CNET planned to put the device through 100,000 folds, a goal well below the Samsung Galaxy's record of 120,000 folds.
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Samsung says it's using an ultra-thin glass on its 6.7-inch display, which folds and will last for 200,000 folds.
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" Folds and ruffles are their design signature, Jiang says: "We try to do folds in all different ways, and with all different materials.
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The design means it's a phone that folds to become more portable, rather than a tablet that folds to be the size of a phone.
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Especially since the two devices have a very different design; the Mate X folds outwards, while the Galaxy Fold has an extra screen and folds inwards.
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You can build v-folds on top of v-folds to make the movements more complex, which will make the pop-up effect even more pronounced.
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"Seconds pass slowly, and years go flying by," a twenty-something Ben Folds sings on "Jackson Cannery," the opening track of his 22016 debut with Ben Folds Five.
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The sheet material has the joined folds mounted on reels at the sides of the bed to retract the folds or allow extension thereof upon turning of the occupant.
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Following CNET's test with the FoldBot, a tool by SquareTrade that literally just folds and unfolds a device to test durability, the hinge on the Razr broke after only 27,000 folds.
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A tablet that folds into a phone (or if you prefer, a phone that folds open into a tablet) could be just the thing to reinvigorate interest in slowing product category.
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To make them, Ms. Demce stretches dough until she can see the light through it, then folds and folds, glossing the layers with just enough vegetable oil that they don't cling.
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"Jim & Andy" folds a lot into its 95 minutes.
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CNET recently posted a YouTube video showing the Galaxy Fold undergoing a folding "test" to see how many folds and unfolds in can last, presumably to test Samsung's claim of 200,000 folds.
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But any patrons who feared that they were about to endure a Gershwin recital were soon set straight by Ben Folds, frontman and primary songwriter of Chapel Hill, North Carolina's Ben Folds Five.
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The phone folds open to act more like a tablet.
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What makes this keyboard new and improved is that folds.
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It comes with a stylus and folds for easy storage.
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It comes with a stylus and folds for easy storage.
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The camera's bellow folds up into a compact form factor.
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Slate's super innocent Missy, formerly immune to society's pressures, folds.
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I initially wasn't fond of how the Mavic Air folds.
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His sister, on the other hand, quickly folds under questioning.
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Body parts bend into tumultuous folds of cloud and light.
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Do you want a computer that folds into a tablet?
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Kirsten Dunst and Patrick Dempsey apparently have Scottish Folds, too.
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The new Spectacles case folds flat when not in use.
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The band, Ben Folds Five, got unbelievably sick of it.
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BAGGU's even folds down to a 5" x 5" square.
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The cover folds back and is secured with these straps.
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The desk folds down farther to become a queen bed.
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To this day, he probably thinks I'm still into Folds.
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It's also fully insulated and folds flat for easy storage.
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Her depression folds her inward and keeps everyone at bay.
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Samsung says the new glass will last for 200,000 folds.
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Rain came down, gleaming in the folds of black plastic.
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It assembles easily and folds up for storage, as well.
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The Razr folds up to fit in nearly any pocket.
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This isn't just a clamshell that folds at the hinge.
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Almost all of the specimens only had folds in the inner half of the vagina, but the number of folds varied between species, and the fold length didn't scale uniformly with increasing body length.
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It folds down to basically nothing, like an origami fortune-teller.
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Ben Folds produced the track, which she recorded with an orchestra.
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Scottish folds have ear tips that fold all the way forward.
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DJI's Mavic Pro folds to the size of a water bottle.
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Dark Souls II folds this anxiety into its very narrative fabric.
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The N that folds over itself like a piece of ribbon?
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The hinge started going wonky in a little over 27,000 folds.
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We even put a wager up: loser washes and folds clothes.
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The R1 folds into a luggage-sized form factor in seconds.
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Like the Mavic Pro, the drone folds up for better portability.
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I try to accurately capture all the wrinkles, folds and freckles.
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In his breast pocket he folds a handkerchief, colourful and silky.
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The fact that it folds up into a backpack is compelling.
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The battery itself is basically the rod the wallet folds around.
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The Hover Camera folds up for easy packing in your bag.
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Remember that handgun that folds up to look like a smartphone?
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Sunday night's episode, "Ouroboros," folds in yet another parallel story line.
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Here: bamboo shoots bundled in sagging folds of bean-curd skin.
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The desk folds up on the wall to accommodate the bed.
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It folds up conveniently so it can go with them anywhere.
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" Folds implored his participants to "make 'em silly if you like.
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Kesha thanked Folds in a lengthy Instagram post following the show.
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From the book A DREAM ABOUT LIGHTNING BUGS by Ben Folds.
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It folds down for safety and fits in your hip pocket.
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"He'd weighed in strong, almost intrusively, I thought," Mr. Folds wrote.
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The head strap folds down the top of his right ear.
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She doesn't shy away from nestling into the folds of intimacy.
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"Folds is something that comes up a lot," Mackenzie told me.
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This prototype has two hinges that sort of folds accordion style.
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She dumps out the clothes, then folds them, puts them back.
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Remember Xiaomi's concept of a phone that folds in two places?
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Lightweight at just under three ounces, this folds up for portability.
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And that the Ori can already handle up to 15,000 folds.
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And when it lands, it folds it back in just two.
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The inventive origamilike folds and pretty pearl decals keep things interesting.
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The dough rolls easily, cuts cleanly and folds like origami paper.
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He takes off the jumper and folds it into a pad.
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The new razr is a smart phone that folds in half.
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She folds her hands in front of her and leans forward.
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A duffel that folds up into a small square is key.
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You get a traditional laptop form, a tablet mode where the display folds down over the keyboard, and finally a "forward" mode, where the display folds over backward so it's facing outward (see the tweet above).
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Ben Folds Five, 'Boxing' Reportedly inspired by Folds' father's love of boxing, this 1995 song is an imagined monologue from Ali to famed sports announcer Howard Cosell about whether or not he should retire from the sport.
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The tiny house has a couch that folds down into a bed.
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Most stories suggest that they'll come into the Democratic or Republican folds.
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The New 23DS XL folds up to 228 inches by 33 inches.
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Then there's "Pink like the folds of your brain," but also vagina.
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Samsung says the hinge will last more than 200,000 folds and unfolds.
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They sliced the parts up, and measured and counted the vaginal folds.
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It's also lightweight and folds to about the size of a notebook.
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Or an ill-fitting belt that cinches the dress in unflattering folds?
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Read on for Folds' thoughts and memories about 210 selected tracks. 21995.
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Folds chimes in just in time to break your heart — ah, history.
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German artist Christiane Feser cuts and folds photographs into expansive, abstract panoramas.
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The Samsung Galaxy Fold's most notable feature is that, well, it folds.
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The device would essentially work like a tablet that folds in half.
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It can't be a very sturdy broom if it folds in half.
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While moving, the Tipron folds up and slowly rolls wherever it's directed.
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Scottish Folds are prone to genetic disorders, but I really like her.
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Apple iPad Pro folds the keyboard under one side of the cover.
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Watch the video of Kesha and Ben Folds' "It Ain't Me" below.
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At one point, the intense Ms. Bowen disappears within its massive folds.
