In addition to today's launch, the Flutter team also announced a new contest: Flutter Create, which challenges developers to build something "interesting, inspiring and beautiful" with Flutter using 5K or less of Dart code.
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The Flutter team also announced an ML Kit Custom Image Classifier for Flutter to help developers build image classification workflows into their apps.
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Project Hummingbird, the Flutter team's project for bringing Flutter to the web, will also become available as a technical preview in the next few months.
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In that respect, bringing Flutter to the browser seems straightforward, but getting the Flutter engine up to production quality in the browser took some engineering work.
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The team is also looking at building a plugin system and ways to embed Flutter into existing web apps — and existing web apps into Flutter web apps.
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As for new Flutter features, Google today announced "Add to App," a new feature that makes it easier for developers to slowly add Flutter code to existing apps.
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"From the beginning, we designed Flutter to be a portable UI toolkit, not just a mobile UI toolkit," Google's group product manager for Flutter, Tim Sneath, told me.
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Others are 2Dimensions, for building vector animations and embedding them right into Flutter, as well as Nevercode, which announced a tool for automating the build and packaging process for Flutter apps.
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"We built Flutter from the ground up to be this beautiful, fast, productive, open-source toolkit for building tailored experiences, originally for mobile," Google's group product manager for Flutter, Tim Sneath, told me.
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Excluding these, earnings would have grown by 15%, Flutter said.
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Red, white and, black fractal patterns flutter across the screen.
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His long eyelashes do not flutter, his eyes remain closed.
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"And the lesbian couple just made my heart flutter. <3"
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INSPR x Natalie Off Duty Flutter Ruffle Dress, $89.20; macys.
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Wither did the butterfly of your innocence flutter away to?
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You don't need to write your complete app in Flutter.
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Time and Tru Off Shoulder Shirred Flutter Sleeve Top, $12.87; walmart.
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ASOS Midi Dress With Pleat Skirt And Flutter Sleeve, $60; asos.com
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Express Polka Dot Flutter Sleeve Fit and Flare Dress, $69.90; express.
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Bullet casings still litter the hallways, curtains flutter from shattered windows.
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She waits until its gelid eyelids flutter, then gives the signal.
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In his 1980 study of Iolo Carew, fingers flutter over skin.
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Supernatural figures lurk in the background as birds flutter past, unknowingly.
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It's comforting, but I still get a flutter, like a kid.
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Athan is sprightly — his luminous eyes dart and flutter like butterflies.
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Flutter does not break out FanDuel&aposs business in its filings.
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Soon he could only whisper weakly and flutter his right eyelid.
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Monarch butterflies flit and flutter, probably the last of their kind.
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Flutter-kick your feet until your body is horizontal, like a swimmer's.
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And those sonics that flutter like moth wings hitting a blazing bulb.
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But this might be a story worth getting into a flutter about.
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STARING at an airline's route map can cause the heart to flutter.
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Flutter is another place where his Material Design philosophy can be instantiated.
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A flutter in his umbilical cord is the first sign of life.
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The knee-length number featured flutter sleeves and a flattering pencil skirt.
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It is MLB's first partnership with FanDuel, a unit of Flutter Entertainment.
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Flutter, Google's toolkit for building cross-platform applications, hit version 1.0 today.
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Multiplied by pentimenti, his arms seem to flutter like a broken bird.
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But I think most people, not just young people, flutter in between.
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The only sound was the flutter of flags in the stiff wind.
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Operatic voices fill the woods as robins flutter down and surround her.
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Slumped in a swivel chair, Future's fingers flutter with each beat drop.
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Wings flutter, offspring scatter, and the sheet darkens as it slowly empties.
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But Hummingbird extends that further and says, okay, we'll also compile to JavaScript and we'll replace the Flutter engine on the web with the Hummingbird engine which then enables Flutter code to run without changes in web browsers.
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A combination of the Flutter widgets and its layout system was also discarded and, in the end, the team decided to build a full Flutter web engine that retains all of the layers that sit above the dart:ui library.
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He holds several at once, flicking them open to flutter like painted butterflies.
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Adrenaline pumps into my body as war-zone butterflies flutter in my stomach.
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With today's launch, Google is also announcing new third-party integrations to Flutter.
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It is MLB's first partnership with FanDuel, a unit of Flutter Entertainment PLC.
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There's an IntelliJ IDE for Flutter, just like Google has with Android Studio.
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But it's not just their sporting skills that has made our hearts flutter.
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I'd gladly trade that for a flutter in the bond and stock market.
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Ladd, however, argues that Dart is the just the right language for Flutter.
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My grandfather lingered on the sidewalk, contending with a flutter in his stomach.
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When it came out of the oven, there was a flutter of cilantro.
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Victory there, and a third consecutive Spanish championship would flutter onto the horizon.
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When tastes change, when trends shift, when the markets flutter, funding freezes up.
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This Flutter App Developer Bootcamp could be your best bet in doing so.
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Today, at its I/O developer conference, it's doing exactly that with the launch of the first technical preview of Flutter for the web Google also today announced that Flutter developers will soon be able to target macOS, Windows and Linux and that the company itself is already using the framework to power some experiences on the Google Home Hub as it looks to bring Flutter to more embedded devices, too.
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Government flags now flutter over the region, once called the "cradle of the revolution".
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In addition to Paddy Power, Flutter owns fantasy sports brand FanDuel and Australia's Sportsbet.
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Now Hizbullah's green-and-yellow flags flutter above checkpoints on roads between Sunni villages.
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"POROSHENKO, ZELENSKY, Poroshenko, Zelensky…" chants the teller, sing-song, over the flutter of papers.
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Flutter the fingers on your right arm and look up to the left. 11.
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It's only been a couple of months since the Flutter team shipped version 1.0.
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He did extra pushups and practiced the flutter kick while lying on his back.
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His hands flutter nervously, as if trying to semaphorically erase his latest awkward utterance.
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And these beautiful teen-age girls would flutter downstairs—these young, butterfly-type girls.
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Flutter is Google's open source toolkit for helping developers build iOS and Android apps.
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I felt his heartbeat flutter and wondered if he would make it until morning.
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The only bright spots on the blue-chip index were Flutter Entertainment and Tesco.
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The Japanese enjoy a flutter: Pachinko parlours rake in around $30 billion each year.
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Stocks still seem pretty stable, but today's flutter might reflect the breezes blowing from elsewhere.
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I felt a tiny kick, a flutter inside me, my hands dropping to my belly.
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The team also worked to prevent flutter—a condition that makes the drone vibrate uncontrollably.
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And with baby No. 3 on the way, now all our hearts are a-flutter!
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When his eyes flutter closed as he falls asleep, I will remember your beautiful child.
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If neither of those examples set your heart a-flutter, you might be onto something.
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Flutter isn't for making a website, though, it's for making iOS, Android, and Fuchsia apps.
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Sometimes it's just the pure pleasure of decaying sound or the wow of the flutter.
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Shares of Flutter Entertainment surged 11.5% to their best day in more than a year.
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Google today launched version 1.2 of its Flutter cross-platform UI framework at MWC Barcelona.
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The open-source Flutter project made its debut at Google's 2017 I/O developer conference.
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Mom could only tell if he was awake by the faint flutter of his eyelids.
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Ralph Angel defends Blue in a subtle but firm way that makes my heart flutter.
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However, here at the tail end of 2018, our eyelids may be starting to flutter.
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A liar will make your heart flutter with fear, anxiety, and doubt every single day.
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In a dime store, he found a Japanese-made toy noisemaker with a flutter valve.
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She would flutter away on the keyboard, doze for a bit, then awake and repeat.
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But just as it can quickly die out, it can quickly flutter back to life.
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And the drama seemed over; all that remained was the persistent flutter of indignant commentary.
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Since launching its alpha, the Flutter team added support for new phones like the iPhone X, a number of accessibility features, right-to-left text support and worked on localization and internationalization, as well as the ability to run Flutter code in the background.
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Flutter also said on Friday it had entered into new debt arrangements, contingent only on completion of the deal, comprising a term loan and revolving credit facility totalling 1.3 billion pounds to refinance existing Flutter and TSG debt as well as providing ongoing financial flexibility.
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No seven-pointed-leaf logos ornament the walls; no Tibetan prayer flags flutter from the doorframe.
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Strange white flecks of the pollutants flutter in the air and land on the women's skin.
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She says goodbye to Mike, then disappears along with the monster in a flutter of ashes.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Blue striped shirts flutter past the halfway line.
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BBVA can afford a digital flutter or two: it earned €2.6 billion ($2.9 billion) last year.
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It's also used with Google's Flutter, a UI tool kit for building mobile and web apps.
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With today's update, Google is also introducing a few new features to the core Flutter experience.
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That project, currently called Hummingbird, is essentially an experimental web-based implementation of the Flutter runtime.
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Instead, they flap and flutter enormous pectoral fins to swim in a style that resembles flying.
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Why, after 22 years together, does my heart still flutter when you walk in the room?
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Yorkshire flags flutter from almost every other building, a white rose on a sky-blue field.
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When you hear rustling leaves, it is as if you can pick out each individual flutter.
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These are hybrid creatures, reimagined cherubim or seraphim that flutter and float awaiting their marching orders.
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And each of those days, when every movement or sound she made could make my heart flutter.
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You can also view her unexpected blonde eyelashes up close, which he writes are from Flutter Lashes.
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Late last year, Google announced that it would also take flutter beyond mobile and to the web.
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MOST forms of gambling are banned in Japan, but many Japanese still like to have a flutter.
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But that doesn't mean her heart doesn't go all a-flutter for the right pair of shoes.
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There is as little harm in a flutter on the stars as there is on the horses.
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The Google ads app also runs on Flutter, but most Google apps don't, and they probably won't.
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The butterflies in my stomach don't flutter as hard when I hear the pop ding these days.
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They're just faceplates wired with Arduino controllers to make the lights blink and flutter like actual computers.
