Then last fall, LaCroix's beloved bubbles began to go flat.
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We've definitely had limited edition beer go flat on us before.
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If batteries go flat, it will be hard to recharge them.
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But leggings and jeans can go flat or stacked or stiletto.
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But if you want to keep things simple, we recommend you go flat-rate.
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Do boots and their heels go flat with pants or high heeled with shorts?
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They go up, they go down, they go flat, and they do three-foot drops.
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It is easy to see how the effervescent mood in New York could quickly go flat.
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"I decided, 'I'll go flat,' " says Sullivan, a 75-year-old retired registered nurse in Omaha, Nebraska.
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It also can't go flat or experience a blowout, something GM and Michelin believe can improve highway safety.
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More importantly, it will never go flat, or leave a cyclist stranded on the side of the road.
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Campaign operatives with oppo leaks just wanted to make sure "their side" didn't go flat on the mat.
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When she lays supine to take a nap, all the hexagonal pieces respond to her body and go flat.
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Foam tires don't go flat, so Spin workers won't have to track down loose bikes and check the air pressure.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan erased early gains to go flat, then edged up 267.10 percent.
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Drivers also dislike having to ease off the throttle to save fuel rather than being able to go flat out.
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B. was unconvinced: Once you go flat, you never go back There is, of course, a bigger, grander conspiracy theory here.
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Now I'm not going to recommend charging your Switch off that because that will make the charger go flat in seconds.
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Women who undergo mastectomies can choose to have their breasts reconstructed — a procedure that's often covered by health insurances — or go flat.
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To somehow make it go flat and stay flat, you'd first have to find a way to switch off the effects of gravity.
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The record is clearly the product of plenty of money and planning, but it bottles her vitality without allowing it to go flat.
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The nascent movement to "go flat" after mastectomies challenges long-held assumptions about femininity and what it means to recover after breast cancer.
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Made with natural multi-layer memory foam and topped with bamboo cover cases, the Comfort In A Bag Bamboo Pillow should never go flat.
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This chart including the Bollinger band channel lines show this, though it doesn't say if the index might overshoot, go flat or pull back.
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And even if all four were to go flat simultaneously, it seems as if the Warriors always have someone to pick up the slack.
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"It's just a different discipline because with rugby when you sprint you go flat out and let it all go," May told Sky Sports.
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Companies like Bridgestone have been touting the advantages of these tires for years: they never deflate or go flat, and they provide additional shock absorption.
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The beer would go flat instantly, but he wasn't really the type of person who would taste something like that since he drank so quickly.
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Performing is one thing, because I don't have perfect pitch, so there's anxiety, and I know where I always go flat, so that's a problem.
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Consider upgrading to the Comfort in a Bag bamboo pillows instead, which are constructed with multi-layer memory foam and designed never to go flat.
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Some novelists let their voices go flat when they write essays, but Smith always pays attention to the rhythm of her sentences, to her evocative imagery.
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A MINUS Dawn Oberg: Bring (Blossom Theory '15) Oberg sings in an alto that doesn't actually go flat when it modulates way down as is its wont.
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You'll love these bamboo pillows, which are made with natural, hypoallergenic, multi-layer memory foam (read: they never go flat) and bamboo cases (translation: they're super soft and breathable).
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And after shot after shot went to Swihart, my arms would drop and my feet would go flat so when the ball came my way, I was not ready.
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His narrative wheels go flat whenever he uses Ginny's scrupulously direct psychiatrist as a messenger to relay transpired events, but he displays an acute sensitivity to his protagonist's deliberate thought processes.
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With little if any warning to the driver, tires puncture, rip, skid on water and ice, lose pressure or abruptly go flat in the left lane on the George Washington Bridge.
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The Extra Soft Down Pillow isn't as thick to start with as some other down pillows, so it doesn't go flat as fast and the pillow will hold its shape quite well through the night.
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The buzzy fizz of casting my vote for the first-ever female presidential candidate on a major party ticket began to go flat early in the evening, when states that were supposed to turn blue went red.
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Rookies go flat-out until they get gassed, flinging their body around trying to impress coaches and spending way too much time on the ground, getting in veterans' way and posing a risk to themselves and others.
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Accara are made of black-eyed peas soaked overnight ("no shortcuts," she said), ground with thyme and cayenne, then rolled into balls and left to settle; if you cook them right away, she explained, they go flat.
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Fearful that the curve will go flat or invert, they believe that more rate increases will combine with a presumed economic slowdown to pummel stock earnings, ultimately paring back the record highs U.S stocks hit in August.
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While she does believe that it is ultimately a strong sign for the group, she also expects that "underlying costs are also going to go up for retail," along with earnings growth that may pare or go flat.