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I chose clothing which highlighted my back, folds and rolls and all.
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The bed folds up to make room for a small sitting area.
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Samsung promised up to 200,000 folds before the device starts breaking down.
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They began making darts—folds in the petals—to make them curl.
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And, when you're not using it, it folds flat and stores easily.
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It's hidden in all these folds and it's wearing a tiny hood?
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This standing desk mounts to the wall and folds up with ease.
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He opened for Ben Folds and was promptly booed off the stage.
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It's machine-washable, wrinkle-resistant, and folds up into a small bag.
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As the first daughter folds her fashion brand, a to-do list.
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The Martone cycling helmet V2 folds down to about half the size.
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What else can you think of, besides paper, that crumples or folds?
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A lady's folds may be the most unpleasant thing I've heard today.
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But the most important new feature is that it folds in half.
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Look at its functions and how that folds into your personal habits.
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Time goes by, folds in on itself, and brings them sudden prosperity.
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The Razr, on the other hand, folds vertically to form a phone.
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Doctors diagnosed her with paresis of the vocal folds, a muscular dysfunction.
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Courier did not have a keyboard that folds out, as Neo does.
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A desk also folds out from the wall in the living room...
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The tray table on the double rows folds out for each person.
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It's more a tablet that folds down into a phone-sized device.
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It wouldn't be the first rumored phone that folds into something smaller.
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It's like back flips and front flips and folds—it's fancy flips.
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It folds up into a small bag, so it's conducive to traveling.
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Samsung rates the Z Flip at 200,000 folds — same as the Fold.
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Of course, in CNET's testing, the Fold lasted about 120,000 mechanical folds.
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And then, within the first two years, MCA folds; they fire everybody.
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Ultimately, "Brick" is a song about how abortion made Ben Folds feel about Ben Folds, which, if for some reason you need to know, is "numb" and "alone," despite his girlfriend being the one actually having the experience.
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As the frontman of '90s piano rock heroes Ben Folds Five and more recently as a solo artist, Folds has penned songs that showcase his lazer-like perception, capturing moments and characters with hilarious—and often poignant—honesty.
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Back in March, Bloomberg reported that Samsung has been working on two new foldable phones: one that folds vertically like the one pictured in the supposed leak, and another that folds out similar to Huawei&aposs Mate X.
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Contracting the muscles alters the shape, position and tension of the vocal folds, which in turn change the pitch of the resulting sound: the stiffer the vocal folds, the faster they vibrate and the higher the pitch they produce.
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Some sagging under my eyes, particularly the left one, deeper folds around my mouth (my friend Malerie calls them "puppet lines," like a lot of people, which isn't as off-putting as the clinical name, "nasolabial folds" — charming, right?).
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But because the screen folds away, tenet #2 lets Bones do just that.
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A wormhole bends or folds time so that you can take incredible shortcuts.
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Because the free-standing board folds up flat, it becomes easier to carry.
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Finally, the ProForm 905 CST folds upward after you've finished for easy storage.
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The artists used carefully calculated folds, pleats and color to create the art.
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HITS AND MISSES During Parker's tenure, Nike's stock surged more than nine-folds.
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How these folds came to be, however, has been an ongoing neuroscience mystery.
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My day bed has a pop-up trundle bed that folds under it.
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It extends to 71 inches, but it folds down to just over 20.
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It folds up for easy storage, and even splits up into multiple pieces.
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The pitch is simple: a phone that folds open into a larger tablet.
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At home, I unload the dishwasher and my husband folds some remaining laundry.
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A three-metre-tall architectural arch made from fibreglass folds flat for transport.
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Byrne has graced the folds of Playboy Magazine in a nude photo shoot.
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Do you think that a computer that folds into a tablet is silly?
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"You can see the folds" on the iced cappuccino-stained map, Hurd said.
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Related: Did You Know Ben Folds Was a Guest Photo Editor for NatGeo?
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Kesha is a warrior – so says her Billboard Music Awards collaborator Ben Folds.
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And the fact is that the LGBTQ community folds into the larger community.
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NOTES: Jimmie Johnson won the 2015 and 2016 Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500.
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"Folds leave scars," Ilana says, explaining the consequences of each decision in origami.
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FoldiMate is a laundry loather's best friend, as it folds clothes for you.
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A popular reusable bag that folds up to the size of an envelope
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The old farmer pulled back the cloth folds, revealing a conical-shaped bomb.
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We have a ways to go, lets see how this all folds out.
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The Shake Shack lettuce burger impressed me with its leafy, fresh lettuce folds.
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Cumming is one dressing room over, sorting through folds of sparkly white lace.
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This German card from around 1900 folds open into a three-dimensional train.
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Give the dough several folds, then cover the dough with an oiled lid.
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And things are getting weird and creepy: The ground warps, folds, and caves.
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It's not the fact that it folds down small, though that's a plus.
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Pages are clean and not marred by notes or folds of any kind.
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Mr. Wells folds scraps of modernist technique into his cooking, but they're invisible.
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By day 22, I still despised making the crisp folds, so I quit.
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This is an instruction manual wrapped in the folds of an engaging story.
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Unlike the Samsung Galaxy Fold, it doesn't have a flexible screen that folds.
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But its heavy folds of cotton duck also convey a sense of gracefulness.
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The Galaxy Z Flip is still big and bulky when it folds down.
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Doctors diagnosed her with paresis, which weakened the vocal folds in her throat.
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It is footwear that folds traditional gender roles into a single, androgynous style.
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"Only a fool folds a winning hand," she says, referring to Nick's proposal.
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Samsung is making a giant phone that folds in half and costs $1,770.
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Their stiffened surfaces resemble topographies or skin — with folds and ridges suggesting scars.
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It folds out backward so that, when closed, there are screens on both sides.
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Instead of folding along a vertical line, this phone folds along a horizontal one.
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The white cloth, once freshly ironed, bears the trace of a concertina of folds.
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Razer's Turret ignores the touchpad trend, and instead folds in a sturdy mousepad instead.
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Folds writes of hearing great works by Scott Joplin, Stevie Wonder and Elliott Smith.
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I work on a cross-stitch project for a bit while P. folds laundry.
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As she folds her baby niece's clothing, she talks about her hopes and aspirations.
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He wants to find the faults and folds that he seems named to discover.
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As he lands, his board snaps, and his body folds like a tin can.
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And, unlike Samsung's Galaxy Fold, there isn't a visible crease where the display folds.
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" Another appreciated how it "folds easily and is not a hassle to carry around.
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It's a full-size smartphone that folds down into something smaller and more compact.
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A sharp blade cuts straight through arm hair; a dull blade folds over hair.
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A convenient, reusable bag that folds up to the size of a business card
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Folds of Honor stepped in to send the girls to a private Christian school.
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Time folds in on itself, because the story isn't presented in a linear fashion.
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"You'll be able to see lines and folds on the face soften," she said.
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He understands that if he folds on wall funding, his presidency is effectively over.
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At its core, the collection folds around the coat, the company's bread and butter.
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Its maximum weight capacity is 300 pounds, yet it folds up for easy storage.
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The school now rolls up the turf and folds the gate after each use.
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The young man folds forward to touch the sleeves of the sweater, hugging himself.
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Folds depicts Rosenstein as a nerd getting picked on by Republicans like Ohio Rep.
