories involving scenes, where they can even stack and layer one or more videos, photos, colors and shapes in order to create a collage-like finished product, VSCO explains.
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The undefeated and top-ranked Huskies are a far more finished product over all, while Ohio State is still mixing in transfers like Linnae Harper, Stephanie Mavunga, Sierra Calhoun and Shayla Cooper with freshman Kiara Lewis and Mitchell.
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Though it is uncredited in the program, Curtis also did the video for the show, which reads like a rehearsal tape, not a finished product: terrible lighting, and shaky camera work that goes in and out of focus.
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"People don't realize the work behind the scenes, they just get to see the victories and the finished product, but it's a lot of work and not everybody can handle it," he said, eyes fixed on the screen.
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Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to a positive rating action: --Improving liquidity for the Brazilian S&E industry; --Cash plus finished product inventories at market value-to-short-term debt equal to or above 2x.
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Since the fabric used is thinner than acrylics or gel extensions, which tend to have a raised effect, the finished product looks more like you spent nine months using a nail strengthener versus a few hours in the salon.
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Packagers generally have limited sales vols that cross US & China, and while some US producers (AVY, CCK) have meaningful China footprints they largely procure raw materials and sell finished product in-country, so there is limited impact from tariffs.
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In a video on a fan account, which was originally posted by celebrity tattoo artist Bang Bang, Cyrus is seen lounging in the tattoo chair and the artist zooms in on the finished product after completing the tattooing process.
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The finished sticker can then be sent as an image in iMessage, WhatsApp, Messenger, Snapchat, Telegram, or Skype by default, but you can ultimately send the finished product to anything else that accepts images from the iOS Share Sheet.
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She revealed the finished product to DailyMailTV while giving them her tour of the space, explaining that she originally only wanted to update her kitchen but eventually turned her sleek, bright new style to the rest of the space.
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In calculating the hours worked on several projects, we learned that we'd lost over 100 hours of billable time on a single project, all thanks to meetings that did seemingly nothing for the bottom line, or the finished product.
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Now, instead of taking that approach and at least appearing to be honest, they've got a PR nightmare on their hands, all because they didn't actually communicate properly with their audience as to the content in the finished product.
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The build video above dives deep into how it was made, and it's quite cool to see how the clay, plastic, and epoxy come together to create the finished product while a soothingly deep voice over explains the process.
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The Met established a partnership with Q2, WQXR's online station for contemporary classical music, which invited its listeners to record the sounds Mr. Adams used in the piece and then offered downloads of the finished product from its website.
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While Braatz had a wealth of documentation and geeky ephemera that would be catnip to any Lynch enthusiast, he assembled them in such a way that the finished product fails to stand on its own as an artistic statement.
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A tightening of the so-called rules of origin, which specify the percentage of a finished product that must be made within North America to qualify for duty-free access within the region, would prevent China from exploiting loopholes.
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As I talk to artists around the industry, the ability to cut out those "bullshit elements" seems to be driving the adoption of AI. But Endel isn't a tool for a musician to use; it's actually making the finished product.
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But whereas the Crockpot presents you a finished product (ideally a hearty chili or tender pork roast) after five hours, a Roomba leaves you with dusty molding and a desire to just put the poor thing out of its misery.
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The legal dispute centered on whether the term "article of manufacture," on which design patent damages are calculated in U.S. patent law, should be interpreted as a finished product in its entirety, or merely a component in a complex product.
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The finished product, which caters not just to the AP test but also real-world applications of the code that is tested, has now sold more than 350 copies, and Jawa's next goal is to get it in more classrooms.
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We take the finished product from their kitchen pod and bring it to the front, where we act as actually the liaison between the brands and the couriers up front and curate a better experience for the couriers as well.
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Here's a glimpse at what the finished product will look like: Instead of pulling from the popular HBO show Game of Thrones, the board game is taking a page out of the original book series: A Song of Ice and Fire.
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During the production of the record, it became clear to the pair that they were inadvertently spinning a narrative, and the finished product mirrors both the birth of the universe in tandem with the life of a sole, androgynous person.
