This magnet isn't just any magnet, it's a super magnet.
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For instance, a school can be a math magnet or a performing arts magnet, or even an agricultural studies magnet.
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A stronger magnet had been necessary to pull the magnet out.
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I have a magnet that I'm dropping onto another (repelling) magnet.
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At 14.1 Tesla, Fermilab's new test magnet is an important milestone and the strongest collider magnet yet.
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Originally known as Davis Magnet Elementary School, Obama Magnet is the top-performing elementary school in the state.
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Magnet school: A magnet school has specialized courses or academic focuses that draw in especially gifted or interested students.
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Magnet offerings around the country have since grown; today nearly 4,000 magnet schools nationwide serve over 2 million students.
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The mount holds your phone with a magnet; you put a magnet sticker on your smartphone case, so mounting your phone is as simple as tapping the back of the phone on top of the magnet.
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But for now, Uber continues on its amazing ride, a magnet for bad news and a magnet for job hoppers.
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I put the falling magnet in a clear tube so it would stay right in line with the mounted magnet.
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The magnet isn't insulated, which means that the magnet goes from a superconducting state and back to normal quickly and safely.
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He even added a magnet to the bottom of the bottles so they could be picked up with the magnet-tipped wand.
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The magnet is paired to the Bluetooth technology, so the headphones automatically pair to your phone when the magnet is pulled apart.
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The folks over at YouTube channel PressTube recently paired the press against a neodymium magnet—the strongest type of permanent magnet available.
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You could put a magnet on the jumper with another magnet on the ground, aligned in such a way that their poles repel.
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These include the Music and Performing Arts magnet school, the Humanities magnet school, and learning communities for business, communications, global studies, and math and science.
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You can create electricity from a waving magnet—if I unplug a lightbulb from that lamp, and I wave a magnet around, the bulb will light up.
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If you combine neodymium with iron and boron, you can make a neodymium-iron-boron magnet, which is the most powerful type of permanent magnet ever created.
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By combining an old treadmill motor and a magnet array, these magnet aficionados were able to generate enough heat to fry an egg in a conductive pan.
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Nearby elementary schools include Paseo Del Rey Elementary School (a science magnet school), Loyola Village Elementary (a fine and performing-arts magnet school) and Playa Vista Elementary.
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Hitachi Metals itself expanded an NdFeB magnet plant in China Grove, North Carolina, in 2011 before shuttering the NdFeB magnet operations around 2015 due to challenging economics.
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"What used to be two 4.7 inches magnet modules, mounted on each wheel, is now just one small, coin-sized magnet," the company says on its Kickstarter page.
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However, when the experimenters held a magnet over the aluminum powder to confirm that this was, indeed, the case, the powder wasn't attracted to the magnet at all.
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A Mississippi elementary school will be changing its name from Davis Magnet International Baccalaureate Elementary — after Confederate leader Jefferson Davis — to the Barack Obama Magnet International Baccalaureate Elementary.
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They see my unpleasant shape and like a magnet I must repulse, whereas Eddie, he too like a magnet draws in their adoration like so many iron shavings.
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Mean Girls Mini Burn Book + Magnet Set, $9.95This magnet set will make your "Mean Girls"-obsessed friends feel as happy as when Glen Coco received four candy canes.
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It really was going to Brentwood Science Magnet, going to a science magnet school at 250 years old, being bussed to and from my old ghetto, two hours a day.
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"And on having a magnet implanted in his hand and hovering said magnet-hand near electrical outlets: "I can feel fortresses of industry miles away burning prehistoric hydrocarbons by the megaton.
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To create the levitating top, Skye placed a large ring-shaped magnet in a wooden base filled with bubble-making liquid, and a smaller ring-shaped magnet in a small top.
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Magnet-school offerings include the Interdistrict Science Magnet Schools, three high schools on a campus that also draws from nearby towns, and the Bridgeport Regional Aquaculture Science and Technology Education Center.
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In addition, the minority kids denied admission to Hartford's magnet schools have to attend the City's neighborhood schools — which are significantly more segregated than the magnet schools they are excluded from.
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Scrabble Fridge Magnet Set — $15 at ModCloth See Details
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Each little bump is attached to a magnet; the magnet is always attached to one of two steel layers, and can be switched by running a current briefly through an adjacent coil.
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The study had people picking up a baton with a magnet at one end and passing it to a robotic arm, which would automatically move to collect the baton with its own magnet.
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China is by far the biggest magnet for that talent.
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She attended a science magnet school that specialized in technology.
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Jeffrey Tibbetts removing a magnet implant from Zac Shannon's finger.
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Both use a magnet to keep the joysticks in place.
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For Astroscale, grappling would involve some kind of magnet system.
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Higher yields are a magnet for capital flows (see article).
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A "gun free" school is a magnet for bad people.
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California is actually not a magnet for lower income people.
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And we have just got to take that magnet away.
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But these days the surname "Kushner" is like a magnet.
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If you do, you will attract money like a magnet.
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They're also attracted to magnets because of their magnet content.
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Conrad opens the spherical magnet that she uses for teaching.
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We really were [a] talent magnet company for the industry.
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The Game says Sean Kingston is a magnet for misfortune.
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He's drawn like a magnet to the "Star Wars" display.
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They have highlighted a problem known as the "magnet effect".
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Yiannopoulos has become a magnet for controversy in recent days.
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Remember, Rey appears to be a magnet for Force visions.
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Four of the city's eight high schools are magnet schools.
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She's a magnet for media attention and a liberal firebrand.
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Like Piaf, Ms. Ferreira was a magnet for handsome men.
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Interested students voluntarily apply for these magnet schools and transfers.
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A lottery controls who is admitted to Hartford's magnet schools.
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Fortunately, I was able to enroll in a magnet school.
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Some would argue that U.S. asylum laws are a magnet.
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Items inside include a fridge magnet and a chocolate coin.
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This has produced a powerful magnet that encourages illegal crossings.
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It just seems like he's got a magnet on him.
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Before he came on board, Shame were a disaster magnet.
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She has been a magnet for conservative conspiracists ever since.
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The inside has a magnet made with neodymium and praseodymium.
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The case resulted in the opening of several magnet schools.
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Aramco soon became a magnet for men like Mr. Khowaiter.
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Indeed, the sentence beginning with "magnet" got the most hits.
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Ms. Wanner says Nairobi is a magnet for a reason.
