He's the one who decides what picture gets used, how it gets used.
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There's definitely a scary surveillance state implication here, if this technology gets used in other sectors or just gets used more broadly even by consumers.
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It's quite basic, and gets used out in the field.
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Comparing the two kitchens shows how differently space gets used.
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The government gets used to this kind of U.S. behavior.
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The word immersion gets used a bunch in this discussion.
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The conversation corner gets used at the Center for Digital Wellness.
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This blender gets used at least 4-5 times a week.
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What Kunuk told me about hunting is that everything gets used.
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Believe it or not, one never gets used to such beauty.
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I don't think it's a surprise that it still gets used.
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The fact is that nothing gets used up, at least in art.
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And when Scaramucci gets used up, who knows what will come next.
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When it gets used for a few days, then it gets washed.
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Fallout from a prolonged trade war will determine how forcefully it gets used.
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That data gets used to allocate research funding and make decisions about design.
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This simplistic turn of phrase, born of a misguided notion, gets used regularly.
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It's gotten to be crosswordese, but no wonder it gets used so much.
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"Anyone who gets used to losses should give up on life," Williams said.
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Stolen credit card information gets used tens of thousands of times each day.
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My own profession gets used in a way that I think is very concerning.
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By the time I was done—your body gets used to something like that.
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I'll be singing it all summer so I hope everyone gets used to it.
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Because the homes are so small, everything gets used often and requires extra maintenance.
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But the more frequently a system gets used, the harder it is to secure.
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And that's something that gets internalized, and gets used as a tool of oppression.
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"Physiologically, your body gets used to the higher temperatures throughout the summer," she added.
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If something works -- no matter how loathsome or even untrue -- then it gets used.
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That's the gist of the "artificial intelligence" that gets used to describe these efforts.
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As a guy you'll be the creative genius, and that gets used less for women.
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"You get diminishing returns over time, because the body gets used to routine," she says.
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That biomethane is what gets used to heat our municipal buildings and power our trucks.
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But as she gets used to the climate of maternity her own piercing wail abates.
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Narrator: And a lot of the ink you buy never even gets used for printing.
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The term "Bernie Bro" gets used to refer to separate ideas in the presidential campaign.
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The term "virtual beings" gets used as a catch-all categorization of activities that overlap here.
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The critical part is predictive text, which improves as it gets used to a particular individual.
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The thing about the word 'racist' is that every time it gets used it loses meaning.
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So we'll see if the URL gets used for something car or rocket-related in the future.
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They choose the color that's best for them, and then this is what gets used for everything.
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That's the first time ever that kind of an economics diagram gets used in a court opinion.
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In fact, says Tennison, ideally Google will publish its own dataset on how Dataset Search gets used.
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You get to decide how it gets used, how it gets shared and when you share it.
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Let's not forget the tears of joy emoji 😂 that also gets used for self-deprecating laughter.
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Headaches can also occur as the brain gets used to burning fat instead of glucose for fuel.
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Just because he's royal, that doesn't mean he ever gets used to the public's adoration for him.
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"KinkLab Bondage Basics Leather Hog Tie: "This gets used on my boyfriend with my cuffs and restraints.
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Agreement or disagreement, rage or joy: it all gets used to draw a monetizable picture of us.
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"It's better he gets used to it," she said as her son climbed a gazebo railing nearby.
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On average, expect about three difficult nights, before your baby gets used to the new time zone.
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The word "mad" gets used a lot by the band and its associates to describe this period.
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But every song that you write is a learning curve, no matter if it gets used or not.
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Physical dependence is when the body gets used to having the substance and only functions normally with it.
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As the United States gets used to this surreal new normal, many parts of Europe are already there.
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Can you talk about the ways that violence gets used as a means of forcing increasingly productive labor?
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You can imagine how problematic this could be if the information gets used by employers or the state.
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Yet no sooner does the eye gets used to that shape than a new formation starts to coalesce.
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Then I built a trough below to catch excess paint and water that gets used throughout the process.
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Dr. Kashiwadani said that with continuous exposure, the olfactory system gets used to the odor and responds less.
