" Like to move it move it — R_a_i_c_h_i (@R_a_i_c_h_i_) July 153, 2018 Or Whitney Houston's "I wanna dance with somebody.
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Where they move it over a couple of blocks... Or they move it over a couple of blocks and they do that.
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They've Got to Move it, Move it: Liars will often adjust their bodies during or after a lie to let off the stress and anxiety.
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When the film is on the move, it really moves.
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The president wants them to move it until next January.
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Do not try to move it, we're afraid it's cursed.
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We just have to move it to the right spot.
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"I just woke up and couldn't move it," Brugman said.
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"Move it, and the meat dissolved," Meza López recalled himself.
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And how much did you have actually to move it?
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How does she move it beyond what Obama has done?
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And if it does move, it can be fixed surgically.
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A 30 percent expansion will move it up one spot.
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"The principle 'move it or lose it' applies," he said.
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There was only that camera, and we couldn't move it.
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They may move it to 10 grams, or 433 grams.
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They may move it to 10 grams, or 15 grams.
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This year I think I might move it to Miami.
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When Apple makes a move, it usually causes an earthquake.
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So, if they show interest, don't move it away immediately.
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"But people are still very slow to move it along."
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And move it from the cloud to your new phone.
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"That's the big question, regardless of how you move it around."
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It's unlikely the producer is paying for the move, it noted.
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It's how she's learned to move it depending on the circumstances.
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Otherwise, people would have to move it, which could be dangerous.
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I should take it out and move it to another location.
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And then put it in the computer and move it around.
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It even has wheels so you can move it as needed.
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Jose's on a track that will move it to the north.
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And when there's a slider, you grab it and move it.
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He shelled out a further $100m to move it to China.
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And we do the job of don't make you move it.
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Will they not be able to move it to somebody else?
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In so doing we would move it toward the world economy.
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Let's hope we can move it out of the Senate today.
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It all hurts, and if you move, it will hurt more.
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But, until then, why move the stove merely to move it?
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"Hearings such as this will help move it along," she said.
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It takes enormous energy just to move it a few inches.
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In an unusual move, it decided last year to make public information based on data from thousands of people it had tested, a move it said would aid drug research and other efforts to combat diseases.
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I couldn't lift it, couldn't move it, it was just dead weight.
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If a relationship can survive a Brooklyn move, it can survive anything.
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"It must have taken five hefty lads to move it," he said.
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I would push it and move it around and it just stayed.
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Or, like any Instagram sticker, you can move it to the trash.
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For critics of the move, it represents another erosion of user choice.
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"We've got to move it along and get it to conference," Sen.
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With that knowledge move it inside with something like vacuuming or dishes.
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I want to touch it, move it, and dive into the world.
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If you have the shot take it, if not just move it.
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We process it and move it out as quick as we can.
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When it finally managed to move, it ran into a sand dune.
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Move it even faster, and you can create the illusion of movement.
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Guess I can not move it now to cover up the mark.
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So, they withdrew all their money to move it to another bank.
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Those variations don't kill the tradition, they move it in different directions.
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"You're still allowed to move it around within Germany," Mr. Schultz said.
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You can only see it if you move it into the light.
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"They wanted me to move it, and I just wouldn't," said Alvarez.
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To move it with weeks to go until its release is unprecedented.
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"With aerospace, you can't pick up and move it," Mr. Jones said.
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Take the final sentence or paragraph and move it to the top.
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When he does move, it is to clip thick stacks of coupons.
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You have to move it to to the left and the right.
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Afterward, that segment of spine can no longer move — it is rigid.
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But we're ready to move it to the next level after that.
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If that's not something you're comfortable with, it's time to move it.
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Friday, after the deadline, unless every senator agrees to move it up.
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Already, Colorado's governor is angling to move it east across the Rockies.
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But then lawmakers ran out of time to move it through Congress.
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Technically, if all present senators agree, the Senate could move it quickly.
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To revive a sunburned plant, move it to a shadier location immediately.
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Then, in its most striking move, it deposed Mr. Boehner in 2015.
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Clear everything off the kitchen counter and move it into the oven.
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Nothing has changed, they just simply decided to move it to tomorrow.
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Marvel was no longer a comics publisher "on the move"...it had arrived.
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Rather than move oxygen with their hearts, they move it with their guts.
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The path is, Take each thing, Move it into the next, Repeat --> Success.
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I must have slept weird because my neck hurts when I move it.
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And we're playing our part, for example, in London to move it electric.
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And, by the time they were ready to move, it was too late.
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If you want, you can even move it back before they get home.
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It's very important to continue to advance the factory and move it forward.
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We had to shut down the George Washington Bridge to move it there.
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Question is ... will he move it to Cleveland when the season starts too?
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The house sits on wheels, allowing Rubiano to move it wherever she wants.
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But for the next nine hours, our task would be to move it.
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Do what I did and just move it inside during the cooler months.
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Pressure mounted on Mayor Bloomberg to kill it, or move it somewhere else.
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Check out these bars, in particular, and move it along: Exquisite, I'd say.
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We're trying to retool the experience so that it can ... Move it around.
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When John Sullivan's aging mother needed to move, it was a challenging experience.
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It is easy to move money in, and easy to move it out.
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You can tap and hold on any app icon to move it around.
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Then, they move it inside (to heat the home) or outside (for cooling).
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A few extras were needed in the background to help move it around.
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These are animated characters that mimic a person's face when they move it.
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Which means lawmakers need to find a vehicle to move it and soon.
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I balance with just my pinkie and I barely move it for hours.
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"I was just trying to move (it) around," Sabathia said of getting Devers.
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It is easy to move money in, and easy to move it out.
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By comparison, 35 percent said they would move it in the wrong direction.
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This was a major trophy and would require a helicopter to move it.
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It takes time to clean up the environment and move it over successfully.
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"I don't think you could engineer a machine to move it as smoothly."
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Where the jobs are: California, Texas, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania Median pay: $59,010Job growth through 2024: 4703% Picture occupational therapy assistants like Dorothy oiling up the Tin Man in the Wizard of Oz. They help you move it, move it.
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That is a very concerning move, it&aposs very hurtful to U.S. national security.
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We're going to try to move it up faster and increase the theater counts.
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Besides crowdfunding, Move It is also looking to mainland China for an extra boost.
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We thought, how can we take that navigation pattern and move it into mobile?
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Buying its rival was a move it had hoped would fend off industry change.
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You can resize the story sticker or move it around as you see fit.
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But I would suggest this to Donald Trump, he needs to move it on.
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Once you have a tile pinned, click and drag it to move it around.
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Move it more to the center, and the conservative factions will turn against it.
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Walters said that if jobs move, it could be to Dublin, Frankfurt and Luxembourg.
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She votes Zeke, all while bemoaning with Michaela what a bad move it is.
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Intellectual property is increasingly mobile, allowing companies to move it to low-tax countries.
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The ARM's goal was to divert an asteroid and move it to lunar orbit.
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Beside the mosaic is a ladder owned by Catholics, who will not move it.
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However, even with the recent move, it has still fallen 21.1% year to date.
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The video window is resizable and you can move it anywhere on the screen.
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You can see as you move it around, it's a very small, tiny circle.
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And she leads the self-help Adelante Movement (or "move it forward" in Spanish).
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We were looking to move it downtown, so I ended up buying a building.
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We're photographers — if there's something that's not working for us, then we move it.
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MOVE IT I like to get in some sort of activity every single day.
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He said no problem; he would move it out to the street for now.
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Three upper-stage elevators move it between the main deck and the flight deck.
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He added that without three counties supporting the move, it would not move forward.
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He would move her hand to his crotch, and she would move it away.
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"The world is on the move; it will not wait for Germany," he said.
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Nothing is going to change unless you pick up the ball and move it.
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The last time Uber appealed such a move, it took nine months to settle.
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In a move it said would strengthen policy transmission, BI would gradually from Oct.
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You explained why you would want to move it to make ads more efficient.
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Those items can pick up DNA at one scene and move it to the next.
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It'll be more expensive and time-consuming to move it than to leave it behind.
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"We're trying to transform the movement and move it past emergency services," she told Refinery29.
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NO, THE PROFIT MARGINS ARE GOING UP. WE'RE STILL GOING TO MOVE IT DOWN THERE.
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KeePass doesn't use the cloud so it never leaves your computer unless you move it.
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However, it does have handles on each side if you do decide to move it.
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But recent history suggests that banning surrogacy will not end it, merely move it elsewhere.
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The decision was made to cut it into pieces and then move it, KSWB reported.
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"It would take either a supply outage or serious cuts to move it," he said.
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They know what an ugly move it is when they continue to let inventories grow.
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If you like it, take it and move it onto one of your personal playlists.
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I looked at it and I couldn't move it and the blood was gushing out.
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The Masque album was kind of a lateral move, it didn't sound quite as good.
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Take the ball out, move it forward, and try to execute on the other end.
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I'd noticed that my right leg was numb, and I could no longer move it.