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"That boy is like a magnet," an assistant coach marvelled.
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A 'gun free' school is a magnet for bad people.
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And the state is consistently a magnet for investment capital.
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The silicone is a dust magnet regardless of the color.
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A 'gun free'' school is a magnet for bad people.
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He had an idea that the land was a magnet.
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His classic good looks made him a magnet for artists.
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"Trump is such an attention magnet," said Wikler of MoveOn.org.
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Here we've put an unconventional superconductor inside the resistive magnet.
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Ben got his magnet removed at home by a friend in the surgical profession: they slit open his finger, pulled it to the surface with a bigger magnet, and plucked it out with tweezers.
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There, they found the hamster had been hiding a fridge magnet in its cheek, and it probably wasn't hanging out on the side of the metal cage, but it was stuck, thanks to the magnet.
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Lindsay Lohan: actress, singer, paparazzi magnet and ... expert in British politics?
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The U232 Life is pretty, but it's also a fingerprint magnet.
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"He will be a magnet for terrorism," one Western diplomat said.
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A bank of 600 capacitors powers the mega-magnet in Toulouse.
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Dishwasher Magnet Clean/Dirty SignPeople, just look at the fucking dishes.
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Veneto, which includes the tourist magnet Venice, accounts for 10 percent.
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Barr described herself as a hate magnet unworthy of being defended.
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Dharavi has always been a magnet for migrants from across India.
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The magnet schools did well, but the regular schools got worse.
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That could make the Senate a magnet for Italy's seediest politicians.
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This thing is a fingerprint magnet right out of the box.
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Mumbai, India's financial hub, has long been a magnet for migrants.
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"The Eyeball Kid is a comic-book character," Waits told Magnet.
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It also, somewhat annoyingly, makes the back a major fingerprint magnet.
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Every individual switch in the keyboard will have its own magnet.
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It has also been a magnet for Shi'ite militiamen in Syria.
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It's also, for the record, a bit of a fingerprint magnet.
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"He's a walking attention magnet, and interesting," Davis said via email.
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"We'll become the jobs magnet for the world," the aide said.
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Planned Parenthood has always been a magnet for socially conservative controversy.
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Jess is a magnet for romantic disasters and a total klutz.
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A police uniform is a "magnet for trouble", he explains gravely.
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Though a tourist magnet, the beignet symbolizes the city's French roots.
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As a magnet for immigrants, London has no rival in Europe.
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Kelly Wickham Hurst, counselor at Lincoln Magnet School in Springfield, Ill.
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Todd Mann is the executive director of Magnet Schools of America.
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He was put into the green room as a viewer magnet.
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He is a magnet for his peers and predecessors as well.
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The trial was also a magnet for other right-wing personalities.
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The EVE V back is a bit of a fingerprint magnet.
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I feel like an idiot magnet, and sometimes that brings trouble.
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Unfortunately, this is makes apartment entryways a major magnet for mess.
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It quickly became a magnet for foreign banks and fund managers.
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My sky is dead, but the blue ceiling is a magnet.
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Neither the funding nor the magnet changes have yet been approved.
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As leaders go, he has never been much of a magnet.
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THE VESSEL Thomas Heatherwick's Instagram magnet requires tickets for timed entry.
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The new T.W.A. hotel at J.F.K. is proving a designer magnet.
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If you have a little magnet, you attract a little wealth.
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The happy mother of the bride draws kindness like a magnet.
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Number Nine: We will turn off the jobs and benefits magnet.
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The stand became a selfie magnet, the newspaper O Globo said.
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Magnet schools were considered the jewel of the schools' integration efforts.
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I find a Hello Kitty figurine and a Frida Kahlo magnet.
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Trump's hotels have been a magnet for allegations of emoluments violations.
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The Big Apple is an increasingly powerful magnet for tech talent.
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Yet this ignores London's status as a magnet for money laundering.
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Of late, the state has been a magnet for investment capital.
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India has become "a magnet" for content companies, Shankar said Thursday.
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"The big magnet here is avocados," Falko Ernst told The Guardian.
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But sales of high-powered magnet sets exploded two years later.
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That included nine members listed as producers, such as magnet makers.
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But he eventually threw his support behind the magnet industry's proposal.
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Another, called "Man Magnet" is "prescribed for passion," but I'm married.
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Sexual misconduct is a litigation magnet; extensive business operations are another.
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Students can also apply for acceptance to a new magnet school, the Geraldine Claytor Magnet Academy, opening in Black Rock next year for prekindergarten through Grade 19303 and focused on science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.
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Dr. Brandt Magnetight Age-Defier Magnet Mask and Dr. Harold Lancer's Younger Revealing Mask are iron-infused formulas that are removed with an included magnet, which pulls off the mask and the icky particles in your pores.
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On a shelf nearby is a wand-like magnet with a handle.
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Adnan and Hae were in the school's smaller, tight-knit magnet program.
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When that happens, you end up being a magnet for illegal immigration.
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Susan's quite the magnet for salacious gossip, nearly all of it true.
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I think of it as a magnet; people are drawn to Timekeeper.
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All you really need is a battery, a magnet, and some wires.
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The magnet slider lid locks to prevent heat or cold from escaping.
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The Eastern District of Texas wasn't always a magnet for patent cases.
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The school was not the only magnet school to make the list.
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Who is the new power, magnet of media, and ruler of revenue?
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There's no magnet to hold it like on a Surface, for example.
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There, a giant 500-feet-diameter rotor will turn the huge magnet.
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Attachments don't screw in or squeeze on, but instead attach via magnet.
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No matter what he does, he will be a magnet for blame.
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The fastest growing state economy three years running is a jobs magnet.
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Learn more about the TimeFlip Magnet Simple Time Tracking Device See Details
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Attach the magnets to the magnet impressions using a little hot glue.
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Hard disks use a magnet and a coil to tilt the head.
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Now, researchers at the lab have announced creating a 45.5-tesla magnet.
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For magnet scientists, there are now even stronger magnets on the horizon.
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These policies had consequences: ISIS became a magnet for global jihadi recruitment.
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"Magnet Forensics stole from me," Sawyer told Motherboard in a phone call.
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Over the past decade, Thiel has proven to be a news magnet.
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A small magnet helps keep the flap closed, too, which is important.
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" A magnet on her refrigerator says, "Friends don't let friends vote Democrat.
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These opposite directions act like a plus and minus from a magnet.
