Those early users, LinkedIn said, had between three and 13 percent more unique impressions served and up to 80 percent more unique clicks.
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There's nothing more unique than it; there's nothing more special.
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So let's look at a different, maybe more unique case.
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How can you make yourself more unique from everyone else?
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An astronomical observatory is among the property's more unique features.
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ThredUP has "more unique apparel brands than Amazon," Reinhart said.
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Jensen is proud of some of the home's more unique properties.
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Little more unique, more different than most restaurants here in Colorado.
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Check out The Creators Project's Instagram feed for more unique artists.
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Younger consumers, in particular, are looking for a more unique experience.
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I'd say our pastrami is definitely a little bit more unique.
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"She invades my universe, and that makes my creations more unique."
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And they're made different still, more unique, by the artifacts they receive.
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Bojangles' Looking for a more unique take on pie this Pi Day?
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Liberated from tradition, memorial services have become more expressive and more unique.
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But there are some more unique, standout names on the list, too.
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Plus, as the leather ages, it grows more supple and more unique.
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Light fading and some distressed detailing make for a more unique wash.
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But now they can look better and more unique with rich media.
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But his situation is more unique, with a growing list of scandals.
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Regardless, it's a more unique way to learn about a person's interest.
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The companies plan to announce further collaborations on more unique buildings soon.
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"Doing it in English makes us even more unique domestically," added Sturla.
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And while most directly enter the plumbing profession, others follow more unique paths.
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And in the end, the changes make Snapchat feel more unique than ever.
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A new cologne that's a little more unique than what they already have
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Danny Lee is one of the more unique characters on the PGA Tour.
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And the Trump team simply made more unique ads — 5.9 million versus 66,000.
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Very few bands encapsulate true ferocity like C.N.D, making them all the more unique.
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So in a way it made me more unique than another place would have.
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There's even a whole new subreddit devoted to some of these more unique deliveries.
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Stocking strategic labels helps drive traffic to stores and make Nordstrom's offering more unique.
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It seemed like the more banal-looking the object, the more unique its story.
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What makes Sabatier even more unique is that he's never once used a budget.
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"The chaos brings a new element into my designs, which makes them more unique."
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At least the audience for his more unique version of graduation enjoyed the experience.
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But some aspects of life with the twins are more unique to our situation.
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One of the more unique aspects of the original was its in-game smartphone.
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The book also has a couple of typos that make it even more unique.
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But then there were more unique birds such as a Qatar Airways Boeing 777-200LR…
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One of the Switch's more unique features is the ability to play multiplayer games anywhere.
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One of the buzziest technologies shown looks to satisfy customers' craving for more unique merchandise.
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But its more unique feature is spoof detection, which can tell real faces from photos.
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Stray away from the whiskey stones and ties this year and consider something more unique.
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That means they're much more sustainable — and far more unique — than a basic canvas shoe.
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There are a few embroidery colors that are more unique, like bright pink and mint.
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However, the more unique aspects of the card mean that there's plenty to dig into.
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"The journals themselves are more unique than any book that I could write," he said.
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They've helped to define a mainstream that feels a little more unique than in recent years.
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Tracy said the flatbread concept was one of the more unique recipes created for the kits.
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I just figured I'd put my own twist on my pictures to make them more unique.
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Spreading the information around helps the fly brain give a more unique label to each smell.
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We give Farrell credit for coming up with one of the more unique proposals out there.
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And I personally think that the Albanian-language [lyrics] actually make the song sound more unique.
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Much to our surprise, we're seeing deals on more unique models that are rarely on sale.
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What could be more unique than topping the tree with a personalized Family Name Tree Topper?
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"It's more unique with MedMen as the stock price has performed quite poorly relative to others."
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But his dreams were not to be a pilot, his imagination was more unique than that.
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" He went on, "It is far more unique and far rarer than any simple dinosaur discovery.
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Companies that think about more unique value propositions are harder to copy and have better margins.
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Even if you just say "happy birthday," it's still a lot more unique than typing it.
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Along the way, Eilish has developed into a much stranger, more unique artist than initially promised.
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Some of the more unique features include a working elevator, a chandelier, and a grandfather clock.
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And I think the more unique I can be with putting pumpkin into something, the better.
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But even the black JBLs will make you look more unique than anyone in the Beats army.
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One of the more unique aspects of the Twitch store is that streamers will get a cut.
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It's a selection of 28 tiny games designed to demonstrate the more unique aspects of the hardware.
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I'd rather have seen either fewer, more unique endings, or endings that built toward some larger conclusion.
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Incorporating interactive physical commands would make the immersive experience they want for their users even more unique.
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These products make more unique and meaningful gifts, he explained, and there's also a slew of discounts.
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The result is a more unique sneaker that's just as sustainable as the original solid-wash pairs.
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Other colors are more unique than good ol' clear, and there's a mix of satins and shimmers.
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That's where the white Christmas tree comes in, bringing a decorative touch that's a little more unique.
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Finding the bird fossil in Europe, and the northern hemisphere, made it an even more unique discovery.
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Sleep Cycle, another highlighted selection on the App Store, takes a more unique (and possibly concerning) approach.
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Etihad's business-class cabin is among the more unique out there, although I found it really comfortable.
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At the next screen, you can modify the name for your skill to make it more unique.
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What have been some of the more unique circumstances that you've entered as a bridesmaid for hire?
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Sure, the X4 is more unique than the X3, but the sloped roofline messes up the proportions.
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What makes this issue even more unique, however, is the level of bipartisan support it has received.
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But as travelers are looking for more unique experiences, San Marino could be poised for a breakout.
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Another reader, Susan Peck, wrote in with what I can only imagine is a more unique ritual.
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And, in place of a blazer, make the classic ensemble feel more unique with a tailored denim coat.
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The results: More unique, albeit familiar flavor mash-ups to satisfy any late-night, post-binge drinking cravings.
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The presence of men on the womenswear runways would be thought-provoking if designers had more unique narratives.
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Not only is the gum glittery, it also has a flavor that's much more unique than just mint.
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We believe that it's worth investing that time and energy to create something a little bit more unique.
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Plus, they're just cuter and more unique-looking than the rest of the voice messaging toys out there.
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The gem is green in sunlight and can appear red in lamplight making it that much more unique.
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This year, instead of investing in a pricey "Joy" sign, opt for something way more unique and affordable.
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It makes me a little sad that someone this skilled didn't try to establish a more unique style.
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Arrangements feature your classics like roses and carnations, plus more unique pairings like succulents, eucalyptus, and even berries.
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It seems that the patterns of your irises and blood vessels in your retinas are even more unique.
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Its drones can also land within a tight space, which is more unique among drone manufacturers and operators.
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The park boasts more than 150 different kinds of birds, 500 plant species, and much more unique wildlife.
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Others see the issue as more unique to WeWork, not a signal of impending change in private markets.
