Such treadmills will fold up for easy storage (although some more expensive treadmills also can fold up for storage).
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Then I fold up my duvet and futon padding, shove it into my closet, and fold up my futon and lean it against the wall.
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I fold up the pajamas while the shower heats up.
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Oh, and they fold up to fit tiny babies, too.
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Fold up the edge of the pant leg to ½ inch.
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A fold-up poncho for the fashion set — and more.
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These ones are light and fold up nicely for easy storage.
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"Everything's modular: inflatable beds, inflatable furniture, fold-up furniture," Becher says.
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The noise-canceling headphones fold up to fit inside the case.
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They also fold up and fit snuggly into an included case.
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The drone's rotor arms fold up and snap smartly into place.
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For one, the headphones can't fold up for more compact storage.
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They're really well-made folding bikes that fold up to nothing.
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However, most fold-up treadmills don't offer a lot of power.
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The design allows it to fold up into a small, discreet package.
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The 184 also has gull-wing doors and arms that fold up.
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It's a shame the prism doesn't fold up into the phone case.
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Can fold up to tablet and supports up to 512GB of storage.
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There is also a fold-up mirror built into the cabin table.
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Simply fold up the back as needed to fit the angle you want.
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Even though it doesn't fold up, the Bebop 2 is still considerably compact.
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I also like the way they fold up in a wonderfully portable way.
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The 73 also has gull-wing doors and arms that fold up. 2.
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Both fold up in the style that the original Mavic Pro helped pioneer.
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Travel clothes that fold up into the size of a deck of cards.
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They also fold up so you can stash them in a gym bag.
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My husband carries our daughter and I carry the fold up travel pram.
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" And McCorkell says that watching it seamlessly fold up is "a visual experience.
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It hinges at the seat and can fold up into a relatively slim package.
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The seats fold up and down, and while up, they function as perch seats.
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Mostly because when you fold up it's arms it looks like a dead bug.
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One start-up is designing kayaks that fold up and fit in your closet.
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Or, if you're packing shoes, fold up your socks and stuff them in there.
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They also fold up to make a carrier bag which can easily transport one's belongings.
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The arrays also fold up smaller than traditional arrays, reducing the stowage volume during launch.
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The mirror will fold up during launch, then unfold in space like an origami flower.
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And when you're done, the stands fold up flat enough to fit in your wallet.
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The Grillo Cricket can fold up, setting it apart from other phones at the time.
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Sparkling wine is served in plastic flutes, and there are fold-up chairs painted gold.
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The Ori is a large, fold-up tablet that closes shut like a traditional notebook.
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They fold up into themselves and stash away easily into a purse or carry on bag.
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Which teams are ready to fold up and go home, and will put up minimal resistance?
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Over two weeks, constantly having to unfold and fold up this phone got tedious and frustrating.
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Or you could fold up one, unfold another and leave the third untouched — and so on.
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Saving space with a fold-up treadmill is a great idea for a lot of people.
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We fold up the parchment and pop it into a 400 degrees Fahrenheit oven for 20 minutes.
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Its legs fold up beneath it and its furry belly rests in the center of my palm.
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These chains fold up into proteins, which carry out many of the innumerable jobs necessary for life.
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It's not a drone that can fold up and fit in a pocket or most computer bags.
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Lucy Liu decapitating someone with a fold-up fan and then kicking his head off his shoulders?
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Fold up the bottom over the filling and roll it from the bottom up like a cigar.
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DJI is reportedly working on a new quadrocopter called the Mavic that'll fold up for easy transport.
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The Summer Infant 3D Lite Convenience Stroller is super light, easy to fold up, and budget-friendly.Pros:Cons:
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"Boy, did he fold up like a wet rag," Mr. Trump said at a rally in October.
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The rower is able to easily fold up for convenient storage and even has built-in wheels.
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It just won't fold up and prop the Tab S4 the way Samsung's Book Cover Keyboard does.
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"I bought a fold-up bed when I moved in, but I never use it," he said.
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Amazon is plenty tough, but it just decided to fold up its circus tent and move on.
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Here are the commercial airlines that have been forced to close their doors and fold up their wings.
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They even fold up quickly and come with a compact case, so they're easy to bring along anywhere.
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Ramon Hernandez has been sitting in a fold-up chair on his Harlem block every summer for decades.
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It is relatively big, it doesn't fold up, and at $21,21, it's far too expensive for... basically anyone.