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Thanks to its giant recycled magnet, CAST can provide such a field.
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Jordan, 69, had been principal at the magnet school for 22 years.
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I remember thinking, 'How do I get this stuff off the magnet?
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No one in town wanted to create a business magnet for trouble.
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"There is also evidence that nature is a social magnet," she said.
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Magnet schools were originally created in the wake of the Brown v.
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What you need: Plastic spider rings, magnet strips, hot glue, and scissors.
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Tacoma's magnet concept was a response to the Supreme Court's Brown v.
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Con: Gingrich is also a magnet for controversy and unconventional ideas. 9.
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""The button," NBC continued, "releases a magnet that holds the door open.
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The job magnet is making it impossible to secure the Southwest border.
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The bad news: Gingrich is a magnet for controversy and unconventional ideas.
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Mesa, Arizona, promoted its downtown specifically as a magnet for local brewers.
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Trump's military deferments have often been a magnet for criticism from Democrats.
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Australia's northern coast is a lightning magnet, since it borders the tropics.
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To avoid nickel on your existing pans, place a magnet near it.
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In the 21913s and '22015s, the neighborhood was a magnet for artists.
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Mr. Cohen has long been a magnet for lawsuits for his work.
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The main pocket can even be zippered or closed with a magnet.
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As prime minister, Mr. Papademos was a magnet also for internet trolls.
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I get my parents a coaster and my brother a magnet ($9.80).
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South Carolina, especially its growing coastal communities, is a magnet for retirees.
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As already noted, the Great Barrier Reef is a magnet for tourists.
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The magnet is so strong that the flaps will immediately join together.
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Online forums have become a magnet for cryptocurrency exchange information as well.
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Meanwhile, the public was mostly unaware of the debate over magnet safety.
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He had frequent X-rays until the magnet passed two months later.
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In recent years, the area has become a magnet for international capital.
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Qatar's presence in the U.A.E. proved to be a magnet for controversy.
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"It has become a magnet for tourists," Donner said in an interview.
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The so-called "interdistrict" magnet schools in and around Hartford were required by state law to enforce racial quotas, and magnet schools that failed to enroll (and maintain) at least 25 percent white or Asian students would lose funding.
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At nearly 800 pages, "The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter" is hardly svelte.
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He said sales at these newly renovated "magnet stores" are surpassing expectations already.
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When you show how enthusiastic you are about something, you are a magnet.
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Burmeister isn't sure people want a powerful magnet right next to their brainstem.
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Meanwhile, the mine, known as Las Bambas, has remained a magnet for discontent.
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The ExoMount Magnet Air Universal Smartphone Car Mount aims to do just that.
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But Mr Assad's policies, such as Law 10, also act as a magnet.
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Samsung built its big hype magnet and we all came to see it.
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Michael Bareev-Rudy never expected to have his finger implanted with a magnet.
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Pet served as the "magnet" to attract spirits and Wella as the illustrator.
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It's going to continue to lead the way and be an investor magnet.
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"Hyaluronic acid is a moisture magnet," says Allies of Skin founder Nicolas Travis.
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That's why America has become the world's magnet of talent, creativity, and determination.
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Pair it with a Prancing Pony magnet and you'll have the Shire covered.
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It's a fingerprint magnet but at least it'll last a really long time.
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"He's a bit of a magnet," says Ben Faulkner, DeepMind's former operations manager.
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It felt, perhaps, more like buzzword refrigerator magnet poetry than an actual product.
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Not surprisingly, it quickly became a magnet for foreign banks and fund managers.
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And yeah, the glass on the back is still a huge fingerprint magnet.
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He pulled the switch closed and the magnet moved with nothing in between.
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This is great news, Leo, considering that you're usually a magnet for drama.
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And that's why different kinds of public schools exist: district, magnet, and charter.
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The UCI says those disruptions often come from a motor, magnet, or battery.
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Yet Waterloo is more an exporter of talent than a magnet for it.
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The sprawling rooftop terrace has become a magnet for stylish Madrileños in summer.
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CREC Two Rivers Magnet Middle School, 337 E River Drive. 860-486-3253.
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Prakash Khatri and I have suggested focusing instead on the "exploitation magnet," i.e.
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CREC Two Rivers Magnet Middle School, 337 East River Drive. 860-486-4460.
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"Helene is a magnet for people," said Dr. Leslie Clapp, a longtime friend.
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Only a single work is missing, a rarity entitled "Magnet of Doom" (21970).
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The thing that becomes immediately apparent is that it's a major dirt magnet.
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The magnets are each about ten times stronger than a typical refrigerator magnet.
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He transferred to an arts magnet middle school with a strong dance program.
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She was not invited to continue in the magnet program into middle school.
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Since its opening, it has been a magnet for tourists and locals alike.
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What is your opinion about these types of gifted, honors or magnet programs?
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Kennedy recalls a different town in his youth, a thriving magnet to immigrants.
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This five-story, 10,000 square-foot shop is a magnet for art lovers.
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The highly anticipated New York outpost of the Chicago burger magnet has opened.
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It's also a magnet for adoptive families, usually white parents with black children.
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Magnet will best separate a mixture of iron filings and black pepper.2.
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Nine public elementary schools serve the neighborhood, as well as one magnet elementary.
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The nominated movies start to look like picture day at certain magnet schools.
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But he is a magnet for actors who are fun to watch. (2st.com)
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Eventually, the falling magnet will flip over, turning repelling magnets into attracting magnets.
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It feels like the metal the magnet attaches to could easily burn me.
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Once a wildlife haven, tourist magnet and agricultural center, it's now unrecognizable. 8.
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"It was a very strong click," when the magnet latched onto the grenade.
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As the home of Harvard and MIT, Boston is a considerable talent magnet.
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You are a magnet, and your environment directly responds to your inner world.
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"Business magnet" has since been erased, but the "investor" edit was left unchanged.
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The city was, historically, a magnet for immigrants and home to indigenous peoples.
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Judd, who died in 1994, is the magnet of art pilgrimages to Marfa.
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He called it a public health danger as well as a crime magnet.
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He has money, so much money, and he is a magnet for attention.
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The design of the new magnet is what makes it so much stronger.
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This measurement is basically just what happens when you put the particle into a magnetic field and watch how it twists to align itself in the same way a bar magnet aligns itself when you put it near another bar magnet.