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"Your body gets used to the hits," the Patriots' Tom Brady told a sports radio show last month.
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He told me via text message that his photo gets used in scams at least four times a year.
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If the Open Candidates feature gets used as it should, some of that spammy element could start to subside.
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Last week, Dorsey noted that Twitter itself didn't invent most of the ways that the platform gets used today.
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One reason for this could be the fact that when we lie, our brain actually gets used to it.
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Bronstein agrees there are major ethical questions ahead when it comes to how a 'fake news' classifier gets used.
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"We just need to fine-tune it a little bit as to when it actually gets used," he said.
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It's also not really the point of chained CPI, at least not the way it gets used by politicians.
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Newsom prefers to emphasize his childhood's Cinderella struggles, because the rescue-by-fairy-godmother aspect gets used against him.
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It is also the main U.S. grain feed, and almost 19803 percent of the crop gets used for ethanol.
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But the cost estimate needed for Britain to pay its "fair share" will depend on what discount rate gets used.
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Today, about 633 percent of that water gets used instead by farms, cities, and industry — causing the lake to recede.
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But sometimes that technology gets used for a higher purpose, such as with LG's OLED tunnel at IFA in Berlin.
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Sport-Brella Portable All-Weather and Sun Umbrella, $54.29This beach umbrella gets used nearly every weekend during the summer months.
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While she knows it's not the dream of every musician, Bedingfield says she loves when her music gets used commercially.
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Jargon gets used a lot in some business environments, and frankly, I think it's gotten a bit out of hand.
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And what oxygen is available gets used up more quickly because marine life uses more oxygen when temperatures are warmer.
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Gaston's hotel actually gets used as a headquarters for Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy during their work in Birmingham.
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Skeptics in Congress amplify those debates to undermine the science because they don't like how it gets used to write legislation.
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Here's how to tighten the reins on what Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri can hear, when, and how it gets used.
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If spare capacity gets used up then it is likely over time we'd want to move to a more neutral rate.
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The building itself gets used by people and rained upon by the sky, and relies on human beings to maintain it.
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But there is a risk: If the account gets used up paying those costs, the policy can lapse and coverage ends.
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There's also a microSD card slot on the left side, which is nice to have, even if it never gets used.
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WordPress remains the juggernaut of content management systems, even though it now often gets used in ways it was never intended.
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Meanwhile, the average JUMP bike gets used between eight to 10 times a day, with an average trip length of 2.6 miles.
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I expect of course that there will be development as it gets used more and more, that's the nature of the work.
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And either way, people tend to be pretty unhappy when their personal data gets used in ways they weren't made aware of.
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Edwards' inhaled nutrition gets used daily by leading chefs around the world, and the oPhone has been used to share scent messages.
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Certainly, it gets used in similar ways to a mouse or trackpad, and it certainly inspires some strong partisans, like this YouTuber.
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However, the word "aloha" gets used so much that I always like to revisit its meaning before I decide to use it.
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"We wanted to be able to shape how quantum computing gets used," Tony Uttley, president of Honeywell Quantum Solutions, told CNN Business.
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Some of the data you provide by using the app gets used to feed you targeted workouts and other fitness-related content.
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We can start societal conversations now, before we're reacting from the other side like we are from how social media gets used.
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If everybody gets used to just using modified web apps, what's to stop them from switching to a Chromebook or (heaven forbid) Windows?
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But in the end, everyone gets used to everything, and whatever complaints inevitably pop up following Instagram's announcement will likely soon go away.
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"It's the phone equivalent of hearing the fans spin up loudly whenever your Mac's CPU gets used to its actual potential," he says.
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Compare that with companies like Uber or Facebook, whose main product is a piece of software that gets used over and over again.
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You probably knew by middle school English that the literal meaning of a word isn't always the way it gets used in conversation.
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We need more sociologists and ex-ists coming into the tech sector to talk about the broader implications of how tech gets used.
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To make the problem worse, insect habitats are disappearing as more land area gets used for farmland and urban development around the world.
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Thanks to the Steelers and Bengals, we get to say the phrase that only ever gets used in sports: It's getting chippy out there.