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The most unique element of the collection are engineer Sam Gannon's innovative "Evolution" montages of each track, which edit together the earliest acoustic sketches and rehearsals through studio false starts and dead ends, all the way to the finished product.
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The blue and pink color scheme is true to what you'll find in the cup at Starbucks, and Woodford went ahead and popped a straw in the finished product, just to make it look a little more like the real thing.
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"This combination will form a global champion, with fully integrated capabilities, shipping iron ore and coking coal and semi-finished product from Australia to its manufacturing plants and mills globally," GFG Alliance executive chairman Sanjeev Gupta said in the statement.
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Moore showed off the finished product at the Bay Area Maker Faire last month, using his hand like a pretend airplane to guide his AR Drone through the sky, steering it as if by magic as people looked on in awe.
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We know that early versions of The Force Awakens looked very different to the finished product, but now, ahead of the film's Collector's Edition Blu-ray release, director J.J. Abrams is giving us a look at what could have been.
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By the time those grandchildren were old enough to handle speaking roles, Sarah's husband, Alex, had acquired a video camera that would enable him to edit the footage on a computer and post the finished product on a Web site.
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A quartile-zero vision applying advanced analytics and technology impacts across the supply chain — including automation for picking, packing and warehousing, and predictive analytics for optimizing movement and modes of raw materials and finished product — helped the company reset targets.
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By focusing on the fine details of its supply chain, Tony's Chocolonely says it traces the origin of the cocoa it buys -- all the way from the beans purchased directly from its farm cooperatives in West Africa to the finished product.
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The company is also asking users to present projects as ideas instead of as finished products, and to be honest with the progress, stage of development, and how long it will be before a finished product is delivered to backers.
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Steve is a father figure to me because him and I suffered the same wounds in our sense of self, that feeling of not being a finished product but this hasn't stopped him from loving and committing to his baby daughter.
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It really wasn't until the end when we had a nearly finished product we were very proud of that we were able to bring it to someone as reputable as John Legend and have him take interest in the film.
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Chara, a Slovak, spoke little English at the time and was far from a finished product, but as his game and language skills developed, he began taking a larger role with players who needed the kind of help he had received.
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The brown interior also looked cheap, although I was repeatedly reminded that this was still just a prototype and assured that the finished product, which has yet to be revealed, will fix all those inconveniences and improve the user's experience.
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The series, a courtroom drama that begins Wednesday on CBS, seems to have been assembled by a particularly indifferent Victor Frankenstein, the parts crammed together without much regard for whether the stitching is visible or whether the finished product works.
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I tend to work through puzzles (well, our puzzles, anyway) by Kameron Austin Collins at a lively pace, but when I look at the finished product, I feel pleased with both the constructor and myself, so it's a win-win.
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Fans who donate will get to help vote on product names, pick shades, follow the development of each product, get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the cosmetics, and get to be the first to see the finished product.
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From 2008, when it audited its carbon emissions from the vineyard through transporting the finished product to market, the company has reduced its carbon output by almost 28 percent, with a goal of 2750 percent by 250, and 2100 percent by 230.
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With the robotics division struggling to live up to expectations, Garden came up with a new solution: delivery trucks that could bake the pizzas while in transit to cut down delivery times and improve the finished product showing up at customers' doors.
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The finished product looked like something out of a computer game – in fact, the last time we saw a ball move with that much action towards its target, the Looney Tunes had a magnet on Michael Jordan's golf ball in Space Jam.
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A new patent application, published today with the United States Patent and Trademark Office and detailed by Slashgear, sheds new light on Apple's intended milestones for such a device — even if the finished product is years away from seeing the light of day.
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The designer behind it has put together a number of posts on the various bits that go together to make the finished product, but of course the beauty of any do-it-yourself project is you can tweak the instructions as you like.
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I don't say that because the trailer's bad — it's not good; it just looks really generic — but because the movie was supposed to be put out by Universal, but Universal seemingly didn't like the finished product and sold it off to Netflix.
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There's also support for the AT&T-powered FirstNet public safety wireless network, and to top it all off, Sonim offers a three-year warranty that even covers accidental damage, which speaks to a certain level of confidence in the finished product here.