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"It's not just possible to pick up the supplies and move it forward," he said.
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Educational institutions, the media and political gatherings can take it up and move it along.
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In framing the Black Panthers for Hinman's murder, he was hoping to move it along.
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No final decision has been made on the size of the asset move, it added.
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"We're planning on putting the bar there anyway until someone tells us to move it."
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He has to take an entire word and move it from one place to another.
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Let's pick this microscope up, literally, or telescope, and let's move it 30 degrees. Yeah.
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"The old adage 'move it or lose it' is pretty much true," Ms. Riley said.
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Not only was it difficult to find coal, it was difficult to move it, too.
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I asked her to move it, but she was on her cellphone and ignored me.
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I decide I really don't like it, but I'm too tired to move it back.
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Once you've found it, you can move it to your inbox to unarchive the email.
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You can also grab one of the corners and move it to change the crop.
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The latest clinical trial is designed to move it up to second-line maintenance therapy.
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But despite funding boosts, those same regulations provisions likely move it further away from Collins.
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Strike throwing, they've got to put the ball in play, they've got to move it.
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Please let me know if you need to move it to get out or anything.
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Days before the King shooting, in fact, Mr. Lugar had urged Kennedy to move it.
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There's also the practical matter that this won't stop abuse, it will merely move it.
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While startup founders and investors have cheered the move, it has also raised some questions.
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Any driver who can move it from a position of rest deserves a large tip.
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Then, we take that voice recognition and we're able to move it to the database.
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"The question is can we move it along even more, and I think we can."
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Dancers will perform in front of and behind it; they will also move it onstage.
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Move it to the inbox and you can create a task without a due date there.
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And now, with Trump's move, it looks very much as though the US is abandoning them.
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A player can do one of two things: move the "racket" left or move it right.
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Gabsee will place it somewhere on the screen, or you can move it by tapping around.
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If an item becomes a huge hit, there's potential to move it to another Kohl's collection.
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He still keeps Evy's watch on her nightstand because he can't bring himself to move it.
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It catches eyes, and earns comments, and strains my arms when I need to move it.
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MJ thinks it's an eyesore, but the perfectionist inside Kris can't help but move it back.
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JMC: The other exercise that we did was to take the country and then move it.
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And the more that you move it, the more that the colors come out and change.
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We were able to convince her later to move it to a TV we could see.
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Now they just have to move it off of SMS and onto a secure authenticator app.
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I can use this to set the sign on the cat's angular velocity to move it.
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In its most galling move, it has been allowing states to add work requirements to Medicaid.
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That money comes from taxpayers, and given to her office, and she can move it around.
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He would pick up the glass, move it slightly, and then put it back down again.
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If you're always on the move, it can be hard to keep your phone constantly charged.
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In an unprecedented move, it has started allowing states to mandate that Medicaid recipients find employment.
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Though the former Iranian president lauded Nike's move, it has not been well received by everyone.
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If we had a heavier car, we would need more horsepower to move it one foot.
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Also, you can't pick it up and move it from room to room without unplugging it.
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PAYNE: I&aposll move it up to a C if he does get on North Korea.
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Experts say it's easy to conceal drug production there and move it on at short notice.
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And you can move it from uncertainty toward security - papers that say you're the full owner.
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I had been paralyzed to do more than move it there out of the grocery bag.
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The bed scrapes against the floor as they move it to check under and around it.
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Why did you have to move it, if not to create some kind of doppler effect?
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Whatever compromise is produced by the conference will set our country back, not move it forward.
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It would collect lunar soil, called regolith, and be able to move it around as well.
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"The steel structure has collapsed on itself and we don't dare move it," Saroeun told Reuters.
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Some of those pieces, just to move it from here to here could spell the end.
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Mr. Murthy pulled out an iPad and showed me how to move it up and down.
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At one point he had to hire helicopters to move it, and the logistics were impossible.
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Then, in November, eight months from the start, I decided I needed to move it along.
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Does it glide easily across the page, or require a bit more pressure to move it?
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L.A. sanitation sweepers come by, threatening to haul off his property if he doesn't move it.
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I used to move it sometimes trying to drink water, because I would get so thirsty.
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I'm sure they already have procedures in place to move it (qualifying) to the Sunday morning.
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"I think based on the progress we'll go ahead and vote to move it forward," Sen.
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The Trump administration wants to move it in a more conservative direction by imposing work requirements.
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It's battery-powered, so users can move it from one room to another in their homes.
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The register "weighs more than 100 pounds so we don't move it around," Mr. Ginsberg said.
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In an unusual move, it urged the justices to grant review in the case, Lucia v.
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Whoever was flying it just happened to move it a too low, solidifying its inevitable fate.
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My only problem is that there isn't enough interest to move it all at that price.
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The move, it said, was meant to make it more flexible in its reaction to market conditions.
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And strangely somehow they were able to move it more quickly with the manpower that they had.
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It's a bit finicky, especially since you have to move it in tandem with the left stick.
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Not only does Cardi B's hit "Bodak Yellow" make money move … it also makes the chart move.
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I actually put a bite of cheesecake on my fork and move it close to my mouth.
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The result is a device that can trap an item and move it about in three dimensions.
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But there was so much going on that particular day that she didn't think to move it.
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That move, it is suggested, was motivated by the fact that rival Tencent is also a stakeholder.
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The American move, it was explained, reflected the dreadful number of criminal blasphemy cases in that country.
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In August (PDF), the Drug Enforcement Administration outlined plans to move it to the controlled substances list.
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That means you can move it to wherever it's needed and put it in a discreet location.
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As Oracle makes the move, it has to deal with pricing pressure that comes from enhanced competition.
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Hint: Get your butt out of that exposed aisle seat, but don't move it around too much.
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Because we put our hand on that arc and we move it in the direction of justice.
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A little more than 40% of the Democratic caucus (95 Democratic representatives) voted to move it forward.
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Much will be up to us, to provoke and reawaken human consciousness and move it towards justice.
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You don't need to spend precious minutes collecting tokens or tickets to move it to another room.
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You can pick it up and move it around and, because of the accelerometer, it will react.
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But he also knows if he makes that move, it will have consequences far beyond this game.
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The ANC resolved at a party conference in December 2017 to move it into full state ownership.
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Carrier had announced in March it would shut down an Indianapolis plant and move it to Mexico.
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A poll worker got cuts on his hand as he tried to move it, the station reported.
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They said it would cost thousands of dollars and require a team of volunteers to move it.
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I could to choose to move it and nourish it and relish its grace and bad-assery.
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But every time someone became President they found every excuse under the book to not move it.
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It wasn't a considered move, it wasn't a concept album, it was made almost ignorantly, you know?
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At least if you move it to a Thursday, that race we saw in the All-Star?
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" "The 30-year bond is big and its deep and it takes a lot to move it.
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"I came down to try to move it, but there were whole groups of them," he said.
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Companies must make it possible for you to download your data and move it to a competitor.
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"Because we put our hand on that arc and we move it in the direction of justice."
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For the Palestinians, whose leaders were swift to condemn the move, it will not change much either.
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They're not going to let us do that too long before they move it to 51 votes.
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So everything that gets pulled off, I have to move it, and sometimes the pallets are huge.
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Last year, in an unprecedented move, it started allowing states to mandate that Medicaid recipients find employment.
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It's like powerlifting: The heavier the thing is, the more impressive it is when you move it.
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It can tell, for example, if you are about to move a finger, but don't move it.
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"They said, 'We want you to pick this up and move it to Manhattan,'" Mr. Ruiz said.
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Senate Commerce Committee Chairman John Thune said Wednesday evening that, even though some of his House colleagues have not always been as adamant about moving forward, his "assumption is that once we move it here the pressure will start to build on them to move it over there."
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Then, allow the sexual energy to build as you move it about how it feels pleasurable to you.
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With this, you have to put it in and gently move it around, kind of like a joystick.
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As part of this move, it has invested in a number of companies including Thailand's Ascend Money and .
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Okay. Standby does something really clever: it sets the camera up on the dashboard and doesn't move it.
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Angry at her son's failure to hide the body in a discreet place, she insisted he move it.
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I'm frankly shocked Spotify hasn't figured out this was a marketing move it could have made years ago.
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You move it back to the natural environment, and there might be an elevated level in the environment.
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The damage to it is synced across all servers, so it is a player effort to move it.
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I do a mix of academic partnerships and partnerships with pharma partners to try and move it forward.
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The British embassy to Israel is based in Tel Aviv and we have no plans to move it.
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So trying to like move it down here to then where he starts working for delegates, et cetera.
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Alternatively, users can move it a bit farther to seven inches away for a bigger 120-inch image.
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You know that feeling when your leg falls asleep and you can't really feel it or move it?
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People look into our every move — it is actually affecting the way me and Harry are in public.
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CNBC confirmed Thursday that the company still plans to close the Huntington plant and move it to Mexico.
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Residents say firemen and police refused to move it because of a beehive in one of the branches.