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A term that gets used a lot when talking about your discography is jazz, at least going back to The Sort Of Quartet days.
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Once a person gains weight and keeps that weight on for a period of time, the body gets used to its new, larger size.
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So if someone could adequately define what "identity politics" that encompasses all the ways that it gets used, I would be greatly appreciate it.
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Since there are 168 hours in a week, this means that a typical driver's truck gets used only about a third of the time.
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If the opponent never gets used to one repeated attack coming at him, he won't make adjustments to deal with it and open himself up.
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If one person rules for an enormous amount of time, he gets used to power and begins to see people and see the country differently.
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"As with anything we physically and mentally do, our body gets used to certain habits, and this is no different when we sleep," Ria said.
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"If your children gets used to sweetness, it's going to be almost impossible to get them to drink milk or plain water," Dr. Harris said.
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"Up until now, we really haven't seen how bitcoin or ethereum gets used by real people to buy goods, to pay for services," he said.
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When a town drops its electricity rates to encourage industrial investment, and all the extra electricity gets used by miners, what benefit comes to the town?
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On Twitter, GOP supporters and detractors alternately mocked and lauded the idea that a creator's opinion should have any bearing on how their work gets used.
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They have a notional enemies list that gets used for everything from rejecting appointments to key jobs, to deciding who gets a voice in policy debates.
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A tool like Degreed gets used to what employees want to learn, and starts to spot skills gaps inside a company that need to be filled.
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It takes the eyes a bit of time to adjust, but once the viewer gets used to the blue landscape, Riaza's attention to detail is evident.
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It's a challenge, but not one that will eat up your life or put too much stress on your body as it gets used to running.
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This is cleaned and recycled, but only 5% gets used up by each harvest—and most of that as the water-content in the plants themselves.
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This means your money gets used for good instead of being invested into harmful industries like Big Tobacco or fossil fuels — aka gross and unsustainable businesses.
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Today the water tends to sit around and warm up before it gets used—making it a perfect incubator for Legionella, the bacteria that causes Legionnaires' disease.
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"The 12 Days of Christmas" is one of those songs that gets used in about a million holiday commercials each year, always with some lame, punny twist.
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The hypocrite's trap The hypocrite's trap is a move that gets used with startling frequency against environmental activists, and especially against students advocating for fossil fuel divestment.
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Going to bed early will probably just mean more hours of inner turmoil, since your body gets used to falling asleep and waking up at specific times.
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In other words, if an individual believes that an encounter with a ghost is a possibility, then ghosts may become the explanation that gets used to resolve uncertainty.
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A reasonable estimate might be about $3 billion over 10 years (under $1 per year per citizen), but a lot will depend on how widely it gets used.
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Here's hoping that it gets used for good, but knowing Twitter and the internet at large, tweetstorms are probably going to the dark side sooner rather than later.
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Right now, there are about 130:"The average plastic bag gets used for 12 minutes," Julie Lawson, part of an anti-littering organization in Maryland, told NBC News.
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That's the premise behind allergy shots: they deliver small amounts of the proteins in pollen, pet dander, or insect stings, so the allergic body gets used to them.
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By saving the extra money from this year's tax cut before he gets used to spending it, he said he will not feel like he is depriving himself.
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But Glantz says the downside of this is that the normalization of cannabis also gets used in marketing speak and as a tactic deployed with pure profit motives.
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She quickly gets used to taking on that role whenever she's in the past, working in Rufus's plantation house and surrendering her few possessions with steadily decreasing complaints.
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But the first episode also leans on "Murphy gets used to technology" jokes, as if she had been not just retired but frozen in a block of ice.
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The 911 call and text feature is "one that, as a product owner, I hope never gets used, because we don't want people to have emergencies," he says.
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Of course the question of how much data gets collected—data that can be linked to you personally—is a slightly separate one to how that data gets used.
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Personal data protection has become a growing area of concern for government agencies because of an increasing number of data breaches, and how that data in turn gets used.
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Armstrong does not see the city's role as disrupting that flow of commerce, "but we do have a say in how land gets used in our city," he said.