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Mr. Roumain skillfully folds gospel, funk, jazz and contemporary classical idioms into the score.
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The artists used carefully calculated folds, pleats and color to create the art pieces.
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She stood there with a Mexican hairless in the folds of her flabby arms.
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She wrote within, and occasionally across, the folds and creases of this complex surface.
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It also folds and has dual screens that work in concert with each other.
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The phone is smaller, and it folds from the top down, rather than sideways.
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Brennan said it's now thought that those folds are actually barriers to male's penises.
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Dell says it can withstand 15,000 folds, but they want it to be better.
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I love the way online foodie-heaven, Food52, folds intentional flexibility into their workplace.
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It's called "The Greatest Show on Earth" — until it folds its tent for good.
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Folds serves as artistic advisor to the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center.
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His retinal nerve sthickened, and folds appeared in the choroid layer around the eye.
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I don't know where "misguided patriotism" folds into that scenario and neither do you.
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Normal folks probably won't shell out $1,400 for a phone just because it folds.
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Ben Folds is an American musician who has created an enormous body of genre-bending music that includes pop albums with Ben Folds Five, multiple solo albums, a classical piano concerto, and collaborations with artists ranging from Regina Spektor to William Shatner.
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It folds in half to reveal a second display on the front of the device.
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The keyboard folds behind the screen to turn the 12.3-inch touchscreen into a tablet.
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It's a reveal so bad, Frankie folds onto the ground and stares into the sea.
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But when it folds in on itself, RAD forms a dodecahedron cage, trapping animals inside.
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When the rightful renter arrives, it folds down flat so they can drive over it.
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According to former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, the chances Trump folds are slim.
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Dressed in a silky emerald shawl, she hides the baby, named Nyathol, underneath its folds.
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Ryan Reynolds took to Twitter today to discuss how he folds his denim underwear. Yep.
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Organoids grown from PTEN-less mouse stem cells, meanwhile, grew larger but didn't develop folds.
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The Anker Lumos swivels, folds up, and has four color temperatures at five levels each.
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But other mammals that mate in water, like sea otters, don't have these vaginal folds.
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Would love to see people with rolls and folds wear these and feel confident too.
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The train flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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Analysts say headlines about glitches with sample Folds will dampen consumer excitement around the launch.
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It even folds down, to a degree, so it's easier to stash in a backpack.
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N. is half watching while he folds his laundry, but we quickly become super invested.
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You scan your eyeball with a laser to visualize choroidal folds and optic nerve swelling.
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It doesn't have a flashy screen that folds in half, but like, it's hole-less!
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They must be what live in the folds on the belly of a Greenland shark.
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The train flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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Plus, it neatly folds flat, making it easy to store in your car or home.
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Simultaneously, the side-hatch door slides back and an electric third-rail shoe folds out.
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There's also a super stable kickstand in the back that easily folds in and out.
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Analysts said headlines about glitches with sample Folds would dampen consumer excitement around the launch.
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Instead, the Mavic Pro folds up neatly, propellers and all, and fits inside a backpack.
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Longer-term treatments include Botox injections to keep the muscles from contracting and creating folds.
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There is, however, a small gap between the display and the hinge where it folds.
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Murt gathered the folds of his coat collar and set off from under the eave.
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When you're done, it retracts, folds up, and fits neatly among your other grooming equipment.
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This new Chef'n cake box folds flat and can be stored like a baking sheet.
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He rolls out the dough to about an inch thick and folds it into thirds.
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First, there was Lisa Fleming who found maggots growing in the folds of her skin.
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But rather than fighting that difference, she folds it into the format of the work.
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And in back, prominent amid the folds of his coat, is his short white tail.
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The man appears to begin following the officer's directions, then folds his legs up again.
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At one central moment, she folds forward over onto the floor as if in obeisance.
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There are momos throughout the neighborhood, each with folds and flavors unique to its maker.
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The phone's display uses "ultra-thin glass" durable enough to withstand 200,000 folds, Samsung says.
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As we soon find out, however, there are gaps and folds in this affecting tale.
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It's a 13-inch screen that folds in for a significantly more portable form factor.
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Silent, I watched them sneak peeks of fresh novelties — tattoos and piercings, rolls and folds.
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Several flew away, but one nestled into the folds of Ms. Blair's dress and stayed.
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Some things are much better to tuck into the folds of an otherwise longer column.
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The Flip instead folds from top to bottom, like an old, you know, flip phone.
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It folds and flops, reaches into the boat, hallucinatory, cartoonish, like a sea lion's flipper.
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Even details like folds in the brain were still intact in the yellowish-brown mass.
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It folds all the way back, giving the hinge a 360-degree range of motion.
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She wore a sari of dark, heavy silk and kept a pistol in its folds.
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And in his "Rewind (Kelala)," the folds of material, like accordioned paper, overwhelm the bars.
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In fact, the word "convolution" refers to a complex process that folds back on itself.
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For instance, words, faces, and cars are filed away into different folds of the brain.
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In the new works, the skin is just a membrane, full of folds and wrinkles.
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You could get lost for two days in the folds of that royal blue dress.
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It's mesmerizing to watch the folds of red and gold fabric morph to resemble you.
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Simpson's materials are essential to the meanings she literally and metaphorically folds into the work.
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If you're excited about the prospect of buying a smartphone that folds, better start saving now.
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Sunday. Sundays, she said as she methodically folds colorful pieces of fabric, are meant for rest.
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The vagina is a tube that has an ending composed of folds called "rugae," Jones explains.
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Precise folds are key to producing a plane that's stable and flies the way its intended.
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Thirteen folds in all, a final tuck, and then only the blue starred field is visible.
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Bryan Davis, the distillery's founder and co-owner, pulls aside some folds and beckons me in.
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Interestingly, Bitmain currently folds the cryptocurrency it mines back into the company, creating a false scarcity.
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To compare, the $2,000 Samsung Galaxy Fold survived 120,000 folds and unfolds in the same test.
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The $2,000 Samsung Galaxy Fold survived 120,000 folds and unfolds in CNET's test three months earlier.
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Does the folding test show that each phone's hinge will last through only that many folds?
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That's why there are folds in the fabric, the authors argue — normally, there wouldn't be any.
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He folds his body into the car, and I follow him across town, to Brunyansky's cafe.
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But I like the Smart Keyboard mainly because it folds up into such a small package.
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In one of the images, you can see how a phone folds open into a tablet.
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Regina Spektor and Ben Folds cover it once as a sweet lullaby near the record's midpoint.
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As it turns out, cetacean vaginas have unusual folds with unknown functions that differ between species.
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The inchworm looks to be the cousin of the taco chair, which really folds in two.
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He developed software that can compute the folds and their order for almost any beast imaginable.
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Currently Unilever buys smaller business and folds them into the group's vast marketing and distribution networks.
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There was a total absence of brain folds; fluid had also built up in the brain.
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Her rendition of Bob Dylan's, "It Ain't Me Babe" -- with Ben Folds -- brought down the house.
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I wanted the work to be interactive and for the image to relate to the folds.
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The film develops an umbrella-like shape, which eventually folds back and merges with the jet.
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Am I wrong in thinking there is something funereal about the folds and evocations of drapery?