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But if the Spanish state decides to move, it cannot afford to lose the subsequent trial of strength.
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Though America's State Department criticised the move, it fell to France to negotiate Mr Hariri's return to Beirut.
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The more divided we become, the harder it is to locate the Overton Window, let alone move it.
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Sensors in the wrist device figure out how you're holding your arm, and alert you to move it.
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"It hurt a lot and I could move it around under my skin," Guang says of the lump.
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We got some good looks, but when the ball did move, it wasn't a pretty game to watch.
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"If you're in a rigid, very organized system, it's very difficult to move it from there," he says.
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We got some good looks but when the ball didn't move it wasn't a pretty game to watch.
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The two organizations formally recommended that Rampal's developers cancel the project and move it to a safer location.
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But despite what you might guess, refrigeration doesn't stop or slow this process - it helps move it along.
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With music, you're playing it, you can move it around, but a movie just is what it is.
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However which way you can, and however your body moves, move it naturally and just let it flow.
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A sibling bill Scott hopes will complement it — the MOVE IT Act — was introduced last month by Rep.
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In short, moving ERS out of the Washington area will move it away from its most direct stakeholders.
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"Public opinion," or the forces that move it, runs below the surface, and has a much slower tempo.
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If the U.S. does make a move, it is going to link back to U.S.-China trade talks.
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You "tek it in the mouth und move it slowly, slowly up und down," the good doctor advised.
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But it is much easier to advance legislation in the House once the leadership decides to move it.
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The pot also doubles as a strainer, so you won't even have to move it to another container.
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"The grain trading companies may never get their hands on those bushels to move it along," Boland said.
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The measure cannot be filibustered, meaning the Republicans could move it through both chambers without any Democratic support.
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It will take tremendous pressure from people all across the country to move it over the finish line.
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Sometimes you move the first letter in the first word, and sometimes you move it in the second.
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Although conflicts stymied that move, it was seen as representative of a shift toward a more confrontational stance.
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What we do know is that if the Raiders move, it will be one sweet deal for Davis.
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"If we're to get a major and sustained forex (foreign exchange) move, it would help some," he added.
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"Nobody in this business can easily take a car line and move it somewhere else," said the consultant.
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The new rule for a stroke-and-distance penalty allowed him to move it one club-length away.
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That's a welcome move — it will enable the agency to quickly deploy many more resources to the crisis.
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And I'd move it somewhere else and it would be right over here next to the stairs again.
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The bed is also hard to move, though once it's in position, you won't want to move it.
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The group has around 3,000 small suppliers including 1,750 farmers that will benefit from the move, it added.
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Organizers scrambled to move it to Vernon, but the town repeatedly denied Woodstock's application to be held there.
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Beyond showing off the flip to your friends, you can also move it manually using the volume keys.
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It&aposs sturdy enough that I could move it occasionally without worrying about the integrity of the construction.
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It's held to the wall with just two nails and guide wires that move it along the wall.
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She injured her arm in the disaster and when we saw her she still couldn't move it well.
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Driving the diesel version didn't move it up, but it sure did heighten my opinion of the truck.
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Who cares if Facebook is listening or tracking my every move — it just gives me more relevant ads!
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Pulling a car out of a ditch is the most effective way to move it, de Vulpillieres said.
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Tax reform probably should have gone first, but now is the time to move it forward with urgency.
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When you have guys on the same page, trusting the system, it's going to help move it along.
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Still, in a small, wealthy country to which few poor people move, it appears that homelessness is solvable.
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"We're not happy with our stock price, and we're doing everything we can to move it," Raines said.
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And since it's so lightweight, thanks to eco-friendly foam bead filling, you can move it wherever, whenever.
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But what this shows is there was a plan to do it and leadership didn't move it forward.
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Uniphore, the hot Indian startup, recently made a bold move: It moved its global headquarters to Silicon Valley.
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He could whip votes for the legislation too, and push Mitch McConnell to move it in the Senate.
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To ground the conversation and move it away from accusations, I asked her how she would define hate.
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And when I want to move it around, its shape is convenient enough to carry with just one hand.
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If the proceeds are paid to you directly, you have 60 days to move it over to an IRA.
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On Tuesday, Zurich said it had poached Greco from Generali in a move it hopes will revive its fortunes.
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So she continues to be present, claiming she&aposs sorry, she wants to move it onto to political conversation.
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They set up their ger in spring for maximum summer pastures, then they move it again for winter feeding.
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"When you see these athletes up close and see how fast they move, it really is something," he added.
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The Ministry of Antiquities will also lift the sarcophagus from the ground and move it to Egypt's Military Museum.
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The portrait is still sitting in his home and he says his next "puzzle" is how to move it.
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You can also drag and drop any app into the dock, or just move it around the home screen.
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But for all his massive mandate, can he hold India together in all its contradictions and move it forward?
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The result is a device that can hold an item steady, and even move it about in three dimensions.
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Netflix has canceled six expensive or unpopular shows already this year, a move it had previously made extremely rarely.
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Alibaba is looking to carry out a stock split, a move it says could help with further fundraising activities.
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With a lighter car, the battery range is supposed to improve since less power is consumed to move it.
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Super, just deposit that $28 in your Venmo account and then Venmo will move it to Mario's Venmo balance.
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I love to move my hair on stage so I try to, if it's hot, I'll just move it!
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It's lighter and less bulky than other conversion options, and you can easily move it to different desk positions.
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Purdue's revenue is expected to drop below $1 billion this year, a move it hasn't seen in a decade.
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The company announced that it would not outsource the hospitalists, a move it later said was always a possibility.
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Doris is instantly attuned to the board, so much so that she can immediately move it with her mind.
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If Seattle doesn't want my business to grow and expand, why should I move it or start it there?
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Once we found one, it took days to move it uphill by hand with the aid of rock bars.
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They tried to move it to Kiss Fresh and maybe he didn't think it was good enough for him.
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"We should not move it straight to the floor," House Rules Committee Chairman Pete Sessions, R-Texas, told CNN.
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Time to put on your move-it-and-shake-it shoes — Disney Junior Dance Party on Tour has begun!
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"Start your guest list on paper, then move it electronically," Emore Campbell, owner of Emore Campbell Events, told INSIDER.
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If next year we move it closer, you can be darn sure that's going to be a dramatic statement.
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And if we had been able to move it to California, we would've had a slap provision in place.
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And I felt him take my hand and place it on his penis and move it back and forth.
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But it still felt quite sturdy, and the display seemed completely unaffected by my attempts to move it around.
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On Sunday, ground control teams will then use the station's robot arm to move it onto a different module.
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If it decides to make that move, it will start expanding its senior team with drug supply chain experts.
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The police department considered it such a success that the authorities wanted to move it to an online format.
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This thing was supposed to be there permanently, and it would be dangerous to move it without my input.
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When you see the move cursor, click to grab the column and drag it to move it elsewhere.4.
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This could be fully completing the task at once or determining the next actionable steps to move it along.
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"I'd like to see them spend that cash, that capital on growth opportunities and move it forward," he said.
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It may move, it may speak, but it is what it is: a machine that happens to look humanoid.
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She even grabs a shovel and starts frantically digging the body up because she thinks they should move it.
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Majeed said she wanted the event to be large enough next year to move it to a bigger venue.
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Even before Flake's move, it was unclear if Republicans had the votes to confirm Kavanaugh on the Senate floor.
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The speaker will continue to adjust its audio on the fly, at all times, as you move it around.
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Both communicate scale, while the photos show what a complex process it was to move it the first time.
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These days I support a local soccer team, Columbus Crew, though the owner wants to move it to Texas.
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"We'll pick up that process and move it along expeditiously," said Monroe, a noted expert on the repatriation law.
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The app will begin to vibrate, allowing you to move it to wherever you wish on your Home screen.
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What is in the gray area in between, and how soon can we move it into the "known" column?
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I worry that a piece may be too big, that it's going to cost too much to move it.
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She was like, 'It already feels like it's been replaced'… She's like, 'Oh my god I can move it.
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Such a move, it was argued, would undermine the peace process, antagonize Arab governments, prejudge borders and incite riots.
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While the device can pick up a decision to move, it can't decipher higher-level thoughts from your head.
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It actually costs money to use money, not just in terms of bank fees ... KS: You move it around.
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Countering Britain First's demonstration next month might be a moment to cohere that energy again and move it forward.
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But the Brazilian kept his head (and remembered to move it) and then cut tighter angles out to the side.
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Using sensor technology, it'll measure and clean, and then wait for you to move it to the next dirty window.
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Let's say you have $100,000 in your 401(k) and you'd like to move it to a new employer's plan.
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The second vote came after Democrats called for a procedural move to require another and move it to next week.
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A campaign with Xiaomi could provide Move It with a nice kick in publicity, and millions of domestic users' attention.
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And then they got behind on scheduling and said, 'No, we're going to have to move it in this time.
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Or are we going to inform the party and move it in a more progressive direction, where everyone is included?