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Generally, oxygen is the limiting factor as it can't diffuse further than about 100 to 200 microns before it gets used up, so these cells get narcotic and die.
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But sometimes that technology gets used for a higher purpose, such as with... The former Young Astronaut in me jumped at General Motors' offer to play with the RoboGlove.
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Another possibility, Oishi suggests, is an idea known as hedonic adaptation: "One gets used to what one has, and one's desires increase as one's income level increases," he says.
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"It should not have been said, even in spontaneity or unintentionally because it gets used by those who are waiting to harm Egypt," he wrote on his Twitter account.
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"We're gonna give them as many ideas as we possibly can because we want to make sure this money gets used for whatever makes their place perfect," he added.
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"Once she gets used to the kids, she can drag her leash around and if she does happen to do something inappropriate, you can reel her back in," says Haussmann.
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Leckie says that with diaper dogs there is no worrying about rushing home to take the dog out, and once the dog gets used to it, it's easier all around. .
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If you do the same thing over and over, and you don't increase the weight or anything like that, your body gets used to and doesn't need to get sore.
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As you probably know, it's common for your breasts to get bigger during and after pregnancy as your body prepares for (and then gets used to) the whole breastfeeding thing.
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As an example, Hwaean society's gender pronouns (his, hers, eirs and its) don't flow as well as the "universal her" of the earlier stories, though one gets used to them.
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Hers is a twist on sustainable agriculture: using the fish to increase the nutrients in water to grow the plants and then cleaning the water so it gets used again.
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So the room's chair (and it is likely there's only one chair) gets used for a suitcase, or maybe the cabinet that the TV or the coffee maker sits on.
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As in a conventional nuclear reactor, splitting the nuclei of a nuclear fuel—a process known as fission—produces heat, which gets used to turn a turbine to generate electricity.
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The term "disruptive" gets used and abused almost as frequently as "breaking the internet," but there's no better way to describe what The Ordinary has done to the skin-care industry.
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Absolutely. Your name gets used to push other things, something you said might get used to frame or to reinforce or put another spin on a narrative someone needs to create.
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Perhaps you, like me, have been letting third-party apps and services access your Facebook data for years without thinking twice about where that data goes or how it gets used.
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"One property of highly addictive drugs like this is that the body gets used to them and needs more over time," Primack, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"If a kid gets used to drinking Kool-Aid instead of water, they are always going to prefer a sugary beverage," said Ms. Harris, who was not involved in the study.
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I don't like the smell: Surgeons seem to cauterize everything they cut, and burning flesh has an acrid odor, but either it doesn't last or my nose gets used to it.
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Your kitchen likely gets used on a daily basis, so investing in high-quality cabinets is a wise idea, according to Kristen Piper, owner and principal designer at Piper Interior Design.
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" Drew says: And when those ancient Samurai were honing their finest blades, they thought to themselves, "Boy, I really hope this gets used one day to cut up some almond bark.
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Bitrez, a speciality chemicals manufacturer based in north west England, said some customers now ask suppliers to provide material to their premises, with the customer only invoiced as the stock gets used.
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Google recently said it would be cracking down on apps without user data policies, but you're still largely at the mercy of app developers in terms of how your data gets used.
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The episode featured just a phone, powered by software that understands what it's looking at, that nonetheless gets used to reduce people to a face on a screen and a numerical figure.
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Now, this practice has turned into a massive "slush fund" for local cops — one that gets used for everything from buying armored cars and military weapons to $600 coffeemakers and party clowns.
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And — although it's cheating a bit — the result of the previous calculation (so, a sort of cutout of your head) gets used as raw material for the next one, further reducing load.
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I never read that type of stuff (although I know it's addictive), and I've only peripherally watched the movies, but this phrase gets used in all sorts of contexts to this day.
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Mislove thinks Facebook can make its platform more transparent by telling users everything it knows about them, including all the contact information it's gathered from various sources, and how that information gets used.
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Kansas City's offense may be fairly inconsistent as Patrick Mahomes gets used to the starting quarterback job, but the strong-armed Mahomes should not have to worry about overthrowing many players this year.