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Because of the magnetic properties in the clay, the mask is removed with a Neodymium Magnet Head—which means it's not scraped or washed off the skin, but rather pulled off the skin via a magnet that hovers above your face.
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What do the Democrats do to take away the magnet, to take away what the president calls catch and release, what he says are all these loopholes in the current policy that acts as the magnet for migrants to come?
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But we do want kids," said Carson, who praised McAllister as "a kid magnet.
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So we said: Look, we're waving a magnet around; what lightbulb will turn on?
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That reputation, according to defendants, makes Illinois jurisdictions a magnet for personal injury suit.
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Some teens were getting let out of a magnet high school on the corner.
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What he has, besides his bow, is this magnet that tames the Tao Tei.
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Tibbetts plopped another magnet into the finger, sutured it shut, and removed the tourniquet.
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It's clean here, but the GS65's matte finish is also a fingerprint magnet.
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" She continued, "But as soon as he approached me, he was like a magnet.
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Network executives have acknowledged the game has become a political magnet in recent years.
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The other difference between a modern magnet and a childhood one is its composition.
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The scroll wheel then spins differently, depending on the state of the magnet inside.
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Then, add a liberal dollop of hot glue to the surface of your magnet.
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In fall 2012, I implanted a rare earth magnet in my right ring finger.
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"Don't get a magnet," he sighed, apparently not realizing that I wasn't speaking hypothetically.
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Alba and Paltrow rightly identify the app as a magnet for creeps, and Will.i.
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"It was really this new existential magnet that you feel drawn to your family."
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And besides, Turkey wants to be more than a magnet for no-frills travel.
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C'mon, did you ever envision a gunk-sucking facial magnet in your medicine cabinet?
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I also pick up a magnet ($6003) to keep by my desk at work.
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Take any magnet, and you'll notice it has a north and a south pole.
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Also, I never thought I'd write this about a hub: It's a fingerprint magnet.
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Times Square is a major tourist destination and a magnet for retailers' flagship stores.
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This project is trying to fix that, one oddly-shaped magnet at a time.
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For centuries, it has been a magnet for well-bred aesthetes from further north.
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Drew Scott and Linda Phan's new pad in Los Angeles is a baby magnet.
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Turning off the jobs and benefits magnet was another key aspect of his proposal.
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The key catch is a neodymium magnet key holder that affixes to flat surfaces.
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Thirty minutes of digging elapsed, and still the rogue magnet had not been found.
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I stop in the gift shop before we leave and pick up a magnet.
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Clayton's other roommate during deployment, Kayla Barrett, remembers her being a magnet for trouble.
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Realtor Bobby Smith placed the ad in the Spencer Magnet, a local weekly publication.
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Magnet Forensics immediately removed his code and issued an update for our beta customers.
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Conrad looks at an hourglass filled with ferromagnetic grains falling down onto a magnet.
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Texas has become a magnet by gaining a reputation as a microcosm of deregulation.
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A better outcome might be possible if focus is on a different magnet, i.e.
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"He was our most outgoing son," she says, describing him as a magnet, unmissable.
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She admires his onesie adorned with images of a magnet and a baby chicken.
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Comic-Con International is a magnet not only for wannabe superheroes but also photographers.
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But precocity remains a powerful attention magnet, and younger Americans were difficult to ignore.
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In recent interviews, she has said she became a "hate magnet" after the comments.
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At various times, Magnet Theater, 254 West 29th Street, Chelsea, 212-244-8824, nymif.com.
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At various times, Magnet Theater, 254 West 29th Street, Chelsea, 212-244-7, nymif.com.
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" Elena Arboleda, the salon director at Mario Badescu, said, "It's basically a toxin magnet.
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A magnet on the iMac's side bezel held an Apple remote in place too.
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We gather that if this tamper were any heavier, the magnet wouldn't hold it.
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Promise Sawyers started fifth grade at Head Middle Magnet in Nashville, Tennessee, in August.
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But we do want kids," said Witney, who praised Carson as "a kid magnet.
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The EVE V metal chassis doesn't feel great and, oddly, is a fingerprint magnet.
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My group may have tried to pass a round magnet through a metal pipe.
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It draws immigrants like a magnet with the promise of attaining the Chilean dream.
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The microfiber material is a magnet for pet hair and is washable and durable.
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Isn't anyone worried they're going to run into a stormtrooper with a giant magnet?
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Saturday at the Magnet Theater, 254 West 29th Street, Manhattan; 212-244-8824, magnettheater.com.
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"Every child here is born with a magnet instead of a heart," Pretty says.
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It's been a magnet for student groups, tourists and local families since its opening.
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Since European settlement, the river in West Farms has been a magnet for industry.
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These districts typically go about this by redrawing attendance boundaries or creating magnet schools.
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The magnet pulls the iron particles in the polish upward and reveals mesmerizing designs.
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For entrepreneurs, too, achievement is a magnet to mentors and a beacon to backers.
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Mr. Romney has also become a magnet for nostalgia lately — at least among Democrats.
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Ending DACA and turning off the amnesty-magnet is now more important than ever.
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The dog became his "conduit to other people, his charm magnet," Mr. Henican said.
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Because they both spin and have electric charge, each muon is a little magnet.
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During her teens, as she tells it, Buck became a romantic magnet for talent.
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"A 'gun free' school is a magnet for bad people," Trump tweeted Thursday morning.
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The Tori board is a magnetic board that pairs with a small portable magnet.
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It makes Joe Biden a magnet for the heartbreak of others wherever he goes.
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His quirky intellectualisms have made him quite the hipster magnet, Ms. Carr Falsetta said.
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He will be a magnet for media attention, especially if he wins in December.
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The city has also become a magnet for migrants from other parts of China.
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In recent years, Nigeria has also become a magnet for legitimate business in Africa.
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Residents say the park's perimeter can be a magnet for drug sales and violence.
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Watch this magnet marble run paired with Tchaikovsky's "Waltz of the Flowers" and relax.
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This would weaken the job magnet and reduce the number of illegal border crossings.
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She bought Noah magnet toys and puzzles to help develop his fine motor skills.
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The Hartford Public School District boasts several dozen magnet schools, serving some 19,000 students.
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Although the LNCMI magnet can't match the power of the 100-tesla magnet at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, "we are able to make a very long pulse, two times longer than in Los Alamos," enabling more precise measurements, Béard said.