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The four arms fold against the side, and the landing gear underneath folds up as well.
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The bill folds in a cybersecurity bill that was introduced as a standalone earlier this month.
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Specifically, tiny animated versions of Dr. Meredith Grey and Detective Olivia Benson, Taylor's own Scottish Folds.
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Proceeds benefit Folds of Honor, a non-profit group that provides educational scholarships to military families.
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It folds down small enough to fit into a backpack that comes included with the stroller.
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Pros: Folds with one hand, fits into a backpack, excellent customer serviceCons: Not suitable for newborns
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Then, when the dough had been thoroughly stretched and worked, he wrapped it into neat folds.
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They inspected the drapes by the doors and found hundreds more stinkbugs clinging to the folds.
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"When he made a personal commitment, that was when Folds of Honor took flight," Rooney says.
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If he wasn't already an award-winning pianist, Ben Folds might have been a professional photographer.
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"That has classic anachronistic absurdity," Folds writes on the assignment page of the National Geographic website.
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Like the Colby, it's machine-washable, wrinkle-resistant, and folds up into a small included bag.
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A few weeks ago, I received an award from the Baton Rouge Folds of Honor chapter.
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The entire feeder folds down to just 1.5 inches high and requires no tools for assembly.
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What characterizes this incarnation of the United States is a coolness that folds easily into ruthlessness.
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They thought about the biology at play — men's vocal folds tend to be bigger than women's.
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First folds, and then things were glistening and pulsing and I was up, up, and away.
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Once I'd ripped the whole "folds" band-aid off I was starting to maybe enjoy myself.
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Blouses were sleeveless and architectural, shoulders triangulating out in folds, armholes open almost to the waist.
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If that protein folds correctly (and achieves the correct shape), it can provoke an immune response.
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And the crease where the screen folds is barely visible, though you can still feel it.
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It folds into a surprisingly small square, with a cover screen at the front for notifications.
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She relishes the tattoos, wrinkles, scars, veins and folds that our dominant society may deem unsightly.
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It's lightweight, folds into a travel backpack, and fits in the overhead compartment of many airplanes.
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Samsung Display claims that its glass is "tough, yet tender" and able to withstand 200,000 folds.
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In New York, land of tight spaces and wash-and-folds, TOP LOADERS are seemingly uncommon.
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First the device made it through a fraction of the folds of Samsung's first-gen product.
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Havana Getaway, May 25 to 29, features concerts by Mr. Folds, including one with Cuban collaborators.
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To cut symmetrical designs, she double folds the paper and begins in the center, working outward.
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Instead, it's focused on offering some smartphone features in a phone that folds to become smaller.
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"Moreover, especially with binge drinking, the risk of car accidents increases by many folds," Lippi added.
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Sweeper technology helps repel dirt and dust to keep your folds as smooth as your style.
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Perform two more single folds at the same dimensions with 212 minutes of rest in between.
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"Pattern Folds" would have called to mind a process of production often unseen by the consumer.
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Here, she entangles limp folds of ceramic with vinyl tubing and constrains crumpled steel between straps.
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The photographer used a flashlight to outline the man's face, hair, limbs, and folds of clothes.
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Like most travel mats, it folds easily to fit in a carry-on, backpack, or suitcase.
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Manure and leaves are all that she folds into the earth on her family farm in Zambia.
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Folds up into into the size of a paperback Flying the Hover Camera Passport is pretty easy.
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Budweiser has previously donated $11 million to the Folds of Honor organization, according to the company's release.
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The ensuing images are thick expanses of color interrupted by wrinkles, folds, staple holes and embossed indentations.
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That'd be quite a sum of cash to drop on a phone that simply folds in half.
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The detail gave scientists some of their first clues about the rules by which the genome folds.
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The malar (cheek) fat pad descends and cheeks look sunken in, nasolabial folds deepen, and jowls develop.
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"A tablet the size of a piece of paper folds like a piece of paper," Nelson says.
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Exciting as an iPhone that folds open into an iPad would be, let's also reel in expectations.
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Other potential folding patterns, and a thermal image showing how heat is absorbed more in deeper folds.
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For parking, it folds in and takes up less than a third of a standard parking spot.
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I'm fortunate enough to wear patriotic colors with Puma, we partnered with Volition, with Folds of Honor.
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When the Fold was announced, Samsung said it had "tested up to 200,000 folds" in internal testing.
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The outermost layer of the brain, the cortex, is a confounding geography of furrows, folds, and wrinkles.
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Android apps run seamlessly as the device folds, achieving this form factor's chief feature: screen continuity. pic.twitter.
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The tent folds up so nicely, sits so unobtrusively in the top left corner of the trunk.
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In contrast, this cardboard piano folds down into a book that's no bigger than a typical hardback.
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The relatively simple robot tucks and folds, somersaulting in the air before landing on the padding below.
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Or just having us imagine a life where wearing blind-folds 24/7 is the new norm.
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At the end of the day, the whole contraption folds up and fits neatly into a backpack.
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The spine dips like a gutter (or like a big spoon) and folds the cushion in two.
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The Democrats will make a deal with me on healthcare as soon as ObamaCare folds - not long.
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I don't want to say he folds but he gets less than people were thinking he wanted.
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Will there be a visible crease where the screen folds, and will it get worse over time?
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From between one man's lips projects the tiniest tip of pink tongue, pushing through the soft folds.
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When not in use, the Hangout folds away into its sack measuring just 7 x 14 inches.
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"She's dealing with it all with incredible grace," Folds added in his interview with PEOPLE last week.
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I'm still wishing Apple would introduce one more flap that folds out and becomes a little trackpad.
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Even Scottish Folds without ties to A-list celebs, like Milla and Maru, have amassed gargantuan followings.
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" And, he'll stick with an idea until "the last high-judgement champion folds his or her cards.
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The stand rotates and folds up over the mic so it can fit into the provided pouch.
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While Kiarostami's films in no way constitute magical realism, they reside in the shifting folds of reality.
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They'll ask for an exorbitant amount of napkins, or go to the bathroom and steal C-folds.
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The windshield also folds down, as it does on the Wrangler, for a complete open-air feel.
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But the Biaggi luggage folds down into its own carrying pouch that'll fit inside a standard drawer.
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To be posed, the puppets needed a metal skeleton, whose joints were hidden under paper folds. 4.
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But — speculating wildly — we imagine it's something to do with the fact that the screen, er, folds.
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Mr. Dennehy, who teaches at Princeton University, folds folk songs (both live and recorded) into his score.
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Pan-seared wild cod, in folds of soft corn tortillas, comes armed with half-spears of asparagus.
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The images accompanying the patent show a tablet-like device that folds in half like a book.
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Mr. McGuire nimbly folds all these melodramatic developments into his story as it hurtles toward its conclusion.
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As with many minivans, the third row folds down so it can be stored in the trunk.
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That sloping bassline sticks to the folds in the brain and the nourishing synth pads are magnificent.
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"The Democrats will make a deal with me as soon as ObamaCare folds – not long," he tweeted.
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Her show, titled "A Thousand Folds," at the Lehmann Maupin gallery in New York opens April 30.
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The grain of leather and the rusted folds of corrugated metal have a rough, almost tactile quality.