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Therefore, they will be more likely to choose a more unique job to avoid becoming like their parents.
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The flowers I&aposve sent were vibrant and fresh, and more unique than what you&aposll find elsewhere.
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The show insider that spoke to Us also said that the applicants were more unique than in years past.
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Then, its more unique right side might take any number of forms — bulbous, angular, continuous, or some combination thereof.
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Microsoft is planning to kill off one of the more unique features of its Xbox One dashboard: snap mode.
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This cross-platform integration will also allow Alexa users to access some of the more unique aspects of Cortana.
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Here, you can change it to something more unique, as well as add a bio, picture, and Profile Video.
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Be aggressive in solving this problem by uncovering more unique, urgent requirements, and then credibly and proactively addressing those.
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That is well and good, but if you pen them at more unique occasions, you can multiply their impact.
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Mr Pinker defends "more unique", whereas many pundits still reserve "unique" to mean an unscalable "one of a kind".
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Order classics like roses or carnations, or spice up her kitchen with more unique pairings like succulents or berries.
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Thankfully, there are plenty of options that are both durable and versatile — from traditional designs to more unique displays.
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Perhaps more unique, however, is her dialogue with the sea, earth, and dunes, with the dislocated and the dispossessed.
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"I want to try some more unique styles of dishes—like making tare with goma, sesame seeds," he says.
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So one adult came up with a way to give Pokémon a much higher, more unique level of challenge.
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You found a more unique situation in me because I collect money through rent, which should keep me afloat.
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Problems somewhat more unique to the Gulf Coast, according to the report, are shellfish toxins and mosquito-borne illnesses.
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Feminine horror already exists at a rarefied intersection, and adding the gothic twist makes such games even more unique.
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We understood it at a very personal level and it just felt a lot more unique and important to us.
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Instead, the ultimate love token for this upcoming holiday is one that packs a more unique, dual-purpose punch — a.k.a.
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More unique options, like the rainbow roses pictured above, are also available on sale for the moms with wilder tastes.
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Its partnership with Citi will also allow the company to develop more unique services for its target customers, he added.
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One of the more unique aspects of this Omen X is the ability to easily upgrade some of its parts.
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Plenty of kids have toy pianos — though maybe not ones this fancy — but the toy harp is much more unique.
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What makes the discovery even more unique is that it has been located in an ultracompact dwarf galaxy, stunning researchers.
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What is needed instead is a more unique blend of qualifications combining local and global expertise, technical and interpersonal skills.
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The image is even more unique as it's one of only two that's been captured of a multi-planetary system.
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Though most people explore Disney Springs on land, the Boathouse restaurant offers a more unique way to get around: amphicars.
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They're a colorful, bright, and popular option for those who are looking for something more unique than the classic mainstay.
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It's a nice perk, being able to take advantage of something more unique, but we need traditional benefits as well.
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One of the more unique things about Tay is she knows she's an AI- and regularly makes light of it.
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For the past year and a half, this is where Wichmann has occupied one of Denmark's more unique culinary positions.
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Artists want to get more unique perspectives out of their drones, however—say, a bug's eye view of the world.
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Among the more unique locales for curling is the rooftop bar at the Gwen, a Luxury Collection Hotel in Chicago.
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I think that companies ... The leaders I work with believe their companies' cultures are more unique than they really are.
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Priority one is to add more unique designs to its shoe lineup to offer a complete product portfolio to customers.
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The survey also collected data on more unique one-off thefts that don&apost necessarily point to a larger trend.
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These shops target consumers with disposable income, people who are looking for more unique things to buy with their money.
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But given that the menu has so many other solid, more unique options, this dish wouldn't be my top pick.
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The only thing more unique than a historic landmark is one that's been transformed into a mind-boggling 3D illusion.
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The case looks like a hardcover while the Paperwhite is snapped in on the inside, giving it a more unique look.
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The point of a Rolls-Royce is that you pay top dollar for a more pleasant, more thoughtful, more unique experience.
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If you want more gift ideas for Father's Day, check out our guide here and get even more unique ideas here.
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The change in spending patterns has been spurred by consumers — particularly millennials — who are on the hunt for more unique merchandise.
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It must be tastier, more unique, more tempting to the eye, more evident of your technical baking abilities than everyone else's.
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You'll find yourself wanting to collect more unique folks, just so you can see them on the deck of your ship.
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What's disheartening about Williams's ongoing struggles is how he was one of the more unique mainstream comedians of the early millennium.
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With diners looking to spend their money on more unique experiences, restaurant chains like Chili's are finding it hard to compete.
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This holiday season, eBay wants its technology — and vast marketplace — to help you be a bit more unique in your gifting.
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We are, seemingly, becoming more unique as a people—or, at least, pride ourselves on how special and individual we are.
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The grapes are infused without preservatives and encouraged to ferment in their readied juices, making for a bolder, more unique flavor.
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While the mountaintop post office is certainly one of the more unique branches, the postal logo is ubiquitous throughout the country.
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Residents in Gloucestershire County are increasingly becoming accustomed to seeing, or better yet hearing, some of the USAF's more unique aircraft.
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Perhaps more unique is the "roofbox" — something like an open window set onto the heavy lintel stone that defines the doorway.
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On weekends, he takes the more unique items to local markets where he thinks they'll have a better chance of selling.
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They make the game of tennis more beautiful and more unique because of what they do and how they do it.
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There are also some more unique features – like Q&A sessions and contests to win player memorabilia and unique experiences with players.
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Supporting small businesses boosts local economies, and you can often find more unique and original gifts when you seek out small producers.
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Zsa Zsa Gábor's go-to, Florence Gunnarson No. 67, was extremely hard to come by, almost more unique than its iconic fan.
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He's started a company called Cosma Schema, geared toward helping those in the spaceflight industry develop branding that's a bit more unique.
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To find more unique return opportunities, sometimes you need to find situations that are uncomfortable that cause investors to overlook the stock.
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His vision, not a total departure from Schiaparelli's quirk but a plan to build on it, wasn't any more unique than Zanini's.
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Justin Crowe of Chronicle Cremation Designs offers something much more unique that you can do with the ashes of a loved one.
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"[We want to work on] a lot more content, and a lot more unique things that haven't been seen before," Cue added.
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It's not as expensive or luxurious as a true premium crossover, but more unique and fun than anything from a mainstream brand.
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Maybe it involves dots for the right amount of product or a buffing technique — the more innovative, the more unique, the better.
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However, data flows are a different layer altogether, which means they require a more unique and custom approach to addressing that problem.
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A picture of the Eiffel Tower that incorporates other parts of Paris is more unique than one of the Eiffel Tower alone.
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What's even more unique about the drama is that it has included five transgender actors as series regulars, a history-making achievement.
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Birthdays aren't happy occasions, after all — they're merely reminders that we're all insignificant drops in the ocean, no more unique than anyone else.