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"Little Big Coil 3" features a superconducting magnet inside of a resistive magnet, and rather than using niobium-tin, it uses a tape coated with a kind of "cuprate" superconductor called rare-earth-barium-copper-oxide (REBCO) that achieves superconductivity at higher temperatures.
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But had this dropped magnet been filmed with one of those fancy bullet-time camera rigs that made The Matrix's fight scenes so compelling, we would clearly see those curved magnetic lines wrapping all the way around the magnet as it bounced.
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She is young, Hispanic, female and a democratic socialist — a 4-for-4 grievance magnet.
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Because when you are happy, you will become like a magnet, attracting what you need.
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Magnet fishing turning up relic weaponry is actually not as uncommon as you might think.
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And it's these tiny ripples that Weinfurtner wants to model with that massive superconducting magnet.
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Prudhomme isn't particularly fond of the bar, although it somehow attracts him like a magnet.
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Toyota, for example, recently developed a new neodymium-reduced magnet, citing concerns about neodymium shortages.
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She went to a competitive humanities magnet high school focused on social justice and activism.
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Is Donald J. Trump, media magnet extraordinaire, trying to save the press and public time?
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I used a black bowl with a magnet and water to draw [the virus] out.
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As CEO Elon Musk has noted in the past, Tesla is a real drama magnet.
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"There is an allure to Martha's Vineyard, and it's a magnet of tourism," said Blum.
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The magnet created a tingling sensation as it sucked the mask out of our pores.
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The sock is actually just there so they can pull the magnet off the safe.
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The state's economy has cooled considerably, but Georgia is still a magnet for capital investment.
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To turn the E6 off, you just stick the two earbuds together through their magnet.
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Since it's mostly glass, the Tab S4 is a fingerprint magnet of the highest order.
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It attaches via magnet, so there's no need to break a hole through your jacket.
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Basically, the voltage of a sensor can adjust based on its proximity to a magnet.
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In every city or village, public urinals served as an LGBTQ lighthouse, as a magnet.
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Sawyer contacted Magnet Forensics saying the beta software was not in compliance with his licensing.
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Get a free magnet with $30+ of Game of Thrones items using the code WINTERISHERE.
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She was really, really funny, and the magnet was just another funny thing of hers.
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She performed her track "Drama," off of her Magnet Bitch EP from earlier this year.
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You can optionally use a magnet if the clip doesn't work with what you're wearing.
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Ms. Chase also handpicked her cast, selecting Magnet Theater performers with various years of experience.
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The family lived for nine years in Ivy Hill, a magnet for first-generation immigrants.
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Most immigrants do not abuse our welfare system, and government handouts are not the magnet.
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This has become a magnet that draws undocumented aliens who can bring children with them.
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"It turns out that a wheelchair is some sort of funny babe magnet," he said.
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Such attention is rarely garnered by Dyersville's other visitor magnet, the National Farm Toy Museum.
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The former Mexico City mayor and three-time presidential candidate attracts attention like a magnet.
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The bigger the pool of taxpayer money, the bigger the magnet it is for fraudsters.
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Factor in time trials and completion bonuses, and a "new" Corps becomes a Twitch magnet.
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I'll be surprised if Bannon becomes a magnet for serious donor money for the fall.
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In a Socialist bookshop in Dublin's Temple Bar neighborhood, I bought a Casement refrigerator magnet.
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She has two children who have attended the county's magnet schools and other accelerated programs.
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That makes him, like W., a magnet for extremists who want to hijack the Oval.
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"Dogs, particularly those with long hair, can be a magnet for ticks," Ms. Leland said.
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And thanks to the filmmaker Michael Moore, the city has become a magnet for moviegoers.
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He supplied the giant magnet used to wipe clean Gus Fring's laptop in police custody.
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"I'm constantly cleaning," Mr. Musciacchio said, showing how the metallic soot stuck to a magnet.
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Luxury labels rely on Hong Kong as a magnet for travellers and shoppers across Asia.
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This is why I dropped the magnet in a tube—it prevents it from twisting.
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The workforce is top-notch, and innovation thrives here, creating a magnet for business capital.
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Britain, they said, would strike lucrative trade deals and become a magnet for foreign investment.
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This law all but assured the US's role as a giant magnet for suspicious finance.
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Many of them are magnet schools, which grew out of a hard-fought battle: desegregation.
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With the Soundbrenner Core, you get a sticky magnet that you stick to your guitar.
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"You put the stone in front and a tiny magnet behind your earlobe," she explains.
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The Sunbelt has also been a magnet for people who aren't quite ready for retirement.
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And when the Zumthor museum opens, it will exponentially increase the power of that magnet.
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Good Question The planet is a magnet for stuff: space dust, dead leaves, old refrigerators.
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A low 3 percent is a target that just seems to be a magnet now.
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The job magnet was addressed by the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 28500 (IRCA).
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Despite its woeful road and sea safety record, Thailand remains a magnet for foreign visitors.
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Instead of companies leaving the U.S., we're going to become a magnet for foreign companies.
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It is also a magnet for bizarre behavior that doesn't exactly make for good neighbors.
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Couture has most of the attributes that a paparazzi-magnet would want: Rarity, individuality, quality.
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The Plepler thing I thought was fascinating, just because HBO is really a culture magnet.
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It's a stone's throw from another celeb magnet down in Mexico -- Joe Francis' baller pad.
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When a neodymium magnet, affectionately known as the Death Magnet with a holding power of around 220 pounds, is dropped onto a makeshift trampoline covered in magnetite, the tiny particles align themselves along the magnet's invisible lines of force as they're drawn towards it.
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I pick up a Granada magnet and another little trinket for one of our friends ($20).
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The top culprits are anything with a mirror, pump, applicator, or magnet, and makeup brushes, too.
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There's no doubt that Trump's Twitter accounts are going to be a massive magnet for hackers.
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Think of it like this: moisture acts like a magnet, attracting other moisture wherever it can.
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Exposition Park is a magnet for the region and accessible from all parts of the city.
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Perhaps it's also this perceived availability that makes modern metalcore a magnet for fan fiction writers.
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It proved a magnet for Hong Kongers nervous at the impending handover to China in 1997.
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He set the example, and became a magnet for the right — or, perhaps, criminally wrong — people.
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Just place the sticker on the wall, then place the magnet and poster over the sticker.
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Sure, the once-sleepy city on the Gulf of Mexico is still a magnet for retirees.