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Maybe one day you'll be able to fold up your phone or tablet like you do a newspaper.
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The inflatable Lewis N. Clark Pillow can fold up small to fit anywhere, and provides adjustable support. ProsCons
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Go to the nearest pharmacy and buy those cheap flats that fold up and fit in a clutch.
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It's also easy to clean — just machine wash in cool water — and fold up to transport and store.
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Mr. Haiman's go-to: 24-inch bistro tables (from $251 at Fermob), which easily fold up for storage.
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Although compact, the Kettler Favorit Rowing Machine doesn't fold up, meaning it requires a dedicated area of use.
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Every time I have to sit down, I have to fold up like a Transformer to sit down.
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Ms. O'Shaughnessy drives it to the station while Mr. Lopez, an early riser, takes a fold-up bike.
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The inner pillow is actually inflatable, so it can fold up pretty small when you're not using it.
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If you don't have a pillow, you could also fold up a fluffy towel for the same effect.
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In Estonia, one business has developed an electric scooter that it says can fold up in two seconds flat.
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Such relative stability comes from the various ways that different DNA molecules fold up—their so-called secondary structures.
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Even a small protein can fold up into tens of thousands of shapes that are more or less stable.
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But it takes a certain personality to work under stress and not fold up like a cheap beach chair.
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Anticipating the long wait, many brought fold-up chairs, umbrellas (for protection from the sun), snacks, books, and games.
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It's really just like if you were to fold up the magic carpet and turn it into a purse.
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I even snuck in one of those backpacks that fold up as a bag to bring to the beach.
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Are we going to just fold up and pack it in, or are we going to make a difference?
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One man can be seen grabbing a metal fold-up chair and repeatedly hitting François and Theodore with them.
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Place about 1 tablespoon of filling in the middle of each dumpling wrapper and fold up and in half.
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And while it is very easy to convert to a portable booster, the chair itself does not fold up.
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"Over two weeks, constantly having to unfold and fold up this phone got tedious and frustrating," our reviewer wrote.
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Compared to other budget fold-up treadmills, the Horizon Fitness T101-04 Treadmill has nice features and good performance.
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Brightech's headphones fold up for portability while the in-line remote lets you easily control your music on the go.
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So he devised a way to fold up his mattress into the wall and convert the bedroom into a lounge.
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As futuristic as the Folio is, Lenovo isn't the only company working on a tablets that fold up into phones.
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Right after the ceremony, the team starts to fold up the chairs and lay out the tables for the reception.
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The shapes those chains fold up into in order to fulfil different functions are complex and incredibly hard to predict.
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And the whole thing can just fold up into a large, possibly pocket-sized wallet-shaped blob for easy transportation.
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Its panels fold up like an amalgam of an enormous book, a piece of furniture and a work of art.
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Fold up the ping pong tables and turn off the craft beer on tap — you've got serious work to do.
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It's the thickest mattress from Allswell, and the thickness more than made up for my cheap, metal, fold-up foundation.
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"Personally, I'm more interested in a tablet I can fold up than a smartphone I can fold open," Wood said.
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Wirecutter recommended the Lavatools Javelin PRO Duo because of its fold-up design, temperature holding, stabilization alerts, and speedy readings.
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To gain these features, such treadmills rarely will fold up for storage, meaning they require a lot of free space.
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The brand new bikes go up to 20 mph and feature Bluetooth speakers which also fold up for portable use.
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Fold up each crepe envelope-style, first folding the sides in, and then folding/rolling it up from the bottom. 17.53.
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These, picked up from Amazon, are super-cheap and fold up into nothing, making them perfect for my laptop-sleeve constraints.
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Flowers might fold up their petals, spiders might roll up their webs, the birds near you could settle down to sleep.
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They've got huge bezels all around them, and there's an ugly crease in the middle the screen when they fold up.
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The EcoHelmet is made completely from recycled paper, and its ability to fold up makes it perfect for bike-share services.
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Foldability: Some machines (usually magnetic and hydraulic resistance) fold up for easy storage, while others (often air and water resistance) don't.
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Amin returned from his discussion with visitor services just as they were being asked to fold up their banners once again.
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He was a piece of bright pleated silk we could stretch out or fold up small inside ourselves when we needed to.
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The children share one loft which doubles as a bedroom and a playroom, thanks to innovative beds that fold up into chairs.