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The two new flavors join an existing lineup of 18 flavors, including classics like Cookies & Cream and more unique flavors like Cinnamon Churro.
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"You really saw [production designer] Anton Furst's designs start taking hold, and the city becoming more baroque and more unique looking," says Lee.
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Right out of the gate, one of the more unique things about Descartes is that it is headquartered in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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If you're in need of a birthday gift for a friend and want something more unique than a gift card, here's your answer.
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Facebook wants to own more unique, must-see original sharing that was reportedly down 15 percent year over year as of early 2016.
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Now, though, it looks like there's a brand-new dessert fad that might be even cuter and more unique than the cupcake table.
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Straight, round barrels are great for creating timeless curls and loose waves, but if you want more unique textured looks, you have options.
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McCue said that Flipboard still provides something more unique in how content is presented and in how stories are selected for a user.
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I also wished that the first box had more unique teas and a better mix, but more variety came in my second box.
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Although the iconic German Haribo gummy bears have been around since the 1920s, even more unique gummy forms were invented in the 1980s.
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Statistically speaking, the more unique data you accrue, the higher the probability that said data will span a more diverse range of features.
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Among the more unique single-origin coffees is this new import from Yunnan Province in China, a region usually known for its teas.
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More unique touches include the hanging brass lights over the kitchen islands that are originally from ships in India in the last century.
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"A lot of the potentially more charismatic or more unique species might not be able to survive in their natural landscapes," says Andrew.
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The student said she hopes to make her prototype more unique, patent the design, and submit the idea to automotive companies like Tesla.
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The move would help iTunes a more unique one-stop shop from content, and further stand out against such competitors as Netflix and Amazon.
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But the former Maryland Congress member has cooked up one of the more unique universal health care plans of anybody in the 2020 field.
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That bonobos, too, want to have powerful allies on their side suggests that our distaste for bullies might be more unique than we thought.
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We're spending less on more unique and interesting engagement rings and waiting until later in our lives than previous generations to tie the knot.
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Maybe if you go in just asking the questions, without thinking you know the answer or believing you do, something more unique can emerge.
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As our society moves away from the mass-produced times of yore, makers are helping to lead us toward a more unique, customized future.
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Among its animal education work and medical treatment services, the shelter has another program that is slightly more unique to the facility's island locale.
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But coming across more unique and worthy finds, like a novelty plant holder or a new pair of heels, isn't as easy a task.
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But while most music belongs to major record labels with which anyone can strike a streaming deal, what's on SoundCloud is much more unique.
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And even though our brains aren't actually that bad at remembering passwords, it's almost impossible to remember twenty or more unique and strong passwords.
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Mobike's wheels could get even more unique soon — manufacturer Foxconn has invested in the firm and will begin making smart bikes in the partnership.
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"It means that we get access to a more unique product rather than all having to conform to a mass-produced product," Watts said.
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In a note to clients early this month, analyst Vivek Arya wrote that the company represents "one of the more unique investments" in technology.
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He said it would take time but be good for the bottom line in the long run to have more unique stories being told.
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China's biggest action stars rendered in this folk style is a recipe for some of the more unique movie posters you'll likely ever see.
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There are numerous other climate change liability lawsuits pending in the US and around the world, but the circumstances around them are more unique.
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I always try to stay in Airbnbs when I travel — they tend to be cheaper than hotels, and they offer a more unique experience.
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What are some of the more unique circumstances that you've been approached with when someone has wanted you to write a wedding speech for them?
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A British company reimagined it as a holiday stocking, so you can now surprise your family with something more unique than the typical Santa version.
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The company approaches its work as a craft, even hand-making some of the bricks depending on the project, which introduces even more unique touches.
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Big tech companies do not have the same challenge gathering data, and they exponentially expand their initiatives to gather more unique and contextually relevant data.
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However, some of the more unique tasks have included helping to plan an anniversary surprise and even helping a customer find a lost pet cockatoo.
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To do this they had to create a culture more unique than most traditional Egyptian companies, a culture where it was OK to make mistakes.
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"We were shooting primarily night shoots, which injects a different type of enthusiasm-delirium, which I think makes a more unique bonding experience," says Carney.
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I was a bit sceptical at first, since I had planned having smaller enemies – but I realised that it would make the game more unique.
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Once I saw that his drawings embodied a rigorous fragility, I began to see that his work was even more unique than I first thought.
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It's one of the more unique parts of the Skype HoloLens experience, and one that we were impressed by during our first look at HoloLens.
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Maiden said that the tool had proven successful in training student journalists how to create more unique stories when it was trialed at City University.
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Who stays here: Style-minded youthful travelers, and anyone who appreciates the vintage aesthetic and want a more unique experience than a cookie-cutter hotel.
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"The way I see telemedicine is, it's a more unique method of delivering health care to individuals, whereby it's a lot more accessible," Lee said.
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But whereas Star Fox was structured like a typical action game, where you progress through a linear series of levels, its sequel is much more unique.
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All this has forced Fitbit to find more unique ways to prove to consumers that it is the best option when it comes to fitness tracking.
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While some are more subtle than others, these celebrities prove that there's no such thing as a beauty flaw — it only makes them all more unique.
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I find you get much better, more unique, shots when you are in a real environment, trying to find something that's unfolding in front of you.
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Generally, laptops at CES tend to be toward the middle of the pack, with companies saving their more unique or impressive models for less crowded times.
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And if you come back and enjoy those new things, we're going to give you something cool that makes your character more powerful or more unique.
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"We're thrilled to give you a way to show your fandom and make your connection with Netflix more unique," the company wrote in a blog post.
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LONDON — Galactica, the UK's first virtual reality rollercoaster, gave passengers an even more unique experience Monday when it ground to a halt halfway round the track.
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The 4.6-inch Xperia X Compact is the more intriguing and more unique of Sony's two new devices, and at $500 it's also the more affordable.
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Candy Bento Box, starting at $26, available at Bloomingdale'sA box of chocolates is all well and good, but these candy bento boxes are much more unique.
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It also doesn't hurt to add in more vegetables like peppers, onions, and mushrooms for a wider variety of nutrients plus a more unique, delicious flavor.
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This month is the perfect time to experiment with more unique, whimsical, or creative prints — swapping out those florals for something more — dare we say — groundbreaking.
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"While my triggers may be a little more unique than some people, many face being unexpectedly triggered by things outside of our control, right?" she notes.
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"Compared to other Platinum games I feel that The Wonderful 101 is one of the more unique titles that we have in our library," Kamiya says.
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Some will prefer the more minimalistic appearance of the Apple TV 4K, while others will like the more unique look of the Shield TV Pro.Set-up
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But Cumberland's situation is a little more unique when compared to start-ups operating in the cryptocurrency space, given its ties to an established financial firm.