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"Once I could move it right away and make a fist, it eased my mind a little bit," Plawecki said.
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Every time I wanted to play with Cozmo, I had to pick Cozmo up and move it to my table.
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Perhaps The Case of: JonBenét Ramsey will not only reveal new information about the case but also move it forward.
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You can also tap the bottom of the screen to access the calendar to move it to a different date.
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But so far no one has quite worked out what will move it on from merely good to reliably great.
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She has to move to the symbol you want to swap, then to where you want to move it to.
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After selecting your lens, you can move it around the screen with your finger before taking a photo or video.
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In 2012, in a landmark move, it became only the second country in Latin America (besides Cuba) to legalize abortion.
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Often, you'd just have to move it back and forth a couple times until the P for Park was illuminated.
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"Wasps quite often will want to grab large prey and move it back to their den," Estrada told The Verge.
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Whether you use an actual alarm clock or a smartphone, move it as far away from your bed as possible.
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I moved my hand away and said: No matter where we move, it would be the same thing for me.
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We're hoping to develop this product and move it to scale at faster development cycles than aviation is used to.
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First, you need to capture the relevant screen activity as a video and then move it over to your computer.
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Kids can use the microbes to play soccer (above), or move it around in a Pac-Man-like maze (below).
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Users "think forward," to move the drone forward, and "think right or left" to move it from side to side.
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In Batsinda, residents worry that if they are forced to move it would be impossible to find affordable alternative housing.
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When women get to make the first move, it provides us with a certain level of autonomy in this space.
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Ultimately, I think our goal was to bring awareness to that community, in a way that helped move it forward.
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As a result, you don't necessarily need to replace the Health app (though maybe move it from your home screen).
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"He's going to take that same passion and put it in the president's agenda and move it forward," Sanders said.
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"If there is one show we could move it would be this one," NBC entertainment chair Bob Greenblatt, Variety reports.
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After all, if the state's elite public college system made such a move, it wouldn't be first—or even close.
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As for the timing of the second move, it depends, and this is really the critical aspect of this statement.
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So put the movie on a pedestal, induct it into whatever hall of fame, move it into a museum, fine.
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In the end, I was forced to move it when I was threatened with arrest under the "unauthorised advertising" rules.
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I'd take a bite of my bread roll, and move it slowly around my mouth, letting the zingy flavor marinate.
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"If those officers get transferred and have to potentially move, it would obviously impact the town economically," he told VICE.
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Kraft filed the suit in federal court in Delaware, but Heartland sought to move it to Indiana, its home state.
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While that may seem like an impressive move, it actually underscores what has been a historically mild year for volatility.
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Pipeline transportation is safer and more efficient than the truck and rail transportation that is currently used to move it.
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In the hearing today, the hotels asked a judge to dismiss the suit, or to move it to another jurisdiction.
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As part of the move, it decreed that visitors need not wear all-covering black robes but should dress modestly.
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At the start of that move, it took 41 days to get a life insurance application through the approval process.
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The United States plans to open an embassy in Jerusalem, a move it says could take three to four years.
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But this piece — I move it to wherever I'm spending the most time — I want it in my eye line.
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The risk was that if the lander did move, it could have fallen on its antennas or incurred other damage.
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The move, it appears, may be to distance Grey Heron from the notorious, and perhaps damaged, brand of Hacking Team.
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If the octopus sticks to the grill when you try to move it, continue to cook until it releases easily.
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If your bedroom is in the southwest, and you can't move it, put 25 pounds of metal under the bed.
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"I guess now the 35th floor is a crime scene, so they had so move it," one party guest said.
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While the Excelsior Scholarship is a revolutionary move, it may fall short of helping students who need assistance the most.
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Even with the president's move, it was far from clear whether lawmakers could agree on steps to continue the payments.
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If a scrub jay knows it's being watched while it hides food, it will come back later to move it.
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She could move it, and even when she pushed on the part that looked bruised, it didn't hurt at all.
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The destination will pop out of the screen, and you&aposll be able to move it to its new place.
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But it was considered too contentious and the museum offered to move it inside; instead, Mr. Ray withdrew the piece.
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Glowing skies and a high of 78 might make tax-filing a more satisfying experience if you move it outdoors.
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"Some local residents asked why don't we move it out by barge," said Martin Maher, the head of Brooklyn Parks.
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It became so popular that officials decided to move it and expand its reach to the ocean by mid-July.
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She vowed to move it from dumplings and noodles to more upscale fare to match the quickly gentrifying Chinese neighborhood.
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This has led to legislation in the House which would fundamentally alter CBO's mission and move it away from analysis.
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Later in October, it eased the curtailment rules allowing companies to produce additional oil, provided they move it by rail.
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Later in October, it eased the curtailment rules allowing companies to produce additional oil, provided they move it by rail.
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After promising to move it during the presidential campaign, Mr. Trump's administration has put that issue on the back burner.
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If you try it, just make sure to hold your phone level when asked to move it over the image.
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Fidel Miranda, 23, moved toward the passenger seat of the SUV and started to move it back toward the officer's cruiser.
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" He said he'll worry about "red tape stuff" later and will set up shop "until someone tells us to move it.
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But if Apple truly wants a leg-up in original content, buying Disney would be the biggest move it could make.
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To create the swirls, place a skewer or chopstick into the mold and move it up and down a few times.
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Senate backers of the effort are hoping to move it to a vote as soon as today, according to congressional sources.
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But if it is not attached to the wall, users should move it to an area where it can't be accessed.
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That's detected by geo-fencing tech and the charge covers the cost of sending a staffer to move it, Wang explained.
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"The steel structure has collapsed on itself and we don't dare move it," the spokesman Oar Saroeun told Reuters on Saturday.
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You take your crowd and move it around the field until it completely fills a vast landscape, then composite the shots.
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It will clean even the largest window, but you will have to manually move it around the house once it's finished.
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And when you create data you need that process it, you need to store it, and you need to move it.
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The profit you make on the sand mining diminishes greatly with the distance you have to move it because it's heavy.
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Should President-elect Trump make a rash move, it will focus opponents on his presently ill-defined stance on climate change.
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The YouTube video allows users to take their smartphone and move it around to see different parts of the Red Planet.
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"So they move it to 220006 votes and they confirm either Gorsuch or they confirm the one after Gorsuch," she said.
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Concerned for the animal's health, officials made the decision to sedate the sea lion and move it back to the ocean.
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"So they move it to 51 votes and they confirm either Gorsuch or they confirm the one after Gorsuch," McCaskill argued.
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Read more: Europe's space agency says it dodged a SpaceX satellite because the company wouldn't move it out of the way.
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"The key part is now to move it from our own facilities and into the real world at Drax," Rayner added.
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Chris Van Hollen, the Maryland Democrat who co-authored the amendment, told CNN of the bipartisan effort to move it forward.
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"I think that the best way to pass legislation is to consistently support a position and help move it forward," Rep.
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North Korea has reportedly developed a more advanced reconnaissance satellite and may be able to move it on a mobile launcher.
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"We passed in the last Congress, we would like to move it, but I don't know where we are," Pallone said.
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The provision didn't even receive a vote after the House Rules Committee declined to move it forward for a floor debate.
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BlackBerry said on Friday that despite the move, it sold just 893,000 phones during its most recent quarter, which ended Feb.
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We will move it forward a year and we will add the money into the executive budget to reflect that change.
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From there users can also download a secure copy of all of their data and even move it to another service.
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Wolfe House and Building Movers, a Pennsylvania firm owned by Sabbath-observing churchgoers, did not want to move it on Sunday.
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Move it up a point and you've got an extra $100 billion or so to work with on the revenue side.
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And once that stuff is deployed, it isn't like it's so easy to pick it up and move it someplace else.
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The architect Frederic Schwartz and other supporters arranged to move it to a new site, in Glen Cove on Long Island.
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Until 1952 in match play, if another player's ball was between yours and the hole, you couldn't make him move it.
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Faced with the costs of rebuilding their levee practically from scratch, he reasoned, they might be willing to move it back.
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Republicans in Wisconsin have opposed any changes to delay the primary or move it to a by-mail only voting system.
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Every wish has two wings, one to move it into the world, the other to bury it deep within the heart.
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Make designs on the cut disc with the liquid leading, squeezing the paint out of the bottle as you move it.
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"If we move it forward by me perhaps being a little too risky, it's all for the greater good," Wheatcroft said.
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After all, there are only so many calories someone can carry in a sled and still be able to move it.
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If they can't easily move, it will have a massive impact on the economy and the emotional feel of the place.
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While pipelines carry natural gas over long distances, the only way to move it across oceans is through the L.N.G. process.
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Of course, this can be difficult for the brand because of how much attention is paid to every move it makes.
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President Trump denied on Friday that feuding with lawmakers hurts his agenda, saying that if anything it helps move it along.
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And the Democrats own it, for the moment, so it's their job to resolve it or at least move it along.
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The team behind the project has vowed to move it to the Canary Islands if it can't go forward in Hawaii.