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Although it didn't feature any gameplay, it was narrated by a woman, but players should have the freedom to create a protagonist that more closely resembles them in the finished product, once it arrives for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One next spring.
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On a technical front, what I see is not the finished product, but even so this overhauled Telltale Tool engine is quite clearly producing visuals that represent a progression from, say, The Wolf Among Us, the studio's previous collaboration with DC (via Vertigo).
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Watching Colossal, you can't help admiring Vigolondo's central idea of taking traditional rom-com principles and turning then into something strange and scary and a little mean … and then noting just how far he strayed from that idea in the finished product.
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Since Prepd uses Kickstarter in the traditional way — as a platform to validate an idea rather than marketing an existing product — the finished product isn't due to ship to backers until March 2019, although a number of prototypes have already been developed.
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I think my ideas tend to be project based, and conceptually every record or TV show or whatever it is starts with: what do I see the finished product being, or what is the vehicle by which these things can live in?
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Early in construction, Apple managers told the construction team that the ceiling - composed of large panels of polished concrete - should be immaculate inside and out, just as the inside of the iPhone's audio jack is a finished product, a former construction manager recalled.
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Missile tests presided over by a grinning Kim Jong Un. Propaganda from North Korea comes to us fully formed and almost alluring in its opacity: a finished product that has been carefully constructed to convey an idealized image of strength and unity.
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After abandoning his first attempt at making a feature film, Shaw put together My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea with partner Jane Samborski in the kitchen of their one-bedroom apartment, and the finished product is a collage in every respect.
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So far TAXA has only made a nickel-sized piece of the finished product, but now that the bioengineering side of things has been more or less perfected, it should be easy to increase that exponentially—once funding is in place, Evans said.
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But there are few signs of any deep personal investment in the finished product, a handsome period drama which trudges methodically through events in Paris at the end of the 19th century, but which only sporadically becomes more exciting than a Wikipedia entry.
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But they evade federal regulation because they're not classified as real firearms by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms — even if the finished product can look and function exactly like any other high-powered firearm you might buy in a store.
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If at least 10.5 percent of an item's total value comes from components made in Israel, and it's produced in one of five Egyptian zones, then Egypt may sell and ship the finished product under the same free trade status as Israeli goods.
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The sale of AM General which designs, engineers and manufactures specialized vehicles for military and commercial customers, offers an opportunity to purchase a prime contractor that delivers a finished product to the Pentagon, and not just an add-on system or service.
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The cargo will be blended to a finished product, which Shell will supply to bunker customers, enabling its customers to be prepared for the implementation of a new sulphur mandate by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to be implemented from January, Shell said.
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The cargo will be blended to a finished product, which Shell will supply to bunker customers, enabling its customers to be prepared for the implementation of a new sulfur mandate by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to be implemented from January, Shell said.
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My ongoing project High Voltage became my energy source, my road to understanding a generation that has the desire to change the power balance through direct intervention on reality — giving more importance to creation and participation and less to the finished product.
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And if you were looking for the kind of unpleasant compromising and deal-making that can often accompany a big story where a writer gets an early, exclusive look, you don't get that here — either in the conversations or the finished product.
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The problem with cupcakes is that there is too much frosting on the top, too much cake on the bottom and the finished product is too tall for anyone whose jaw does not unhinge to consume in the correct balance of top to bottom.
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The "investigations made it possible to affirm that no finished product stored at the factory presented neither health risk nor lack of quality for our consumers," Ferrero said, adding that all the products on the market had never been affected by a quality issue.
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After we tasted the finished product—which was somehow crispy and delicate and unctuous and sharp all at the same time—we had to know: Does Sharma's husband like this version better than his mother's fried chicken, which was reportedly made with pork fat?
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The formula — which includes soy powder, gluten-free flour, carrot fiber and other ingredients — is mixed and sent through an extruding machine (picture the hair on your childhood Play-Doh toy) to create a finished product with a similar taste and texture to chicken.