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If wallpaper doesn't work for your bathroom, consider replacing the tile with a more unique texture, pattern or color, and pair it with a complimentary paint color.
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And as a result, Bose is discontinuing one of the more unique products it has ever released — and one that will now be remembered as a failure.
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"On top of this, being two women [who Sherri described as her captors] is even more unique, so there remains a number of concerns that we have."
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D'Arpizio said there's opportunity for luxury retailers to tap into this desire, by making it a more unique experience to visit their stores and wear their product.
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In an event for marketers late last year, YouTube said that India was the only nation where it had more unique users than its parent company Google.
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It's the company's most powerful gaming laptop at this size and also boasts Tobii Aware software, which enables new gameplay functions for a more unique user experience.
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Facebook Spaces, the company's budding social-VR app, is getting a slew of avatar customization options so your cartoonish likenesses can be even more unique and personal.
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The musician also carried a backpack on the red carpet, which ended up being one of the more unique accessories seen at this year's Video Music Awards.
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What is really critical is it's not just algorithms but your ability to train a model faster than anyone else and in a way that's more unique.
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Small towns in Texas are known for football and delicious Southern food, but Royse City has made a name for itself with something a little more unique.
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Don't two forward-thinking alien-obsessed futurists like Grimes and Elon Musk deserve to give their baby a more unique and special name, like William or Amelia?
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Those things are all well and good, but there are so many more unique and thoughtful gift ideas and gals to think of gifting on this special day.
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Make her living space even more unique by sending her favorite photo to CanvasPop, which can turn an image snapped on a smartphone into a piece of art.
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With a 90 percent occupancy rate, it's proven employers and their talent want more unique, trustworthy, well-equipped multi-month residences that actually make them feel at home.
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Then there's NIO's more unique features, like the "in-car artificial intelligence system" called NOMI, a Nexus Q-looking robot that sits atop the center of the dashboard.
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I tried to make it a little more unique, putting in some special chords that you really don't hear a lot of, which made it unique and special.
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But if the Stories content assists with discovering and vetting job candidates, it could make LinkedIn more unique and indispensable to recruiters who do pay for premium access.
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That said, the tradeoff is that Plated recipes tend to be a bit more interesting, and the results are more unique than those of Blue Apron's meal kits.
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Mindshow is really one of the more unique experiences that's been developed for VR so far with an incredibly thoughtful interface and scenarios that are just ridiculous enough.
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The rules would affect any website, search engine, social network, or ad network that has 50 million or more unique visitors most months in a year, Recode reported. .
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Part of me wonders where Microsoft might be today if it had shown similar conviction in developing its Courier concept and the more unique aspects of Windows Phone.
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In a world where Facebook is continuously copying its products and offering it to a larger user base, Snapchat is clearly looking for more unique paths to take.
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Trump's use of Twitter dates back years before he was in the White House and has been one of the more unique and controversial aspects of his presidency.
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A lot of these picks are more unique than what you'll find on ASOS or Mejuri, though not as expensive as what you'll find at The Last Line.
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Proper Cologne, available at Duke Cannon, $25If you want to gift him a slightly nicer and more unique cologne, Duke Cannon makes a few that we really like.
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Check out the full video above (and other episodes of How To Weep In Public) to hear more unique, personal — and hilarious — stories about dealing with difficult feelings.
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Two decades on from seeing James score 15 points in his high school debut, Windhorst talks matter-of-factly about one of the more unique athlete-reporter relationships.
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"The awareness that there was nothing like it was what pushed me to make it even more unique, because there's never been a Muslim family show," Youssef said.
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A crime committed only with the help of a photographic memory would be one of Japan's more unique cases of credit card theft -- but certainly not the biggest.
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In one of the more unique relationships between individual citizens and state, local, federal and tribal governments, FEMA has bridged the political boundaries to bring together American citizens.
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Rolls-Royce will scour the world to find ever more unique wood grains, while GM will relentlessly cut material costs to provide features customers demand at mass-market prices.
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Those are just the more unique requests; most people want something a little more predictable, like a foot fetish video or instructions from her on how to masturbate themselves.
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Lenovo tells Laptop Mag that the Chrome OS version of the Yoga Book will still support its "Real Pen" stylus, one of the more unique features of the tablet.
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And others are working with cheesemakers to help them create original cocktails of bacteria to add to the milk so that their cheeses can have a more unique taste.
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Obviously, not everyone owns a boat, and boat ownership is far more unique than car ownership — which makes it maybe an ideal category for peer-to-peer marketplace rentals.
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For an even more unique look — but still that simplistic tiny-home feel — a Chinese company called Weizhengheng specializes in customizable container homes that can easily expand and shrink.
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One of the more unique features of this four-slice toaster is that there are no levers — you just push a button and can hit cancel at any time.
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But sticking to the stony banks of the winding Seine river offers a more unique experience of the City of Lights, including helium balloon rides and docked party boats.
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This planet, detailed in a study that was published on arXiv and submitted to the Astronomical Journal and a study published in Nature Astronomy, is a bit more unique.
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The act would force digital platforms with 50 million or more unique monthly users to provide data on campaigns that spend at least $500 on political ads a year.
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There are even some table stakes features for a modern truck, like 110V and 220V outlets, and lockable storage, and some more unique touches, like an onboard air compressor.
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Dambe is one of the more unique forms of traditional boxing in that the fighters primarily only use their power-hand to strike and their lead hand to defend themselves.
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I adore [the main character] Allan Karlsson, who ditches his own 100th birthday party to find a more unique adventure — one he himself had no idea he was in for.
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Target on Sunday announced it's opening dozens of permanent Disney stores within its own stores over the next year, as it invests in more unique ways to lure customers inside.
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Cross writes, produces, and directs her own work, and hopes to get even more unique stories out there, even though she's currently struggling to find a studio that supports them.
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Using this as a creativity tool wasn't something we anticipated, but once people see what's out there, it prompts more creativity on their part to think up more unique names.
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Whether in traditional terry cloth or a more unique option, they can function like wearable blankets, and they're definitely more tasteful than lounging in a towel all day post-shower.
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The film was a tonal shift for Marvel at the time, embracing a more comedic, breezy tone, which made it one of the more unique offerings on the studio's slate.
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As scripting becomes more complex, and systems bump up against systems, and the worlds themselves become richer, player-photographers will uncover more unique experiences and create many all their own.
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What makes Greg's hoarding so fine is that the things he collects are more unique and bizarre than the stacks of newspapers or Star Wars figurines the average collectors stockpile.
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Consumers benefit from open trade and the ability to purchase more unique goods — like French wine and Colombian coffee, for example — that might be lost if trade barriers are high.
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The Floral Society Ceramic Flower Frog Vase Collection, $34-$106The artistic vessels are more unique than a typical vase but not so outrageous that they detract from any floral arrangement.
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This is as close as I will get to the 270 euro tasting menu at L'Auberge du Pont de Collonges for the foreseeable future but, arguably, a more unique experience.