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In more serious cases, the panel can choose to refer evidence to law enforcement officials, a move it can make confidentially.
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The finished product is easy to move (it flies), and the hardest work of making it is buried in its components.
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And if the latter, how much force should we hit it with to move it away without causing it to break?
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Trump also took credit for convincing Ford Motor to keep its Lincoln plant in Kentucky, rather than move it to Mexico.
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After consulting with Mayor Rafael Ruiz, they decided to move it to the facility where All Hands and Hearts is located.
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Unplugging a server to physically move it (again, entirely pointless) would only lead to potential data loss in the machine's memory.
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A major Wall Street firm is urging investors to take money out of the U.S. stock market and move it abroad.
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We need to move it on the schedule so that we can research the impact of weed on a developing brain.
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On Thursday, news emerged out of Russia that in response to the U.K.'s move, it would soon expel British diplomats.
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In an unusual move, it rose above the high end of the then fed funds rate range of 2 to 2.25%.
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Scotts Miracle-Gro even has a policy of not hiring smokers, a move it says helps keep health care costs down.
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The monitor sits on a stand with adjustable height, pivot, swivel, and tilt, so you can move it to fit your comfort.
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"It's important to note that ... earthquakes don't just produce strong shaking, they can also break the surface and move it," he said.
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Strongly opposed by the Trump administration -- and Republican leadership -- from its inception, the first effort to move it in the Senate failed.
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And then you go like this and just move it around and make sure you cover it so it&aposs nice consistency.
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Alexander noted that China has depreciated its currency to move it in a more market-oriented direction that better reflects its trade.
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You can then move it anywhere you like on the screen and just use one thumb to swipe on it to type.
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You can launch and land it from the palm of your hand and use gestures to move it around and snap photos.
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What the company does is help take big data and move it into tools where customers can make better use of it.
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"You can't just wrap the original in Bubble Wrap and move it as gently as you can to the stage," he said.
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There are also wheels on the station, which weighs about 250 pounds with a monitor attached, so you can move it around.
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Then again, if you were already worried about Google watching your every move, it might be time to start avoiding cameras entirely.
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Apple also in Chinese ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing in a move it hoped would help it understand the Chinese market better.
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Look, Siri has been behind its competitors for some time now, and the HomePod doesn't move it forward in any notable way.
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In 2015, it told workers at the plant that it planned to phase out MKC production by 2019 and move it elsewhere.
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"When people have data, they want to be able to move it from one product to another, and they can't," says Fair.
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The market had been poised for three cuts this year, and in a convulsive move, it gave back one of those cuts.
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China's state-run Xinhua News Agency has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) anchor, a move it claims to be a world first.
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"One of the things we're encouraging with the tools is a very human element — pick it up and move it," she said.
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It's so small, so why not move it around the house or put it in your pocket and bring it outside, right?
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The party's immense gains in the state legislature, where past efforts to expand Medicaid failed, are what move it closer to reality.
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The Cubs have such talent, it seems to imply, that mere professional competence should be enough to move it to great ends.
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"It became clear to me that I had to move, it was no longer necessary for me to stay put", he said.
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The company referred to it as zero weight – meaning you don't feel the heft of the massive screen when you move it.
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So in September he will close Sistina and move it to the townhouse that was once Parioli Romanissimo and, more recently, Crown.
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"This is the perfect place to hide something if you have to move it quickly out of eastern Prussia," Mr. Plebanczyk said.
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The Senate will move it next week before it departs for its recess, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in his statement.
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Instead of putting it on the boat, we are just letting you move it around to go out and find the fish.
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If Trump does go through such a move, it would most likely cause a huge amount of damage to the US economy.
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Officials are hoping the wind and tides move it away from the village, but it may be grounded on the ocean floor.
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Reminder: With these deals, Spotify is now fully in the content creation business, a move it has yet to make with music.
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"We're gonna fix it, add to it, take some things away from it, and move it," Stivers told The Hill on Monday.
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"For us, it depends on how many procedural roadblocks members want to throw up but ... we'll try to move it," Thune said.
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In fact, Texas may have rendered it moot with a move it made last week in response to Justice Kavanaugh's concurring opinion.
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In a new move, it also banned fans in those regions from travelling to away games in the rest of the country.
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"Each house was made just large enough to push on a truck and move it," Ms. Yamauchi remembered in the oral history.
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Mr. Posen used his foot to wreck the original work so that he wouldn't have to move it when he changed studios.
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With Save, employees can draw on their earned balance and move it directly into their savings accounts at whichever bank they use.
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Once you have consolidated your collection into one place (and have backed it up), you can move it to the new drive.
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DirecTV fears that one of its satellites in orbit might blow up soon, and it's gearing up to move it to safety.
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It's not a real tombstone — the device is advertised as 'fully portable' so snoopers can move it from one location to another.
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While some members of Congress in his own Republican Party have opposed the move, it is a reminder of the agency's vulnerability.
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And we found a way to actually use that to take traffic that's currently on the MVNO and move it to us.
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Jordan had originally parked the boat in her high school's parking lot, but she said the school asked her to move it.
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In fact, most said they think it's not only a sensible move — it might give them even more leverage for business opportunities.
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" In the Senate, Republican leaders urged their colleagues to support the House agreement and pledged to move it "as soon as possible.
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The Senate Appropriations Committee is due to unveil its proposed Interior and EPA bill and move it through both subcommittee and committee.
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Because it favors those who are financially able to move, it selects for the affluent and, he acknowledged, raises questions of gentrification.
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When you take mythology through the machine several times, you become alien from your own story, and free to move it around.
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But he didn't move it to a nice, new spot, he decided to leave the car right in the middle of the street.
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The European Union imposed the sanctions after Russia's 2014 annexation of the peninsula from Ukraine, a move it sees as breaking international law.
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If I felt like something needed to be panned to the left, I'd move it across to the left side of the room.
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Until Trump&aposs decision in December to move it from Tel Aviv, the United States did not recognize Jerusalem as Israel&aposs capital.
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My car is still iced out on the street, which will make for a very fun evening when I try to move it.
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With Sessions's move, it seems concerns about the rule of law ultimately won over desires to let federalism and state innovation take root.
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Last week's I/O conference saw Google reiterate its positioning as an AI-first company, a move it first highlighted a year previously.
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As part of that move, it announced an ambitious, stepped-up target to cut its planet-warming emissions to net zero by 215.
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Not only will Restore-L refuel the satellite, but it will also grab hold of it and move it into a better orbit.
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Last month, a judge agreed to delay the trial of Justin Ross Harris and move it to a different venue because of publicity.
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You can leave it there and reply with some context But you can also move it around, tilt it and draw around it.
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The solution from eyeSight Technologies allows a user to simply place their finger in front of the VR headset and move it around.
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"You cannot land on it and put some booster on it and move it, because it does not have a surface," Hossenfelder said.
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As part of that move, it announced an ambitious, stepped-up target to cut its planet-warming emissions to net zero by 215.
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That summer, newly released from graduate school, with no job and no prospects, I had no money to repair it or move it.
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But that's too hard to edit the UI on, so you'd do it on the computer and move it over to the iPod.
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In a rare move, it also allowed customers to sign up to be notified by email as soon as the app becomes available.
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Colton Underwood's season of The Bachelor premiered Monday night, and in a history-making move, it debuted with a three-hour live show.
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She's strongly in favor of reframing the conversation to move it from being something to be ashamed of to something to be loved.
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The ability to manually steer the robot from the app to hit missed spots, or move it to another room, would be helpful.
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Carrier, United Technologies' heating and air conditioning unit, had planned to close a furnace plant in the state and move it to Mexico.
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Carrier, the conglomerate's heating and air conditioning brand, had planned to close the furnace plant in the state and move it to Mexico.
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Supporters plan to hold a markup of the legislation in the fall, and then move it to the House floor for a vote.
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In May, Apple in Chinese ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing in a move it hoped would help it understand the Chinese market better.
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In corporate speak, Er Xi strives for resonance, but even as a merger move it lacks the distinctive style needed for effective branding.
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Let's keep the Colombian characteristics as a country, other than the climate, and move it to the north and see what would happen.
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But the whale was so big, it broke a forklift the first time the coast guard tried to move it, according to KSWB.
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And while Rex grabs the guy's drink to move it to another table, someone bumps his elbow ... and Matt gets splashed with booze.
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Regardless of the justification for the FTC's move, it has increased uncertainty about how the agency will act in the future, he said.
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You could easily throw your back out just from attempting to move it, and the image quality was poor to say the least.
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I want to move it from a Schedule I drug to a Schedule II so that we can begin to do more research.
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But for those who still want to mask their traffic, and essentially movements, while using data on the move, it may be useful.
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After embracing his Jewish Americanness, he weighed in on a longstanding national discussion, trying to move it ever so slightly to the left.
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" But he said he could support it with a "few tweaks that move it in the direction of a more pro-trade agreement.
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While it makes most sense for those on the move, it also helps manage the wifi networks at home or at work too.