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If those are't enough options for you, Google is including the nearly infamous chat bubble feature for messaging apps again, so it may finally be a thing that actually gets used this year.
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First, it's kind of perverse that the fact that kids are excluded from participation in many corners of society gets used as an excuse to exclude them from the civic sphere as well.
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That said, Kickstarter isn't independently verifying or tracking how money gets used, so just because a creator says they're using the money in one way doesn't mean they have to stick with it.
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In practice, it means that a single, often publicly available, piece of information gets used both as your identity and a means to verify that identity, a skeleton key into your entire online life.
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But if any technology—and Uber fashions itself as a tech company, after all—invariably gets used for good and ill, then of course the so-called Uberization of things now includes drug dealing.
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But as the Prince of Darkness gets used to domestic bliss, his former partner, Detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German), receives a warning that "evil shall be released" when the Devil finds his first love.
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As global growth weakens and the world gets used to what looks like a protracted trade war between the U.S. and China, the question of the lack of good jobs is not going away.
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As a photo gets used more often, it gets ranked more highly in the platform, so Cho said there can be a "reverse effect," where photos actually become more (rather than less) prominent over time.
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I still have a huge jar of loose change I accumulated over many years, and which now mostly gets used for the occasional school lunch or visits from the tooth fairy, but not much else.
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"There's a phrase that gets used in these cases that I think perpetuates this myth, and that is to call it a 'certainty of hopelessness'," said John Rao, attorney with the National Consumer Law Center.
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There is a school of thought that maintains that, if you use the same products for too long, your skin gets used to the ingredients and you don't reap the same benefits as you once did.
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When the courier rings the customer's doorbell, a notification gets sent to the August app, and if you are not physically there to let the courier in, the code gets used to drop off the package.
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His expertise on trade with China will be especially useful as Beijing gets used to a president who in speeches at electoral rallies made America's large trade deficit with China one of his favourite rallying cries.
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The first is a "conditioning network," which maps the pixels of the low-resolution picture to a similar high-resolution one that gets used as a rough skeleton of how the face or room should look.
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Her number one hit, "Respect" — still infectious, still entrenched in daily pop culture mentions 50 years after Franklin's version was released — is widely heralded as as feminist anthem and often gets used as such in media.
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Because of the case's ongoing judicial significance — and because "miscegenation" is still a term that gets used in 2016 — the temptation to make Loving a film that's mostly furious about its subject must have been high.
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Depending on how the technology gets used he says it could do away with the need for independent third party fact-checking organizations altogether because the deep learning system can be adapted to different use cases.
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This means that in the short term, the winners are likely to be those who prioritize measurement and adaptation of the player experience, while the world gets used to having this technology in their everyday lives.
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Under the current linear system, food enters cities where it is processed or consumed and only a small portion of the resulting organic waste, in the form of discarded food, byproducts or sewage, gets used again.
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"Whenever a new program is implemented there's a period of transition and adaptation by the market, until it gets used to the new rules and signals given by the central bank," Sandleris said in La Nacion.
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This ongoing battle pits a Harvard/MIT team against their counterparts at UC Berkeley, and the decision could determine how this technology gets used in the coming years—and who gets to have all that licensing money.
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Image: KoboWhen it comes to e-readers, Amazon's Kindles have become so dominant that the brand often gets used interchangeably with the generic term, much like you see with Kleenex for tissues and Frisbees for flying discs.
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The Clintons' priority is that he does not do anything that distracts from her agenda or overshadows her as the country gets used to having a former president (and a man) in the role of first spouse.
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"You might think, O.K., the founder dies, someone takes over, the first one or two years there's a bit of mess until everyone gets used to the new leadership, and then the firm bounces back," he said.
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Twitter's heart button — which controversially replaced a star back in 2015 — gets used by millions as a quick way of sending an acknowledgement of what someone else has written, without the full force of a re-tweet.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Gates and Warren Buffett on Friday expressed optimism that the United States will move ahead as a nation, even as it works through political differences and gets used to the new Trump administration.