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The Parrot Swing is definitely the more unique of the two, with an almost X-wing-like design that looks like it flew straight out of a Star Wars movie.
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Kennedy uses campaign email list to raise money to combat coronavirus MORE III's (D-Mass.) campaign response to the virus has been one of the more unique ones so far.
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"Since we bought the club, we have tried to be even more different, more unique, more creative," Khelaifi said in an interview at the launch of the Air Jordan event.
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In a more unique vein, the Ann Arbor Film Festival (March 24 through 29), North America's oldest festival for avant-garde and experimental cinema, will be livestreaming its entire program.
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If headsets continue to shrink and passengers wind up craving more unique experiences beyond scrolling through Instagram, watching television, or simply staring out the window, then perhaps Holoride has a chance.
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Here's a quick burst of different brewing methods, from the common cappuccinos and espressos to the always trendy aeropress and v60 pourovers to the more unique coffee cezve and siphon coffee.
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Individual company cultures may be more unique today (conservative versus liberal, strict versus playful) but the need to examine and then fit into a new culture – whatever it may be – remains.
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I never would have guessed that the textile was made from eucalyptus pulp, but it provides an interesting, eye-catching texture that's more unique than that of a traditional boat shoe.
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But the idea, hopefully, is that you're getting these seeds, and growing your own little narrative about these people, filling in the gaps and making the experience more unique to you.
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Researchers at the Art Institute of Chicago, partnered with the UChicago School of Medicine, used CT scanning to discover a set of Malian figures were older and more unique than believed.
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On the other hand, Instant Pot takes the guesswork out of testy dishes like soups, dips, and rice, and offers more unique features like cake making, pressure canning, and sous vide.
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On moments like "Million Dollar Mansion," where the two artists trade verses, he supplies his own cadence and reference points, demonstrating unequivocally that he's more unique than some credit him for.
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In one album clocking in at a mere 30 minutes, Calligram have expanded the sound of their debut into something more unique and total without sacrificing a lick of cathartic hostility.
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On a more unique note, the device is one of the first in the world to ship with Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 845 chipset which gives it some pizzazz and (likely impressive) speed.
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The more unique part of the service, however, is that it is in part maintained — or, rather, kept up to date — via the crowd in the form of Detectify's ethical hacker network.
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WordPress themes for business usually fall into this category, as premium themes tend to be more unique than their free counterparts and support a wider range of operations (online stores, for example).
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Seasonal events focused on holidays seem like an easy thing to keep up in future, and hopefully we start seeing more unique events with different modifications to gameplay down the road, too.
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Many industries have seen consolidation among the top companies in the sector and competitors could now seek more unique and creative methods for deals of their own that will avoid regulatory issues.
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Amazon's "Drop In" feature is certainly more unique than Google's implementation, but Lenovo's display gets kudos in the privacy department for building in a hardware switch that covers the front facing camera.
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The more unique 235% of the Hoya ETF, which the S&P Homebuilders ETF doesn't include, weighs home financing and real estate technology companies like Zillow, Redfin, CoreLogic, Realogy and RE/MAX.
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I try to convince E. that we should wait to find more unique items, but he is anxious to get the house in order and claims that chairs are a necessary purchase.
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Portal feels refreshingly unpretentious amid its Soho surroundings, but in a city filled with white-walled art galleries and art fairs of every stripe, it could stand to do something more unique.
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Others have chosen to take more unique routes to exploiting the law, like the members of the First Church of Cannabis, which claimed its choice of holy sacrament was protected by the law.
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The more unique cross-application combinations Slack creates, the stronger the case it can make that it amounts to the most meaningful shift in how people communicate in the workplace since email itself.
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With countless hybrid devices having flooded the market in recent years, the ConceptD 9 is among the more unique, eschewing the kind of Surface form factor most of these companies go in for.
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Though teens say technology cause them a lot of problems, they're also positive that their unprecedented access to information makes them more unique — and even better — than the generations who came before them.
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The Aladdin is one of the more unique smart speakers: it's meant to be mounted on the ceiling, where it serves as a light, a smart speaker, and a projector all in one.
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While the Fox poll didn't delve deep into the horse race rankings, it measured a more unique metric: how satisfied voters would be if certain candidates ended up being the 214 Democratic nominee.
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That's because the process of making these noodles is a little bit more unique than making your typical noodles—it can sometimes look more like doing laundry or weaving tapestry than making food.
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Photo: Cartsen EgevangOne of the most recognizable animals of the sea, the narwhal, is even more unique than their looks would suggest, according to a new study of their genetics released this week.
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The idea is to help journalists create more unique, higher-quality articles by using the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to suggest additional information for journalists to add to their work.
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"What we see in the Valley here is there's so much pressure on companies to bring in more perks, more benefits, more unique types of offerings to retain and recruit employees," Maass said.
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Read more: People are pulling out their Christmas trees early to start decorating for HalloweenOr if you want an even more unique tree, you could go for this rainbow version from Amazon ($259.99).
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Although ESPRESSO was intended to help find Earth-size planets around stars similar to our sun, it's also helping to find more unique and extreme exoplanets since it began observations in September 2018.
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Seiko Recraft Automatic, $129.99 (Originally $275) [You save $145.01]If you're looking for a style that's more unique than the traditional round-case watch, the Seiko Recraft's square case is a great choice.
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That's especially true of their new LA outpost with a vintage aesthetic that offers a more unique experience than that of a cookie-cutter hotel, and sometimes, at a much lower price point.
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Rachel Swidenbank, vice president of marketplace at Depop, previously told Business Insider's Mary Hanbury that buying secondhand clothes enables shoppers to dress in more unique ways, which is exactly what Gen Z wants.
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Jayden was dressed in jeans and a t-shirt while little Lexie opted for a more unique look, sporting what appeared to be a one-piece bathing suit over a pair of blue leggings.
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It's all designed to create a more engaging experience, which in the end will help drive additional business to these sites through either more customer conversions or simply more unique visits and page views.
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The survey of over 900 people who've been married over the past 10 years found that 54% say their proposal was "more unique and unexpected than most people," up 103% from 10 years ago.
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Since that fateful Halloween back in high school, Kate has developed a more practical approach to the beloved fall holiday, opting instead for handmade, creative costumes that are both more unique and more affordable.
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That mashing together of unique talent with Disney's storytelling, IP, incredibly horizontal org and deep executive talent pool as advisers makes its accelerator one of the more unique programs operating in the startup space.
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Many of the TicPods 2 more unique features are reserved for the Pro model, such as the head gesture detection, compatibility with voice assistants, and voice recognition, while the standard model has touch controls.
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I&aposve also had a number of friends adapt Blue Apron recipes to their own needs, something that seems more unique to this particular meal kit service than any other that I&aposve tried.