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The 3D-printed micromachine has no batteries or wires, but is activated through an external magnet.
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Its arty edginess has made it magnet for coffee-sipping, craft-beer quaffing, Vespa-riding millennials.
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"Barry Seal is like a conspiracy theorist magnet for the left and the right," said Liman.
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And Ukraine's high interest rates have been a magnet for foreign investors searching for higher yields.
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Meanwhile, the massive wave of press that magnet implants got in the early '10s has ebbed.
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"Individuals with implanted devices, such as pacemakers, should use caution with magnet-containing products," she says.
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This top loader features a hidden rain fly at the bottom and lots of magnet fasteners.
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With such a rich landscape and history this region should be a magnet for Chinese tourists.
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The LME backwardation should be acting as a magnet to attract metal to rebuild depleted stocks.
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That's because the industry doesn't just generate manufacturing jobs, it is also a magnet for innovation.
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And the Czech government sees Kafka more as a tourist magnet than as a cultural icon.
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But it thinks of itself as a source of migrants rather than a magnet for them.
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When not in use, the horcrux is nestled in the front cover by using a magnet.
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How would this not be a further magnet for illegal immigrants to come into the state?
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Unfortunately, the case (which reminds me of the back of an iPod) is a fingerprint magnet.
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The sums involved in reconstruction are huge, making it a magnet for all manner of fraudsters.
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In its own way, the show has been recognized even though it's not a ratings magnet.
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In some places, the refugees boost local businesses and act as a magnet for foreign aid.
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Many of them are expected to open in Las Vegas, Nevada's largest city and gambling magnet.
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Since late last year, Moxiware has been selling what it simply calls the Apple Pencil Magnet.
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The magnet on the back attached itself snuggly to the thin metal frame of the blinds.
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Instead it uses permanent room-temperature magnets, similar to the familiar bar magnet, only more powerful.
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The area is a magnet for tourists in Britain's capital in the peak August holiday weekend.
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The first of these is a learning from Chen's first huge startup and traffic magnet, YouTube.
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There are 26 elementary schools and four middle schools, including a magnet school for gifted students.
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When an officer asked the man to dip the magnet again, he pulled up a loaded .
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"Ending DACA and turning off the amnesty-magnet is now more important than ever." https://t.
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High-quality public charter, magnet, private, parochial and online schools offer rewarding environments for America's teachers.
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You know, I'm automatically attracted to beautiful—I just start kissing them, it's like a magnet.
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It became a magnet for experimental artists including Richard Maxwell, Young Jean Lee and Karen Finley.
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Instead, the Sand Scribbler has a chunky tethered stylus with a strong magnet on the end.
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That magnet connects to a drawing tool trapped inside the tablet along with all the sand.
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They act as a magnet, drawing the drugs deeper into our nation, as illegal entries surge.
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Monaco is a magnet for the wealthy and the elite thanks to its glamour and affluence.
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But Rowans is still a magnet for people of all ages, all classes, and all colors.
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What capacity markets have been is a magnet for tinkering by regulators and other interested parties.
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SAG HARBOR, N.Y. — Tiger Woods, always a magnet for the public's attention, has competition this week.
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You know I'm automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them, it's like a magnet.
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With no one else in residence, Mr. Qader's house is the last rodent magnet in town.
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It then became a magnet for ex-Nazis and Gestapo members looking for a second act.
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Without strict laws and enforcement, we would long have become a magnet for international drug traffickers.
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Each gold dot is a magnet that holds each pod to the bottom of their cases.
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Now, with competitors like the Peoples Improv Theater and the Magnet Theater, competition is more fierce.
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Carell is a charming, maddening enigma, mawkish and mannered but always, somehow, a magnet for empathy.
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"Coach Fred calls her a chick magnet," Diggins-Smith said, referring to Wings Coach Fred Williams.
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He believes that Americans overlook the benefit of their country's reputation as a magnet for researchers.
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But over the last several years, Nigeria has become a magnet for VC and fintech startups.
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The growing popularity of pets is turning China into a magnet for local and global firms.
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And if you put a magnet in a magnetic field, it will wobble like a top.
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"She's very West Coast, she's very extrovert," the group's singer, Black Francis, explained to Magnet magazine.
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And Ukraine's high interest rates have been a magnet for foreign investors searching for higher yields.
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It is a tourism magnet, with luxury cliff-top lodges and beaches studded with sea lions.
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The objective is to eliminate the "job magnet" that draws undocumented aliens to the United States.
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The outbreak has also hit consumption of rare earths at magnet and catalyst manufacturers, Merriman said.
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The outbreak has also hit consumption of rare earths at magnet and catalyst manufacturers, Merriman said.
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We are encouraged to act at all times like a "hard-charging boss" and attention magnet.
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And that magnetism that two years ago brought many foreign fighters—there'll be no magnet left.
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It might be better to let the Department of Labor (DOL) deal with the job magnet.
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Eventually, scientists hope to produce an accelerator magnet with 16 Tesla for the Future Circular Collider.
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It's 100% bentonite clay, which sucks oil and grime out of your pores like a magnet.
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It was a classic metropolitan magnet, attracting anyone in need of a job or a raise.
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Still, immigration hard-liners contend that lax asylum laws have been a magnet for Central Americans.
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"Our vision here is to create a magnet for interesting people who enjoy life," Mr. Sugarman said.
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"He's like a magnet, people just want to come and sit and talk with him," Yancy says.
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Saturn, too, has a field like a bar magnet, though its field aligns with its rotational axis.
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For months, an implanted magnet had been uncomfortably bulging out of the side of Zac Shannon's finger.
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The magnet system is made with 3M very high and tough bond adhesive for a tight grip.
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"The UK or the London region is like a magnet for wealth," Hinder said in an interview.
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Coupled with a small magnet the Nest Detect can sense when a door or window is opened.
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"John, I mean he's like a frickin' magnet to me," Bella confesses to viewers in the clip.
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The straps come loose as soon as you overwhelm the strength of the magnet (which isn't much).
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Discussions began in August to re-name the magnet school from one honoring Confederate President Jefferson Davis.
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Her mother is an assistant principal at Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Magnet High School in Nashville.
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The economy is doing well, and the resurgent auto industry is a magnet for innovation and capital.
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Hornqvist took flight like he was Wolverine and someone behind the net was holding a powerful magnet.
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The lady's death remains a mystery — and a magnet for countless theories about who could be responsible.