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But while this doesn't guarantee victory for Apple in the San Bernardino case, it may have a major impact on how the All Writs Act gets used, as attorney and Brookings Fellow Susan Hennessey pointed out on Twitter.
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Ash Dancer reminds us that everything dies, everything gets used up, and there are likely good and bad causes and effects for everything: when we die, maybe we'll wind up in a pencil in a few million years.
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Amazon is in the business of changing customer habits: once a shopper gets used to buying goods from Amazon, usually after joining its "Prime" free delivery programme, that shopper is likely to buy more and more goods from Amazon.
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On the new podcast, the trio also answered your questions about the much lower-profile kind of "hacking," a term that gets used generally to include criminals tricking people into handing over access to their social or email accounts.
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Still, the large majority of data stolen in these corporate breaches never gets used in any subsequent crime, raising questions about why a hacker would take the time to infiltrate well-guarded systems just to steal something they'll never profit from.
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Nikola, which just this week filed a patent lawsuit against Tesla, says that its trucks are supposed to get anywhere from 500 to over 1,000 miles on a full tank of hydrogen fuel, which gets used to power an electric motor.
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"Value" — especially in the context of healthcare and medicine — is a word that gets used so often these days, and in so many different ways, that it can be difficult to pin down exactly what it means – or should mean.
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While it can cause a slowing down of speeds in the short term (while your device gets used to where each site is again), over the longer term it can mean faster browsing because out-of-date entries are minimized.
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In a week when all eyes are on Facebook and the subject of how data about us on social media platforms gets used without us knowing, there's been some consolidation afoot in the world of media-based big data services.
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However critics argue this is just another dose of business as usual 'compliance theatre' from the adtech industry — with users offered only phoney choices as there's no real control over how their personal data gets used or where it ends up.
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But when it came to addressing how the company collects and handles data—and what tools it gives you to control that flow of information—Zuckerberg landed repeatedly on a common refrain: Users have complete control over how their data gets used.
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Rometty said that the Weather Channel app's 100 million users — and, in an estimation from Mary Glackin, the Weather Channel's VP of business solutions, 300 million monthly active users when considering the wider network of places where the data gets used, including Weather.
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GE sees huge potential for market growth: A company study estimated that only 3 percent to 5 percent of oil and gas equipment is connected digitally, and less than one percent of the data collected gets used for decision-making, the study found.
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We're still waiting (but not holding our breath) to see how and if twttr gets used for other kinds of changes that transcend user interface — such as as changing the mechanics around how to report abuse and manage your overall content experience on the app.
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Federal science creates a delightfully wonderful public good — everyone can use it, for a very long time (it never gets "used up" — we can see recent references to very old government-backed science in our data), and incorporate it into a wide variety of products.
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Already insurers are skittish about the future of the exchanges thanks to the Trump administration's mismanagement—but any uncertainty or doubt about the system inevitably gets used by Republicans as a reason the ACA needs to be repealed and replaced with a much less generous system.
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But now that the company offers more delivery "windows" and customers can coordinate the arrival of their groceries with their schedules, the so-called Fresh Direct room "hardly ever gets used," said Marc Kotler, a senior vice president of the new development group at FirstService Residential.
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The way that I visualize the circular economy is very easy and it's this: if you think about how a tree falls down in forest, it biodegrades and everything in that tree gets used within the forest bed – whether it goes into nutrients, or it's eaten, or it becomes soil.
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For people who don't know what we're talking about, in fanfiction there is like a very popular kind of scenario that that gets used across fandom in which you move your core characters from a work, you take your Dragon Age characters, and you move them into a coffee shop.
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They wanted "the entire system to feel enigmatic and foreign, as if it were translated from another language and dropped in the lap of a confused recipient," but they're hoping it gets used by people futzing around on their keyboard alone, to house party backdrops, or even professional VJs at clubs.
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The rise of design tools like Canva and the vast expanse of digital spaces where a company's name can appear these days have created a challenge for organisations: how best to make sure that what gets used is up to date and in keeping with how you want it to be used.
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Stripe says that it will kick off the directory by featuring the currently most popular integrations as well as highlight some of the more interesting new ones — a sign of how Stripe is not only enabling more linkage between its customers and those apps, but also analysing just how its platform and the data passing through it gets used.