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In a statement to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Tangrenshen said authorities had notified its subsidiary on Monday afternoon that their tests had failed to confirm the presence of the deadly disease in any of the raw material or finished product samples collected last week.
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" Dr. Yonetani, who calls herself a "microbe farmer," says that each tablespoon of her finished product contains a billion of the healthful soil bacteria Bacillus subtilis, a count that is "orders of magnitude greater than what you would find in a typical probiotic food.
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He may find agreement with Mexico and Canada in one area that could be meaningful — tightening so-called rules of origin, which specify the percentage of a finished product that must be made within North America to qualify for duty-free access within the region.
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In exchange for five to seven per cent of a startup's equity, an accelerator usually provides between fifteen thousand and a hundred thousand dollars, advice for an intensive three-month period, introductions to mentors, and a Demo Day, when investors assess the finished product.
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My finished product (which costs $49 and came with my name on the bottle!) turned out to be an exact match to my skin tone, and the formula is exactly what I want in a foundation: medium coverage, hydrating, and best of all, blended specifically for me.
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"Food manufacturers have quality assurance employees who are constantly taking samples of their packaged, finished product to be sure they're not putting anything out that is against the rules," said food safety specialist Ben Chapman, a professor in agricultural and human sciences at North Carolina State University.
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The Dragon Prince creators say part of the process of making the show was looking over the skeleton of the finished product and going back in to make sure there were enough clues and juicy foreshadowing, in the hopes of creating a more cohesive creative work.
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Growing cannabis within Germany will remain illegal until next year, when just ten licences will be issued allowing production at secret sites by trained pharmacists vetted for security, sworn to confidentiality and (lest they be tempted to sample for quality) prevented from touching the finished product.
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That's a point that's often lost on both viewers — who see the finished product, where very pretty people get naked in appealing ways — and the director, producers and crew, who aren't the ones suddenly stripped down in front of a bunch of people they work with.
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There's an art to transforming a work from the page to the screen, creating something that works as a standalone film for those unfamiliar with the source material while also appealing to book readers who already have a vision of what the finished product should look like.
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There's still work to be done in terms of waterproofing, lifting up the vehicle, giving it a paint makeover and more, per Giertz, but the finished product looks amazing, and potentially better than whatever sci-fi nightmare Elon Musk is putting together for the actual Tesla pickup.
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Rules of origin: Another major point that could be up for negotiation could be the wonkily named "rules of origin," or the percentage of a finished product that must be made in North America in order to be considered eligible for the NAFTA free trade treatment.
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Blunt said he has not talked to the White House about the legislation yet but sent a pretty direct warning that the President should sign the finished product Congress eventually sends to him and leave the negotiations around the bill that pertains to Congress to lawmakers.
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As detailed on his Kickstarter page, Terpstra's arduous process and search for these photographs, made while raising funds for a book of the project, is far more interesting than the finished product, and feels remarkably in line with the quiet sense of pilgrimage that Fusco's photographs inspire.
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Theatergoers are divided into different teams (according to the color of wrist bands issued before the show begins) and ushered through a series of meticulously imagined rehearsal spaces, recording studios, cosmetic analysis rooms and a theater-cum-bar, where we are allowed to observe the finished product.
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In essence, Section 28500 was a profit-shifting operation that allowed some big companies based in Puerto Rico to purchase supplies and materials from their corporate headquarters at a much lower than usual rate, while selling the finished product back at the highest price, thus inflating profits.
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Earlier this week, Hall of Famer Doug Gilmour did one of those "letter to my younger self" things at the Players' Tribune, which is to say he told a few stories to a ghost writer and we all pretended that he actually wrote the finished product.
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Representative Kevin Brady, chairman of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, told reporters that Republicans on the House-Senate negotiating committee working on the revamped bill had signed the finished product and the details would be published when the full House convenes at 5:30 p.m.
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I think the point of ... Part of the reason why I wanted to tell the story is that sometimes, people look at me and they see not the finished product, because I'm still a work in progress, but a person who's 60-something and has had an incredible career.