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That is such a source of strength, such a magnet for the best talent in the world.
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Naturally, I had a lot of questions when I first tried it: Would the magnet actually work?
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By wearing the e-skin on your hand, the sensor works by interacting with a nearby magnet.
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The rubberized forehead padding, while easy to clean, doesn't breathe well and is a magnet for sweat.
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CHINA'S SOUTHERNMOST province of Hainan is a tropical tourist-magnet of white-sand beaches, mountains and rainforests.
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Acting as a magnet is the steady rise in the U.S. Midwest physical premium relative to Europe.
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The state has become a magnet for autonomous vehicle startups, particularly those working on self-driving trucks.
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The scale of the effort is a huge challenge, and such projects are a magnet for graft.
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Texas is a magnet for skilled employees who come to join the state's large and productive workforce.
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You can also be sure the magnet won't wipe electronics (like your remote entry key or fob).
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It`s always -- you know, work site -- getting a job in the country illegally is a magnet.
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Its wooden stand includes a strong magnet that shapes magnetic sand into intriguing patterns at the base.
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Providence County has become a magnet for immigrants — especially from the Caribbean, Central America and South America.
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"That should act as a magnet and hopefully support to the downside," said the founder of TradingAnalysis.
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U.S. News also ranks charter and magnet schools separately, along with the Best High Schools for STEM.
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There's the tab on the Pogo Keyboard and a hidden magnet on the back of the tablet.
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The magnet on the tablet won't do much when I throw the Tab S2728 in my backpack.
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Batman's presence can significantly boost sales because the character has always been a Bat-Magnet for fans.
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Since they are specialized, magnet schools are sometimes selective and require certain admissions standards for prospective students.
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Conservatives say that guidance has been a magnet for lawsuits that have stalled new energy-related projects.
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While not a perfect correlation, one can see how inventories largely act as a magnet to prices.
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In their tests, the robot was able to latch onto a button battery with its own magnet.
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More recently, it provided both an example and magnet for the countries of the former Soviet empire.
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A magnet for picnickers, it was once the place couples proclaimed their love by attaching metal padlocks.
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Calais is a magnet for migrants trying to reach Britain because it is close to the Eurotunnel.
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The new camera includes a mounting system with a magnet so it can easily be installed outdoors.
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Its wooden stand includes a strong magnet that molds magnetic sand into intriguing patterns at the base.
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Tourism was arguably the area's most important magnet for outside dollars, but it faced near-insurmountable obstacles.
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" My sister once put a magnet on her fridge that I loved: "Make a Mistake Every Day.
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In our age of endless reproduction, Van Gogh's sunflowers emit a strong smell of plastic fridge magnet.
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"You seem to be a magnet for our family quarrels," Claire jokes as she makes him comfortable.
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Moreover, Moore's flamboyance and hard-right social views would make him a reliable magnet for national attention.
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On the ground, Iranian forces are ever more present and a magnet for further potential Israeli attacks.
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He joined Campus Magnet, then called Andrew Jackson, in 1969 as a physical education teacher and coach.
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The final item is cutlery, which is lifted by a magnet and put into a warm bin.
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The Earth's magnetic field is a dipole, meaning it has two opposite poles—just like a magnet.
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Speks Classic Magnet Balls, available on Speks, $24.95Speks are one of our all-time favorite fidget accessories.
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It's a transformative peace magnet delivering democratic stability and prosperity to more than a half-billion people.
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Michelle's family stayed on, Craig attending Catholic school and Michelle qualifying for an elite magnet high school.
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Decent speakers can be two feet high with heavy ferrite magnet drivers hidden by gossamer cloth grilles.
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Two nearby magnet schools for the performing and visual arts serve students in sixth through 12th grades.
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Palm Springs' proximity to Los Angeles makes it a magnet for cultural activities and the performing arts.
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Almost 98 percent of the students at Davis Magnet, as community members call the school, are black.
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The United States stock market, which has been a global magnet, is rife with its own anomalies.
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If Clevelanders are returning to the neighborhood, the DSCDO and area artistic nonprofits helped forge the magnet.
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For the Rafael Hernandez Dual Language Magnet School in the Bronx, the change would be equally profound.
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If you are an extrovert, think of yourself as a customer magnet that people appreciate being around.
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As longtime residents of the neighborhood, they remember when the space housed Memphis, a 1970s celebrity magnet.
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Magnet locks, sensor-activated firearms that identify the authorized user, and pin-enabled locks are all available.
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Right after the repulsion, the magnet is moving up with a speed of around 1.2 m/s.
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Even a slight torque will cause the falling magnet to rotate, which produces an even greater torque.
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Without shutting off the magnet of amnesty, their mass illegal entries will also stay at flood-levels.
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As a low-tax state with no income tax, Tennessee is a magnet for people and investment.
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The bill also addresses the most powerful magnet that draws illegal immigrants into the U.S.: American jobs.
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But the district has mostly moved away from selective schools, and has instead created more magnet schools.
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The unnamed teacher works at the Space and Aeronautics Gateway to Exploration Magnet Academy in Palmdale, Calif.
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"Celebrate the success of others and you will become a magnet for what you desire," she says.
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Stronger magnets can also be used for increasing the resolution in magnet-based medical imaging, for example.
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Our openness to immigrants from other countries made this nation a magnet for innovative scientists and engineers.
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DACA has been an enormous illegal immigration magnet since its unlawful inception by President Obama in 2012.
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Washington Square Park, with its 1892 triumphal arch, remains a magnet for chess players and social activism.
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That's true even though their enrollment in the magnet schools would have "violated" the 75 percent cap.
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But as for its anti-smooshing properties, I think it's safe to declare this magnet a winner.
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The photos will be shown at No Lillies, a fundraiser for UN Women, currently at MAGNET Galleries.
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Narrator: To dispose of Todd's El Camino, Jesse calls on Old Joe, the lovable scrapyard owner who once helped Walt and Jesse destroy their RV.Joe reminisces about the magnet scheme from the season five premiere, when he helped Jesse use a giant magnet to destroy Gus Fring's laptop.
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Relationship vibes are stressful early this morning, but you're a drama magnet, Cancer, so what can you expect?
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When Anthony plays, he operates as a magnet for defenders, drawing their focus away from teammates like Porzingis.
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But it remains a magnet for those who dislike Muslims, railing against polygamy and crimes committed by immigrants.