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Flutter, Google's UI toolkit for building mobile Android and iOS applications, hit its version 1.0 release today.
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Free to put on mascara, paint his lips, glue on long eyelashes to lower, flutter and seduce.
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Yesterday, Google announced the official beta release of its Flutter app development framework (as seen on 9to5Google).
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Critic's Notebook Yes, it's better to see this great flutter of planes, volumes and edges in person.
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Clouds of butterflies, russet, black and white, flutter from the undergrowth and bees hum round the flowers.
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Comparing the pair is like differentiating the flutter of a butterfly to that of a moth — impossible.
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Mainlanders keen for a flutter must travel to Macau's extravagant casinos or to Hong Kong's jockey clubs.
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Then I went to the photo shoot [for this piece] at an interactive art space called Flutter.
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Yellow and pink Buddhist prayer flags flutter in the cool breeze outside the community hall-cum-monastery.
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The puck doesn't really flutter or take a weird hop or change direction or hit a stanchion.
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During his performance, Tabet is able to breathe vitality into these objects that momentarily flutter with life.
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Flutter said it had also entered into new debt arrangements, contingent only on completion of the deal, comprising a term loan and revolving credit facility totalling 1.3 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) to refinance existing Flutter and TSG debt as well as providing the combined group with ongoing financial flexibility.
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And the flutter of fluorescent lights gives scenes set at school just the right level of clinical detachment.
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One of the interviews included in the special reveals the truth behind that line that made hearts flutter.
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No jewelry, simple sandals and elegant matte makeup completed the understated, clean look that made my heart flutter.
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But then I think of the scent of Amèlie's neck and the flutter of her fingers over mine.
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You know that flutter of anticipation you get feel when your best friend calls you to say, OMG!
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Its flags flutter over a quarter of the country, much of which was once held by the jihadists.
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Hat or no hat, Tumblr hearts were inevitably going to flutter over that kind of A+ boyfriend behavior.
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The senior senator underwent an outpatient procedure Tuesday morning to fix what is known as an atrial flutter.
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With preternatural calm, Fermi stood up and let some strips of paper flutter away as the wave passed.
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Instead of wiring up to native Android and iOS components, Flutter paints every single pixel to the screen.
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I'm mostly excited about Flutter because it's the default UI framework for Fuchsia, and I'm obsessed with Fuchsia.
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"They often take pride in their ability to flutter from one person to another without 'drama,'" Thomas said.
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Yet the jumpiness in stocks did send a mild flutter of concern through corporate-credit markets as well.
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Her own voice is a taut, lived-in soprano that can take on a flutter or a rasp.
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We like the heart to behave—no skipped beats, no atrial flutter, just the regular, precious, plodding cadence.
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With its focus on Dart, Flutter relies on what is still a bit of a niche programming language.
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A keening voice rings out and the dancer's arms flutter slightly, as if awakened by its mournful sound.
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The movie runs just 89 minutes, during which swaths of the 20th century flutter by like a flipbook.
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AFib is a racing or irregular heartbeat that often feels like a "flutter or quiver" in the chest.
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That's why the tariff story is causing the markets to flutter and why the bulls are so cranky.
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These oversize tops are embroidered with butterflies to match the ones that flutter about on the property's gardens.
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Their acoustics were an integral part of that experience, where sound could flutter like the wings of angels.
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The flutter sleeve on this mini leopard print dress elevates the casual vibe of a button-front, midi silhouette.
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Much like a flag flapping in the breeze, they would generate a drag force and flutter under certain conditions.
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Fans snap open and flutter, replying to Madrid's warmth and the scent of open flesh wafting from the slaughterhouse.
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Much like those balloons, you will spend most of February bouncing about, glowing delightfully as you flutter around obliviously.
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She's trying on a mustard yellow, flutter-sleeve eyelet top while her baby gurgles in the stroller behind her.
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Tiny, highly maneuverable robots like RoboFly could quickly flutter into crevasses where bigger aerial drones simply wouldn&apost fit.
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She created a flutter in the normally sedate Parliament in New Delhi by driving on her orange Harley-Davidson.
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While Flutter always focused on mobile, the team also recently started talking about building desktop apps with the framework.
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In total, Google says, developers have already published "thousands" of Flutter apps to the Apple and Google app stores.
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And Google is also using Flutter in its upcoming Fuchsia OS, so that whole team is in the mix.
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Tastefully caged tropical birds flutter in the lobby and oversized iguanas lay around on the 18-hole golf course.
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Fighters are buried in a military cemetery on the edge of town where yellow YPG flags flutter above gravestones.
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They flutter in tree branches and sit balled up under kitchen sinks — plastic bags abound in New York City.
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WASHINGTON — Republican congressional aides have set their iPhones to flutter every time President Trump hurls a thunderbolt on Twitter.
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Its slender clarity has taken on a more pronounced flutter; her tone feels narrower and harder, yet also fainter.
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Britain's competition regulator said it plans to investigate the planned merger of gambling companies Flutter Entertainment and The Stars Group.
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I also spoke to Matías Duarte, VP of design at Google, who's very excited about this particular feature in Flutter.
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The woman's eyes flutter backwards and her breathing starts spiking; the man's head disappears as it drops below her waist.
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FanDuel's parent company, Flutter, also owns other businesses, like horse-racing broadcaster TVG, that it can lean on right now.
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My favorite was Flutter, 1403 characters — one for each letter of the alphabet — marking the brave, new world of nanoblogging.
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Following the merger, shareholders of Flutter would own approximately 54.64% of the new company, with TSG shareholders owning about 45.36%.
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Under the terms of the merger, TSG shareholders will be entitled to 0.22021 new Flutter shares for each TSG share.
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Meanwhile, the clitoral stimulator, which uses a motor to flutter air in and out, can also be adjusted for intensity.
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The sax is fed through the synthesizer, where it's sped up and slowed down before settling into a gorgeous flutter.
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If I leave my house and I don't have my Aquaphor there's a little flutter, I panic a little bit.
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Lynette Griem got a call from her jailed husband, Tyquan Griem, about 10 minutes after the lights started to flutter.
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If you pass the magnet over the surface, as I did, the needles in the compasses begin to flutter and spin.
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The question really means can they generate useful aerodynamic forces, and as usually configured, they will instead flutter uselessly like flags.
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The cold, carbonated tingle on your tongue will be an appropriate parallel to the brief flutter of your icy, vindictive heart.
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Finally, there's Jon Snow, who died at the end of season five only to flutter back to life in season six.
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"Flutter and TSG are confident that there remains a long runway of growth left for online and mobile gambling," they added.
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The deal will result in Flutter shareholders owning about 55% of the combined entity, with TSG shareholders owning just over 45%.
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To help understand why this might be a powerful thing to have, take Google's Flutter app development framework as an example.
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Colourful flags flutter in the breeze above the generous but mostly empty car park, which is surrounded by well-tended shrubbery.
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Vogue notes that the dress' flutter sleeves balance that growing bump while the coordinating belt accentuated Portman's belly without constricting it.
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As more food hits the ground, many of the falcons land until only a few flutter around the emptying indoor airspace.
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"The Walking Dead" fans are a flutter over whether or not Daryl may end up with Connie or longtime friend Carol.
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It could be made of steel scaffolding and covered in a skin of nylon fabric meant to flutter in the wind.
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For the most part, that means better tooling, like support for Android Studio and Visual Studio Code for writing Flutter apps.
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Indeed, many of the developers that have already used it have simply added new Flutter-based screens to their existing apps.
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NETFLIX, EYES BEGIN TO FLUTTER Then, honestly, we're exhausted, and we go inside and I watch Netflix and go to sleep.
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Ms. Daly's Irene is a timid, beaten-down woman with a nervous smile and a Judy Garland flutter to her voice.
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When you feel a flutter of anxiety as you log in to your account, know that you're doing the right thing.
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Afterward, stepping onto the baking sidewalk, I found myself paying greedy attention to the rustling trees, the flutter of teeny birds.
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Shares of betting companies including 888 Holdings, Flutter Entertainment and William Hill dropped in early trading, before recovering by late morning.
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Back at full speed, the boat seemed to touch the water only delicately, a kind of lengthwise flutter beneath the hull.
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The little pocketed locations and scenes the fairy can flutter around don't suffer in the slightest for the economy of their design.
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But some of that fear is the surface expression of an ugly white nationalism that makes the heart of white supremacists flutter.
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It managed to jump and flutter high enough up the branches of an adjacent tree to drop back into its family's nest.
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In April, colored flags bearing the shapes of an hourglass, a skull, bees and butterflies began to flutter over the River Thames.
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Take it away, Paul: [Flutter is] based on Google's own Dart programming language, which is apparently popular within Google but nowhere else.
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Sometimes, I'll feel that old flutter of excitement when my pants feel loose — or the familiar pang of anxiety when they're snug.
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Nevertheless, Medina did his best to flutter around the room, going from person to person to address their specific concerns and insecurities.
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WHEN it comes to companies and their passports, there is a flutter of activity in the air—and a reek of hypocrisy.
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Just seeing the notifications of users wanting to talk to you will make your heart flutter, and you'll start to loosen up.
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Google has a ways to go before Flutter is as intuitive as React Native, or as feature-rich as a native SDK.
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Once he was done with the other documents, he tore them in half lengthwise and let the scraps flutter to the floor.
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The hawk-moth's long proboscis probes a nectar-filled flower in France in search of nutrients to fuel its extremely fast flutter.
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The only sounds other than the bells was the whirring of two helicopters overhead, people sniffling, and the flutter of news cameras.
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Seth Ladd, Google's product manager for Flutter, told me that it's no surprise that the company is making this announcement during MWC.
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With this beta, Flutter now supports the pre-release version of Dart 2, which offers better support for client-side development, too.
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Here are deep-fried nubs of calf's liver, creamy inside their golden coats, accompanied by red onion with a flutter of sumac.