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At celebrity chef Duff Goldman's DIY cake shop, Teigen took a lesson from the pros, making a two-layer, pale peach and white cake covered with glittery gold polka dots and rainbow confetti sprinkles before posing with the finished product for a picture that she shared on Instagram.
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From the American Enterprise Institute, which called the bill a start but far from a "finished product," to those at the conservative Heritage Foundation who said the bill missed a "key opportunity" to repeal more of Obamacare's regulations, the right hasn't come out in full support of the bill.
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But Michael Dei-Michei, head of research at JBC Energy in Vienna, said the market should consider that intermediate products — gas oils, diesel oil and other products — are not featured in the headline EIA numbers, and those stocks are rising, which could lead to higher finished product inventories.
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He emerged before a national audience as a finished product, an aggressive and scramble-y submission fighter whose strikes closed the gaps between Gracie jiu-jitsu and MMA, whose self-coached standup was wild, who showed zero concern for getting taken down because he reliably won from his back.
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Maybe I should stop using the chocolate chip cookie recipe I currently have and use the researchers' recipe for simulated cookies, which looks more like this: By rendering the components that make baked goods rather than a finished product, the researchers are able to simulate other foods as well.
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That includes an extruder motion system that allows for faster and more precise prints, a build plate that will grip prints better and bend to make removing the finished product easier, and a significant reduction in noise — MakerBot says it wants its printers on desks, not in back rooms.
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But Michael Dei-Michei, head of research at JBC Energy in Vienna, said the market should consider that intermediate products - gas oils, diesel oil and other products - are not featured in the headline EIA numbers, and those stocks are rising, which could lead to higher finished product inventories.
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So it was a bit surprising then, when he sent me the finished product of his serious, exhaustive labor a few months later—his hard fought precious art—and the first song was about stripping down to his underwear and dumping all his clothes into a Wendy's trash can.
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Representative Kevin Brady, chairman of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, told reporters that Republicans on the House-Senate negotiating committee working on the revamped bill had signed the finished product and the details would be published when the full House convenes at 5:30 p.m. EST.
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So a particular drug you buy at your pharmacy may contain active pharmaceutical ingredients that come from one place — say, China — but the actual pill or cream or whatever the finished product is might actually be manufactured in India or any number of other countries, including the United States.
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Whatever Microsoft does in 2017, it must not lose sight of what's made it so strong in the last two years: a fearless approach to product and innovation where the passion of development is evident in the finished product and the fear of failure is somebody else's problem.
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The initial reactions to a five-minute teaser submitted to Channel Four were very positive (though the channel inexplicably wanted to rename it 'The Rave') and five demanding weeks were spent cutting a full sixty-minute version, but when the finished product was presented the reaction was rather different.
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Foxconn is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Rather than manufacturing LCD panels in the United States, Woo said it would be more profitable to make them in greater China and Japan, ship them to Mexico for final assembly, and import the finished product to the United States.
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Google stopped selling Glass to consumers last year noting that it was time for a strategy reset, and the head of the Google X research lab has since then said that the hype surrounding the $1,500 device became overblown considering it was merely a prototype and not a finished product.
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Facebook's newest VR headset, Oculus Quest, ships in the spring for $399 The Quest is still double the price of the Oculus Go, but based on the sturdy quality of the finished product and what's inside I would doubt that Facebook is making much of a profit off each device.
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Such large-format desserts offer slight financial advantages over complexly plated individual ones, since a single pastry chef can make and freeze lots of pie crust or layers of sponge cake at once, and the finished product (which might feed a dozen or more people) requires only slicing, not elaborate garnishing.
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Foxconn is formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.\ Rather than manufacturing LCD panels in the United States, Woo said it would be more profitable to make them in greater China and Japan, ship them to Mexico for final assembly, and import the finished product to the United States.
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From there, we did as the video instructed us: sliced off the top of our melon, inserted the corer, began to twist (clockwise and then counter clockwise) until the device had worked its way down to very the bottom, and finished by pulling it up and out to reveal the below finished product.
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The finished product looked like this: But no one warned Scott about this, and as he ran onto the platform while performing "Goosebumps," he stepped right into the globe's launching pad and dropped in face-first, apparently damaging it so badly that Drake refunded the 20,000 fans in attendance at The O2.