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The paper sheets are easy to fold up and put in your pocket before heading out on a walk with your dog.
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"Boy did he fold up like a wet rag," Trump laughed at a rally this week in Franken's home state of Minnesota.
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"It allows you to quickly remove the front wheel, making it easy to fold up for storage or transport," the statement said.
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Tandy'd seen this shit in a few junkies going turkey, they didn't fold up inside themselves, but unfolded into the world around them.
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For reference, DJI's past flagship drone, the Phantom 21 Pro, features a one-inch sensor, does not fold up, and sells for $23,22.
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A single motor allows the entire structure to rotate about its joints and fold up into a hollow 12-sided cage, or dodecahedron.
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When not in use, the expandable mesh pouches fold up flat and their fleece mats lift up to form the carrier's interior walls.
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Most headphones can fold up to a smaller package that is unobtrusive when it hangs off your back or sits in your lap.
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Leaving their shoes at the door, they entered a long auditorium decorated with divine images and took their places in fold-up chairs.
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The frame that holds the mirrors is designed to fold up, so that the telescope can become a more compact payload for launch.
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The craft's rotors and landing legs fold up into its body while not in use, turning the drone into a smooth white egg.
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You can fold up your GO when you need to bring it inside and roll it like a suitcase in "stand-by" mode.
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Next door at Dapper, browse the selection of men's wear, backpacks and beanies displayed alongside beard oil and limited-edition fold-up bicycles.
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Its yard is strewn with a mishmash of furniture — even a lawn mower can be found among the fold-up tables and chairs.
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The STM Cable Wrap is a foot-long fold-up bag designed to hold all your technological accessories: charging cords, batteries, earbuds, whatever.
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This is a fiendishly difficult problem; the way the chains fold up is subject to incredibly subtle chemical forces that have very large effects.
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It can fold up if you take the train and then scoot home from the station, making it perfect for just about any situation.
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You can take the train, fold up the bike, and then pull it out for the last portion of the ride to the office.
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It has a fold-up oversized storm collar for an added degree of weather protection with leg loops for a snug and secure fit.
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They're gonna be hard-pressed to pay ISP carrier fees, and their choices will be to sell out to conglomerates, or fold up altogether.
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Many models fold up for easy storage but if you plan on keeping it set up, make sure it fits your allotted open space.
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The chair does fold up quickly and easily if you want to store it, but we always just keep ours right at the table.
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Although the machine doesn't fold up, it's easy to store upright and the weight of the water stabilizes the erg in an upright position.
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At 2.2 pounds and 1.5-mm thick, it's extremely lightweight and flexible, making it easy to fold up tightly and toss in a suitcase.
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A new kind of drone has been designed to fold up its arms and squeeze into tight spots, potentially to scout around on rescue missions.
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Usually, I have a Tumi bag, but this one was softer and easier to fold up if I wanted to put it into a suitcase.
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Click here to view original GIFIt can fold up random objects like step ladders and move them to a more convenient place five feet away.
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The Bose 700 headphones don't fold up into a more compact size like the QC35 II headphones do, which would have been nice for travel.
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He often travelled with three bodyguards, who were provided by the French state, but when we met Falciani arrived alone, on a fold-up scooter.
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There are desks designed to be tucked away in a corner and multipurpose workspaces that can fold up into the wall when not in use.
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Available in three different sizes, these hooks can rotate 360 degrees, fold up for portability, and can carry between 40 and 60 pounds of gear.
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And while its wings fold up, it's still much larger and heavier than a Phantom or Mavic, making it more challenging to bring on outdoor adventures.
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Samsung kicked off its Unpacked event by cutting to the chase: it officially revealed the Galaxy Fold, a fold-up phone that doubles as a tablet.
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Each set includes a fold-up VectorFit Platform, two cloth covered resistance bands, and access to live and recorded workouts taught by BodyBoss-approved personal trainers.
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Let these bright felt storage bins serve as stylish storage that you can easily fold up and tuck away inside your temporary home away from home.
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We've included a variety of items ranging from travel hair dryers that fold up and pocket-sized brushes to mini beauty blenders and cheap makeup palettes.
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Just as edge-to-edge bezel-less displays forced us to relearn basic navigation, phones that can fold up will also require a major behavioral shift.
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"The only hard thing is with three other people, you can't be precious about what you write," Ryder says, lounging back in a fold-up chair.