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"Sci-fi makes my heart flutter, it ejects me from this notion of nothing is possible—no, all is possible," she says.
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Then they took the birds on a bullet train to Shanghai, 462 miles away, and released them to flutter to the finish.
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The collection will also include a blush in a dusty-rose color, named "Flutter In Love," Jenner wrote on her Instagram Story.
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Even if your Powerball purchase this week is a one-off flutter, you're still fueling an industry powered by perpetuating gambling addictions.
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The Rockettes gasp, the audience cheers, and the bartenders groan as chunks of sweaty black hair flutter unceremoniously to the bar floor.
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In "Memory City I" (2015) waves of fabric flutter from the rooftops, pouring down from domes to plunge into an inky sea.
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Every day I yearn for what had been a small but growing bump, and the little flutter kicks that had only just begun.
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Shout-outs to the parents, killer dance moves, powerful performances; almost every attendee arrived with something planned to set our hearts a flutter.
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Half year revenues rose by 16% in the Dublin-based group's Australian Sportsbet brand, one of six operating under the new Flutter moniker.
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As he and his father waited for permission to enter western New York, David detected a flutter of motion behind the idling Jetta.
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The suited man pulled up the map, letting his eyes flutter at the speed of light, as he waited for inspiration to hit.
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More annoyingly, when you adjust your personalization settings during playback, there's a little flutter of audible glitches before the new settings take effect.
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We were absolutely entranced, watching them mill around, dive into the water, flutter through the tall grasses and burrow into their underground nests.
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Those things seem like all you need to make something truly native, I suppose, but Flutter goes about it in an interesting way.
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Flutter has pixel-perfect replications of the iOS UI and Android's Material UI, so developers can build familiar experiences out of the box.
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On the March 2016 cover of Tiger Beat, the boy band that makes hearts flutter is pictured proudly in bold black and white.
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You can't help but feel a little flutter of excitement when you see one of the legends of the game considering a comeback.
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Today Gaadhoo's jetty has crumpled into the sea, and copies of the imam's last sermons flutter about the floor of the abandoned mosque.
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Did I register even a flutter of concern as I attempted to cram a sandwich bag of weed into a saucepan of oil?
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At the beginning, his flutter-kick was not as strong as before, but after a few sessions Ibrahim recovered confidence in the water.
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A flutter of consolidation among America's smaller airlines looked likely after Alaska Airlines agreed to buy Virgin America in a $4 billion deal.
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In short, if anything about their personality and responses to interview questions made my gut flutter, I would explore what the concern was.
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Front and center is a huge glass column filled with water, through which tropical fish flutter in pretty circles around juts of coral.
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Lowry noted that given the market's advance and the sudden flutter, a small increase in selling pressure was "typical" and not statistically significant.
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It's worth noting that Google always touted the fact that Flutter compiled to native code — and the speed gains it got from that.
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Hints of male violence and female pain flutter between the lines; nothing is spoken or spelled out, and yet everything is right there.
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The fleeting thoughts and impulses of Kadare's characters flutter uselessly around the hard, indelible fact of the state: of its organs and deliberations.
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Shares of betting companies including 888 Holdings, Flutter Entertainment, the owner of Paddy Power Betfair and William Hill dropped between 0.9% and 72.13%.
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Shares of betting companies including 888 Holdings, Flutter Entertainment, the owner of Paddy Power Betfair and William Hill dropped between 0.9% and 72.13%.
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Her hands don't flutter around to call attention to what she's doing in a number; they move according to her character's inner direction.
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"With a growing portfolio of brands, we plan to rename the Group as Flutter Entertainment plc," Chief Executive Peter Jackson said in a statement.
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Some gamblers, relishing the long odds, might have gone for the Bank of England or even taken a flutter on the European Central Bank.
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Coat your eyelashes so heavily with mascara that when you pass out in the middle of a sentence, their flutter will resemble moth wings.
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With a combination of taps and presses, Mario can perform wall jumps, catapult himself over enemies, flutter through the air, and grab onto ledges.
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There's even a moment, shortly before the climactic murder that ends the first act, when a few desiccated leaves flutter wanly to the stage.
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Today, Google is holding a developer conference in London for Flutter, a new development environment for developing mobile apps for both Android and iOS.
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It's hard to tell if the Houdini proposals will ever advance deeply enough into the browser's internals to mimic everything Flutter does with Skia.
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Hérouxville Journal HÉROUXVILLE, Quebec — The stylized lilies of the Quebec flag, symbols of the French crown, flutter conspicuously in this sleepy village, population 1,300.
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The display is overflowing with surprising little moments, that will make your heart flutter with joy and oh God what is Death doing here?!
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Her painted beak opens and closes, her lashes flutter up and down, and she can converse in Furbish, the default language of vintage Furbies.
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I wanted to make it flutter but not perfectly on time; it's a bit behind the beat, creating this sluggish quality that I love.
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"Diana, you and I are no beauties," she said, throwing her voice into a throaty, Julia-like flutter, repeating what Child once told her.
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Banners bearing the phrase flutter from Goodison Park; scarves embossed with the slogan can be bought from stands around the stadium on match day.
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You'd pay $150 for that service at Maxim-Eyes Lashes in Orlando, and Chicago's Flutter Lash Studio will set you back at least $350.
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Fourth and fifth, we met as friends, but during the sixth, when you put your arm around me, I felt a flutter of hope.
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Shares in Flutter jumped 15% in early trading, while gambling rivals GVC and William Hill were also lifted by the prospect of further consolidation.
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The final minute displays many of the effects Europe described: crying clarinets, flutter-tongued cornets, trombone glissandos and a "shave and a haircut" ending.
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Even if it might make your heart flutter, bringing Jimmy/Steve/Jack back wouldn't be closure, it'd be pretty cruel to the series' central character.
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The Micro-Pack suffered badly from what are called "wow" and "flutter," essentially those warbles in pitch when a sound plays back at inconsistent speeds.
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A couple weeks ago, Weber shared lead single "Frau Im Mond, Sterne Laufen" and its gorgeous, earthy textures feel like they flutter at your fingertips.
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It's a role so unlike any she's ever played before, all helium voice and flutter-wings, and she owns every second of her screen time.
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Flutter can simulate the look and feel of a native iOS or Android app, with supposed pixel-perfect accuracy, down to the correct scroll speeds.
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With this, Flutter now features support for Android App Bundles, Google's latest technology for packaging Android apps more efficiently and for creating instant apps, too.
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It could also be a challenger to fantasy sports sites DraftKings Inc and Flutter Entertainment PLC's FanDuel, whose sportsbook apps dominate the New Jersey market.
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Two of the outer primary feathers on the wing responded to wind and produced the loudest sound with a kind of movement called aeroelastic flutter.
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Behati Prinsloo, Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge and other Victoria's Secret Angels flutter along the beach in St. Bart's, to Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas's music.
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Traditionally, the project focused on iOS and Android apps, but as the company announced today, it's now looking at bringing Flutter to the web, too.
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But beyond expert know-how, we're discovering a crop of new innovations aimed at giving us major eye flutter — yes, even for the falsie-averse.
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Putting a fiver on the National is the definition of "having a flutter", the sort of low-stakes wager that even your gran approves of.
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As a child, I was always enchanted by the rapid flutter of wings and long slender beaks that seemed to appear out of thin air.
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The only sounds are the crackle of sparks in the grate, the soft flutter of newsprint whenever he shifts in his seat on the couch.
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Her arms often move with the powerful shapes of swan wings; her feet flutter like wingtips; now and then, her head and neck preen, swannishly.
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Visceral sensations of unity and fragmentation vibrate and flutter in and around the head: an art experience as surrogate for aimless time and invisible engagements.
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I kept perfectly still, not even daring to breathe, lest a micro-flutter cause him to pour me any less wine than he intended to.
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They were a genuine odd couple—the wonkish ruminant sharing a cockpit with Mr. Congeniality, whose days flew by without a flutter of self-doubt.
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The news was welcomed by the many Americans who occasionally indulge in an illegal flutter—including friendly office pools, dodgy local bookies or offshore websites.
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Here it became eerie and bitter, with splintering flutter-tongued notes from the wind instruments over an ominous rumble offsetting Ms. Bullock's inky, deep voice.
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Heartbeats flutter and breaths get shorter just imagining whatever horror you've conjured in your head (vermin, being in a plane crash, touching a cotton ball).
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Your eyelids might flutter too, as the carefully crafted synth patterns activate some sort of altered state of awakening — regardless of your current body chemistry.
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The former YouTube star had the one thing that made millions of teenage hearts go a flutter: No, not killer pipes (although, it certainly didn't hurt).
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Try them out in a mega-trendy wrap silhouette, or opt for a flutter-top maxi style to serve your going-places-and-doing-things needs.
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Flutter Entertainment (PDYPF), which owns Irish gambling firm Paddy Power, is buying The Stars Group (TSG) of Canada, owner of the world's largest poker site, PokerStars.
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With Flutter, Google is also launching a new project into preview that allows developers to write both iOS and Android apps from a single Dart codebase.
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Over coming months, the monarchs will get their fill, find their wings and flutter away south, setting up the harvest for the milkweed they leave behind.
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It is also well able to afford a flutter, and tightly knit enough to give a far-out idea with a few enthusiastic supporters a hearing.
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Eventually, your mind is allowed to gently flutter to the memory of "In Da Club" soundtracking your first dry hump during the Year 9 French Exchange.
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It's not the flutter of found footage-style movie-making, but instead a handheld technique that stutters the way that an exhausted but tensed muscle shakes.
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Google's Flutter UI toolkit for cross-platform development may only be two years old, but it has quickly become the framework of choice for many developers.
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Ladd also noted that unlike some rival frameworks like React Native, Flutter uses its own GPU-accelerated graphics and rendering engine and not a web view.
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Chirping synths, sprightly woodwinds, and jittery juke percussion wow and flutter with all the life and biodiversity of a rainforest floor, baking in the summer heat.