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Then off we went down Interstate 81 along the verdant folds of the Shenandoah with Eli driving.
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"#Genesis" folds these narratives of personal struggle and growth into its quirky retelling of the biblical creation.
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Pros: Compact bike folds away for storage, low price tag, easy assemblyCons: Too small for many users
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It should never be festooned, drawn back, nor up, in folds, but always allowed to fall free.
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An investor with a liquidation preference would get paid first when the company folds or is sold.
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The iron frame folds open like a book, and the resin slat shelves quickly snap into place.
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A wall folds open like a spreading hand fan while cityscapes fragment into whirring, shifting fractal forms.
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It's a 6.2-inch 21:9 plastic OLED panel that folds in half along the horizontal axis.
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But by decoding their twists and folds, scientists can better understand how the genetic code gets translated.
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Pros: Holds up to 50 pounds, machine washable, cute patterns, folds into small squareCons: Short handles, shapeless
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The fabric is removable and washable, and the whole bed folds down for easy transportation and storage.
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Another plus: The whole city folds out accordion-style, so you can stand it up to play.
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She tears the note from the spiral notebook, folds it in half, scrawls "DAD" on the outside.
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Over the epochs, erosion shaved them down into the craggy folds of earth that surround Whitesburg today.
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It also folds in another large piece of legislation designed to improve the nation's mental health services.
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The room around her buzzed quietly with activity, as Dior's seamstresses stitched Chiuri's folds and foliate decorations.
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It has an unusual "fixed profile" convertible roof — the middle folds down, but the sides stay put.
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It's basically a 13-inch $2,500 Windows 10 touch tablet that folds up, with no physical keyboard.
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And then, when you're done with tablet mode, it folds right back up into a PC again.
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Their top shelves are often reached using a teak step that handily folds out into a table.
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Its interior is imprinted with the elaborate folds and fine veining of the surface of his brain.
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The folds of a greeting card, too, might be concealing more than wishes for a happy birthday.
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" And, he'll stick with an idea until "the last high-judgment champion folds his or her cards.
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As the pleats, folds and cuts emerge through this process of looking, the still image is animated.
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Samsung promises that the Fold will be able to "outlast 200,000 folds and unfolds" (which it estimates to roughly five years of use, assuming 100 folds a day), although unless you build a folding robot of your own, its likely you won't run into that barrier anytime soon.
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Oliva crushed garlic and dried chiles into a blood-red puree that she folds into her fresh cheese.
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Because of the shape of your eyelids, three folds and no hollow, applying eye shadow can be tricky.
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Bumblebee is putting a new twist on the Murphy bed, a mattress that folds down from the wall.
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It's adorable, has an 21869524s throwback colorblock design and folds into its own pocket when not in use.
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A worker folds a newly made Betsy Ross flag at Colonial Flag in Salt Lake City, July 5.
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Samsung Mobile changed its logo on Facebook to the one above — an obvious reference to something that folds.
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They were the kinds that show folds when they sit up, and took up space in the frame.
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The couple met in 2015 while Ms. Sirota was performing in an international concert tour with Mr. Folds.
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Kesha's tender performance came during the encore of Folds' concert – with an introduction by Girls star Lena Dunham.
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But when you have an overnight guest, the top folds back to reveal a pull-out twin bed.
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Hinting at Folds' vulnerability, the song resonated with millions and became a Top 20 hit around the world.
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In any event, here is page four, snipped from its folds like a keepsake for a time capsule.
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She then folds the dough three times, Chilean style (which differs from Argentina's version, with its pleated border).
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We take the evil that surrounds us and project it onto the sweaty folds of Donald Trump's body.
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Photo: Kevin Purdy The Anker Lumos swivels, folds up, and has four color temperatures at five levels each.
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You might be looking down at a slightly bloated belly or some unwelcome new folds in your tummy.
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In the event that you do want to want to wall mount the TV, the base folds back.
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It's a good thing it folds, too, because otherwise the camera would be even more of a beast.
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Get to all the crevices and leaf folds, and be sure to open your windows and wear gloves.
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The researchers took cross-sections of the folds and found they were packed with mucus-producing goblet cells.
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These mysterious, cloaked idols construed of folds and flaps feel wildly improvisatory and classical at the same time.
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Push it again, and the rear window folds down and the canvas top stacks on top of it.
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It folds up flat for storage and takes up about as much space as a standard office chair.
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"She's dealing with it all with incredible grace," says Ben Folds of Kesha's ongoing lawsuit against Dr. Luke.
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The company's claims of lasting around 200,000 folds and unfolds are pretty standard for these kinds of devices.
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Digit, a 2-legged robot, tightly folds itself up in the back of an AV until it's needed.
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The grill also has two side tables, one of which folds down, and six hooks for cooking tools.
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So, he folds soulful keys into R&B innuendo, but can dip into gospel and jazz sonics too.
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Wetness greeted Letty even before she made it past Toni's pubic hair and into her soft, hot folds.
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It takes at least 20 years for the larynx, vocal folds and adjoining support structures to finish maturing.
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When a factory shutters, or an iconic company folds, it can rip the soul out of a community.
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It tops out at 33 miles per hour, has a headlamp, and it folds up for easy carrying.
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My mom bought me a blue park blanket that folds into a bag for my birthday this year.
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And when not in use, the TRE folds down small enough to fit in just about any trunk.
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The Handy Laundry Dorm Shower Caddy folds right up into a slim circle when you're not using it.
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Pros: Many colors and patterns, folds up flat, holds lots of stuff, easy to carry, affordableCons: Durability unknown
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The Fold is 5G-enabled, and its design means it folds and unfolds a little like a book.
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Apples cut in clean crescents, burnt marshmallow, smoke caught in the folds of our jackets, in our hair.
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Move the dirt too roughly, and it swallows bones into its folds and mixes them with other bodies.
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Weighing just 7 ounces, the Hummingbird Ultralight Single Hammock folds down to fit inside a pocket or bag.
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Berg folds remnants of tonality, plush colorings, sweeping lyrical lines and sheer orchestral din into his atonal language.
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The Plixi helmet, from Overade, is more like a traditional helmet and folds down to a portable size.
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FinalStraw makes transporting a stainless steel straw simple, as its version folds up and sits in a case.
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And most importantly, since it folds in half, it's more convenient to store in a pocket or purse.
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Because you're switching between the three factions, there's a nice cinematic rhythm to the way the campaign folds.
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In short, it folds down from an extra-large drone to something a bit smaller than an XBox.
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And he put folds in his skin and a degree of sagginess to suggest the gravitas of age.
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Repurposing motorcycle tires, Ms. Dacres contorted this dark, textured material, contouring the figure from its folds and protrusions.
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I am a huge Ben Folds fan and primarily went to the show to see his opening set.
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The reason I've never dyed my hair is two-fold, but both folds have to do with fear.
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There were blanket jackets (a collaboration with Pendleton) with beautiful cut sleeves, wrap skirts and dresses with folds.
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Researchers think the dunes form when electric currents from space create folds and curls in Earth&aposs atmosphere.
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The handle folds out for use, keeping it nice and compact when you need to store it away.
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Despite its large capacity, it folds down to a neat 7-by-7-inch square for easy storage.
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If you want a phone that folds inward without a huge hinge gap, we're talking tens of microns.