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For example, NASA's upcoming James Webb Space Telescope will fold up into a 15-foot-wide (4.57 meter) fairing of an Ariane 5 rocket around 2021.
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I don't have a dishwasher, but the silicone can be hand-washed, and the flexible shape makes it easy to roll or fold up for storage.
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Pros: It's insanely versatile (for running, cycling, and skiing) with plenty of luxe featuresCons: It's expensive, on the heavier side, and doesn't fold up as small
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Pros: Impressive noise cancellation for music and calls, solid audio performance, simple setup, comfortable fitCons: Expensive, can't fold up for more compact storage, no EQ adjustments
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I have spent my adult lives in universities and you see reasonable, civilized decent people just fold up when the charge of racism is even hinted at.
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The humanoid can also fold up, so it stows away in the back of the delivery van ready to unfold and carry packages once the van arrives.
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The Level On Pro Wireless fold up like any respectable wireless headphone should, so it's easy to toss them in a bag and have them always available.
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The Glion Dolly Foldable Lightweight Adult Electric Scooteris our top pick because it has a smooth, powerful ride and a convenient fold-up-and-roll-it design.
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This Botoxed scrotum looked exactly how master comedian Dave Attell described the look of his nutsack: like a tent that no one knows how to fold up.
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Or Wyldaire — it makes really fashionable hats for men and women that fold up so you can put them in your suitcase, all made from sustainable materials.
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You deal with it by packing a fold-up umbrella every time you travel — just stick one inside an easily accessible corner of suitcase or carry-on, right?
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With the Galaxy Fold up in the air, attention is now shifting to Samsung's Galaxy Note 10, which is expected to arrive sometime towards the end of summer.
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It should be easy to pack up when it's not in use, too, because the pedals fold up and there's a handle on the top of the device.
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The Happy Meal promotion called Happy Goggles is similar in most ways to Google cardboard, allowing users to fold up the box to assemble a makeshift VR headset.
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The tech company has announced a new iteration of the beloved RAZR cellphone in a blast from the past that's been reimagined as a sleek, fold-up smartphone.
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This fold-up, blowup approach would help solve the problem of how to build something spacious that can be packed into the narrow payload confines of a rocket.
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Yes, they can fold up and down like any other laptop, but they can also swivel, detach, and prop themselves up in an intuitive touch-screen tablet mode.
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With Hezbollah so comfortably embedded from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea, exactly how do Schneider and his colleagues envision convincing Hezbollah to fold up its tents?
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She recently spent a whole day out on a Montreal street with a fold-up chair and a poncho, waiting for a slim chance to meet her queen.
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But for portability, it does means there's two less things you have to carry (or power) when you fold up this miniature arena and head over to a friends.
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Whether in acknowledgement of that, or because she just wanted to delay saying goodbye, she bent down and began to neatly fold up the bottom of her pant legs.
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A conventional campaign that had fallen behind the frontrunner on this scale would find itself abandoned by bundlers and big-money donors, and essentially forced to fold up shop.
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But after using the Galaxy Fold for about an hour today, I've started to come around to thinking of it as a small tablet that happens to fold up.
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It's powered by six small electric motors and can fold up or down in 16 seconds while the car is driving at speeds of to 30 miles an hour.
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The propellers also feature a clever design that lets them fold up too, so that you don't have to install them and uninstall them every time you move locations.
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Designed to fold up when not deployed, Digit could be programmed to carry deliveries from the autonomous vehicle to the front door or exact location of the final destination.
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A coworker suggested that the best way to store takeout chopsticks while we're eating is to fold up the wrapper into a paper version of a mini utensil stand.
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So understanding some of the natural limitations of fold-up treadmills, you'll like the Horizon Fitness T101-04 Treadmill, which works well for walkers and people on a budget.
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Last year, Lenovo showed off what it described as the "world's first foldable PC" — a prototype OLED tablet that could fold up like a book or a tiny laptop.
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Both drones shoot 53K, both fold up to carry in a backpack, both feature a gimbal with 3-axis stabilization, and both are priced at around $1,000 depending upon options.
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To ensure you always have them on hand, Kathryn Kellogg, who runs the lifestyle blog Going Zero Waste, suggests investing in bags that clip onto your key ring and fold up.
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If packing space is at a premium on your next flight, the NC700s do not fold up for easy carrying like the QC35 IIs or Sony XM3s, which is a bummer.