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They'll start to flutter once their three-point fortune comes back down to earth, and in a seven-game series they'll have few places to turn.
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Digitally rendered butterflies from Flutter of Butterflies Beyond Borders, Ephemeral Life flit across the space with no respect for the sovereignty of the room's other pieces.
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Involuntary attention is driven more by interesting stimuli in the environment — birdsong, say, or the way leaves flutter gently on their branches in a soft breeze.
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Your circadian rhythms are a complex set of physiological activities that govern when you feel sleepy and when your eyelids naturally flutter open in the morning.
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Many of us enjoy a flutter on the horses, and most sports would be pointless if we knew at the start who was going to win.
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The scale of devastation at the place he hoped to mold Iraq's next generation of leaders drew a flutter of despair from the principal, Muthana Saleh.
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I realized the flutter had been the money falling out of the coat of a man standing near me who had just stepped off the train.
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O'Grady writes that its surge in popularity is probably due to its use in Google's open source programming framework Flutter, which was released in December, 2018.
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Or like, when we did the blinking eyelashes, those being a random thing — sometimes they'd flutter, sometimes they'd slowly open and do something kind of coy.
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So we spent some time making it super randomized, where it would just be this never-repeating pattern, sometimes it would wait five seconds and flutter.
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In a sea of red, the only green shoot was Flutter Entertainment, which jumped 7% after agreeing to an all-share deal with Poker Stars owner.
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Stars Group (TSG) and FanDuel parent Flutter Entertainment have agreed to merge in an all-stock deal that will create the world's largest online gambling company.
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And there was a European starling that seemed to flutter all around, in one moment zipping right by the flame and in the next dashing away.
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At 0835 GMT, 888 Holdings shares were down 3.5% at their lowest since August, Flutter Entertainment shares were down 1.2% and William Hill was down 2.5%.
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So designers gave the ID.3 a gently smiling "face" up front, with headlights that will turn on and flutter like eyes as the driver approaches.
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The Flutter App Developer Bootcamp — $153 See Details If learning to code is on your summer to-do list, Ruby is a great place to start.
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" Over a brief flutter of laughter from observers, he added, "That's why I don't want to have to deal with global warming, to tell you the truth.
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Driving from south to north, the only detectable change on entering the United Kingdom is that road signs switch colour and Union flags flutter from lamp-posts.
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Woodwinds tie themselves in knots, guitars sizzle and splat, basslines thump to their own beat, harmonicas flutter in the wind, defining a style of rich, peaceful beauty.
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"Well, if I'm an addict, you're my dealer, jerk," Violet said, cocking her hip and trying to flutter her eyelashes without looking like she'd detached a retina.
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Barber works out five days a week, and likes to incorporate military-style moves into her training, such as flutter kicks, sit ups, planks, lunges and squats.
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Flutter said it had more than 13,000 U.S. online sportsbook customers, up from just over 200,000 at the time of the TSG merger announcement on Oct. 2.
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Last Thursday, a report in the New York Times that IBM now has more employees in India than in the U.S. made headlines and created a flutter.
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It is that fleeting moment, rather than the more traditional flutter of a butterfly's wing or the fall of snowflakes that Graff seeks to freeze in time.
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As I got off a train in Manhattan on Wednesday, I paid little attention to a flutter out of the corner of my eye on the subway.
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If the birds don't crash into the side of the building, then they "flutter around for hours, eventually becoming exhausted and landing in inhospitable environments," CNN reported.
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Stars Group – Stars Group and FanDuel parent Flutter Entertainment have agreed to merge in an all-stock deal that will create the world's largest online gambling company.
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Combined annual revenues would have totaled 3.8 billion pounds ($4.7 billion) in 2018, making Flutter-TSG the largest online betting and gaming operator globally, the companies said.
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At the Miller, mops will become a lion's mane and limbs; an umbrella will change into an elephant's head; and feather dusters will flutter about as cuckoos.
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Today a new teaser dropped for the deleted scenes included on the Force Awakens digital HD and Blu-ray releases, and now the flutter of excitement is back.
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And in Hong Kong, the fortune-tellers at the Temple Street night market throw in for free whether it's a good day for a flutter on the horses.
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And perhaps if Powell signals that the Fed will go on hold for a while after this meeting, it might cause a flutter through stock and bond portfolios.
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In essence, Flutter is a framework that allows you to create native apps on both Android and iOS without the usual compromises that come from cross-platform frameworks.
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It uses a belt drive and the company says it has a "unique rotational stabilization" to help minimize vibrations and has a wow and flutter of less than .
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We visited those too -- and apart from the religious flags that flutter from a few rooftops, they look and feel much like the rest of this vast country.
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Amid the flutter of activity in the political realm — both domestically and internationally — the market appears to be little focused on this week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
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Once seated, Kate — in a bright yellow dress with flutter sleeves — and William shared laughs and smiled at each other while gearing up for the highly anticipated match.
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The first is with Square, which announced two new Flutter SDKs for building payments flows, both for in-app experience and in-person terminals using a Square reader.
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"My beloved Soledad, I'm going to fix a taco," Marven says, while she continues to give away tacos and the ribbons in her hair flutter with the breeze.
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Flutter agreed last October to buy the Canadian group in a $6 billion share deal set to create the world's largest online betting and gambling company by revenue.
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You can see her skin, the flutter in her veins, which brings you close to her, and can make both the actress and her character feel touchingly vulnerable.
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Meanwhile, gambling firms Flutter Entertainment and William Hill gave up 1.2% and 2.5%, respectively, on Britain's new rule designed to prevent consumers from building up too much debt.
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Flutter Entertainment, formerly known as Paddy Power Betfair, is to combine with Nasdaq- and Toronto-listed Stars Group (TSG), owner of Poker Stars, the companies said on Wednesday.
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As you're flown over the Sen's Fortress wall and see the splendor of the city's false sunlight, you feel a wee flutter at how gorgeous it all is.
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As Big Band jazz oozes out of the speakers and the paper hearts flutter in the brutally cold February breeze, I realise that people are looking at me.
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All this means the SP-10R sports an incredibly low wow and flutter rate — a measurement of how consistently the turntable sustains pitch and avoids distortion — of 0.015 percent.
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Whether it's an eye palette, a gorgeous lip color, or a must-have nail polish, Sephora is stocked full of beauty loot that always sends our hearts a flutter.
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It's meant for viewers who feel a little internal flutter when characters stroll across a studio backlot, surrounded by the accoutrements of moviemaking, then burst into song and dance.
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And in the event of an engine failure while airborne, PAL-V claims, it could flutter down safely onto a patch of land no bigger than a tennis court.
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So generally speaking, the surrounding air flow is different on opposite sides of the ball, and since the distribution of air pressure is constantly changing, the ball will flutter.
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You can hear a similar quality flutter through the work of MØ, Anna of the North, Tove Styrke, and Niki & The Dove, to name a few other Scandinavian artists.
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Glazer says some of the most effective ab exercises are bicycle kicks, flutter kicks and doing sit-ups followed by punches with your legs wrapped around a punching bag.
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Highlights that made our sartorial hearts flutter: Alicia Vikander's princess moment, Saoirse Ronan's sweet nod to her home country of Ireland, and newcomer Daisy Ridley's most stunning look yet.
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Several betting companies, including Bet365, Flutter , Sky Betting & Gaming and William Hill, said earlier this year they would significantly increase funding for problem gambling treatment and safer gambling measures.
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Chinese flags now flutter from company speedboats, while CCCC Second Harbour has met with Thai protesters three times since December in a bid to avert opposition to their work.
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But when she felt her face flush, her stomach flutter, and she had trouble concentrating, she experienced a strong attraction to him after all, and agreed to another date.
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As for apps that are fully based on the new toolkit,Google notes that the Hamilton app is among the most popular app to have been built with Flutter. ``
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He wondered if the Aesi—a man with "skin like tar, hair red, when you see him you hear the flutter of black wings"—ought to narrate the story.
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They flutter a bit, and then Mr. Bird gets back to the main event, which mostly involves the Incredibles agreeing to Win's plan and all the busy, cartoonish rest.
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Flutter Entertainment reported £76 million in revenue, up 55% year over year, from its US sports business, which includes FanDuel, during the third quarter, the most recent period reported.
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Created in collab with the Google Flutter team, this 23-hour course teaches you how to code using Dart and build gorgeous, native-quality iOS and Android apps fast.
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The reopening in May of this 375-square-foot Argentine restaurant, a few blocks from Place de la République at 49 rue Volta, has the couture world a flutter.
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And each week, we open these parcels dutifully, a little flutter of expectation in our bellies as we wonder, for the briefest of moments, what it could possibly be.
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"The challenge is really how to bring it down to the client and create these rich Flutter-based experiences that can take advantage of the standards-based web," he said.
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So to answer the question in the headline: yes, Flutter could make cross-platform app development suck less, but it is not (nor will anything ever be) a magic bullet.
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They've definitely never even done the classic lady masturbation suggestion of laying under their covers, reaching down, and slowly letting their eyes flutter back in perfectly choreographed for-television ecstasy.
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Once seated, Kate — turning heads in a bright yellow dress with flutter sleeves — and William shared laughs and smiled at each other while gearing up for the highly anticipated match.
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The magazine also notes that moths will sometimes flutter their wings to help spread the scent, and the appendages can sometimes even be used for a little bit of foreplay.
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As far as the new dev tools go, it's worth noting that Google already built Flutter support into Android Studio and added tools for Microsoft's increasingly popular Visual Studio Code.
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Durbin did not notice any symptoms to indicate the flutter, according to his office, but he decided to undergo a procedure known as a "catheter ablation" after reviewing his options.
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It features a small office building for the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei — whose advertisements flutter on lampposts downtown — and a "walking street" with restaurants, cafes, shops and a beer garden.
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It's so effective because he uses it sparingly: an impatient hand flutter here, or an "actually no, not you" break in a folk dance pattern that registers as stinging rejection.
