Inside, Lopez spared no expense in kitting out her home in the latest and greatest.
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After all, we are kitting out three of the favorites with Germany, Spain and Argentina.
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Kitting out your iPad with accessoriesTo help turn your iPad tablet into a laptop you need some accessories.
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Everyone is going to have different priorities when it comes to kitting out a home office with essentials products.
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Adidas is kitting out nine of the 24 teams playing Euro 2016, including reigning champions Spain as well as Germany.
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And for a select few of them, that means kitting out a BMW with performance gear and drifting it through the streets.
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You went out and bought one, and are now wondering how you can get the most out of the machine you spent over $1,000 kitting out.
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More recently, she's seen how dedicated young collectors are making their homes hospitable to plant life, kitting out their living rooms with grow lights and foggers.
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Adidas is kitting out nine of the 24 teams playing at the ongoing Euro 2016 European soccer championship, including reigning champions Spain as well as Germany.
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Google has started kitting out an old Nokia factory in Vietnam in a bid to shift production of its Pixel phone away from China, two sources told Nikkei Asian Review.
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Last year, Nando's launched Portal to Africa, an online platform where the interior decorators responsible for kitting out new Nando's restaurants can buy furniture and fittings created by emerging designers.
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Now, Seattle's builders are kitting out the empty concrete tunnel it left behind with stacked roadways, sprinklers, ventilation systems, and all the other bits you need to move people about below the surface.
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By the late 19th century, American industrialists were kitting out their homes in New York or Baltimore with gilded armoires and Fragonard panels, eating off Sèvres porcelain, and throwing Versailles-themed costume balls.
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In the case of Lidl, the mobsters allegedly used their influence to obtain contracts for work like warehouse logistics or kitting out new shops, the arrest warrant issued by a Milan court showed.
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So, in practice, a bike made in China can be shipped to the UK, U.S. or any other country as needed, saving time and cost when kitting out new or existing cities with bike supply.
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Adidas is kitting out nine of the 24 teams playing at Euro 2016, including reigning champions Spain, while Nike has six teams, including hosts France and England, and smaller German brand Puma has five, including Italy.
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Sure, there's no downside to kitting out your kitchen with all the latest and greatest appliances — like, who wouldn't love having the highest quality juicer, a morning-saving coffee machine, or the ultra-coveted Instant Pot?
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The new lineup of devices also made its way to more markets this year, including an expansion to Canada just this month, which is why I now have a host of Echo hardware kitting out my apartment.
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The MolSSI is funded to the tune of $19.4 million over 5 years, and much of the initial $5.8 million, officially awarded today, will go towards kitting out the new digs and hiring the founding scientists and coders.
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Rohan Pradhan, head of Deliveroo Editions, told Business Insider at the company's office launch that Deliveroo is considering kitting out the rider huts with gaming equipment so that riders can have some fun while they're waiting for jobs.
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Unless you're kitting out your room with some very high quality speakers however, you won't see references to these more advanced specs—you certainly won't see them in relation to the audio setup on your phone or laptop very often.
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Adidas, which is an official sponsor of the tournament and is kitting out 12 of the 13 participating teams, says it expects to sell more shirts this year than the 8 million it sold in 2014, including 1 million in the United States.
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That doesn't rule out their use in all scenarios—examples could include kitting out military bases for rapid-response teams or use in disaster relief operations—but it does remain to be seen whether the Flyboard will ever be broadly adopted by armed forces.
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We first covered Blinq back in December 2014 when it was hoping to stand out in the Tinder-dominated dating space by incorporating beacon proximity technology into the swipe-to-like mix — and kitting out select venues (such as ski resorts) with Estimote iBeacons.
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By kitting out the first president in Roman costume — which Jefferson encouraged; he thought American military uniforms "have a very puny effect" — the artist attempted to elevate Washington out of his historical circumstances and into a pantheon of classical heroes, and to inspire moral elevation more than individual remembrance.
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WeWork, the co-working empire once valued at $47 billion before reality struck, plunging the business and its investors into crisis, has another problem to add to its growing pile — one which doesn't exactly reflect well on its core business of kitting out and maintaining modern working environments.
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But as TC's Sarah Perez pointed out, the value proposition for consumers of spending a lot of money on kitting out their homes with fancy connected gadgetry can be pretty underwhelming — given it's not all that difficult to raise your own blinds or push the start button on a coffee machine.
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Holywell Park Conference Centre is a conference and meeting venue located on campus. It was used as the kitting out location for Team GB prior to the 2012 Summer Olympics.