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Four cars can be pitted against each other on this $20 fold-up track, but only one will end up blasting past the finish line, triggering a pop-up checker flag.
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"Some businesses will fold up and be unable to recover," said three Nigerian aviation unions in an open letter, adding that the country's aviation industry "will lose colossal sums of money".
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I don't like that the Grind Wireless don't fold up in any way — jamming them into my bag is a bit clumsy and they take up more room than I'd prefer.
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It does fold up to fit into an overhead compartment on an airplane, but we chose the BubbleBum instead because it is so much more compact when folded, and it's lighter.
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While all of the strollers on this list fold up easily, roll along smoothly, and enjoy excellent safety ratings, not all are suitable for the same uses and the same ages.
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They're made from 100% rip-stop nylon so they're not likely to break, can carry up to 50 lbs, and fold up to the size of an envelope for easy storage.
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Hundreds of fold-up baby strollers take up a gallery in "Amazing Grace" (1993), while a canopy of yarn, rope and other found materials are used to create "Hunger Cradle" (1996).
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Young art dealers arrive to try their hand in the official gallery neighborhood, and often fold-up shop quickly, as the promisingly offbeat American Medium, which started in Brooklyn, did recently.
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IT comes with a fold-up VectorFit Platform, four resistance bands, a collapsible workout bar, and door anchor, plus access to live and recorded workouts taught by BodyBoss-approved personal trainers.
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Your next smartphone may flip open to reveal its screen and fold up when you are ready to put it away — just like the old-school clamshell phones from the 1990s.
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Those devices, I've seen people carry those onto the bus because you step off of them, the feet fold up, and then you can carry it, and it's like a briefcase.
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A crew took to the stage to fold up the giant flag, and the prime minister's caravan of seven black sport utility vehicles and vans set off for the next stop.
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The swiveling also helps them fold up into a fairly small footprint for traveling, and the included hard case handily includes an outline for proper stowing, as that can be surprisingly tricky.
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Announced half-jokingly at the end of its keynote, Google Cardboard was a disposable fold-up virtual reality headset powered by a smartphone, an extremely lo-fi competitor to the Oculus Rift.
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The basic idea is to make robots that fold up, a bit like origami, into small structures less than a few millimetres in diameter so that they can be swallowed like tablets.
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Apart from the nostalgia factor and its gorgeous design, the appeal of Motorola's new Razr is that it can fold up into a smaller and more compact form than a traditional smartphone.
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For not that much money, you can have a new hi-tech keyboard made from state-of-the-art materials that do everything from light up to fold up and even laser project.
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The wall would fold up without a sound, as if it was made of ether, and the door would vanish, leaving no trace of itself but motes of dust suspended in the light.
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Unfortunately the headphones don't fold up into a smaller form, so they will take up more space in your bag compared to the Sennheiser HD503 Wireless Headphones or Bose QuietComfort 35 Wireless Headphones.
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On Monday, after further inspection of the faulty devices, the company said some problems could be related to exposed areas of a hinge that allows the device to fold up like a book.
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Though it's the same size as most at-home rowers, it does fold-up compact enough to store easily in a closet or garage, and its cherry wood aesthetic is hardly an eyesore.
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There's also a keychain-sized cable for emergencies, and a normal 4-foot cable with a small leather belt that makes it easy to fold up and stash in your backpack without getting tangled.
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When it came time to fold up the Pockit, I pressed in on two white buttons to lower the stroller handles, then pushed directly down on them in the direction of the back wheels.
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Most people believe that Caterpillar, the region's biggest employer, is going to fold up shop and move elsewhere, if not to Mexico, then possibly to South Carolina or to any place other than Illinois.
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There's a lot to be said for a tablet-sized device you can fold up and stick in your pocket — but certain practical problems of engineering and physics tend to get in the way.
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Early this month, Global Response Management upgraded from a tent to a mobile medical unit, a gray trailer outfitted with fold-up examination tables, ultrasound machines and equipment to perform basic diagnostic blood work.
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The crew was not in danger due to the mishap, which occurred when Whitson was trying to fold up a bulky cloth cover, known as an axial shield, and put it in a bag.
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It's a bare-minimum alternative to a garage, but the Lanmodo also appears to be a vastly superior solution to those fold-up cardboard sun-blockers you're supposed to cram in your windshield when parked.
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If he had had the option, he would have preferred to use a rubber balloon like the ones people in developed countries used, not this heavy plastic one that was a nuisance to fold up.