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I couldn't help but wonder how a radio listener would interpret the dry flutter produced by a violinist bowing what looked like a Post-it note tacked to her instrument.
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To help keep conservatives and business interests on board with all that spending, the bill loosens environmental laws and bank regulations, among other policy goodies that make C.E.O.s' hearts flutter.
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Mostly sunny skies will light up the words, a gentle breeze will flutter the pages, and a high of 210 will keep you cozy (with the help of a jacket).
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Dublin-based Flutter merged its U.S. business with fantasy sports company FanDuel last year in a deal it said would create the industry's largest online business in the United States.
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Flutter Entertainment, formerly known as Paddy Power Betfair, jumped 15% after the company agreed to merge in an all-share deal with Stars Group Inc (TSG), owner of Poker Stars.
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FanDuel was bought in 2018 by a European gaming operator, Flutter Entertainment, formerly Paddy Power Betfair, which helped the daily fantasy-sports company quickly establish betting operations in key states.
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Mr. Fenoli's new line includes Celine, left, a slim unembellished dress with overlapping layers of organza that he said will flutter in the wind at an outdoor wedding; $1,705. 2.
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The wooden staircase I am building to the top of a mountain is shot out from underneath me, and I flutter down toward my death. Fwob–fwob–wob–wob–wob.
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He liked the occasional flutter in the casinos, however, and was seen recently on the gaming floors of the Wynn Macau and the Four Seasons, according to a second casino source.
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The pokies are far and away the most popular form of flutter, accounting for over half of annual losses (spending on gambling minus the payouts from it) of $18bn (see chart).
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But who can blame her, on this show where every heart flutter could be a palpitation from too much champagne and every dreamy thought of Nick could just be cabin fever.
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And so a compromise emerged: the governments agreed to call the 12 stars on a blue background that now flutter from government buildings across Europe not a flag but a logo.
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All this results in the SP-10R having a low wow and flutter rate — a measurement of distortion caused by irregularities in how the turntable plays sound back — of 0.015 percent.
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If you're headed to a summer wedding, you'll definitely want to scoop up this romantic flutter-sleeve floral midi dress from Adrianna Papell while you can get it for only $128.
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The latest in a flutter of deals in the mobile-payments industry saw a private-equity consortium offer $5.3bn for Nets, a Danish payments-processor that operates throughout the Nordic region.
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Long queues of people and vehicles waiting to cross a border, paperwork all in a flutter and stony-faced customs officials rummaging through belongings and peering into the backs of lorries.
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The Jason Momoa whose role on "Game of Thrones" and as "Aquaman" has caused more than a few hearts to flutter and whose marriage to actress Lisa Bonet is absolute #relationshipgoals.
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It was so close to the Canadian Embassy that Muna could see the red and white maple leaf flag flutter in the wind as she waited for the bus every day.
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The other new feature is "Platform Views," which is essentially the opposite of "Add to App" in that it allows developers to embed Android and iOS controls in their Flutter apps.
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Her take celebrates these sounds—keyboard lines that flutter enthusiastically like birds trapped in a Best Buy, sax-like synthesis, and gated reverb galore—but makes them a little more fantastically.
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Exit polls suggested that 25% of Republican voters definitely would not back him in a general election—a number that might make Ladbrokes's odds on Mrs Clinton seem worth a flutter.
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Although since it takes so long for him to put in an appearance, it makes your heart flutter that much more when you finally get to gaze upon his fine form.
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His hands flutter virtuosically as he modulates the notes, and he blows into it so with a purity that suggests a lifetime of smoking hasn't put a dent into his lungs.
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"With Twitter a flutter Taylor Swift is coming to Capitol Hill all work has stopped as interns and young staff go on the hunt," wrote Daily Mail reporter Emily Goodin on Twitter.
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FLAGS coloured with the red, black and green of Ghana's ruling party flutter feebly in the still, hot air that barely stirs above Independence Avenue as it bends down towards the sea.
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It allowed you to play around with webpages to see how they tick, and Duarte hopes some of that same playfulness and accessibility will come to new mobile app developers with Flutter.
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Here's (naturally) a pretty decent HackerNews thread about it based on (naturally) a Medium post about the pros and cons of Flutter, including a bit about how it compares to React Native.
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Wind is again employed in the installation Wind-Folk Amusement (1971), in which three 80-meter strips of red cloth flutter in the windy skies on Nanji Island on the Han River.
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I don't think I wear my hair down so I can flutter it at boys; it's more because I believe I need it to balance out my big potato of a face.
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To someone who has never felt the faintest flutter of anxiety, feeling good in a packed shopping centre wouldn’t even register as a small victory, but for me it does.
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But instead of writing custom code for Skia and shipping it as a native app with Flutter, you could write CSS and JavaScript, and talk to the rendering engine of every browser.
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The cub was given the name Babochka, which means butterfly in Russian, by her keepers because her ears flutter like a butterfly's wings whenever she nurses, according to the Toledo Zoo's Facebook.
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More likely, however, I'm all a flutter because the brand's FFZERO1 concept race car is unbelievably cool and a glimpse into some seriously impressive things to come from Faraday Future (FF). Skeptical?
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"Flutter is our portable UI toolkit for creating a beautiful native experience for iOS and Android out of just a single code base," Tim Sneath, Google's group product manager for Dart, explained.
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He pretended that he was swimming and tried to flutter-kick, just as he had when the speedboat stopped in the middle of the ocean and he was told to swim ashore.
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A fun new feature on the "smart" electric car: When the driver approaches the ID.3, the eye-like headlights will look at them and flutter as a way to say hello.
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Down the side streets, where each house boasts not just a number but a small plaque denoting the name of the family who call it home, a few more flutter from doorways.
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"Pollinators" sounds much nicer than "bugs," but that doesn't disguise the fact that the New York Hall of Science isn't the only place this week honoring creatures that crawl, buzz and flutter.
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So it's no surprise that a mini-reunion of the romantic yet death-obsessed film's cast and crew has got Instagram all in a flutter — and feeling more than a little nostalgic.
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Flutter has sharpened its focus on North America as the potentially huge U.S. market opens up and it faces higher taxes and increased regulations in its main British, Irish and Australian markets.
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After an initial flutter in my stomach, the long minutes of the ride are marked only by a strong breeze through the elevator grilles and the loud rush of the shaft going by.
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Like Danez Smith, Gibson continues to make a name for themselves performing spoken word around the country, but the poems in Lord of the Butterflies flutter off the page of their own accord.
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DESPITE its vote to leave the European Union, plenty of Europeans still seem keen to move to Britain: in eastern European cities such as Kiev and Chisinau leaflets promising "English visas" still flutter.
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With Flutter, the "something else" is a mix of a bunch of stuff like needing to use Dart or having an app that doesn't technically use the native widgets that each platform provides.
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Brühlmann evokes the world you see when you're blinking, the flutter of eyelashes and submergence of light into shadow, and the way it can look like the crashing of waves in the ocean.
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Even as Lawrence sings sometimes—as on the the golden-hour refractions of "Spanish House"—your ear can be more drawn to Deebank's gleaming leads, which flutter with speedy stillness in the margins.
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That one and those that followed provided a life that was anything but normal: He could not touch another human being, play with other children or feel a snowflake flutter onto his nose.
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We watch sports to see a great quarterback throw a perfect pass to win the big game; we do not watch the ball hit a stiff wind and flutter like a wounded duck.
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On Pro Basketball Lou Williams, who has the unusual role of leading the Clippers in scoring while coming off the bench, does not run around the court so much as flutter across it.
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In the middle of the port, Chinese, Greek and E.U. flags flutter in front of the headquarters of Cosco, which now controls the entire waterfront through its 67 percent stake in the port.
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Jared and Ivanka have been strategically scarce, though Ivanka did flutter into view, in a fashion, when President Trump boasted two weeks ago that she had created 14 million jobs since the inauguration.
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But aspiration is a complex feeling, a flutter of ambition, resignation, envy and appreciation, all at once, that lives somewhere in the upper chest cavity, between your heart and a lump in your throat.
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The alternative path could be the continued adoption of tools like Google's Flutter, or Facebook's React Native, which allow you to target multiple platforms with a single language like Dart (Google), or JavaScript (Facebook).
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From sweet flutter-sleeve onesies and cozy gowns to adorable rattles and storage containers, Berkus' latest launch — which retails for $12 to $50 — is all about timeless pieces that work seamlessly for any nursery.
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Among the new works is Flutter of Butterflies Beyond Boarders, which features digital butterflies flying through the exhibit space, while the patterns on their wings—programmed in real time, not pre-recorded—constantly evolve.
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Flutter last month agreed to buy Toronto-listed Poker Stars operator Stars Group Inc (TSG) in a $20.7774 billion share deal set to create the world's largest online betting and gambling company by revenue.
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DUBLIN, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Paddy Power Betfair parent Flutter Entertainment reported a 10% rise in third-quarter revenue on Thursday helped by a 67% jump in the United States where it raised its outlook.
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Flutter last month agreed to buy Toronto-listed Poker Stars operator Stars Group Inc (TSG) in a $6 billion share deal set to create the world's largest online betting and gambling company by revenue.
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The Times Flutter Entertainment Plc, the gambling operator that owns Paddy Power and Betfair, said that the ban on credit card bets could reduce its revenues by up to £23 million a year. bit.
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Flutter Entertainment was one of the few gainers on the tumultuous day, up 7% after the company agreed to merge in an all-share deal with Stars Group Inc (TSG), owner of Poker Stars.
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After building marvelously for five minutes, the it segues into a slower, wispier section in which chimes ring and strings flutter, followed by yet another discrete section that foregrounds the squeak of his vocoder.
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Goldblum, a jazz pianist (of course!), embodies the cliche of the lithe-fingered musician: In interviews, and in character, his hands flutter, settling and taking flight like hummingbirds as he delivers his deceptively rambling stories.