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Perhaps one of the most affecting moments of animation in the 20th century is the way Simba's ears go flat and his eyes get wide as he sees the wildebeest stampede approaching in the moments before Mufasa is killed.
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"A frappé allows you to sit and chat for hours: not only is it sipped slowly, but the foam remains in the glass for a long while; it doesn't disappear quickly—the drink doesn't suddenly go flat," explains Constantinopoulos.
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The eight-speed Alibi, which also has an aluminum frame, was a top pick for both John Keoshgerian of Zen Bike and Bicycle Habitat's Charlie McCorkell because of one very cool feature: its semi-solid tires never go flat.
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The seats themselves were unremarkable, other than the fact that they offered little privacy and didn't go flat like the first-class seats on BA's slower 747 routes, and they were as narrow as coach seats albeit with a bit more legroom.
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Warren—and this other kid, Jeffrey Zuniga, who's a genius and destined to be class valedictorian—start disabling the cars' systems as much as possible, so they'll go flat out, because what kind of a race would it be if these two drone cars just creep along toward the cliff?
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In some corners, at 250 kilometers an hour in Formula One that would go flat out, easy, the same corner in Formula E might be only at 25.63, but it would be on the edge and you are kind of sweating at the end of the corner, you know: 'This one is done, now next one.
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One trading-advisory service for institutions I follow has been spot-on bullish all year but counseled clients to "go flat" last Thursday — because technical targets set early this year were met and "this is the first time [in 21983] that sentiment is just too extended" as enthusiasm grew for year-end upside capped by a corporate tax cut.
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The screens are actually ... I had to sell out and go flat to get health insurance, so I started a screen company called MicroDisplay, really tiny screens, but you could magnify them and put them into VR headsets, which we did, and wristwatch video, which we did way before the Apple Watch, and early rear projection TVs.
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The main advantage of airless tires is that they do not go flat. Other advantages are that airless tires need to be replaced less, resulting in savings. Heavy equipment outfitted with airless tires will be able to carry more weight and engage in more rugged activities.
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With Driscoll's win in 1996, she became the first person to win seven consecutive Boston Marathons. Her streak ended the next year, when her the wheel on her racing chair got caught in a trolley track, causing her to crash and the tire to go flat; Sauvage went on to win the race.
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Their first product is a bicycle tire inner tube replacement made of an elastic material, called the Milele Tube, which cannot go flat. Milele means forever in Swahili. It is a solid, cylindrical piece of elastic material that replaces the standard inner tube and can be cut to length to fit any size tire. It is being made with three different firmness levels.
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Four laps later, the green flag waved with Biffle in the lead. On lap 78, Johnson and Scott Speed collided, all with minor damage except Speed had a tire go flat because of the contact. Ten laps later, Stewart moved into the eleventh position after passing Jeff Gordon. By lap 95, Biffle had a six tenths of a second lead over Montoya.
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Spyce of The Situation said that after the second track, the album begins to go flat in its beats and Crusher's hard-edged delivery starts to meander, saying that "Even die hard fans will be hard pressed to find anything fresh and unexpected on this album which results in you feeling that you missed out on something." Rolling Stone criticized the album for being over-packed with production and vocals that were lacking and monotonous.
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At the 2010 24 Hours of Le Mans, the three Joest Racing-entered R15s finished on the podium. The new vehicle was a success at the 2010 8 Hours of Le Castellet, winning five laps ahead of the next competitor Aston Martin. The Oreca Peugeot, which was supposedly its rival, dropped a full eight laps down the order because the airjacks failed to come off. Audi continue to go flat out and in the end finished ten laps ahead of the Peugeot.
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The race restarted, and the lead was taken by a couple more drivers before the second caution came out when Mike Cope cut a tire and spun in turn 4. At the restart, Terry Cook was the leader but Houston, Wallace, and Hamilton again swapped the lead. Wallace had a tire go flat and had to make a pit stop. That same lap, Kurt Busch made contact with Hamilton and spun him out in the tri- oval, collecting Ruttman, Randy Renfrow, Randy Tolsma, and Houston.
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History of Klickitat County, 1982 [p. 468] Plans for a health spa gave way to a large bottling plant to supply Safeway with bottled water. However, although the bottled water was well liked it wasn't possible to keep the water clear and the bottles would soon go flat. After the owner, Mr. Langdon of Walla Walla, Washington, took his own life, in 1931 Raymond Newbern was sent by the Baker- Boyer Bank of Walla Walla to investigate the property to determine if it could be developed.