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Normally we deal in shitholes, in large scab-like folds of wallpaper seeping with damp, in crevices, in no natural light, in doors that open immediately into kitchens, in beds that fold up into sofas.
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Never mind if it were the basic silver package (C$149), which got you a fold-up chair at the back, or an Ultimate VIP at the front, within range of the T-shirt cannons.
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Made of malleable materials, it's basically a flat pillow that can fold up and be secured into whatever shape you want it to be — the top pick being a cuddle taco (or clam?), of course.
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"We don't have any adult furniture," she said, explaining that the family uses a fold-up Ikea table that does double duty as a safety gate blocking off the kitchen when school is in session.
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Parrot's Anafi drone was viewed as a sort of direct answer to DJI's Mavic Air when it was released in the middle of 2018, as it's similarly small and can fold up for easy storage.
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Sean "Diddy" Combs, Ray J, Chris Brown, actor Terrance J and Snoop Dogg are all promoting a new device called the Scoot-E-Bike, a fold-up, two-wheeled electric vehicle that actually looks pretty slick.
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Goddard Space Flight Center and Brigham Young University researchers are working on a radiator that can fold up or expand as needed to accelerate or slow the rate of heat dissipation as its operators see fit.
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That's the only way some will seriously consider one of the most intriguing Kickstarter projects we've seen in recent memory — a fold-up device that gives you a large, second display for your smartphone or laptop.
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With a sturdy handle and sides that fold up when squeezed, this board will help them seamlessly chop and then pour into a pot or pan, without dropping any of the good stuff along the way.
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President George W. Bush asked for workout equipment, including an elliptical machine and dumbbells, to be installed in a poolside cabana steps from the Oval Office, and for a fold-up treadmill aboard Air Force One.
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If O'Rourke can maintain the fundraising pace he set during his Senate bid, he may be able to outlast a lot of candidates who will have to fold up because of a lack of funds. 2.
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Moving at a canter, Emily Pagan and three colleagues from various New York state government agencies carted their fold-up table halfway down the Terminal 5 arrivals hall, setting it up by the carousel against a pillar.
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Get the Home-It Mop and Broom Holder for $10 See Details This kit from the Container Store features stackable laundry hampers, an accordion drying rack, and a FlipFold laundry folder to fold up your clean clothes.
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In the early 2000s, Cabana remembers, the average pre-show marketplace amounted to everyone huddling around a single fold-up table to sling signed 8 x 10 photographs or, at most, a video cassette of their matches.
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The bed featured a nifty forest-green velvet headboard with a center console that could pull down to hold drinks in its built-in cup holders, or fold up so as not to get between two guests.
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My shipment came with what looked like a takeout container with a plastic lid, so I was able to fold up the open food bag and place it in the container in the fridge until dinner time.
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He also worked the International Security Conference, at the Javits Convention Center in New York, selling his book, The Science of Selling Alarm Systems, from a fold-up table — three straight days on his feet for seven hours.
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Here's how the automaker describes this truly bizarre feature: The legs also fold up into a stowed drive-mode, where power to the joints is cut, and the use of an integrated passive suspension system maximizes battery efficiency.
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As the U.S. government brings down the hammer on hoverboard manufacturers, it's possible that these small companies may fold up shop in the U.S., stop selling the hoverboards and perhaps re-emerge as new companies with certified products.
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When Christine goes still, she seems to fold up within herself, a kind of dampening of affect — a silencing — that suggests that the very life is draining out of her and that, over time, conveys her devastating isolation.
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I also highly recommend Monterey Bay Aquarium's seafood guides: These are great because they are made to fold up and fit in your wallet, ready to pull out and refer to whenever you're at the grocery store's fish counter.
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The report, which was based off a market research firm's "supply chain sources," claims that the fold-up Surface will have dual 9-inch displays, LTE or possibly 5G support, and will launch in the first half of 2020.
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But with Samsung's Infinity Flex Display phone coming sometime next year and "several" other Android makers with their own fold-up phones in the works, we're due to find out much more about how these devices will actually work.
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Royole's foldable phone, the FlexPai The thought of LG applying that same concept to smartphones is particularly intriguing, as such a phone could actually be rollable as opposed to the fold-up devices Royole and Samsung have shown off.
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Baggu Reusable Bags, $10 - $16, available at Baggu and AmazonBaggu's nylon reusable bags can hold between 30 to 50 pounds worth of stuff, but can also fold up into a little five-by-five-inch pouch for easy storage.