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"The opening up of the US sports betting market is perhaps the most exciting development in the industry since the advent of online betting," Flutter CEO Peter Jackson said on a conference call with analysts.
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While forced resonance is best exemplified by an opera singer shattering a wine glass with her voice, Motherboard's Alex Pasternack likened flutter to an amp that shrieks whenever it gets too close to the microphone.
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For most people, a unicorn is a mythical horse with a pointed horn in a flutter of fairy dust, but in Silicon Valley, it's a pre-IPO start-up valued at $231 billion or more.
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Flutter has pixel-perfect replications of the iOS UI and Android's Material UI, so developers can build familiar experiences out of the box, but Flutter's real power is in creating totally custom interfaces and animations.
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The 45-year-old has been making our hearts flutter since he starred in the 1994 version of "Little Women," in the same role that fellow sexy person Timothée Chalamet will take over this year.
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It's light and ethereal enough to flutter inconsequentially around your psyche while you drag your fingers across the keyboard, yet fixates on enough of a beat to give you drive and keep you on track.
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The first gen prototype is currently on display at SHoP Architects in NYC and features 24 petals attached to a spine which flutter and ripple like a glowing deep sea creature when someone walks by.
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Emil Bisttram, "Birds A-flutter [B-235]" (1956), blue ink on paperOn June 22, The American Museum of Western Art – The Anschutz Collection (1727 Tremont Place, Denver) will show selections from the Emil Bisttram archive.
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All summer I watched the robins teaching their fledglings to flutter up from the ground and into the tree limbs, or at least the inner branches of a dense shrub, as quickly as they could.
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While families can be found flying smaller kites throughout the day, the festival revolves around an array of gigantic circular kites, adorned with colorful local designs and topped by flags that flutter in the breeze.
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His limbs seem to flutter without regard to propriety or one another; his voice leaps from dudgeon to delight in huge swoops of emotion; his wit lashes out in pyrotechnical displays of snap and swish.
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Other pursuits possible within the games room of the estate are a turn at billiards, a flutter on the card table or propping up the bar with a vintage wine selected from the generously sized cellar.
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Britain's competition regulator said on Wednesday it plans to review the 10 billion pounds merger between the two gambling companies Flutter, owner of Paddy Power, and Toronto-based Stars Group, which owns Sky Betting and Gaming.
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Flutter uses the same codebase to create both the iPhone and Android app, yet they can look different so you don't have something on an iPhone that feels like it belongs on Android (or vice versa).
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Snickers ran an ad — a riff on the classic scene in "The Seven Year Itch" when a gust of air from a subway grate makes Marilyn Monroe's dress flutter up — featuring Eugene Levy and Willem Dafoe.
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I settled in Brooklyn just in time to see the Twin Towers come down, watch the papers flutter like confetti over the East River, and inhale the acrid-sweet smell of burnt flesh below Canal Street.
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I lean as far forward as the cable attached to me would allow and place my head inside her stomach—particles of giant moth Björk flutter around like I've just fallen into a bottle of Goldschlager.
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"In these challenging times, I am more convinced than ever of the strategic fit of these two complementary businesses," Flutter CEO Peter Jackson, who will retain his role in the combined group, said in a statement.
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But the "Havana" singer's enviable texture — which we thought was natural, considering her curls flutter as if she has her own personal fan attachment — is actually the result of an old-school hair treatment: the perm.
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Now, pieces of the confetti flutter inside a window of the Bruno David Gallery in St. Louis 24 hours a day behind white letters reading "And Still I Rise," the title of a Maya Angelou poem.
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Individual songs are exquisite: "Where Do We Go" combines piano plodding and melodic swell to fraught effect, and the ostinato violin in the lead single "Cranes in the Sky" cuts through the smoothness and vocal flutter.
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At once, the black canvases confront and confound the Israeli flags and crisp white laundry that flutter from balconies overhead — one wonders what the response to this installation might be on the other side of the wall.
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The infantryman told The Huffington Post that he started checking out different ideas (like flash mobs) before he found a golden snitch engagement ring box on Bored Panda that he knew would make his sweetie's heart flutter.
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The couple, who are so into Game of Thrones that they made their own theme song, have once again made our hearts flutter with their adorable tweets to each other — and, no, this time they're not feuding.
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Even the way she closed her eyes, if she closed them at all, if there was a flutter to her eyelashes or a stern set of her brow, all of that determined everything that was to follow.
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A weak grasp of my fingers, a flutter of her eyelids was what I came to expect on our daily rounds, but on this particular day in April, her body refused to fight this futile battle anymore.
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In soccer, when a player strikes the ball in such a way as to give it very little spin, the ball will flutter unpredictably from side to side—a specialty of Real Madrid star player Christiano Ronaldo.
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Stevenson's guitar playing has never been this confident, and it allows her to let her notes flutter in and out of focus so that instruments such as cello, piano, and strings can finish her thoughts for her.
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Futures markets pointed to further modest gains when trading resumes in New York later though Twitter caused a flutter as weaker-than-expected growth in monthly active users sent its shares down 8 percent in premarket trading.
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Underpinned by sluggish subbass and a keen sense of romanticism, "Hanging Flowers Of Albion" is most animated in its percussive movements, which pull and flutter in haptic textural arrangements evoking woven fabrics such as shearling or felt.
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Up in the hills above the village, where the vines flutter in the summer breeze, Christoph Polz, another Austrian winemaker, says the fence, the checkpoints and the military patrols are a waste of time and taxpayers' money.
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Installed at the center of the gallery, "n o w h e r e — Fractured 25" (2017-19) includes silver gelatin fiber prints turned sculptures that appear to flutter and pull away from the pitch black wall.
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We rummaged the racks of Mayhem, a hidden-away vintage clothing store, and emerged with armfuls of finds, including an oversize flutter-sleeve top for Sasha and what Jean described as a "ditsy floral dress" for herself.
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Flutter Entertainment, formerly known as Paddy Power, jumped 13% to top of the main bourse after agreeing to an all-share deal with Poker Stars to create one of the world's biggest online betting and gambling companies.
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Firms in the increasingly competitive gambling sector are seeking to offset tax hikes and tighter regulation with higher revenues and Flutter grew its half year sales by 463%, driven by its established online divisions and developing U.S. business.
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With trills like the flutter of a thousand tongues and a literal three-part harmony on the lyric "hickeys on your thighs!" this song was what YouTube heads often refer to as an "ultimate panty-dropper" in 1994.
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The team, Sneath noted, was especially keen on making sure that Flutter would work just as well in the browser as it does on mobile and to ensure that both the developer and user experience remain the same.
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And in May, Flutter Entertainment, formerly Paddy Power Betfair, forecast its revenue from fixed-odds machines would slump 43%, but said it did not see substantial changes in footfall at its shops as a result of the change.
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When Japanese multimedia art collective teamLab released Flutter Of Butterflies Beyond Borders last fall at London's Saatchi Gallery, they experimented with a year's worth of bloom and decay via an immersive space full of projected flowers and butterflies.
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In addition, Google also today announced a set of new third-party integrations with the likes of Square and others, as well as a couple of new features that make it easier to integrate Flutter with existing applications.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - As dusk descends on a cemetery in one of Rio de Janeiro's northern slums, four young men stand on top of a wall vault of tombs and watch their kites flutter in the breeze.
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Scroll through our celeb-inspired collection and when you find the one that makes your heart flutter ... click on the link in the caption to download a printable version -- and just like that you're back in the game.
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So, did the idea of between three and five handsome chaps making beautiful harmonies together really die along with our dreams of a sixth One Direction album, or could the world's hearts once again be sent a-flutter?
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Flutter said enhanced responsible gambling initiatives it introduced last year limited revenue growth in its main online division to 6%, and that the annualized earnings impact of the credit card restriction would be 14 to 17 million pounds.
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Erdem has long designed prairie looks, citing Laura Ashley as inspiration for its flutter-sleeved, floral pre-fall offerings (the cornflower blue taffeta worn by Evan Rachel Wood's frontierswoman robot on "Westworld" would have looked right at home).
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The company joined the ranks of peers Paddy Power and Betfair-owner Flutter Entertainment, Ladbrokes-owner GVC and William Hill, all of which last week warned of a big hit to earnings because of sports events being stopped.
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Flutter said enhanced responsible gambling initiatives it introduced last year limited revenue growth in its main online division to 6%, and that the annualised earnings impact of the credit card restriction would be 14 to 17 million pounds.
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FanDuel, for its part, is pursuing deals with both traditional and digital-media companies, as well as with influencers, and growing its own production capabilities out of a Los Angeles studio it inherited through its deal with Flutter.
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In many ways, the travels of smelt, a fish of just six or eight inches in length, are no less impressive than those of the wildebeests that traverse the Serengeti or monarch butterflies that flutter north from Mexico.
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The cartoon, part of a three-part series titled "Trump Bites," begins with Trump using breath spray while fixing his tie in front of a shirtless photo of Putin – who eventually arrives and causes the president's heart to flutter.
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As I strode across the mud to the acoustic stage with a fresh dose of invigoration, I couldn't help but feel the warm flutter of excitement as I imagined all the fun that would be happening in that tent.
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Taemin: I wish we were able to better prepare for the tour on certain aspects, but the thought of going to see our fans that have been supporting us from so far away made my heart flutter a bit.
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Tank dresses extended from mid-thigh to mid-calf, traced by curving seams of studs; leather skirts were cut on the diagonal and paired with camisole tops; and belts were fringed to flutter, just a bit, with the stride.
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Before Michael Phelps became history's most decorated human fish, a century ago there was Duke Kahanamoku, who not only sliced through the water with the flutter kick that he invented and a crawl stroke, but rode above the waves.
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As the company announced today, Flutter is now officially in beta and a number of developers have already used it to build and publish apps that have hit top spots in both the Google Play and Apple App Store.