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After the stunning stock move, it is now valued at a much higher price-to-sales multiple than many of its automaker peers.
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"As leaders of the Senate Rules Committee, we support Senator Duckworth's resolution and intend to move it swiftly through our committee," they stated.
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This is part of an effort to spur economic growth in the country and move it past its heavy reliance on oil revenues.
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Andrew Cuomo and the state legislature to move it back — likely to June 23, when New York holds its congressional and state primaries.
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Auto Trueplay does this automatically, so if you move it, the sound automatically adjusts to its environment in about 10 to 20 seconds.
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But the project had stalled after the 2011 intervention and, Mr. Igtet said, Mr. Yakunin pressed him to move it forward if elected.
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To move it to a bland, windowless office tower or anywhere else the mayor comes up with would knock love down a peg.
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"If a team or two fails, there's money to keep it on its feet and then move it after the season," he said.
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That might make it more likely the agency could make the original 2028 timetable, or even move it up a year or two.
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In a similar move, it designed its own servers and networking hardware, reducing its dependence on hardware makers like Dell, HP and Cisco.
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"Then you'd move it to an area where there's community-level transmission" to test whether it makes a difference in stopping an outbreak.
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They learn at first to stand on the board and move it, and then increasingly more complicated tricks, all from accomplished women skateboarders.
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Vladimir Putin's circle of corrupt oligarchs gouge whatever money they can from the impoverished Russian economy and move it to bank accounts overseas.
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"I think that is absolutely an option, to move it to a museum and put it in the proper historical context," Lee said.
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"Great art often becomes a family heirloom — and you can also move it around anywhere in your home to instantly refresh a space."
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Instead, after a week of testing the Move, it feels like I've gone back ten years to the early days of Bluetooth speakers.
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The effort to over-classify this and move it from a system with controlled access to code-word is very troubling to me.
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"If the brain says it wants that limb to move, it must happen within milliseconds for that connection to strengthen," Dr. Borton said.
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Seattle's troubles may be forgiven if it beats Los Angeles at home, which would move it into a tie for the division lead.
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First, while the north magnetic pole does appear to be on the move, it doesn't represent a global phenomenon, just a regional one.
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The proposal polls at roughly 75 percent support in Tasmania, but the current center-right government is not likely to move it forward.
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" On demonetization, when India replaced the majority of its banknotes from circulation in 2016 in a surprise move: "It will greatly benefit the economy.
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For example, let's take a sphere, the Earth, and let's take a big book and put it on the Earth and move it around.
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"Don't let your advisor take your money and move it to their account," said David J. O'Brien, principal at Evolution Advisers in Midlothian, Virginia.
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And then the jig is up in oil at some point, so they need to move it into ... They need to diversify, for sure.
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In the meantime, if you have an account there, you should check the balance — you'll have to use it, move it or lose it.
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More seriously, though, when you have a real, live person who will get sick because of an animal, why can't airlines just move it?
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Standard economic theory says that comes out of wages, so if you move it all into taxes, it all comes out in the wash.
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Republicans have to pass it before next Saturday to move it through the Senate with only 50 votes and the House with a majority.
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When you draw your but want to move it around, you can hold Space to adjust it to where you want it to be.
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Instead of moving it in a sawing back-and-forth motion, we're supposed to move it up and down the sides of our teeth.
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What makes ferrofluid "magical" is that you can use a simple magnet to move it around from a distance, without using pumps or wires.
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His idea was that if you add these magnetic nanoparticles to fuel, you can move it around in zero gravity with a magnetic field.
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Please enjoy this look inside the pair's home, because at the speed these two seem to move, it might not be around for long.
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Besides the electrical requirements, I'd say that this is HP's way of saying keep the OMEN 17 at a desk and never move it.
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"This helps move it away from the television a little bit – because all TVs provide interference," explains Lloyd Klarke, Roku's Director of Product Management.
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Instead, Target explains that each partner is "carefully selected" and then invited into the program — a move it hopes will help keep quality high.
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To transform a space by symmetry means to take each point in the space and move it to some other point in the space.
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It can be easy to bruise yourself if you don't know how to create the right pressure or move it in the right directions.
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The House passed the bill by a vote of 217 to 213 after months of struggling to win enough support to move it forward.
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WADA allowed RUSADA in June to start planning and coordinating testing under the supervision of international experts, a move it called a milestone decision.
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They hope her presence will help compel the judge to reject the government's motion to dismiss the case -- and to move it to trial.
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Users will be able to ignore a conversation in Messenger and automatically move it out of the inbox, "without having to block the sender."
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You can make your sticker smaller or larger, move it anywhere on screen, and save it to the regular stickers tab for future use.
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In a game of good old try-to-slap-my-hand-before-I-move-it-away, Jordan beat a shrieking James Corden pretty convincingly.
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"The decision of whether or not to move the minute hand and how much to move it is always a consensus decision," Rosner said.
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Furthermore, sending the water out of Glen Canyon would move it from a valley that leaks like a sieve into one that is watertight.
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In the end, though, Mozilla decided to keep Thunderbird in-house and not move it to another organization and continue to support the project.
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Noting the vehemence of opposition to the trade deal in Michigan, they argue their party would face a backlash by seeking to move it.
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At 14 pounds, the best thing to do is pick a convenient, aesthetically-pleasing perch atop a kitchen counter and never really move it.
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Kevin begins his occupational therapy session by holding a plastic fork in his mouth and showing that he can move it up and down.
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The Sonos Move is our top pick because it has excellent sound quality, offers voice control, and you can move it around your home.
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Select the spam invitation and move it to the new calendar you just made, and then repeat the steps for all the unwanted invitations.
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"If there is one show we could move it would be this one," said NBC entertainment chair Bob Greenblatt in a statement to Variety.
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The Permian is the nation's largest oil field, but it also produces large volumes of gas, and the region lacks pipelines to move it.
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After Roku's stunning stock move, it is now valued at a much higher price-to-sales multiple than many of its technology hardware peers.
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They sought passage of a terrible bill just to provide a vehicle to move it off the Senate's plate and back to the House.
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But it's useful to re-contextualize the ever-present gun, to move it outside its usual habitat to get a closer look at it.
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And sometimes you'll turn something in and the editor will try to move it in that direction and you got to find some way.
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So it was in the Democrat platform to move the embassy to Jerusalem, it was in the Republican platform since 1980 to move it.
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Back in 2013, Flickr introduced a full terabyte of free storage for members — a move it hoped would bring more users to its service.
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Similarly you can save a conversation you're having in Slack to Evernote as a note and move it or edit from Evernote later on.
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Once you've found a melody, you can loop it and move it from the computer to the synth to work on the sound parameters.
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He would take a single bite from each plate, then move it to one side or the other, sorting out the things he liked.
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"I said look, all the departments are going to treat it like appropriations, and you can't move it at an appropriations pace," he said.
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This was a genius move: It allowed Reddit not only to keep its staff lean, but to distance the company from the sleazier content.
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"If we have to move it will be against our will," Imran Mohmammad, 23, a Rohingya refugee from Myanmar, told me in an interview.
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It can be quite powerful to take a private experience and move it into a public realm so that we might learn from it.
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The trees take in rainwater through their roots, move it up into the canopy, and release it into the air, a process called evapotranspiration.
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The EPA received over 20,000 letters about the move, it says, but the vast majority did not support the continued registration of the devices.
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If not done just right, with all the visuals matching up properly to what you see as you move, it could have been nauseating.
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But if any of Boeing's bigger customers, like Southwest or Ryanair, made a similar move — it could spell big trouble for Boeing's financial outlook.
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Not that her storyline isn't important and very well done, but this is a neat and tidy way to move it along a bit.
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The problem is, no one seems to know what to do with it, or even how to move it, whether for restoration or scrap.
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Barry's predecessor Hubert Joly took over in 2012 and led the company through a transformation to move it beyond being a showroom for Amazon.
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At least 24 Republicans would have to cross party lines and endorse the discharge petition with all Democrats in order to move it forward.
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He doubted that many people watched the speech live, despite his decision last year to move it to the evening to attract more viewers.
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For Pelosi to now argue the process should be slowed is in direct opposition to her previous tactic, which was to move it along.
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In late October, the administration declared the opioid epidemic a national public health emergency, a move it extended another 90 days in mid-January.
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The court signaled as much when, in an unprecedented move, it asked parties to submit supplemental briefs describing what a better way might be.
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"We literally take the cleanest air in Canada and bottle it and move it from one part of the world to another," said Lam.
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To move it forward, Mr. Lukavic is participating in the growing trend of "land acknowledgment," or stating what people first occupied a particular place.
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He felt that the motion to take the hand from the keyboard and move it to the screen as part of navigation was unnatural.
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"I think that is absolutely an option, to move it to a museum and put it in the proper historical context," Lee told Newsweek.
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"My gut feeling is, no, you don't move it," said the musher Brent Sass, an Iditarod veteran who recently won his second Yukon Quest.