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For some, they would fold up shop and look for a job at another company, letting their innovation sit on the shelf or, possibly, selling it to an overseas investor or competitor for a fraction of its potential value.
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Okay, here's what you are really waiting for: you can see (and feel) the crease on the folding screen, but it's really not that noticeable and perhaps worth the trade-off of having a big screen that you can fold up.
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Bury it immediately from pics That fan was so distraught over the Falcons' drubbing at the hands of the New England Patriots that he decided it was time to fold up his Falcons shirt and bury it deep in the ground.
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Outside of her office, she has two fold-up tables that covered in pieces of plastic, scraps of paper and textiles, plaster, and more "stuff," as she calls it; her sculptures are made from just about anything she can find.
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Pros: Breathable nylon shell, waterproof and windproof, fold-up oversized storm collar for extra protection, leg loops for a snug and secure fit, six sizing options Cons: Side release buckles are tucked into the lining, fairly pricey compared to other brands
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GoPro attributed its revenue increase to the return of the company's fold-up Karma drone, which was recalled in the fall after it became clear that a loose battery could result in power loss and drones falling from the sky.
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A new standby mode that's activated by pressing the M button three times allows the gimbal to fold up without being fully turned off, so you can go from the compact travel mode to filming in just a few seconds.
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She and her husband, Jai Kei Sung, a co-owner and co-chef, fold up to 10,000 dumplings (pork, for frying) and won tons (pork and shrimp, for boiling) every night, lining them up like tessellations on a baking sheet.
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We've seen mini versions that can fit in your purse but are still corded, totally cordless irons that you can use whenever or wherever, tools that fold up to be more compact, and ones you can take apart for storage.
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The most obvious difference with the Dimensions is that they are not designed for travel at all: they don't fold up, they aren't easy to pack, and they don't have battery life that can compete with the best from Sony and Bose.
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Rey's model seems at first like a more practical version of the latter; it offers at least the same reach, but can fold up into a sort of double-lightsaber, which presumably helps avoid scuffing up the floor with kyber crystal plasma.
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Two other products available for purchase include a lightweight, fold-up fabric grill called the GoBQ Grill, whose founders raised money on Indiegogo in 2015; and the HiMirror, a smart mirror that aims to tell users about the condition of their skin.
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Samsung said that "some problems could be related to exposed areas of a hinge that allows the device to fold up like a book," and "in one instance, substances found inside the device affected the screen," Mr. Chen and Mr. Zhong write.
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Inspired by origami and papercraft, Teoh and his colleagues applied their design knowledge to creating not just a fold-up polyhedron (you can cut one out of any sheet of paper) but a mechanism that would perform that folding process in one smooth movement.
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Sure, the tiltable, five-foot canopy and tripod base of the Wondershade Ultimate Portable Sun Shade can sit in your garden or on the patio, but it will also fold up and come with you to sporting events, camping trips, pool days, concerts, or picnics.
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Which perhaps says more about the reality of the smartphone market (where either brand or affordability take all) than it does about the promise of VR. "Now we are more realistic," Wang told the newspaper, when asked if HTC would fold up its smartphone business this year.
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"When you look at what was revealed today, there's nothing that links the President to collusion with the Russians, so maybe they should fold up their tent, give a report to the Justice Department and go home," Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani told CNN's Pam Brown on Friday.
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It's also the idea of all the gear you have to lug: travel strollers that are hard to close with one hand, heavy car seats you have to buckle in to tight airplane seats and fold-up cribs that are awkward to wedge into an already-packed car trunk.
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I was a little bummed that the new Razr isn't quite as easy to flip open one-handed, and it doesn't have quite the same thwack when you close it, but it's pretty damn fun to be able to fold up a phone and use multiple displays again.
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The Knicks' locker nameplates had been stripped away before the Wildcats' arrival, and the center of the carpeted floor was strewn with fold-up chairs and sweaty jerseys that partly concealed the Knicks' blue-and-orange logo, perhaps helping the Villanova players feel a bit more at home.
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They still fold up and pack neatly into the redesigned, more spacious carrying case and are compatible with a range of cables with both built-in and external microphones in case you do end up using them with your phone or taking a Skype call on a connected computer.