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The Flutter Group, which operates betting companies Betfair and Paddy Power, estimated that it would face a 90 to 110 million pound ($111 million-$136 million) impact on full-year earnings if curbs on sports fixtures remained until August.
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DUBLIN, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Flutter Entertainment, the gambling group formerly known as Paddy Power Betfair, suffered a 10% fall in first half earnings and forecast a full year dip in line with expectations as significant betting tax increases kicked in.
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Flutter estimated earlier this year that the gross impact on its 2018 EBITDA from incoming regulatory, tax and product fee changes would have been around 118 million or just over a quarter of its 451 million pounds of annual earnings.
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As we fall asleep, there is a point when our bead on reality slips, and we drift—with a flutter of the stomach, as if airborne—into a new state of consciousness where the laws of the universe are bent.
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At Google I/O there's sure to be discussions on other topics such as Flutter, Google's cross-platform development kit that works with Android, iOS, and Fuschia, new features for Google Assistant, possibly a new podcast app, the launch of .
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This is when he created some of his hottest, most voluptuous paintings, in which churning male and female sexual body parts flutter and float through splatters and splurges that play off the thick, eggshell-whitish ground suggestive of foamy sea scum.
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Japan's central bank caused a flutter in global bond markets last week as yields on benchmark Japanese ten-year bonds JP10YT=RR hit six-month highs above 0.80 percent after it made a small cut to its regular bond purchases.
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Given that Google itself is now using its Flutter multi-platform framework to build some of its own smart display experiences, chances are that developers, too, will be able to bring their games to these devices in the same way.
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When the last beat drops at each year's Ultra Music Festival and monsoons of confetti flutter to the ground, tens of thousands of sweaty partiers draped in colorful flags from all over the world stream into the streets of downtown Miami.
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They're turned on, for brief intervals, three times a day (and twice as often Friday through Sunday), by art handlers who also activate the non-mechanized sculptures to make them flutter and spin and clatter and gong, as the artist intended.
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A few years later, over too many glasses of rosé, she sold them on "Back to Life," based on her interest in how society treats female offenders and a hunch that Miri and the series would flutter free of any pigeonhole.
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Well, in the case of people taking pictures of themselves being surrounded by majestic pigeons near Tha Pae Gate, in Chiang Mai, Thailand, there's actually a person with a real "job" to help make those birds flutter around for your 'Gram.
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Our great epiphanies might feel like celestial gifts, but in reality they tend to arrive at 2:14 on gray Thursdays while plastic bags flutter in the trees and drawers we thought we had fixed suddenly scrape and stick again.
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More than a million revelers are expected in Times Square on New Year's Eve, and all of them can expect to be covered in bits of the 3,000 pounds of confetti that will begin to flutter 20 seconds before midnight.
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Each comes in a box with kabuli, carrots and raisins given a gloss in a pan with cardamom and sugar, and a bracing fistful of raw red onions and tomatoes, piqued by lime, with a flutter of dried mint and cilantro.
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For her, it will be an improving adventure and a change of scene; for Austen, it will provide someone who can cast a cool eye on the varieties of witlessness that flutter, like a row of flags, beside the shore.
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" In one of my favorite passages, his shame about his messy house "flaps around in me like one of those large hollow figures through which air is blown and which sometimes flutter about outside shopping centers or fast-food restaurants.
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Westminster is famous as a gathering of spectacular dogs, with all the people and products attendant with canine beauty pageantry: sprays, mousses, gels, conditioners, curlers, straighteners, bows, hair implants (I'm looking at you, Standard Poodles!) and mascara (flutter those lashes much, Papillon?).
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The pool stands out because it is about 70 percent female and because the bets tend to be small ones, made by once-a-year betters who "enjoy a wee flutter on events that take over the entire nation," Ms. Bridge said.
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The program of works by Beat Furrer, a stalwart of the European avant-garde, triggered a weary sense of familiarity as the Argento players produced one artfully textured array after another of tongue pops and clicks, scratch tones and flutter-tongued multiphonics.
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Brown calls herself "a magazine romantic," and, reading her diary, you see why: she collects old magazines the way some people collect baseball cards, and her entries flutter with the joy of conquest at a time when glossies were reaching a glamorous peak.
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At risk is one of the most wondrous migrations on earth, where tens of millions of monarchs, each weighing only about as much as a paper clip, flutter south from Canada and the northern United States for as far as 3,000 miles.
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On album opener "Nakedness of Need," she screams about a "deep, serrated nausea" inherent to humanity over distorted synthetics, bombed out percussive thuds, and a particularly pukey drone that sounds something like the flutter of hummingbird wings, amplified to a painful extreme.
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DUBLIN, March 27 (Reuters) - Paddy Power Betfair parent Flutter Entertainment will pay its 2019 dividend in ordinary shares, shelve a pro-rated dividend in relation to its merger with Stars Group Inc (TSG) and suspend the 2020 dividend for the combined group.
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All the rumbling, honking, chattering, clattering noise of everyday life has suddenly paused as the city goes into hiding — leaving the click-click-click of a traffic signal or the flutter of a pigeon at Penn Station audible now, in eerie relief.
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Technically, there are no drops on this album, although "The Upside" comes close; Stirling's violin is not the instrument to be put through such paces — it wants to flutter, twirl, float, loop around, and go kapow rather than march in loud, self-renewing circles.
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After all this time, the memory still makes my heart flutter—possibly in fear of actual cardiac arrest—which is how I find myself in the soot-stained pits behind the kitchen, waiting to see if this particular pig lives up to the hype.
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"We plan to invest further in Dart DevTools as a first-class unified tool for Flutter developers, and as integration for web-based experiences improves, we plan to build these services directly into tools like Visual Studio Code," the team notes in today's updates.
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When Pink smashed a motorcycle through a no-good boyfriend's window and into my heart in 20173, she sounded like granite soaked in honey—gritty and likely to punch you in the mouth, but also with runs sweet enough to make your insides flutter.
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When my wife finally finishes her message (it takes only a few seconds), she presses 'send' and a host of tiny angels retrieve the encoded message, flutter their invisible wings the 40 feet up to the office, and place it gently into my phone.
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The fact that such pictures are all over the internet gives Ms. Brown a significant freedom: Whether she follows one leg with sinuous precision or taps her way around a shoulder with a flutter of quick jabs, she can't interrupt our instant, unthinking recognition.
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The team also wanted to build this in a way that there will be one Flutter code base and that there would be no need to fork the framework or the applications that developers build on top of it to support these different platforms.
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Plastered over a series of campaign posters for Richard Nixon, they flutter in front of the camera for a few moments, an apparent attempt to reset whatever expectations viewers may have for this film, ostensibly an adaptation of Alvin Schwartz's classic children's book trilogy.
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Ecuador's national dish, encebollado, is a ruddy stew of tuna, lightly poached until not too far from rare, with fat cuts of cassava, boiled in the briny poaching liquid, and a crowning heap of curtido — pickled red onions and tomato under a flutter of cilantro.
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Numerous details in the special edition version of the ID.3, including a panorama tilting glass roof edged in black and interactive LED headlights that have "eyelids" that flutter when the driver approaches the parked vehicle, help drive the future-is-here point home.
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However, the index was supported by Flutter Entertainment , formerly known as Paddy Power, which jumped 13% to top of the FTSE 100 after agreeing to an all-share deal with Poker Stars to create one of the world's biggest online betting and gambling companies.
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"Fake Love" Love Yourself: Tear's lead single, typifies their approach, stacking plucked guitar chords, crinkly electronic bass, and multiple layers of synth flutter into a glistening motion machine, set to a melody that builds like a rock anthem with the streamlined grace of a dancefloor banger.
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As ballot boxes were brought into the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham, the only noise was the flutter of votes being tallied, recalls Andrew Mitchell, a local Conservative MP. In the end Andy Street, the Conservative candidate, was elected mayor of the West Midlands, a Labour heartland.
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Rather than representing minute changes in percentage chances as election data streams in, Toker shows that the NYT's forecast has hardcoded jitter on its election coverage page, code that causes the needles to flutter as wildly as our collective hearts are watching the results come in.
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But the Penn National deal gives theScore, with 4 million monthly users, a chance to become a big player in the nascent U.S. sports betting industry and a challenger to fantasy sports sites DraftKings and Flutter Entertainment PLC's FanDuel, whose sportsbook apps dominate the New Jersey market.
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Heroically, like a girl in a film, she made her way alone through the next-door room, where the pale horse gleamed sinisterly; she jumped when something moved, thinking it was a flutter of stuffed birds, but it was only her own reflection in the foxed mirror.
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DUBLIN, March 16 (Reuters) - Paddy Power Betfair parent Flutter Entertainment would take a 90 to 110 million pound ($111 million-$136 million) hit to full-year earnings if coronavirus sports fixture restrictions remain in place until the end of August, but horse racing continues without spectators.
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Disruption to global online betting and gaming is expected to impact the financial profile of the combined group in the current financial year, Flutter said on Friday, likely pushing its net debt at the end of the first reporting period following completion above 3.5 times core earnings.
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While Mr. Trump and Mr. Abe shuttled from resort to resort in the armored presidential limousine known as the Beast, the flags that normally flutter on the front and the presidential seals that usually adorn the doors were absent, an indication that these were not official stops.
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Before we flutter back down to reality, let us first massage our brain tissue with a crisp, odd (and imaginary) highlight reel of Wade and Ginobili driving and kicking and driving and kicking to each other approximately 14 times in the same possession before one of them gets fouled.
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"You don't have to be a supporter of the left or its economic policies to recognize that Kanhaiya's passionate address -- made incidentally under the protective flutter of the Indian tricolour (national flag) -- captured a sentiment that was in fact post-ideology," said Dutt, consulting editor of broadcaster NDTV.
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"I'll Come Too" is typical: clicky drums, a chorus of angelic sighs, and damp strings flutter by, as Blake coos a pledge of eternal devotion and vows to follow his lover to the ends of the earth; it's strange to hear this sentiment delivered over such mild music.