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Though the show ran on Bravo for its first five seasons, the Weinstein Company signed a deal in 2008 to move it to Lifetime.
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In a calculating political move, it also threatened to corner the all-important ballot measure market of professional signature gatherers by paying top dollar.
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"If this works the way we predicted it does, then we take this design and move it inside the tube later this year," he said.
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This is very straightforward on Android of course—you just tap and hold on a shortcut and then move it into position wherever you like.
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Either way, most economists polled predicted it will likely be sometime in 2020 or later when the BOJ will make its next move, it showed.
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Channel 4, which broadcast this year's final, had to move it to a sister channel, More4, for a period to accommodate the British Grand Prix.
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But when you have nearly unfathomable depths of information, the quickest way to move it is still the actual highway, not the information-super-one.
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Alex demonstrated how he could directionally control moisture, move it from the skin to the outside of the shirt, and then have it drip off.
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Plus, the faster they tried to pull the mucus off of the surface, the more force they needed to apply in order to move it.
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For example, there's a new Slide Over feature that lets you overlay an app on top of another and move it from left to right.
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"If the president won't sign something, it doesn't make sense to try and move it, right?" a McConnell spokesperson said of the Senate leader's rationale.
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"Merkel plays a very long game and German politics tends to move quite slowly — but when it does move it can be abrupt," Peel said.
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Politicians in Westminster and the public thought that the British army was out there to stop Guatemala invading Belize, a move it had long threatened.
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The larger the sensor, the more powerful the motors required to move it, and at this full-frame size, IBIS is a non-trivial matter.
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Seeing him shuffle across a table, Aibo doesn't doesn't move how you'd expect an animatronic robot to move — it moves more in a cute way.
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We just decided to move it because we felt very good in our reporting, but it took a while to think about that, for sure.
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The Obama administration put the case on hold and attempted to move it to the civilian court system, before allowing the military commission to proceed.
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Wires for signals aren't possible at that scale, and if you want to move it with a second arm, how do you move that arm?
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However, if Trump decides to declare Jerusalem as Israel's capital, even without ordering an embassy move, it would be certain to spark an international uproar.
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This is Taylor Morrison's sixth builder acquisition in seven years and will move it up in the rankings to fifth-largest U.S. builder by closings.
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The Washington Post editorial board called for the Senate to vote against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, a move it has not made since 85033.
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For example, if you can't see your ammo count in the corner of the screen, you can move it to the top for easy viewing.
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Another issue for GOP leaders to figure out is whether to tie the Harvey package to other must-pass legislation or to move it separately.
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He took a job this week as a director with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company, the large private equity firm, a move it confirmed on Wednesday.
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Five years later, when the Maloof family put the Sacramento Kings on the block, Ballmer wanted to buy the team and move it to Seattle.
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This is the second time in the event's seven-year history that organizers have had to move it due to lack of ice, Crowder said.
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Twitter plans to less prominently feature potentially abusive comments, a move it says shows promise in helping combat the impact of "trolls" on its site.
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The French team opted to build the structure more than 980 feet away from the reactor, then move it on-site once it was finished.
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Seriously, force yourself to take a break and unplug — get a remote desk and move it up and down a couple of times a day.
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You could open a CD. Or you could move it into a high-yield savings account, which earns more interest than an average savings account.
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In late 2009, Mr. Lucy's contact at Julius Baer, where he'd had an account for many years, told him he had to move it elsewhere.
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When Mr. Ryan made that move, it was received with anger and pressure to get something — anything — off the floor, and indeed Mr. Ryan did.
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That puts you at $52,199, but you can spend another $400 on wheels instead of feet at the bottom so you can move it around.
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The grocer has relationships with farmers and is able to buy their excess produce at below-market prices and move it quickly into its stores.
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Washington (CNN)Now that the House has passed a short-term spending bill on Thursday, the Senate will need 60 votes to move it forward.
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But Democrats opposed the measure, S. 1494 (116), and Graham was forced to change committee rules to move it through the committee earlier this month.
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And when you've got hundreds of millions of dollars on the line — and millions of fans following your every move — it can be even harder.
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I almost never make the same painting twice and always try to move it along in some way, and in which direction I have no idea.
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In the quest for true edge-to-edge displays, the feature's placement has reportedly been an issue as Apple works to move it beneath the display.
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The clothing brand Universal Standard has made a move it calls unprecedented: It is releasing a collection of high-end basics spanning sizes 353 to 40.
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He moved her hand to his genitals, and when she tried to move it away, pulled it back — this happened "five to seven times," she said.
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Actually, please, tell me what you look like so I can look for the photo that matches your physical description and move it to the trash.
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But at this point, I'm not going to move it back to Tel Aviv and get into a game of ping-pong with the US embassy.
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We have to move away from treating the use of drugs as a crime and instead, move it to where it belongs, as a health issue.
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Keeping core tight and shoulders down and back, lean against the prowler and begin stepping backwards to move it across the floor for a set distance.
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"… We really looked for an opportunity to move it to our schedule and we just didn't have the right show to pair it with," he said.
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Last month, the White House proposed immediately eliminating the $7,500 tax credit, a move it said would save the U.S. government $2.5 billion over a decade.
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Your necklaces and earrings won't move — it makes it super easy when unpacking and also is easy to fold into little nooks in your suitcase. 2.
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"If Trump noticed someone glancing at the box — and sometimes completely unprompted — he would pick it up and move it farther away from himself," Sims writes.
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In addition, ContainerShip also makes it easy to simply take a snapshot of a given deployment and move it to another data center or cloud platform.
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Then you browse the app for an item, select it to insert it into your photo and move it into a place that works for you.
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"The task for us is to push digitization and move it forward and to explain to our people what value add is in all of that."
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But it was unclear if Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, who holds jurisdiction over the legislation, intends to move it forward during an election year.
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Think of the concept of "data portability," the idea that you can download all your data from a platform in order to move it somewhere else.
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Therapy had not just given him the ability to move, it gave him freedom; the capacity to return to his community doing the activities he loved.
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Next steps: Senate sponsors could try to attach their bill to a larger piece of legislation (though that can be hard) or move it through committee.
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While these apps send immediate alerts that money is on the way, they still rely on banks to make sure cash is available and move it.
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The app will tell you how strong the connection is; if it's not Good or Excellent, you'll want to move it closer to the other node.
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It will also provide better lifecycle management, so companies can get rid of older data or move it to cheaper long-term storage to reduce costs.
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The incentive to move it faster was the Great Payment Networks' Liability Shift, which puts the onus on merchants for fraud if they don't use EMV.
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Velour is known for presenting a cerebral version of drag — taking the history of the genre and pulling it apart to reconstruct and move it forward.
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But Trump has threatened to veto it and McConnell has pledged that he will not move it, or any other government funding bill, without Trump's support.
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Plus, if you have to land a rocket at sea there's an additional time and cost of having to move it onto land after the launch.
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With mores around sex and gender already on the move, it is little surprise that non-binary people are on the frontlines of a rights revolution.
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Portability: While you may not be taking your space heater out of your house often, you may still need to move it from room to room.
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"If they put this bill out Friday and then try to jam it on Monday, move it through ... it's not real bipartisanship," warned Ohio Democratic Sen.
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He told me they could move it in future prototypes, though I wonder if they can move the entire system (imaging and ultrasound) all that easily.
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Many families (mine included) have put money into conventional 529 college savings plans and would now like to move it into the more flexible ABLE Accounts.
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A creature didn't think in order to move: it just moved, and by moving it discovered the world that then formed the content of its thoughts.
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He is known for the song "I Like to Move It." – 20A: It's midweek, so keep in mind that things might not be as they seem.
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I wish it had a battery pack, if even a small one, so I could move it from my living room to my bedside at night.
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The government has been pushing for the creation of an integrated exchange, a move it sees helping Japan to become more competitive among global financial hubs.
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Do you want put the speaker wherever you damn please, or are you willing to move it (or your furniture) to ensure nothing gets marked up?
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But better late than never, and Snap's willingness to flip-flop on so many of its design and strategy choices is the courageous move it needed.
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Instead of having to open Dropbox, navigate to the folder, find the updated asset and manually move it into Salesforce, it all happens in one place.
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"If the macrophage can't move, it can't get to the bacteria, and if it can't get to the bacteria, it obviously cannot kill them," Ramakrishnan said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar has airlifted 24 armored vehicles to Mali, in a move it said would help the countries of the African Sahel region combat terrorism.
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The flag, as seen in this video, was thrown onstage by someone in the crowd, and Bieber was attempting to move it away from his feet.
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Smugglers who move it across the border into Colombia or Brazil can earn a greater markup than with a kilo of cocaine, and with minimal risk.
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BOOM, from Brazil, recently arrived in Malta, where the Pro League season was to have been played before the coronavirus forced organizers to move it online.
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The company didn't choose the biggest incentive packages on offer, and in an unusual move, it included details of the tax breaks in its news release.