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The Conference Centre was the official location for the kitting out of Team GB for the 2012 Summer Olympics. 175,000 units of kit across 23 sizes were handed out to 550 athletes with the help of 450 support staff.
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82; White-Spunner, p. 50 Oxford was present at the first Army Board on 5 August 1670, chaired by the Duke of York, the king's brother who later succeeded him as King James II. On 5 July 1685 Sir Francis Compton was promoted to command the regiment. Oxford wanted the post for himself but was prevented from taking it by the King. Oxford was responsible for kitting out his regiment, and ordered a standard blue uniform from a woollen draper, Mr Munnocks of The Strand, Middlesex, whose son was killed in the service.
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Constructed on farmland south of Woodhall Spa, the station opened in February 1942 as a satellite station to RAF Coningsby. In August 1943 it became No. 54 Base Substation. After victory in Europe (May 1945) the airfield was used as an assembly and kitting out point for Tiger Force (a proposed heavy bomber force for the far east). After the end of the Second World War and with the move of No. 617 Squadron RAF to RAF Waddington the airfield was closed and the site used by No. 92 Maintenance Unit for the storage of bombs.
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Hinds came up with the idea of hiring country houses and shooting films in the rooms and grounds of the locations, which saved the cost of kitting out a full studio. The company acquired Down Place, renaming it Bray Studios, and was based there until 1966. Under the pseudonym John Elder he was a prolific screenwriter and from the mid-1960s he concentrated on this activity, though he produced the TV series Journey to the Unknown for LWT (1968–69) and The Lost Continent (1968). The horror script The Unquenchable Thirst of Dracula, which he wrote in the 1970s for Hammer, was never filmed.
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By kitting out for the 2012 Ulster Senior Football Championship Final, which his team won, Lacey made his 37th successive appearance for Donegal, beating the previous record set by Michael Hegarty. On 5 August 2012, Lacey surged up the pitch and scored the point that sealed Donegal's comprehensive victory over Kerry in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-final at Croke Park. On 23 September 2012, he delivered a high ball towards team captain Michael Murphy who smashed the ball into the Mayo net after three minutes of the 2012 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final. He was also in possession at the final whistle and sent the ball clattering into the crowd with glee.
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DragonMart, developed by Nakheel, is a large mall for wholesale purchase of Chinese products. The large size of this mall makes it a gateway for customers making purchase runs throughout the Middle Eastern and north African markets, and is a platform for Chinese traders and manufacturers seeking regional market entry. The mall has been a commercial success and construction has started on a second mall adjacent to Dragon Mart that will have 175,000 square metres of space and 4,500 parking spaces. The project was completed in December 2015."Schumpeter: Mall of the masses: The traders in Dubai’s Dragon Mart are kitting out the emerging world’s new middle class", The Economist, dated 14 April 2012.
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It was set up at the beginning of the Second World War, as a basic training camp, to train new recruits into the Royal Air Force. Known as a "square bashing camp" in the vernacular, it was very first base (after kitting out at RAF Cardington) of most personnel there during the 1940s to 1960, although the final passing out parade took place on 20 December 1957. Most of the personnel were newly called up in the rank of AC2, the very lowest rank in the RAF, for their 2 years National Service in the British armed forces. At this RAF Station, the men were given their initial training on their first entry into RAF which included first learning the RAF parade ground drill.
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The £26 million centre was opened in September 2014The eventual cost was £35 million with kitting out taking three months so that the first signalling to be transferred there became operational in January 2015. As York ROC will be responsible for the East Coast Main Line (ECML) from King's Cross to the Scottish Borders and the whole of the London North Eastern (LNE) region, (Lincolnshire, County Durham, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, Teesside and Yorkshire and the Humber), it will take some time for all signalling to be moved there. The last manual signal box is due to transfer to the ROC in 2056 from Morpeth, which should also be the last signal box to be transferred on the entire network. The ROC is expected to eventually house 400 signallers replacing over 1,000 signallers across the whole of the LNE region.
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After years of service in the Army both in the ranks and as an officer, Lieutenant Dand MacNeill's demobilization number has finally come up. Having considered but decided against taking a regular commission, his final duty to His Majesty King George VI is to see a draft of men through the discharge process. This involves making sure their shots are up to date; that they are not making off with any British Army property; that they have their travel warrants and paybooks; receive their final pay and their ration cards; and are ready to be processed through the kitting-out center, outfitted with civilian clothes (the gift of the British government), and released to civilian life. Unfortunately for Dand, one of the men being discharged with him is 14687347 Private McAuslan, J., the British Army's answer to Gollum.
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