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But the Census Bureau collects a lot of data that goes beyond the basic mandatory every-20103-year count — information that then gets used for congressional funding allotments, as the basis for other federal and academic research, in carving up congressional districts within a state, and in deciding the total number of Congress members the state gets.
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Basically, what this means is that as your body gets used to having a period, your period might change from month to month — you might go without a period for a month or a few months, your period might last two days one month and seven the next, and you might see spotting in between periods.
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The Census Bureau collects a lot of data that goes beyond the basic mandatory every-10-year count — information that then gets used for congressional funding allotments, as the basis for other federal and academic research, in carving up congressional districts within a state, and in deciding the total number of Congress members the state gets.
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But the Census Bureau collects a lot of data that goes beyond the basic mandatory every-10-year count — information that then gets used for congressional funding allotments, as the basis for other federal and academic research, in carving up congressional districts within a state, and in deciding the total number of Congress members the state gets.
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Now on solid ground, GoPro is obviously willing to try some new things, like releasing a new 360-degree camera into a market that isn't fully receptive to the idea, or investing money into developing a new system of Mods that could change how a GoPro gets used (and who buys them) or making tweaks to how a GoPro camera works.
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After complaining of abdominal cramps and pains on Monday Silva checked himself into a hospital yesterday (just a few hours before he was scheduled to board his flight for Curitiba), where he was diagnosed with cholecystitis, a sudden inflammation of the gallbladder, the small organ tucked under the liver that stores the bile that gets used by the small intestine to digest food.
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But here is step two: For each of these instances, the word "sun" gets used in a phrase that is clued in a corresponding across clue, that runs across to the "S" in "sun," turns down (in the west) or up (in the east) to the "n," then turns again, to the right, to finish using a few letters from another across clue.
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You'll get prompted to add various music services during the setup process, but you can edit them at any time by choosing Music from the main menu in the Google Home app—just tap on the music service provider name to add it, and check the box next to the one you want to use by default (the one that gets used unless you specify another).
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All that hard-edged practicality is encapsulated in the word ''tactical,'' which in E.D.C. branding is meant to suggest that you could use your toiletry bag on a manhunt across the Bactrian plain, and otherwise gets used to describe subdued greens and no-nonsense blacks, fibers and polymers from Cordura to Zytel, the MOLLE webbing that allows everything imaginable to clip, snap or strap to a bag with modular efficiency.
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The CIA isn't the only intelligence agency working on this kind of exploit, and it's a good bet that both the NSA and its adversaries in Russia and China have far more sophisticated ways to crack a smart TV. As the industry gets used to voice commands and on-screen Skype calls, microphones have become a standard feature, making it increasingly difficult to find a television that isn't vulnerable to this kind of attack.
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For Aker ASA, the biggest shareholder in Aker BP and Cognite, the Lundin Petroleum deal is part of its plan to create software for an industry that can be improved and refined the more it gets used by different clients - rather than just focusing on an in-house model for Aker BP. "The value that Cognite's technology brings to the Aker companies will increase with the number of customers Cognite serves," Aker Chief Executive Oeyvind Eriksen told Reuters.
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Zuckerberg rejects facetime call for answers from five parliaments Collins also debunked an attempt by Clegg to claim there's no evidence of any Russian meddling on Facebook's platform targeting the UK's 2016 EU referendum — pointing out that Facebook previously admitted to a small amount of Russian ad spending that did target the EU referendum, before making the wider point that it's very difficult for anyone outside Facebook to know how its platform gets used/misused; Ads are just the tip of the political disinformation iceberg.
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Brandon Downey, a former Google engineer who says he regrets his role in helping develop the company's first censorship tool in China (before the company backed out of the Chinese market in 2010), wrote a moving essay about what's at stake: Google is acting like a traditional company; one that squeezes every dime out of the marketplace, heedless of intangibles like principle, ethical cost, and even at the risk of the safety of its users...If technology is a tool, then it means the people making that tool have a responsibility to curb their tool's misuse by playing a role in the decisions on how it gets used.
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