Ahead, the celebrity couples from 2018 that will make brilliant Halloween looks.
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And the Startup Battlefield editors coach the founders to make brilliant pitches onstage at the Startup Battlefield event.
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They can space the court for each other, make brilliant decisions in the open floor, and eviscerate defenders one-on-one.
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Aries is a sign infamous for impulsivity, but with natal Uranus placed here, you're ready to make brilliant ideas come to life as quickly as they strike.
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The planet of action and the planet of inspiration make brilliant collaborators — under their gaze, we'll feel ready to present our most ambitious ideas to the powers that be.
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And the Battlefield staff coaches the founders to make brilliant pitches on stage at the Battlefield event We will stream the whole event to viewers around the world thanks to TechCrunch's enormous global reach.
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Crowdfunding projects are unavoidably built around unfair terms for backers, and while many project creators can make brilliant prototypes and drum up funds, scaling up to full manufacturing is often too much of a challenge.
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In a 2010 review in The Times, Sam Sifton gave Annisa two stars and called Ms. Lo "an original gangster," noting that she used her background as a French-trained chef who had worked in American kitchens to make brilliant dishes with ingredients from all over the world.
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Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, and now Kevin Durant all have skill-sets that incentivize small ball, but those lineups are not as unanswerable without Green's rare ability to protect the paint, rebound, switch onto point guards and wings, push the ball in transition, make brilliant passes, and knock down open threes.
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Frazier's latest invention is a new lens that promises to have a similar impact, being simpler and needing much less light. He has also recently designed and tested 3D capture using a single lens.Global Bionic Optics He also creates crystal artworks, that have been developed through the growth and manipulation of crystals on glass plates. The crystals are shaped with the use of sound tones, energy fields and heat to make brilliant compositions and captured by special photographic techniques.
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Born in Glasgow to Mary (née Couper) and William McAdam in 1872, Clyde came to New Zealand as a child, and was educated at Otago Girls' High School. She moved to Sydney in 1898, and wrote for the Sydney Bulletin. In an essay entitled 'The Literary Woman', she urged women to continue "to make brilliant discoveries in the realm of the emotions".Kirstine Moffat, The Puritan paradox: an annotated bibliography of Puritan and anti-Puritan New Zealand fiction, 1860-1940\. Part 2: reactions against Puritanism, Kōtare 3, no. 2 (2000), pp.
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