In addition to centralizing information, Bellman hopes to automate some of the most repetitive tasks.
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The most repetitive line — "Oooooh, we all got battles" — actually seemed to diminish La'Porsha's own powerful life story.
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The idea, the company says, is to augment the most repetitive tasks performed by an IT department, not to replace them.
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The game controls poorly, the combat is one of the most repetitive and boring things I've ever experienced, and the lame, uninspired jokes never stop.
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" It truly felt like the game had improved by ditching its most repetitive and disrespectful elements, or what RPG fans love to call "the grind.
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"We are at the place where the most repetitive tasks can be performed by a robot," said Fred LeFranc, the founder and CEO of Results Thru Strategy, which advises hospitality firms.
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In fact, the buzz has receded; nothing but the thinnest and most repetitive of synthesizer loops will do as she sidesteps previous modes of sonic overload for a deliberately crude, simplistic, spare clarity.
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Naturally, the smart to-do list learns from how you interact with it (it wouldn't be very smart otherwise) and claims to automate the most repetitive tasks and flag up the ones that need your attention.
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Mixmax, a service that aims to make email and other outbound communications more usable and effective, today announced the official launch of its new IFTTT-like rules for automating many of the most repetitive aspects of your daily email workflow.
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Sure, it's one of the most repetitive games ever made, but there's real strategy to killing the Empire's black, 2D AT-ATs, and the game succeeds in amplifying feelings of panic (the Walkers are about to reach your base!) and relief (You've got the Force!
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"Around the World" was found to be the most repetitive of the songs analyzed.Colin Morris, Are Pop Lyrics Getting More Repetitive?, ThePudding A cover version of "Around the World" was released in 2006 as "Around the World Again" by Nicky Van She and Dangerous Dan.. Retrieved on August 30, 2007.
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It is the most repetitive fungal genome sequenced to the moment with 90% transposable elements (March 2013). 6540 genes have been annotated, a number similar to that in yeasts, but lower than for the rest of fungal genomes. The analysis of these genes has revealed a similar pattern to that found in other obligate biotrophs of lower presence of genes implied in primary and secondary metabolism.
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The Atlantics Kevin Fallon compared "Regional Holiday Music" to Glees own 2011 Christmas episode "Extraordinary Merry Christmas" which aired on December 13. Fallon said "Regional Holiday Music" "relentlessly exposed Glees most repetitive cliches" and "couldn't have invented better illustrations of Glees cringe-inducing, everyone-is-loved-as-long-as-they- sing-a-song motif." However, on a final note, he highlighted the two shows' similarities, explaining how both shows stick to their bold delivery and heartwarming moments.
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The production took place over four consecutive nights and the entire film was improvised by Mailer and his cast. The resulting dialogue was unusually heavy with profanities and Mailer later claimed that Wild 90 "has the most repetitive, pervasive obscenity of any film ever made". The Puerto Rico-born boxer José Torres appeared as the man with the barking dog and Beverly Bentley (Mailer's wife) played the woman with the knife. Mailer did not allow any retakes during the shoot.
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Hannah was honored as a "Disney Legend" in 1992. Jack Hannah is often credited with developing, if not creating, the personality of the animated version of Donald Duck. It is for this reason Disney historian Jim Korkis has dubbed him "Donald Duck's Other Daddy." Despite that, Hannah has often been noted for being responsible for Donald's most repetitive period when he constantly teamed Donald up with pint-sized antagonists, like a little bee named Spike, the wise old Bootle Beetle and Chip 'n' Dale.
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"Nobody But Me" (written and first recorded by The Isley Brothers in 1962) peaked at No. 8 in February 1968. The recording's two 31-fold repetitions of the word "no" fulfill Casey Kasem's "Book of Records" category of most repetitive word or phrase in a Hot 100 top 10 hit, besting the 26-fold repetition of "I know" in Bill Withers' "Ain't No Sunshine". An album, Nobody But Me, followed. The Beinz' next single, "Turn On Your Love Light," peaked No. 80 but became a huge hit in Japan, where it peaked at No. 1.
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Upon arrival slaves were drained both mentally and physically from their trek across Africa and the Middle Passage. Planters sought to break their spirits even further by stripping them of all ties to their homeland and native culture. This was done by giving them new names, making them do the most repetitive and backbreaking work, and paying little attention to their basic needs like food, shelter, and clothing. Slaves were also often separated from their families and friends leaving them alone and isolated due to language barriers between overseers and other slaves.
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Creating Flins plant was part of a decentralisation plan for Renault with the aim of removing from the Billancourt plant the most repetitive and stressful tasks, which had caused several protests. The number of employees increased over the years, passing from 2,100 in 1953 to 10,600 in 1962. During the 1968 protests in France incidents were recorded around the factory. Having in the past produced historic models such as the Dauphine, in 2009 125,400 Clios emerged from the Flins production line, although this was a lesser quantity than the 179,495 produced at Renault's Bursa plant that year.
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Ann Powers of the Los Angeles Times complimented Spears' delivery and the lyrics, saying the song is "about the kind of girl power that's focused on besting one obnoxious man, is also vintage and contemporary at the same time – more feminism as individualism". Mike Newmark of PopMatters called the song " a meaty, high-voltage shuffler helmed by the Outsyders, who do an admirable job of recreating the chemistry of Spears and Danja on last year’s single 'Gimme More'". Jim Farber of the Daily News said the pre-chorus was the most repetitive in a pop song since The Shaggs's "Gimmie Dat Ding". Jim Abbott of the Orlando Sentinel called it "basically an adult update of her teen-pop tease act".
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Metal Hammer described the album as "streamlined, grandiose and utterly complete", singling out Azagthoth for particular praise, arguing that "no one wields the demonic spirit of death metal with anywhere near the same sense of power and mastery." Sputnikmusic criticized Kingdoms Disdained for dragging in the second half as "too many tracks drag the album down and too few highlights to pick it up." They argued that the "problem songs all tend to be the longest and most repetitive, full of forays into slow, chuggy passages (suspiciously deathcore like at times even) and often lacking Azagthoth’s legendary solos. Conversely the best songs (see the opening handful and a few highlights in the back half like “For No Master”) are usually sharp, concise, and high tempo riff fests", while also suggesting that the album lacked the distinctive personality of the band's previous records.
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