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Matthijs Keij, CEO of Withlocals, says that one size fits all mass tourism is coming to an end, and that travellers "are looking to get off the 'TripAdvisor circuit'" in favour of more unique experiences.
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But it was one of those places where I felt like I couldn't break out and be 100% myself, which, in a way, made me want to be more unique, as a form of [rebelling].
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But if you're looking to think outside of the box, to skip the half-assed t-shirt with a screen print of a Stormtrooper and find something more unique, you've come to the right place.
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Ultimately this should mean easier and cheaper early ramp for creating Alexa devices, and that's hopefully going to mean we end up seeing Alexa Voice Service spread farther, into even more unique gadgets and accessories.
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"It's one of the many elements that actually makes Bali an even more unique tourism spot, which holds special meaning to visitors as well as residents," Dendy Kurniawan, AirAsia Group CEO for Indonesia told CNBC.
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According to a report from the cybersecurity firm SonicWall, these types of attacks have been on the decline in 2018 (though more unique ransomware strains are emerging), and the tactic is still popular with hackers.
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Though you can never go wrong with a new leather wallet or Patagonia fleece, we&aposve also included some more unique gifts, like a custom Xbox controller and a cookbook focused on late-night munchies.
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And we also offer a lot more orbital inclinations; not everyone wants to go to SSO; there are orbits that are more unique than that where customers need to go in and we fulfill that.
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Though you can never go wrong with flowers, chocolates, and a thoughtful card, we&aposve also included some more unique gift ideas, like a custom map poster and a book about "Friends" on our list.
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Hill is one of the more unique backups in the league, as he is a key player in the Saints special teams unit and several trick-play packages that make use of his specific talents.
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From models with premium sound quality to models with more unique perks like a built-in wireless phone charging pad, it really looks like there will be a speaker for all buying needs this year.
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Even more unique is that the game takes place entirely on an X-axis, meaning that the player—a queen riding her horse—can only travel left and right along the banks of a forested river.
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Still, it's proof that apparel companies are open to the idea of customization, and as the technology advances, it could give consumers more unique apparel options — even if they aren't friends with a high-end designer.
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If you spot a piece in one of these visuals that fulfills one of your new-season hunts, you can find it, along with many more unique styles, in the online shop for mostly under $300.
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Firstly, she accessorized an aubergine peacoat with a Goyard bag; but not the branded carry-all that has reached almost Louis Vuitton Neverfull-levels of infamy among fashion girls, rather a more unique top-handle style.
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Among some of the more unique proposition bets are how many tweets U.S. President Donald Trump sends during the game and what color Lady Gaga's hair will be at the start of her halftime show performance.
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Apple's design choice looks ugly thanks to the permanent notch at the top, but its decision to embrace it should also encourage developers to do the same and offer more unique ways to handle the display.
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Some scenes have been hand-colored, while other edits are more unique: the male figures in the 1495 edition, remarkably, wear tight speedo-like trunks, sketched in by a careful hand to mask their private bits.
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Auto makers have always shared parts and engines and structures across vehicles, but this approach seems to set up Ford with more flexibility, which should result in more unique models, including the Ford Explorer ST shown above.
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But there are also features that make the Hydrogen One more unique, like the so-called "4V" display that will offer some kind of "holographic" view, although RED has been coy about how exactly that tech works.
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This company has carved out a unique niche with its ability to create flexible controllers with modern features that still play into nostalgia felt by longtime gamers, and it's cool to see them try more unique designs.
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The "Moto 2360 camera" is, if nothing else, one of the more unique mods that Motorola has released in some time; battery packs represent the bulk of snap-on modular accessories available for the Moto Z family.
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The enviable galaxy of freckles, which reaches from her upper cheekbones and across her nose — almost like a natural contour — gives Rose's look a whole new vibe, one that makes her signature look appear even more unique.
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Alongside Cortana, Windows Phone's Word Flow keyboard is one of the more unique parts of Microsoft's mobile operating system, and it will disappoint fans to see the software maker once again moving features over to rival platforms.
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As empowering as the internet has been, especially for the average Afghan woman, it has come with its share of drawbacks—online harassment and privacy violations among many others, some more unique to the region than others.
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A startup from Columbus called BYLINED is aiming to make it a bit easier for brands and people to come together in a win/win situation resulting in better photography or at least in more unique photography.
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In the end, the glory, advancement to nationals, and $500 prize went to Ginger Jarvis for a primary color profile of a woman that had resulted from some of the more unique brush techniques of the evening.
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A Mexican American artist, Martinez wants to create pieces that will ultimately merge styles from various cultures in order to create something that pays homage to indigenous communities in a way that feels more unique and complex.
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Some hedge funds spend top dollar on alternative data The goal is to increase the accuracy of bets, and, equally importantly, to make those bets more unique than the ones being made by the hedge fund next door.
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"The problem is more unique to LASD than their management would like to admit," Sean Kennedy, a Loyola Law School professor and member of the Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission, told Witness LA, a local news outlet, in September.
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And amid all of these wonderful human characters, there's Lando's droid, L3-37 (Fleabag star and Killing Eve creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge), one of the more unique, hilarious, and touching characters Star Wars has seen in some time.
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There are similar VR tools on the market, but Dorvilias she feels that hers is more unique in a sense that it packages positive interactions by tracking progress over time with a sustainable outcome that doesn't involve suffering.
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Nvidia is "one of the more unique investments in semis/technology, levered to multiple 10x growth markets in artificial intelligence (AI), gaming, virtual reality and autonomous cars (AV)," analyst Vivek Arya wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Without the native apps for popular video providers like Netflix and Hulu, consistent voice recognition and more unique features missing from competing smart displays, the fear of Facebook's surveillance may be outweighing people's love for shiny new gadgets.
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Inputting my 1099 income as a freelancer is a breeze with TurboTax's Self-Employed plan, and it was also easy for me to jump to some of my more unique tax needs like the Foreign Earned Income worksheet.
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"If the science comes back confirming that we have folks that are not European, then that makes it even more unique that we have a potentially truly — in every sense of the word — integrated cemetery," Ms. Moran said.
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Callisto uses Facebook URLs as an identifier, in order to avoid false identification or common names, so theoretically, assailants could avoid being matched by simply staying off Facebook and Twitter until Ladd and her team add more unique identifiers.
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Though it's not the tallest basketball shot ever made (that award goes to this 593-foot shot off a dam), the Harlem Globetrotters version might be even more unique because there's this weird, almost reverse arc to the shot.
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Platforms with 50 million or more unique monthly users would have to keep a public database of political ads, and the companies would have to make "reasonable" efforts to prevent foreign nations from interfering with U.S. elections through ads.
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The leather folio case is made of leather and looks like a mini novel, the sort you might have seen sitting on your grandmother's bookshelf as a child, making it one of the more unique options on the market.