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The technique can also be used with pinch harmonics to make "squealies". A backward, reverse or release bend involves pressing the string to the fingerboard, pulling or pushing it up to stretch the string first, then striking the string and relaxing the string to normal position. This causes the note to go flat, the reverse direction of straight bend. Sometimes a guitarist bends a note on a certain string up, while playing the note the string is being bent to on another string, creating a unison bend.
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Gordon attempted to lap Nemechek, but the latter had an understeer that put Gordon into a wall, pushing his right-front fender in slightly. Stewart used the incident to pass Gordon for the lead and pull away from him. On lap 170, the third caution was necessitated when Gordon had his right-rear tire go flat in turn two, and the rear of his car was rammed by Jamie McMurray, who was blinded by sunlight glare in his eyes. Gordon spun and made two pit stops to repair car damage.
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Furthermore, ultra-broadband focusing capability from 500 nm to as far as 2 µm have been realized with the same planar lens, which is still a major challenge of focusing in infrared range due to limited availability of suitable materials and fabrication technology. Most importantly, the synthesized high quality GO thin films can be flexibly integrated on various substrates and easily manufactured by using the one-step DLW method over a large area at a comparable low cost and power (~nJ/pulse), which eventually makes the GO flat lenses promising for various practical applications.
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Technical drawing tools arranged in a knolled manner The term knolling was first used in 1987 by Andrew Kromelow, a janitor at Frank Gehry's furniture fabrication shop.Tetris challenge: emergency services worldwide go flat-out in viral meme Examples of what is also called knolling. At the time, Gehry was designing chairs for Knoll, a company known for Florence Knoll's angular furniture. Kromelow would arrange any displaced tools at right angles on all surfaces, and called this routine knolling, in that the tools were arranged in right angles—similar to Knoll furniture.
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After being on the road awhile, Antoine realizes the man (Vincent Deniard) is the escaped convict, but this thrills him more than causing any fear. Antoine even openly admires the thug for his 'independent' spirit, and they even manage to get through another check-point. Antoine stops to buy gasoline, and manages to get a small bottle of whiskey too, downing it almost completely. The convict is annoyed at his drinking, but soon falls asleep, when Antoine, now drunk, runs off the road causing the car’s tire to go flat.
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Hélio Castroneves and Hunter-Reay were both forced onto the three-stop strategy after the two made contact when Castroneves attempted a pass, resulting in Castroneves having a tire go flat and Hunter-Reay suffering front wing damage. They emerged from their stops 18th and 19th respectively. After this, the front runners were Sato, Rahal, and Will Power, who had greatly benefited from the Castroneves/Hunter-Reay incident. At lap 22, stops for those going for a two-stop strategy began, as Sato, Rahal, Power, Simon Pagenaud, and Alexander Rossi all pitted within about 3 laps of this.
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In newer pianos the strings gradually stretch and wooden parts compress, causing the piano to go flat, while in older pianos the tuning pins (that hold the strings in tune) can become loose and don't hold the piano in tune as well. Frequent and hard playing can also cause a piano to go out of tune. For these reasons, many piano manufacturers recommend that new pianos be tuned four times during the first year and twice a year thereafter. An out-of-tune piano can often be identified by the characteristic "honky tonk" or beating sound it produces.
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Finally, GO film offers flexible patterning capability by using the maskless DLW method, which reduces the manufacturing complexity and requirement. As a result, a novel ultrathin planar lens on a GO thin film has been realized recently using the DLW method. The distinct advantage of the GO flat lens is that phase modulation and amplitude modulation can be achieved simultaneously, which are attributed to the giant refractive index modulation and the variable linear optical absorption of GO during its reduction process, respectively. Due to the enhanced wavefront shaping capability, the lens thickness is pushed down to subwavelength scale (~200 nm), which is thinner than all current dielectric lenses (~ µm scale).
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Based on Panhard's two- cylinder automobile engine, it was mounted under the floor of the fighting compartment, which had the unfortunate effect of requiring the turret to be removed to conduct major engine repairs. Designed in 1951 by Panhard, OBE used a symmetrical front and rear with two driver positions. The EBR can reach speeds of on -wide, -diameter wheels with Michelin tyres and Veil-Picard tubes, which feature a series of nitrogen-filled cells, enabling them to absorb bullet hits and not go flat. The armoured hull is mounted on an 8-wheel drive, with 4 inner metal wheels, which can be raised for driving on the road.
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In an opposite situation when Brad in Opportune Marriage (1969) suspects Lisa of infidelity, he confronts her directly but his emotions go flat when he asks whether she is in love. This is in keeping with another assertion made in Full Circle (1978) that vast majority of women cannot commit to a sexual relationship without some emotional attachment. In Full Circle (1978), the couple's marriage falls apart when Steve is unable to tolerate Sara's infidelity on the basis that sex aside, she must have been emotionally attached to the other man. Lisa in Opportune Marriage (1969) acknowledges that she was emotionally unfaithful to her husband if not sexually.