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But rather than, say, chopping up cucumbers angrily behind her as she folds, I advise you to forgive.
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And so with each additional layer of folds, your biscuits gain flakiness, while simultaneously becoming tougher and denser.
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To that end, the scooter folds up with one touch of a button into a nearly flat structure.
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There's no screen on the outside, which is an interesting choice, but the whole thing folds completely flat.
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There's a big difference between selling 400,000 Folds and missing that goal or 500,000 devices and hitting it.
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Each selects her fabric, folds it in half, and draws the pattern template on it before cutting it.
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In October, Samsung Electronics unveiled its new foldable phone concept that folds vertically like an old flip phone.
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At the same time, it folds us, palpably and inextricably, into the fabric of a much grander universe.
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Practically every burrito that included beans in its tortilla folds was overpowered by the distinct yet bland flavor.
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I layered folds of prosciutto, which came packaged separately, on top of the bubbling pools of melted burrata.
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Every month, Galang, 51, washes and folds her daughters clothes -- praying that she will one day be released.
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Here, they compare the folds on their lab-grown brain (bottom right) with a real one (bottom left).
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Once the cell finishes, the chain folds on itself, typically in just a few hundredths of a second.
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In October, Samsung Electronics unveiled its new foldable phone concept that folds vertically like an old flip phone.
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DJI's rival, the Mavic Pro drone, folds even smaller than the Karma and can fit in a backpack.
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Three hang on the wall from single fastening points, which causes them to drape in pleasingly sculptural folds.
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Inside, there is a small kitchen area, and the couch folds down into a bed that can sleep two.
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If I get cold I can throw it on, otherwise it folds inside itself and turns into a pillow!
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It settles in heavy folds, Dou's stippled brushstrokes following every bulge in its topography and rendering every nubbly stitch.
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The perspective of this piece almost puts us inside the plant's velvety cup, viewing the world beyond its folds.
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It's important to have something that will protect your new treasure so it endures no rips, folds, wrinkles, etc.
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Luckily my wonderful, kind, and very good friend Ben Folds agreed to produce and record the song with me.
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"I met this girl today from Florida who is on a Folds of Honor scholarship," he told PEOPLE Now.
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And, while Samsung's Fold had apparently been tested to last through 200,000 folds, it only managed to last 120,000.
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The little quadcopter folds up into a pill-like-shape and easily fits in most pockets and small bags.
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Motorola's new $1,500 Razr foldable smartphone went through CNET's brutal folding test and survived only 27,000 folds and unfolds.
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The 215-inch 215.6K screen folds around 24 degrees for tablet use, just like Lenovo's Yoga range of laptops.
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On top is a unique and practical thick leather handle that folds flat if necessary but feels very robust.
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It folds down to a mere 21 inches tall and has a handle to carry it like a suitcase.
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The battery can be extracted from the bag by its integrated handle (which folds flat when in the bag).
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Jones also folds behind his elbows, so that they protect his jawline from connections, while moving his head throughout.
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Neuroscientists have some basic ideas about how the brain folds, but none have actually lived up to empirical scrutiny.
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"She's dealing with it the way a real artist deals with it, which is through her art," Folds added.
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A recent Samsung patent shows a smartphone that folds directly in half, almost like the flip phones of yore.
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Missouri&aposs better side trounces nonconference opponents, while its lesser side folds at the sight of Southeastern Conference foes.
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Even when it's folded 26 times over, it looks pretty much the same as after the first few folds.
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It is about the folds themselves: how to design them; how to think about them; how to use them.
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Here you can see how the screen folds in half like a book for display two "pages" of content.
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This scooter folds up easily for portability and storage, so you never have to worry about leaving it unattended.
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Q folds in references to all the greatest hits like Freemasons, MK Ultra, and the symbology of the Illuminati.
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She was there for almost two hours, sitting in the folds of the statue's dress and under her sandal.
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It's a small, portable drone (it folds up to the size of a water bottle) with excellent video quality.
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It occurs when a protein called a prion folds abnormally, making it infectious and affecting its ability to function.
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"The kayaks get their beautiful shape and their strength from the folds; no frame is required," Gutierrez told CNBC.
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"The Democrats will make a deal with me on healthcare as soon as ObamaCare folds — not long," he tweeted.
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He created a pistol that folds into what looks like a smartphone — easy to carry and hard to detect.
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Giving the dough its final form is simple: Fold in the sides, and overlap the folds at the ends.
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The Chelsea sits upright like a sofa, leans back for lounging, and folds out completely flat as a bed.
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As relations between the United States and Cuba continue to thaw, Ben Folds is spreading the warmth with music.
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"People like Billy Joel, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Ben Folds — their songs are little slices of life," she says.
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"Anachronism is a word of Greek origin, meaning 'against time,&apos" Folds writes in the introduction to the prompt.
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The current House farm bill keeps these programs but folds them into the Rural Infrastructure and Economic Development title.
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A Philly-cheese-steak-like sandwich can barely contain its folds of slippery, spicy tofu skin and cashew cheese.
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The Plixi helmet, from Overade, is more like a traditional helmet, and folds down to a more portable size.
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The Surface Duo is a dual-screen smartphone that runs Android, and folds down the middle with a hinge.
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The crispy folds of breading wrapped around the fillet promisingly and the waffle-to-chicken ratio appeared near-perfect.
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Using a pinch and fold motion, pleat the side of the wrapper facing away from you with three folds.
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At the top of the pole, Olson softens her pose and folds her wings in an approximation of flight.
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It folds in half because big things suck to hold in your hands unless they're meant to be big.
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Rumour also has it the folds of his abs house a den of pandas and library of feminist literature.
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Second, the company installed what it called a protective cap on the hinges of the phone where it folds.
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My daughter is not typically one to destroy things, but many of our cards already have bends and folds.
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There are annuals like celosia, whose velvety magenta and ivory folds look like the wrinkles of the human brain.
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That's a lot longer than the Razr, although it still fell short of the 200,000 folds promised by Samsung.
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It's a full-size yoga mat when you open it up, but it folds to a very manageable size.
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Peepers," Folds sings that "Y'all (Republicans) know he can't comply" with the requests, "but that's the point, of course.
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If that's not the case, bring an inflatable tub that deflates and folds up with ease into your suitcase.
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The other side folds up so fast, we'll probably be using a lot of you in the next year.
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Freer's exit was just one part of ongoing changes Disney has made to bring Hulu into its folds entirely.
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Mike can spot a sesame seed five yards away, and he folds his T-shirts into precise, flat squares.
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In another, a woman folds her arms across her bare chest in a gesture of devotion or self-protection.
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Unless, that is, you embed them in a flexible silicone ninja star that folds up neatly into pill form.
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The device had a flexible touchscreen display and folds up to something that more closely resembles a standard smartphone.
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As with previous Spectre x216s, that screen folds all the around to the back and is, naturally, a touchscreen.
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Today, as their economy folds, the terrorists who run the Iranian government know they are running out of time.
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The bodies of her vessels have deep riblike folds like those found on accordions, ruff collars or exotic cactuses.
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Lisa's episode was heart-wrenching ... her situation was so desperate she found maggots in the folds of her skin.