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One of the more unique and intriguing pairs headphones of 2018, the Mobius use Waves Nx head-tracking tech to create a three-dimensional audio space that seems fixed in place rather than moving around with the motions of the user.
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That said, while the Pixel 4 in Google's official pic is clad in black, I'd still expect some more unique color options along the lines of the "Not Pink" shade introduced on the Pixel 3, and the Pixel 3a's "Purplish" hue.
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While most of those—which were basically just regular cafes with nap spaces built in—have since shut down, Chillazy remains in business due to its more unique conceit: It's a place to do literally nothing but catch up on sleep.
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A meaningful piece of jewelry is always a sweet gesture, but getting something that straight up says "love" on it might feel unoriginal (and even kinda cheesy.) For something more unique and intimate, this morse code love necklace is a win.
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More unique aliens that go beyond humanoid characters with some makeup on their faces With that in mind, let's see what we can do to go beyond the aliens that are just people with putty on their noses / ears / foreheads.
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Fans are in for an entirely unique experience, one that likely stands as a testing ground for WWE to not only make cruiserweight wrestling a more prominent focus, but which will also make for more unique digital content moving forward.
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Kimmel's raw emotion -- something rarely seen on television and even more unique for a late-night comedian -- made for a remarkably compelling moment amid the national mourning for the victims of the attack outside the Mandalay Bay casino late Sunday night.
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A year of Platinum Global Access from WeWorkOne of the more unique benefits of the Business Platinum Amex card for folks who apply before December 73, 2019, is that you will receive one year of Platinum Global Access from WeWork.
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McEntire also joked about some of the more unique duets out there, teasing that she and Cardi B would be doing a song titled, "There's No 'U' in Oklahoma and That's Okuurrrtt with Me," using the rapper's now-famous catch phrase.
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That's not to say there aren't ways to make your password more secure—longer, more difficult to guess, more unique passwords are safest, and the faculty at Carnegie Mellon have put a password strength tester online that you can make use of.
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What's happening in the case of Venom and A Star Is Born, however, is a bit more unique — some might even say idiotic and pointless — in that they are two extremely different movies that just so happen to share a release date.
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Others are more unique, such as dog-friendly offices and free cooking lessons in every cuisine under the sun (at Google, natch), and coverage for sex-reassignment surgery (at Pandora.) It might be odd that I talked about perks and benefits last.
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To take advantage of consumer tastes shifting to more unique beer flavors, Constellation has been building its premium beer business with acquisitions of independent craft brewers, such as Ballast Point Brewing & Spirits in 2015 and Florida-based Funky Buddha this past August.
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To help you navigate, you'll find the typical streaming service category prompts: newly added, Shudder essentials, last chance to watch, "binge this," and cues for popular genres like psychological thrillers and supernatural, as well as slightly more unique collections like Curator's Choice.
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Other initiatives Tesco discussed on Tuesday include opportunities to sell more unique brands and online meal subscriptions, developing its Clubcard loyalty program with a subscription model, setting-up mini fulfillment centers at the back of stores for online grocery, and delivery robots.
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Herschel Supply Co. Anchor 13-inch MacBook Sleeve Elvis & Kresse Folio & Laptop Case For something a little more unique, Muchaneta Kapfunde, who blogs about the intersection of tech and design at FashNerd, recommends this sleeve, which is actually made from recycled fire hoses.
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Blackout will include land, sea, and air vehicles as well, which makes it slightly more unique than other popular battle royale games, but aside from that it seems very similar to several other games we've seen pop up over the past few years.
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Likewise, Hans Op de Beeck's Staging Silence film trilogy (2009-2019) — whimsical, pint-sized landscapes assembled and disassembled by human hands — plays with apocalyptic ideas similar to those of Kline's vitrines but offers a more unique and sophisticated vision of anthropogenic climate change.
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There are a handful of game modes in ARMS, including a standard 1v1 Fight mode, a 2v2 Team Fight mode (where you and your ally are linked together by a string), and some more unique modes: V-Ball, Hoops, Skillshot, and 1-on-100.
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Your computer should appear no more unique than millions of other users, which is why Apple is promising to cough up only the most basic information to each website you visit websites using Safari—only general system settings and only built-in fonts, for starters.
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The quest to get ever-more-unique shots is pushing people to new heights, like this guy in Portugal who decided it was a good idea to climb up on a 126-year-old statue of Dom Sebastiao, a king of Portugal in the 1500s.
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Morse code LOVE necklace A meaningful piece of jewelry is always a sweet gesture, but getting something that straight up says "love" on it might feel unoriginal (and even kinda cheesy.) For something more unique and intimate, this morse code love necklace is a win.
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Other major cruise lines offer the option for guests to pre-pay for gratuities before sailing or add a gratuity fee at the end, but an explicit no-tipping policy will make the Scarlet Lady an even more unique cruising experience than it already promises to be.
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Then, suddenly, life's unfolding drama led him to remove his toque, leave the kitchen, and devote his energy full-time to making art, a decision that eventually brought into being one of the more unique bodies of work to be found anywhere on the art scene today.
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FROM PEN: Christie Brinkley's Girls Alexa and Sailor Reveal How They've Conquered Bullies and Body Shamers Gaydos has worked with tons of photographers in her career so far, but says "it's still just the beginning," and hopes to expand people's views towards more unique models like herself.
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If they want to extend that experience into grabbing some of the cosmetic items that can make their character more unique or just help them express themselves creatively — if you want additional sparrows, want additional gestures and emotes, Eververse Trading Company will also have that stuff.
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If implemented, a mere $500 worth of advertising would require such a disclosure, platforms with "50 million or more unique monthly U.S. visitors and or users" would need to have a public inspection file, and both platforms and political candidates could be held liable for noncompliance.
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Among some of the more unique proposition bets are how many times U.S. President Donald Trump will tweet during the game, how long Pink will take to sing the national anthem and how many times Brady's supermodel wife Gisele Bundchen will be shown during the live broadcast.
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Despite the size of the competitive field, Offer says that SimilarWeb's focus on deeper metrics — for example, engagement over basic traffic data — has meant that it provides businesses with a more unique set of data, and this has led to a rush of growth for the business.
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As with the original Mapbox SDK, the idea here is that the startup is using raw data from Open Street Map, and is then making it more unique and useful by ingesting and updating data, at the same time that it is providing it to customers.
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But like the Game Boy, it was a huge success, built upon the late Gunpei Yokoi's theory of "lateral thinking with seasoned technology": It made creative use of cheaper, older parts for a more unique play experience and won over a massive audience in the process.
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If she can avoid the trap of making her criticism of China too laden with mentions of President Trump, Warren can achieve the more unique role of a fighter for lower-income Americans as opposed as just another one in the herd of daily Trump-bashers.
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Granted, Lorde is already one of the music industry's more unique performers, with a spastic style of dance that frequently looks like the marriage between a dark magician and a seizure, but the logic behind this silent, expressive performance was almost certainly not 100 percent artistic.