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Pros: Very good price point for an entry-level treadmill, will save space with a fold-up design, runs quieter than most budget-priced treadmills, works better for walkers and light runnersCons: Only a 55-inch belt length, not really made for high-end running workouts, longevity is questionable
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Speaking to CNBC's Hadley Gamble in Abu Dhabi on Saturday, Saudi Arabian Prince Turki Al-Faisal said it was "surprising America would abandon her allies in Syria," adding that for the U.S. to "fold up their tents and silently fade away," was not the right thing to do.
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Joby Aviation is working a two-seat airplane design that has 12 propellers for takeoff — four on the wings and four on the tail — that fold up once the aircraft is airborne, switching to four additional propellers optimized for horizontal flight: And of course, this is still a young field.
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MESA is a portable, fold-up light that was built around a simple idea: light should shine on what you're looking at (and not in your eyes.) Ideal for camping, crafting, dinners after dark, and any other time that you need task lighting, MESA is kind of like a desk lamp meets lantern.
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The result is a 13.3-inch 4:3 2K OLED display that can fold up to about the size of a hardcover book (we don't have the exact weight yet, but Lenovo says it's less than two pounds, which is about as much as a hardcover copy of one of the larger Harry Potter books).
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You'd think that this would've been enough for the NWA to fold up shop, but inexplicably it stuck around, a steadily putrefying zombie insisting it was still relevant even as the WWF was claiming the mantle of greatest pro wrestling organization, and WCW had glommed onto the remnants of the Southern, old school style.
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President George W. Bush asked for workout equipment, including an elliptical machine and dumbbells, to be installed in a poolside cabana steps from the Oval Office, and a fold-up treadmill to be placed aboard Air Force One -- tasks carried out by Ted Vickey, who ran the White House Athletic Center for 11 years.
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Seek out Robert Christgau on Prince ("Mick Jagger should fold up his penis and go home"), Greil Marcus on Christian Marclay, Kelefa Sanneh on lyrics from Sondheim through Jay Z, Ellen Willis on how Janis Joplin changed notions of female attractiveness, and Jessica Hopper on emo music ("We deserve better songs than any boy will ever write about us").
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The Z Flip looks like most other smartphones when unfolded, but it seems to fold up into a small square in a way that reminds me of a closed-up Game Boy Advance SP. The Z Flip's square folded shape has also shown up in what appear to be leaked marketing photos of the device shared by WinFuture.
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As the platform rises smoothly from the kitchen level to the living area, becoming flush with the aluminum floor, it's lost in an undulating sea of components from Le Programme, including a half-dozen iterations of Tapis-Sièges, wool- and linen-upholstered modular squares that seem inspired by origami, with edges that fold up gently to create backrests.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 258 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 21982 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 2013 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 294 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 2779 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 22035 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 9993 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 22262 but remains influential.
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Among those on view are Moyra Davey's photographs of record store patrons and vinyl record bins, printed on fold-up mailers; Lucas Blalock's example of photography in the post-Internet era, which contains perverse digitally tweaked passages; as well as a deceptively simple image by Sarah Charlesworth, a leading member of the Pictures Generation, who died in 22017 but remains influential.
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Advocates of a two-state solution to the Palestinian conflict, who have been warning that annexation would ultimately be disastrous for Israel, said Tuesday that a move like the one Mr. Netanyahu was proposing could be enough to drive the Palestinian Authority, which governs the West Bank, either to abandon its security cooperation with Israel on the West Bank or to fold up its tents altogether.
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For the next five hours, America passes by, wearing work badges, fanny packs, surgical scrubs, sparkly dance-short-leotards, suspenders, wool caps, head scarves, dreadlocks; pushing walkers, baby strollers, a fat-wheeled trail bike, a shopping cart (containing a bamboo cane and a Burger King crown); carrying walkie-talkies, books, a man-purse shaped like a gigantic tennis shoe, squirming babies, portable fold-up seats that never get used.
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I think for me, I would go for something like the Motorola Razr or the newly-leaked Galaxy Z Flip, if that's what it's going to be called because for me, I think I would like something smaller that I can fit it in my pocket and then expand to get a bigger screen, but I would also then love a laptop, kind of like the Lenovo folding laptop that I can expand out and still also close and carry around with my hand, like a notebook, because right now, I'm carrying the 16-inch MacBook Pro and as much as I like it, it is definitely way too big and wearing down on me a lot lately, so I think having something where I could just fold up into the size of a little notebook and maybe expand out when I get want to get some work done.
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