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A piece of an old tattered quilt sits neatly on the chair, a small box nestled in its folds.
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Time folds in on itself, light hang glides off the moon, those clouds dissolve into someone blowing smoke alone.
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In ancient Greece, a peplum was a loose-fitting outer garment or tunic worn, draped in folds, by women.
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But researchers don't understand how the cell folds DNA in such a way that the important bits can be read.
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I'm making short-term goals when the weather folds/ just put away the leathers and put ice on the gold .
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Stop after a few folds and use a small spoon to drizzle the cocoa sauce on top of the mixture.
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When the wrist folds and contracts, the cables attaching the fingers to the base structure cause the fingers to curl.
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Grab a small chunk of hair and artfully twist until it folds into itself near the base of the ponytail.
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I spoke to your friend Ben Folds recently and he talked about the power of using first-person in lyrics.
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They work together for Folds of Honor, a charity that helps children who have lost a parent receive an education.
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Not to be out-droned, market leader DJI announced the Mavic Pro, which folds up into a cute little rectangle.
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Comprised of eight parabolic folds that meet at a central point, the structure, which still stands, can shelter 1,000 patrons.
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Prop up Focus, a cloth-covered space divider that folds up like a paper fan, and block it all out.
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Prop up Focus, a cloth-covered space divider that folds up like a paper fan, and block it all out.
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Among the concepts Samsung showed at its annual developer conference was a model that folds into a square, per CNET.
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While that device made it a bit over 5003,000 folds, The Motorola Razr fell significantly short in testing this week.
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Even if The Rebel folds in on itself, which it certainly seems like it's doing, the damage is already done.
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I had the steps memorized after a single view of the instructional video, and mastered after just a few folds.
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The X-ray machine for the TSA stop actually folds up so that you can take it with you somewhere.
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However, the complexity of that 3D shape was limited given all of the folds would happen at the same time.
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The industrial grey bed covering — which in some images appears discolored — read as wrinkled and sagging skin, folds of flesh.
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Adobe claims it's also improved image cleaning in the app, so scans of documents that have folds will look clearer.
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Sound is produced when air from the lungs flows through the trachea past the vocal folds and sets them vibrating.
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I keep working on the bread for the next few hours, finding odd things to do between stretch-and-folds.
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The cheeks, mid-face, and nasolabial folds are big treatment areas for women, but they don't bother men as much.
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For Folds, it was watching fellow second grader (and future wife) Anna Goldman wailing on a ragtime number at school.
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"It Hasn't Happened Yet" by William Shatner Folds' 2004 collaborative album with Shatner was a long time in the making.
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Begun as a teenager, it ultimately surfaced as the closing track on Ben Folds Five's self-titled debut in 1995.
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Sure, past set top offerings have incorporated Alexa control, but this latest addition folds in the full smart speaker experience.
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We have increased a production at our [Oakland plant] more than three-folds in the past two or three months.
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So it's looking like Motorola is going for a smartphone that folds in half with the screen on the inside.
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Through a series of folds, a complex computer design shaped like a rabbit can be assembled using manufactured DNA strands.
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On the other hand, a screen that folds outward, like Huawei's Mate X, leaves it completely unprotected from the elements.
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It also incorporated a long train, which flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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Folds, 49, and Kesha have been friends since before she broke out with her first single "TiK ToK" in 2010.
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What's there for Dany to learn in her quest for the Iron Throne if everyone she faces folds so easily?
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The iPhone X uses a flexible OLED screen that folds backwards from the top of the screen (see below image).
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When she found maggots in the folds of her skin, she decided to get weight loss surgery on the show.
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Plus, it folds up so that you can save counter space when you don't need to dry any wet dishes.
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It folds up to the size of a brick and is said to weigh about as much as a smartphone.
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I suppose I interpret that to mean that dicks and labial folds can be quite affecting when they are disembodied.
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Best of all, the bike folds down into a compact size roughly about an A4 sheet of paper in width.
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The Inglesina Fast Table Chair came out on top because it's lightweight, folds up, and comes with a carry bag.
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The case, which now folds flat, charges with USB instead of the proprietary magnetic connector Snap used in years past.
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The burrito maker then folds the cotton candy up around the ice cream and rolls it up nice and tight.
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And when I go to bed, I make sure the sheets are tucked in tight, so there are no folds.
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It also ships with a little stand that folds into a tripod, although it's a little tricky to set up.
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The scenarios are opening up like the folds of a fan: new negotiations, new battles, new agreements or new failures.
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Mr. Hoehlein fed two minnowlike silversides to the anemone, and they disappeared into its folds as the clown fish watched.
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A sprawling puzzle box map that folds over on itself again and again as you unlock shortcuts and new paths.
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Matter The brain looks like a featureless expanse of folds and bulges, but it's actually carved up into invisible territories.
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The Colugo Compact Stroller folds down with one hand in about two seconds, and it tucks away into a backpack.
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The suite can sleep four guests, as the couch that sits below the present wall folds out into a bed.
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ME. ME. ME AF. I AM NOTHING BUT THE PROJECTION OF TINY FOLDS OF MYSELF ONTO THE CURRENT NEWS AGENDA.
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The mobile museum takes the form of a discrete, white shipping trailer that folds up compactly into a rectangular box.
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Ben Folds Five happily made glaring mistakes, approaching great craft with the attitude of the drunkest two- chord punk band.
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In the living room, the wall behind the sofa folds and bends around you, creating a snug sense of enclosure.
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It has sturdy mesh sidewalls, one of which folds down to make it easier to reach over to your baby.
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Many of us have an Uncle Walter, to borrow the character from the Ben Folds Five song, in some form.
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In another, a flat, white shape drops from the sky, draping the skeleton of an incomplete building in sensuous folds.
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It ascends with a shudder, and on the third floor, its door folds in like an accordion, and time stalls.
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It's full-sized with adjustable seat back positions, ranging from 0-90 degrees and folds up for easy, compact storage.
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The Osmo Mobile 220 now folds and locks into a super small form factor that is much easier to stow.
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Two new gallery shows highlight the painter — and the influence his folds and shapes had on his clothing designer son.
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It looks a lot different than the troubled Galaxy Fold, and it folds up much like the new Motorola Razr.
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The leak claims the OLED display is 6.7 inches, and it folds into place very much like Motorola's new Razr.
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It has a bigger bendable screen so it can function as a tablet computer that folds up like a book.
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And he worked with NASA to create a telescope that folds up during launch and then unfurls once in space.
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Provenance Hotels, with properties in Nashville, New Orleans, Portland and Seattle, folds in a city-specific perks for its guests.
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And in return, the Mayor made it clear that he's the only one that folds any laundry in their house.
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Hawke's Tesla nearly folds into himself when he sits with a colleague, and he's more quietly self-deprecating than aloof.
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Like the first model, Huawei's Mate Xs has a plastic display that folds backward, meaning the screen is always exposed.
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Instead, he takes you around the city and folds in a succession of seemingly disconnected interviews with men and women.
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The custom Murphy bed, which fits unobtrusively in the wall when not in use, folds out into the living room.
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The stool also folds up and comes with a bag, so you can take it with you when you travel.
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With that, it's only a matter of time before Cory folds Bradley into he and Chip's coup to oust Fred.