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Metacritic Score: 86/100"Midsommar" director Ari Aster listened to Bobby Krlic, aka the Haxan Cloak, as he was writing one of the most critically acclaimed horror movies of the year, and then asked the musician to score the finished product, culminating in a soundtrack as well-received as the film itself.
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The film captures the minutiae of the Sondheim's process, the grueling series of choices and tweaks that eventually coalesce into a finished, finished product—and the climactic final scene of singer Elaine Stritch's emotional recording of "The Ladies Who Lunch" is easily some of the best footage Pennebaker ever put to film.
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Her photos, for example, aren't framed tight to the images Woodman shot; rather, they are given a wide berth, framed around the photo paper itself that holds the images, with darkroom smudges and creases fully visible, a move that keeps the focus on the process of making pictures instead of the finished product.
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A point-and-click adventure game set in the Warcraft universe, everything we've seen of Lord of the Clans looks a bit silly, a bit clunky; Blizzard is a game company with a high pedigree, and when it came right down to it the near-finished product didn't seem to match their full expectations.
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A clip on Nail Sunny's Instagram account gives a tutorial of the detailed design, from the pink base color on the nails (which almost match the shade Jenner, 20, sported in the original snap) to the building process behind the tiny hand and finger and, finally, putting it all together for the finished product.
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The finished product stripped away some of the more 90s-sounding elements of the original, particularly by dialing back the muddy reverb that had been slathered on the guitars and by bringing Jeff Ament's bass lines way up in the mix; it also felt a whole lot closer to Pearl Jam's raucous live sound.
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Brian Eno was one of the first to pioneer the concept of "in-studio composition"—coming to the studio with the skeleton of a piece (a single melody played on an individual instrument, for example) and then layering other recorded sounds upon sounds, instruments upon instruments and experimenting until he had a finished product.
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A metallurgist commissioned by Motherboard editor-at-large Brian Merchant estimated that roughly 75 pounds worth of raw material have to be mined to make the average iPhone, and that's before considering other environmental byproducts of Apple's global supply chain, which include, of course, shipping the raw material as well as the finished product all over the world.
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Here's the finished product: 'Queer Eye' stars share the disgusting incident that made Antoni literally pee himself laughing Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe go mad together in 'The Lighthouse' trailer Jeff Goldblum does intense rap battle with James Corden and things get brutal, fast Melissa McCarthy's story of her worst date ever starts awkwardly, escalates rapidly
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The Patent Act of 1952 allows patent holders to "recover the infringer's entire profits from the 'article of manufacture' to which the design was applied," says the DoJ, but it adds that this "'article of manufacture' will not always be the finished product that is sold in commerce" — sometimes it's just a part of that product.
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Read more: The CEO of Victoria's Secret's parent company reportedly had close ties to Jeffrey EpsteinFilings from the defense claim that Epstein was under no obligation to purchase Shanks' work without approving of the finished product, while the plaintiff's council said that Maxwell confirmed to Shanks in a letter dated May 16, 2000 that the painting would cost $325,000.
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"No Problem" is the harbinger of what Coloring Book has to offer in full: It is not just a good song, it is a song on which Chance, like his idol Kanye, manages to bring the best out of all the component parts and make a finished product that feels like something only he could have envisioned.
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Once the government is open and we have made a down payment on border security, and immigration reform starts to happen, I plan to convene weekly bipartisan meetings at the White House so we can do a finished product, a great product, a product that we can all be proud of, having to do with that elusive immigration problem.
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They're also created with the same care and attention as a piece of fine art: According to the Wall Street Journal, it takes roughly 18 months to take a scarf from design concept to finished product; up to six of those months are occupied with color adjustment alone — never mind the cutting and hand-finishing of the rolled edges.
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He said Mexican cartels have been importing the precursor chemicals necessary to make carfentanil and mixing the finished product with heroin destined for the U.S. Baer also pointed out that the problem is ultimately the result of soaring demand from opioid-addicted customers in the U.S. "We're not simply pointing the finger at China and Mexico," Baer said.
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