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It found that new efforts -- like the creation of magnet schools -- by local school districts have faced challenges.
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With revenue that outranks Tiffany per square foot, Apple stores are a magnet for thieves, brazen or not.
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To get accessories to stick you use a magnet, and to transfer data the phone utilizes wireless USB.
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My "public school," though, was a Magnet consistently ranked among the top 10 public schools in the country.
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Chinese magnet producers are ramping up capacity to feed the ambitious electric vehicle targets of global automotive manufacturers.
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The magnet implant process that Michael undertook at the cyborg fair is more invasive and not entirely painless.
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Think of the Earth's magnetic field as shaped by a bar magnet at the centre of the planet.
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Despite a cooling off in the venture capital industry and IPO market, they are a magnet for investors.
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Like the Magnet clinic, Schiessl requires STI testing every three months for his sizeable population of PrEP patients.
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What is it about you that makes you a magnet for superstars like Mick Jagger and Bob Dylan?
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The lower cost of living has been a magnet for younger people looking to escape more expensive cities.
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So this whole idea of being a magnet state just isn&apost borne out by the economic data.
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That is one reason why the Netherlands has become something of a magnet in Europe for disgruntled investors.
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Not just as a source of power but, local officials think, as a magnet for businesses and tourists.
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It also produces twice as much torque density and three times the power density than permanent magnet motors.
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There seemed to be few moments in her 71 years that Princess Margaret wasn't a magnet for scandal.
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There's a magnet in CHiP's chest and one in the ball which, once they align, keep them together.
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Aside from being the envy of its ECAC brethren, the TD Center quickly turned into a recruiting magnet.
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The company's Triby, as it's called, is a colorful, magnet-backed Bluetooth speaker resembling an old-school radio.
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Outsiders reckon that the event is a magnet for alpha types that like to sleep in hyperbaric chambers.
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Fans of Veep know Jonah Ryan as the extraordinarily tall, insult-magnet careerist constantly struggling to get ahead.
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Lagos's Yaba district, the site of Zuckerberg's first visit, is a magnet for IT entrepreneurs, incubators, and startups.
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Radiologists say this magnet-based reaction is rare, but some have suggested simply avoiding iron-based tattoo inks.
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It also signals the death knell for "Nevertheless, she persisted," which has gone from inspirational to refrigerator magnet.
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Sure, the back is a fingerprint magnet, but it's no less than the iPhone 4/4S's glass back.
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Instead, the last significant bill that will pass Congress before Election Day has become a magnet for trouble.
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Previously it took us to Jupiter, where it flew down the magnetic "tail" of its enormous planetary magnet.
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In addition to traditional schools, public education options now include charter schools, magnet schools, blended and online schools.
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If you think you've found a 1943 Bronze Lincoln, the Mint suggests testing it with a magnet first.
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Dropping tax rates five points lower than the OECD average would turn America into a global investment magnet.
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The knife blades are then extracted via a magnet and grinded down again to achieve an exact width.
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Its bustling job market and business-friendly environment have made the area a magnet for individuals and businesses.
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In recent years, he worked at J. J. Hill Montessori Magnet School, which is part of the district.
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We will turn America into a magnet for new jobs – and that means jobs in our poorest communities.
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A magnet for the 1%, the French Riviera city-state has a worldwide reputation for glamour and affluence.
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After all, LIHTC housing units frequently replace dilapidated buildings and abandoned lots that are a magnet for crime.
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After establishing that poetry is a magnet for scorn, Mr. Lerner does not do what you might expect.
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What seems clear is that Mr. Trump's rallies will be a magnet for protests for the foreseeable future.
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But there is certainly no doubt which pairing on Saturday deserves to be the biggest magnet for spectators.
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A magnet charged with energy from the few-questions-asked City of London, the world's biggest financial center.
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For decades, Pittsburgh was hardly seen as a beacon of innovative cuisine or a magnet for the young.
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"Those businesses are like a magnet for millennials and also stimulate activity all around them," Mr. Hoskins said.
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While many residents of Little Syria have decamped to the suburbs, Toledo remains a magnet for Arab immigrants.
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"If the admission criteria hadn't changed, she would have been in a magnet for sure," Mr. Lin said.
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The pigmented powder's zinc particles work like a magnet to attach themselves to your hair and cover roots.
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He has become a red carpet magnet, thanks to his luxuriant locks and penchant for avant-garde couture.
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Our market is a magnet for imports and our export competitiveness in manufacturing, services and agriculture is strong.
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The country's vast tracts of wilderness are a magnet for those who want to view - or hunt - wildlife.
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There, the ancient tablet gets mounted to the refrigerator with a magnet and becomes a glorified recipe reader.
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He also established the 311 help line and transformed the city into a magnet for the 1 percenters.
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Since 2009, the annual Independence Day march has become a magnet for white supremacists and far-right groups.
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So many ads portray women as the naïve ingénue, the sex magnet, and I wanted none of that.
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When you open it, the tablet rests on top of the keyboard, held in place by the magnet.
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" According to Magnet, Thomas is an intellectual heavyweight propounding the farsighted vision that "there is no government solution.
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A typical approach is New York's, where gifted programs and magnet schools have not made a great dent.
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She was more the girl on the fringe of the party; he was a social and sexual magnet.
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It is launching a 300 square meter flagship store on Paris' Champs Elysee avenue, a major tourist magnet.
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We also stop in the gift shop and get my dad a magnet and get us an ornament.
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Those act as a magnet for money from around the world, pushing the value of the dollar higher.
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It's a magnetic board that pairs with a small portable magnet which you insert into various game controllers.
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It is launching a 300 square meter flagship store on Paris' Champs Elysee avenue, a major tourist magnet.
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Rachel Start is the director of Ambulatory Nursing, Nursing Practice and Magnet Performance at Rush Oak Park Hospital.
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All I have to do is wave it over the floor and let the magnet do the work.
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Ninety-eight percent of the students who attend the Davis Magnet school are black, according to the publication.
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Highly designed spaces in dynamic urban settings can act as a magnet for young talent, Ms. Vogelmann said.
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When a department store — presumably a mall's magnet for shoppers — closes, smaller tenants often press for lower rents.
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You can mourn, but you can't replace, Silvano Marchetto and his celebrity magnet, Da Silvano in Greenwich Village.
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Maybe the Mooch connection is proof that Davos is indeed a magnet for the best and the brightest.
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