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As someone who took the path less traveled myself, yet who has benefited from leaders and companies that saw past my untraditional background, I worry that others like me — and those with far more unique and challenging backgrounds — may not be "seen" for the awesomeness and potential they possess.
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But, if you already own at least a dozen pairs from Claire's like Khloé Kardashian and are looking to update your jewelry collection with something a little more unique we suggest trying out a pair of non-traditional hoops like this interlinked style from BaubleBar for only $38.
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We're going to reevaluate whether we can be competitive in those products, or if we're better off reallocating those resources to products that are doing really well or new areas of innovation that are more organic and more unique and differentiated to Twitter and that drive really strong engagement.
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This relatively new—and deceptively catastrophic—adaptation, called "human-mediated speciation," was explored in a study published this week in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. When a plant, animal, or bacteria undergoes "speciation," its evolutionary lineage will split off into two or more unique gene pools.
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But what was surprising to Berg were some of the more unique methods employed by porn stars to extend the reach of their brands—like soliciting online gifts via Amazon wish lists, offering paid telephone calls and texts, and auctioning their used lingerie to fans who craved their scents.
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One of the more unique aspects of the product is that the top of the home screen isn't centered on OKRs or analytics, rather it asks team members a new question every day meant to foster further bonding, and asks them to describe how they're feeling with an emoji.
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The ability to display artworks and have art exhibitions online has helped democratize and expand the experience of art tremendously in the past decade, but artist and curator Ada Wright Potter has pushed the digital viewing of art toward a different and undoubtedly more unique direction in her latest project, SCREEN_.
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The change from the colorful eggs to the blander silhouette is an intentional one by Twitter, which noted that the new image is specifically meant to be less interesting and feel more like a placeholder, in an effort to encourage users to customize their profiles to a more unique image.
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Coach is also introducing new brand ambassadors including Japanese actress and model Kiko Mizuhara, Chinese actress Guan Xiaotong, and Chinese actor Timmy Xu. "I love the way that we have pushed the Coach gang further this season to be more unique, diverse and just overall cool in their attitude," said Vevers.
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Among some of the more unique proposition bets are whether there will be an earthquake during the game in Santa Clara, California, and whether the total points scored by the victor will be higher or lower than U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump's percentage points in next week's New Hampshire primary.
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To that end, the new Senate bill — obtained by Recode before its official introduction on Thursday — seeks to impose fresh regulations on any website, web application, search engine, social network or ad network that has 50 million or more unique U.S. visitors in a majority of months in a given year.
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"This strategic acquisition will pair Stuff Media's wildly popular content and strong creative capabilities with iHeartMedia's extensive resources and massive scale through our digital platforms, social reach and broadcast radio stations, introducing podcasts to the vast majority of the country and offering even more unique opportunities for advertisers to reach their consumers."
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He wants to literally jet ski "As engineering challenges go it doesn't get more unique than this, so the next few months are going to be very exciting," states Ian Anderton, a thermal and aerodynamics manager for Jaguar Land Rover who can now joyously add "jet-powered ski suit design" to his LinkedIn skills.
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One of the more unique protests, #Trump221, with at least 2220 saying they'll attend on Facebook, is organized by DCMJ, which helped get marijuana legalized in DC. The group plans to begin its protest by handing out 2000,221 joints — a reference to 210/2210 — during a march from Dupont Circle to the National Mall.
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But when the revival confronts its elder statesman status head on — whether through Will gaping at a young gay guy who brushes off the sacrifices of the "Stonehenge" riots or Grace saying her "woke" pussy hat is great for sneaking candy into movies — it displays a more unique perspective than it's giving itself credit for.
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As the game progresses, you accrue more and more unique items that make delivering things just a little easier, whether it's a portable printer that can create bridges spanning rivers, an exoskeleton that increases your speed or ups your strength so you can carry more items, or a non-lethal weapon that's useful for taking out MULEs.
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Indeed, what makes the contemporary trio even more unique is that unlike their historical predecessors, who represented a kind of self-perpetuating political dynasty (they lived within 30 miles of one another, all knew each another, and hailed from the same state and political party), Clinton, Bush and Obama were wildly different as people and as presidents.
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The story of Jim has become one of the more unique staples of Trump's political career, a story he used to knock more liberal French policies on immigration and terrorism, while building up his own plan of stemming the number of refugees entering the US and implementing a travel ban against people from six-Muslim majority countries.
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One of the more unique insights the study provides is the likelihood that there will be more frequent and drastic year-to-year precipitation shifts, much like the one that occurred between a record drought that lasted from about 2012 to 2016, and was followed by a record wet winter in parts of California during the winter of 2016 to 2017.
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Incarnations of Chandigarh's designs are visible elsewhere in India, too, in buildings emblematic of what literary theorist Homi K. Bhabha describes in The Location of Culture as a "third space": the steady integration of the visual semiotics of a colonizing culture into an indigenous system, till the aesthetic has transformed into something far more unique than the former could've attempted.
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He might have jammed with rock's old guard (Ron Wood, Sting, Eric Clapton) in the early days, and gone clubbing with Scary Spice in the 90s, but as he fell in love with the city, he also started co-signing London's more unique subcultures, drawing off the energy of electronic music, and even trying to organise his own rave in the early '20073s at Bagley's Warehouse.
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Samsung is also highlighting the modular nature of The Wall; since the entire display is made up of smaller MicroLED panels, The Wall can be almost any size that customers want, whether that's a massive 146-inch display like the one that Samsung showed off at CES, or some more unique aspect ratios like 4:3 or even 1:1, depending on your particular needs.
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Facebook Stories lets you shoot 3853 photos without a 360 camera with this cool "paint with the lens" interface Facebook Stories lets you shoot 360 photos without a 360 camera with this cool "paint with the lens" interface Since testing in January 2017 and then launching in March 2017, Facebook has been rapidly iterating on its version of Stories in hopes of making it more unique and apt to its audience.
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Philips 43-inch 4K UHD Smart TV — £289 (list price £330) Toshiba 43-inch Smart 4K UHD HDR LED TV — £269 (list price £13) LG 43-inch UHD 4K HDR Smart LED TV — £299 (list price £599.99) Philips 43-inch 4K UHD Android Smart Ambilight TV — £400 (list price £850) The deal on the LG 43-inch 779.953K TV is definitely the best of the week, but if you're interested in something a little more unique, the Philips 43-inch 4K TV comes with Ambilight that will adapt to whatever you're watching.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 2900 in 220006 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.) and Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2202 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) have offered The Honest Ads Act, which would force digital platforms with 2628 million or more unique users a month to provide data on campaigns that spend at least $28500 on political ads a year.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.) and Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) have offered The Honest Ads Act, which would force digital platforms with 50 million or more unique users a month to provide data on campaigns that spend at least $500 on political ads a year.
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