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Stretching in total 80 feet across and 12 feet up the longest wall at Gagosian, the result is arguably the most communicative, extravagantly available work of Judd's career: a great flutter of planes, volumes and edges — the cardinal components of Judd's language — and shifts in light and shadow.
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But cooks have to push things a little further than usual, to fight their instincts and ignore the flutter of panic that sets in when food goes beyond a textbook golden brown into darker terrain, and curls of smoke send a warning that something has gone terribly wrong.
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FanDuel became the first company to live stream games, starting with tennis and European soccer, in a US betting platform earlier this year, through a partnership with Switzerland's Sportradar AG.Last month, Flutter announced a deal to buy Canadian gaming company, The Stars Group, which powers the US sportsbook, Fox Bet.
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In Britain, where even Queen Elizabeth is known to "fancy a flutter," gambling's relationship with sports is firmly entrenched: Nine of the 20 soccer teams playing in the Premier League have names of gambling companies emblazoned on their jersey fronts — companies based as far away as Macau and the Philippines.
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The largest of these, "Letter Tree" (2011/2015), consists of a projection of a tree softly swaying in a digital "wind," which gets stronger and stronger until the tree's leaves-turned-letters flutter and blow to the other side, leaving the tree bare, before the cycle starts all over again.
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It should be a place to feel the flutter of our hearts as Dykes on Bikes roar their engines at the start of the parade, while we commemorate the 1969 Stonewall riots sparked by trans street queens like Marsha P. Johnson and black butches like Stormé DeLarverie, working together against police brutality.
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Unsurprisingly, this update comes with the usual stability and performance updates, as well as the latest Dart 2.2 SDK (by default, Flutter apps are written in Google's Dart language), but the team also notes that it worked hard to improve iOS support, too, with support for floating cursor text editing, for example.
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The mom of three turned heads in a canary yellow dress with flutter sleeves and a flattering pencil skirt by Dolce & Gabbana, a colorful look reminiscent of a dress worn by Meghan earlier this month during a reception in London for young people from around the Commonwealth alongside new husband Prince Harry.
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Other birds flutter through Beyond Painting, echoing and expanding on the artist's passionate pursuit of the unfamiliar, from the frantic feathered heads that top the bodies of male dandies in the later collage novel A Week of Kindness or the Seven Deadly Elements (1933) to the beaked bronze totem of "Bird-Head" (1934–35).
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A little of this mystery still clings to their pages: when Mr de Hamel takes the Gospels of St Augustine (pictured) to a service in Canterbury Cathedral he notices that its leaves are so light they flutter and hum in time to a hymn, "as if the sixth-century manuscript…had come to life".
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But then the film's perspective pulls back to the frame where it mattered most — the screens of social media apps, where the video racked up views and praise, visualized here in Likes and adulatory tweets that flutter onto the screen like a hosanna of rose petals, leading in turn to a slew of TV bookings.
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I was in the same class as this woman at Fort Gordon, a military installation set among the world-famous golf courses of Augusta, Ga. The drill sergeant had a reputation of "smoking out" women with flutter kicks and other sexually driven punishments, but at the time, I viewed my drill sergeants with great reverence.
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The Duchess of Sussex, who made her first official royal appearance since welcoming baby Archie Harrison on May 6, was seen riding in the carriage with husband Prince Harry and her in-laws, Kate Middleton and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, wearing a navy Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy ensemble with flutter sleeves and a high neckline.
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And as recently as 2015, "This American Life" devoted a segment to the strange phenomenon in which listeners were complaining about young female presenters and their "vocal fry" (a low creaky vibration, usually at the ends of words and phrases, occurring when vocal cords flutter) even though the habit was just as common among the men on the show.
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More than 4,000 employees and 8003 financial publication readers based in the U.K. and the U.S. were surveyed for the study, which published Connected scores ranging from that of Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, who took first place with a score of 828.7, to Flutter Entertainment CEO Peter Jackson in 100th place at a score of 536.
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With just a strange flutter of his pale eyelids and a difficult-to-parse ad-lib, Trump can swing a news cycle away from his latest lurid failure and back in the direction he wants it to go—"to distract the newshounds by shouting 'Squirrel!' and sending them sniffing for a new story," as Politico's Jack Shafer put it.
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Look at the superb briskness with which she rattles through the day's business, in court, before the plight of Adam intervenes, and then look at the distress signals that she sends out once her world begins to lurch—the flutter of a hand in the air, for instance, as she is lured into the catastrophe of a kiss.
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While Flutter said the group has flexibility to maintain leverage at higher ratios, it was committed to a ratio of 1.0x to 2.0x over the medium-term, making it prudent to suspend the dividend while its board "monitors the sporting calendar, associated performance of sports betting as well as the combined group's anticipated deleveraging and balance sheet position".
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One Apple leaker set bloggers a flutter this week with a rumor that a new "mirror " color might be released for the iPhone (though that design appeared to have antennae lines, unlike some of the patents.) Whether or not Apple releases a new finish for the next iPhone, there are high expectations for the form factor to impress.
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Being the ones to take Denuvo down a peg makes CPY notable on its own, but CPY keeps chatter at a fever pitch by releasing riddles for people to figure out: Every few weeks, I'll watch the handful of piracy message boards and subreddits that I keep an eye on flutter to life about a new "hint" from CPY.
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Customers say what sets GetLinks apart is its focus on matching specific tech skills such as app development and programming languages like Flutter and Docker - not just general programming - to meet the needs of Asia's fast-expanding tech companies and also more traditional companies seeking tech talent that in-house recruiters are not able to find.
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" Playlist: "Metronomic Underground" / "Jenny Ondioline" / "Op Hop Detonation" / "Emperor Tomato Ketchup" / "The Long Hair of Death" / "Silver Sands (Emperor Machine Remix)" / French Disko" / " Wow and Flutter" / "Les Yper Sound" / "Ulan Bator" / "We're Not Adult Oriented" By the mid-19973s, Stereolab shared little in common with the band that had been making ear-bleeding, drone rock just a few years prior.
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The music is mostly realized by other people, though according to Ashley's instructions: delicate synth chords and sprays of piano arranged by "Blue" Gene Tyranny and tablas by the mononymous Kris hover and flutter as a quiet speaking voice pointedly declaims a rambling, poetic libretto that turns tight corners between philosophical abstraction, dirty jokes, and some kind of implied but partially obscured narrative.
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Newcomer Eduardo Secci, from Florence, Italy, is showing conceptual artist Andrea Galvani's photograph of an aircraft breaking the sound barrier (which the Dallas Museum of Art just picked up thanks to the Dallas Art Fair Foundation Acquisition Program), as well as a kinetic wall piece by the Swiss artist Zimoun, in which small, motorized cardboard tiles flutter like a bird's wings.
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I recommend coming to this show with an open mind and a bit of advice from the 19th-century art critics the Goncourt brothers, who knew how best to appreciate Fragonard: "Follow him in the first flutter of an idea, when he flings upon the paper the elements of a composition, when he is searching and groping amid the mist which precedes the light."
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You are, you are—what else does father wail to child—though wailing it he's woken with six-sevenths of the night to go—you are—look I will set to work this very moment slowing time myself, feet to the stone and shoulder to the dark to gain you ground—if just one ledge of light you flutter to, right now, rereading that.
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Armed only with a bow and arrow—though what you are actually clutching is a controller with a trigger, shaped more or less like a gas-pump nozzle—you can feel the tension on your virtual bow as you release the arrow, and then the flutter of the arrow and the thunk of the ground trembling when the arrow strikes an onrushing zombie and he falls.
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Across the city, yellow ribbons flutter from trunks, and one elm is festooned with flags, decorations and even a Valentine's Day poem ("Will you be my Valentine/ As I await my Council killers/ In patient Trepidation," it starts.) Thought to be about 120 years old, that elm has won a stay of execution, but only because it is home to a rare species of butterfly, the white-letter hairstreak.
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And the claim that critics bring unique attention to their work seems inattentive to the tenor of an age that brings us Genius (an open online tool for annotating pop lyrics and other vital cultural texts in the manner of "The Norton Shakespeare") and what's been called "recap culture" (a redoubt of erstwhile English majors poring over last night's TV in a flutter of summary, analysis, cross-analysis, and intertextual concordance).
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They take various forms – the celebrity endorsement, the sub-Guy Ritchie fare, the bellowing disembodied head – but their core message remains the same: if you're young, male and you want the respect of the lads, having a flutter on the match should be little more than a happy obligation This gambling-as-lifestyle-choice missive is worth considering in tandem with the fact that the average online gambler in Britain has three betting accounts.
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And while I'll admit that Wood's grand monologuing is far less riveting for me than the way she got to flutter between various personalities last season, I can't lie: Seeing Dolores on a murderous prowl has me more excited for what's to come than I was expecting — especially given that it took me until halfway through this premiere to realize I had almost entirely forgotten the finale, that's how quickly it dissipated for me.
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"I've just got you a little thing," she says, "because obviously I got that radiator bled for you," but it's a decent-sized box and there's a little flutter of hope that your mom has come the fuck through—that, despite it all, Christmas is real, that she went and got you something brilliant, like that gourmet wok you wanted, or the North Face jacket you were saying about, or… – ah, no.
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In recent years, graphic novels like Flutter (which the New York Times called a mashup between My So-Called Life and Buffy), about a shapeshifter who pretends to be a boy in order to woo the girl, as well as films like Girls Lost , where a magical flower allows three teenage girls to temporarily turn into boys, have popularized narratives that use fantasy to stage complex conversations about gender fluidity and gender identity.
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Is there possibly a fake news story circulating about how women, upon engagement, are assigned a flock of tiny Cinderella birds who flutter around, making sure that no one is seated at a table with any of their ex-boyfriends and that no one is separated from the plus-one they decided to bring three days ago because they assumed that, unless the bride was a bridezilla, it would be no problem?
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