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At 8 inches, Huawei's phone folds out to a larger screen than Samsung's Galaxy Fold, which extends to 7.3 inches.
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This plan folds in other facets of your financial life: taxes, insurance, estate planning, retirement and education funding, among others.
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Ms Uddin folds bits of theology, and her own experience as a Muslim in America, into her legal and political narrative.
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Chinese smartphone maker Oppo has shown off a prototype for a rather large phone with a screen that folds in half.
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The painting also will have the proper perspective: The work hung like a shower curtain, and there were folds and creases.
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Who even knows what aspect ratios Xiaomi's foldable phone (above) with two folds or Huawei's yet-to-be-seen device has.
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The 10-date "An Evening with Ben Folds and Cake" trek, which also features special guest Tall Heights, will begin Aug.
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Hank has a couple of short lines of dialogue and folds his arms a lot in this movie, as he does.
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The company previously unveiled the PowerEgg drone which folds up its legs and propellers to form a smooth, 2-kilogram egg.
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Naturally, the jacket also folds into a bag to make it easy to slip beneath the seat in front of you.
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The original headline "Motorola Razr fails to reach 100,000 folds in our test" doesn't quite capture how short the device fell.
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From its folds a fourth man emerges, trading a suit coat for a downy brown jacket, transforming into the velveteen rabbit.
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The drawing suggested to me a sheer, under the skin, dynamism of ontological entanglement that folds jubilant being into non-being.
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Shah said the partnership with Lupo folds into the organization philosophy to extend beyond esports and into the entire gaming ecosystem.
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The Wave has a wide range of blades and tools, is dangerously sharp, but it folds down compactly in your pocket.
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Together they provide a framework for the vocal folds, flaps of mucous membrane attached to muscles either side of the larynx.
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The figure's chest is a masterpiece of folds, knots, and ribbing, which is split open down the center into an ellipse.
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Next to a zoomed-in photo of Harding's face, the cover promises an exclusive interview with Harding within the magazine folds.
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Rather than have the usual folds and bends of a normal underarm area, the photo makes her skin look perfectly smooth.
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Folds co-wrote and produced the LP, and also learned a valuable lesson about the concept of "cool" from the actor.
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She pays attention to every detail: natural folds of skin, changes in skin tone from head to toe, and subtle mottling.
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RELATED:Surprising Health Signals Your Body May Be Sending You Right NowCan We Please Stop Worrying About Fat Rolls & Folds Of Skin?
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At its annual developer conference later today, Samsung executives are expected to show off something pretty nutty: a smartphone that folds.
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In the folds of its belly the shark also has other parasites in the form of little yellow crabs (Aega arctica).
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"Does this make me look fat?" he asks, looking down at how his stomach folds into a red upholstered arm chair.
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There are some additional folds to this version of political ultimatum: (1) For the Republicans, the game doesn't end in November.
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Chunk by chunk, they fall away, and the vastness of space folds out ahead of you, meteors soaring over your head.
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Demaine hopes to eventually develop an algorithm for curved paper structures—his current findings only apply to straight folds in paper.
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If 2019's monster rally folds, Ed Keon has adopted an approach to keep losses in check even though he's bullish.
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The pink scarf's various folds and fur trim are probably â€" no, definitely â€" what makes it look like a vagina.
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Folds' passion for photography will be at the fore, with Havana-based photographers leading workshops and guided tours across the city.
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Folds spoke with PEOPLE about what he hopes to learn from the journey, and what he's looking forward to the most.
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The document shows a narrow Samsung device with a screen that bends and folds like an old-school flip phone handset.
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The phone folds nicely in terms of hardware and software, but you'd imagine those edges will make it thicker than others.
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Then Adina's hand reaches into the water, takes the note, smooths it out, folds it, sticks it in her coat pocket.
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Every week, it seems, some beloved old diner, art-supply store, or punk den folds, to be supplanted by a CVS.
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The Nuna DEMI Grow Stroller is lightweight yet sturdy, it folds down with ease, and can accommodate two kids at once.
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Those butter chunks release steam in the oven, which gets caught in the folds of dough, lifting them into gossamer layers.
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The headset is an innovative way to bring your VR on the go — the viewer folds up so that it's flat.
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A matter of cultural appropriation, along the lines of Ben Folds' "Bitches Ain't Shit" or Jonathan Coulton's cringey "Baby Got Back"?
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The bago Travel Duffle Bag can hold a ton of stuff, but it magically folds down to nothing for easy transportation.
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It brings more of the general public into the folds of gaming, and that benefits the overall health of the industry.
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She then folds the sheet in thirds, hiding the bunchy corners in the interior of the fold, and then in half.
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During interviews with Reuters, Rohingya refugees sometimes produced crumpled, handwritten or photocopied papers from shirt pockets or folds of their longyis.
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The Galaxy Z Flip is clearly designed to be a full-sized phone that folds up to fit into a pocket.
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He says they have tested the Ori to 15,000 folds, but that they'd like to get that number a bit higher.
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Next he pulls out a black jacket with an '80s-style peplum, and another with two kimono folds down its back.
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The Surface Neo is a dual-screen device that folds into all kinds of shapes including, tablet, tiny laptop and booklet.
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Some buyers have faced board members playing a good cop/bad cop routine to see if a candidate folds under pressure.
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This Ego Power+ even folds up in just seconds and can be stored upright, saving you valuable garage or shed space.
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In 2017, biologist Dara Orbach made silicone molds of the dolphin vagina "revealing complex folds and spirals," the New Scientist reported.
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It's also WiFi connected and comes with an app that tracks everything the machine folds, creating a type of virtual closet.
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Credit for trying something different and practical, even if it's not as futuristic as a screen that folds before your eyes.
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At one point, reclining in a hotel-room bed, he folds a pizza in half and shoves it in his mouth.
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We got a great look at one of TCL's foldable phone prototypes at CES back in January that folds book-style.
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It's a regular-sized phone that just folds in half into a more pocketable little square you stuff in your pocket.
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The Times also created "A Classic Circus Folds Its Tent," a tribute to the final Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey show.
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Leon Kalajian is a pleat maker who makes patterns and runs the machines and steamers that put folds — pleats — in fabric.
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While the base folds up neatly to the size of a paperback book, when filled with sand, it weighs 120 pounds.
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Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa, loomed in the background, snow still tucked into the folds of the summit.
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"Artists walk in that I'm completely starstruck by, like Ben Folds — and I realize he's just a dude," says Josh Rogosin.
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The sleeves of his uniform are darker than the voluminous folds of her shawl that drape her body below the arrow.
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You can hear a grating demonstration of it here.) Here's where things gets weird (and also awesome): This phenomenon is also seen in Tuvan throat singing, where not only the vocal folds of the larynx vibrate, but so do a pair of tissue structures called ventricular folds – which aren't normally used for speaking or classical singing.
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The dress features a neckline that folds around the shoulders to a low back that drapes into a flowing full length train.
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The rangers know this land like the folds in their hands, and if anyone has treasure hunting tips, we figure it's them.
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These papers, de Laat said, are expanding our knowledge of the intimate relationship between how a genome folds and how it functions.
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Unfortunately, several reviewers had troubles with their units, with some of the Folds even malfunctioning completely, prompting Samsung to delay the launch.
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