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Moreover, both the refractive index and the optical absorption are found to be dispersionless over a broad wavelength range from visible to near infrared. Finally, GO film offers flexible patterning capability by using the maskless DLW method, which reduces the manufacturing complexity and requirement. As a result, a novel ultrathin planar lens on a GO thin film has been realized recently using the DLW method. The distinct advantage of the GO flat lens is that phase modulation and amplitude modulation can be achieved simultaneously, which are attributed to the giant refractive index modulation and the variable linear optical absorption of GO during its reduction process, respectively.
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The use of alcohol is generally avoided, as it easily damages varnish in ways which may be difficult or impossible to restore. The tuning pegs may occasionally be treated with "peg dope" when they either slip too freely, causing the string to go flat or slack, or when they stick, making tuning difficult. Some violinists and luthiers use a small amount of ordinary blackboard chalk on pegs to cure slippage. "Peg drops" (a solution of rosin in alcohol) may occasionally be used to treat slipping pegs, but that is a temporary solution at best; quite often slipping pegs have shafts which are no longer smoothly conical and should be refitted or replaced.
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Kenseth traded the lead with Hamlin on pit road, but left pit road as the leader. The race restarted on lap 339, and like the previous stint, Kenseth led throughout until the next caution flag – the ninth of the race – flew on lap 394 after Kyle Busch had a left-side tire go flat and spun out in turn 4, and was just clipped by his brother Kurt, which caused a similar puncture on his car. Travis Kvapil also hit the wall trying to avoid Kyle Busch. Once again, Kenseth and Hamlin traded the lead on pit road, but on this occasion, it was Kevin Harvick who would exit as the leader for the restart with 97 laps to go.
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Critical reviews at amitc.org. Retrieved 22 July 2008 However, Nigel Andrews of the Financial Times found it "like a pastoral parable that has been left outside in the damp too long, causing its batteries to go flat" and following a 2008 screening, Sam Jordison of The Guardian suggested "even though this film is (unusually) faithful to the book...it is really little better than inoffensive. Somehow the magic that makes JL Carr's book so precious is missing."Sam Jordison, "An Evening with A Month in the Country " in The Guardian, 19 June 2008 The film was the recipient of two awards: Pat O'Connor won the Silver Rosa Camuna at the Bergamo Film Meeting in 1987Awards at the Internet Movie Database.
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Early versions of the car featured a starting handle for cranking the engine manually should the battery go flat in Siberian winter conditions, and an auxiliary fuel pump. Under the licensing agreement with Fiat, VAZ were forbidden from selling the car in Italy in order to protect Fiat's lucrative home market, nor was it permitted to sell it in any export market in competition with the 124; however, exports to Western Europe began in 1974 when the 124 was discontinued in favour of Fiat's newer 131 Mirafiori. The 2101 was sold in export markets as the Lada 1200, Lada 1300, Lada 1200S and Lada 2101 until 1989; it was sold in the United Kingdom from May 1974, until the arrival of the Riva in 1983.
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109.), an overhead camshaft engine (in place of the original Fiat OHV unit), and the use of aluminium drum brakes on the rear wheels in place of disc brakes. The car featured a starting handle for cranking the engine manually should the battery go flat in Siberian winter conditions, auxiliary fuel pump as well as improved soundproofing. It was later joined by the -powered 21035 and the (VAZ 21011-engined) 21033. VAZ were forbidden from selling the car in competing markets alongside the Fiat 124; however exports to Western European nations began in 1974 when the 124 was discontinued in favour of Fiat's newer 131 Mirafiori model. The VAZ-2103 was sold in export markets from mid-1970s to early 1980 essentially as a "de luxe" version of the VAZ-2101.
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The full-width at half-maximum (FWHM) of 320 nm at the minimum focal spot using 650 nm input beam has been demonstrated experimentally, which corresponding to the effective numerical aperture (NA) of 1.24 (n=1.5), the largest NA of current micro lenses. Furthermore, ultra-broadband focusing capability from 500 nm to as far as 2 µm have been realized with the same planar lens, which is still a major challenge of focusing in infrared range due to limited availability of suitable materials and fabrication technology. Most importantly, the synthesized high quality GO thin films can be flexibly integrated on various substrates and easily manufactured by using the one-step DLW method over a large area at a comparable low cost and power (~nJ/pulse), which eventually makes the GO flat lenses promising for various practical applications.
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