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Wildlife activists urged them to leave the tiger alone or to tranquilize it and move it to a zoo; villagers insisted that the tiger be killed.
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Soldiers placed the coffin on a conveyor belt to move it safely out of the airplane to where we could then step forward and view it.
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But in general, she added, "when the goal posts move, it is within reason and there is a potential for the event to still go ahead."
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When the App store icon is vibrating, hitting the play/pause button on your remote will also allow you to move it to the Utilities folder.
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He might even move it to closer to a center-left ideal than a more moderate candidate like Biden would, as I argue on the podcast.
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"It's not just an agriculture problem, this is truly an across-the-board commerce problem, because we are trying not to move it," said Mr. Strathmeyer.
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While the original play did not feature the spin move, it nonetheless was effective in helping the Chiefs set up their first score of the game.
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The idea that you could pick one up and move it to another spot in your home, somewhere away from a power outlet, is immediately fun.
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You've got the option to move it or hide the "Free to Watch" section altogether if you have no interest in watching content with unskippable ads.
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The firm, which specialises in credit research, appointed two chief executives to replace the outgoing Patrick Guegi, a move it says will support "future international expansion".
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Instagram is making a huge move: It&aposs dropping "likes" from the wildly popular photo- and video-sharing app for some users in an ambitious test.
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In order to remove a Confederate monument or move it to a new location that's not of "similar prominence," then, a state law would be required.
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The investments and the job guarantee take the GND out of the realm of environmental policy and move it into the realm of transformational economic policy.
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In June Trump signed a temporary order to keep the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv, despite a campaign promise he made to move it to Jerusalem.
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Here's something I hope Google considers for the next iteration of the Home Mini: an integrated battery so I can move it around my house with ease.
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When the AI conjures up a move, it actually jumps all the way forward to the completed cube and works its way backward to the proposed move.
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It is also aiming to sell health insurance to small businesses in New York and California, which will move it away from the relatively volatile individual market.
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Andrews described elements of this as being like Lego blocks, allowing Microsoft to split up data so you can easily move it from one experience to another.
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"As much of a pain in the butt as it was to move, it actually turned out amazing with the breezeway you can walk through," Tish says.
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No, if they were going to spend the money and not be traced in the process, they had to figure out a way to safely move it.
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In an unfair and frustrating move, it takes more effort for trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people to feel safe that it does cisgender people.
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Petrobras, as the oil firm is widely known, announced in April a plan to sell eight refineries in a move it said could fetch some $15 billion.
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The prevailing view in the market is that given the size and speed of this move, it may be wise to take some chips off the table.
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Blackberry PrivBlackberry made the move it should have made about 4 years ago and is now on Android, but it still has some issues to iron out.
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LG's fix for the problem is similar as well: move it, Changing the location or positioning of either the router or the display should resolve the issue.
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WADA in June allowed RUSADA to plan and coordinate testing under the supervision of international experts, in a move it called a milestone towards the agency's compliance.
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Dory is deeply good-hearted, and the movie is most effective when she's either at the center of the action or inspiring others to move it forward.
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The government's bill proposed same-sex marriage to be legalized under a separate law - a move it said respected both the court ruling and the referendum results.
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All you see is your call partner's face on the main screen with your own in a small circle on the lower left (you can't move it).
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Wal-Mart in 21.7 had said it would spend $2.7 billion on wages and training, a move it said has helped improve service quality and boost sales.
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"We need to move it, and if you don't see another path forward and that's the only path, we're going to have to do it," Inhofe said.
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While the printing of the plates is taking place, giant rolls of paper are being transported by clamp trucks, which hug the roll to move it around.
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"This hasn't been a big deal for us, but we wonder sometimes why the house is on wheels if we're not going to move it," they said.
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It is heavy at 6.61 pounds, so it's not exactly a speaker you're carrying around with you, but the key thing is that you can move it!
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But before the Pentagon could fully partake in AI and machine learning, the department had to label its stockpiles of data and move it to the cloud.
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Perla Cafe Two weeks ago, Gabriel Stulman closed Perla, on Minetta Lane, to move it into a space that was closer to the rest of his portfolio.
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"We will move it forward a year and we will add the money into the executive budget to reflect that change," said Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat.
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In an unusual move, it also released photos of the individuals, including one in which Iranian Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani has his arm around Sherri's shoulder.
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I hope another thing that happens to move it forward is for people to run for office and get elected so they can make needed policy changes.
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But it has a unique charging base (it can also charge with a USB-C cable) that lets you easily pick it up and move it around.
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How he fits: The Timberwolves acquired this pick in a trade with Phoenix but were reported to be trying to move it before running out of time.
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The sculpture was commissioned 50 years ago by a group of architecture students headed by Stuart Wrede, who is leading the charge today to move it back.
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The bomb, which they had placed in a wheelbarrow, exploded while they were trying to move it to safety, killing six people and wounding six others. Jan.
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Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders pressed that comparison Wednesday night on the Senate floor, though ultimately voted to approve the measure and move it over to the House.
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EG: But unlike some of these galleries and museums, you won't tear down the wall with the piece on it and just move it into the museum.
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After initially granting him a permit to hold the rally at the park, the city tried to move it to a larger park, about a mile away.
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The lender probably isn't giving up much in fee revenue with the move: It estimated that 87% of trades from its loyalty group members were already free.
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There is also no way to slide the monitor up and down, or rather to do so you must also move it toward or away from you.
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After the repatriation tax payment, the company will have $207 billion left over from the move it can use for investments, acquisitions, stock buybacks or larger dividends.
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Part of it, maybe, is we're missing one of our defenseman that really does move it that well, but we're a better puck-moving team than that.
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JAKARTA, Jan 16 (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co on Monday upgraded its call for Indonesian stocks to "neutral" from "underweight", partially reversing a move it made in November.
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The work of Pega and T-Rex is part of the bureaus $5 billion push to modernize the census and move it online for the first time.
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JPMorgan's version will be less useful than other similar products because it will not be possible to move it outside the firm's own systems, at least initially.
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While Qatar has refused to outline the impact of the move, it is likely to be incurring huge costs on rerouting aircraft and changes to crew rostering.
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Naspers also plans to float its international internet assets on Euronext in Amsterdam, a move it said in March will create a $140 billion European internet giant.
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You can't get rid of it, but if you really don't want it on screen you can move it to the edge so that it (almost) completely disappears.
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So to solve that, you either need to figure out how to move it away from that wall or make sure it doesn't end up against that wall.
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And the environment is not going to get any better...I certainly would not be chasing it [Disney stock] at $106, not after the move it just had.
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The central bank cut its key rate earlier on Wednesday from 10% to 9.5%, a move it said would allow the regulator to maintain a neutral monetary policy.
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While I knew calling attention to the sweating issue might be the wrong move, it was impossible not to do so, especially as the perspiration became a flood.
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But most of that production is now back, and more bitumen is set to come online in late 260 and early 2000, without additional infrastructure to move it.
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Tapping this is Move It, a Hong Kong-based startup that has just launched an appeal for crowdfunding for its "all-in-one" set of home workout equipment.
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So: -7.40 x 6.8484 = -50.67 points The total index is off a little over 9 points at this point, so without the Apple move it would be positive.
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With so much of its weight in the front, the V10 tends to put more strain on your wrist (instead of your arm) as you move it around.
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Several projects have already been scrapped, and the Canadian government had to take ownership of another project - an expansion of the Trans Mountain line - to move it forward.
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The government later proposed same-sex marriage to be allowed under a separate new law, a move it said respected both the court ruling and the referendum results.
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"If you only look at how it used to be done or how it's supposed to be done, you don't allow yourself to move it forward," he says.
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It is quite large and quite unwieldly so if you plan on putting in your kitchen give it a place of honor and don't expect to move it.
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Since there are live electrical wires on the pole, she can't move it, and so goes in search of a telephone or way to move the pole safely.
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Blockchain -based Kin enabled them and their developers to both guarantee the scarcity of a digital asset and move it around easily without having to trust an intermediary.
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Amazon had acquired Twitch in 2014, and this was the first big move it made to integrate the two properties beyond airing some TV pilots on the service.
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This tattoo generates heat and a laser beam then controls the locust remotely by heating up the wing to move it closer or further away from an area.
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You essentially move it to tell the car where you want it go in a room, and the car does all of the steering itself to get there.
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Photo by Benedetta Argentieri / VICE News That adventurous move, it turned out, bought Father Gabriel and his books — and many Iraqi Christians — just a few years of safety.
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The central bank also hiked its forex reserve requirement ratios by 100 basis points, a move it said will withdraw $2100 billion of forex liquidity from the market.
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The money the group is saving by going dark in three states will move it to other activities, like turnout and expanding the party in battle group states.
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The glossy black finish is a fingerprint magnet, but it's not an issue after you've set it up since most people aren't going to move it around much.
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The President has been clear he wants to move it, but in the context of making progress on a resolution to the dispute between Israel and the Palestinians.
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" If he wins, though, "we've got to move with the direction that the president, that President Trump"—he had trouble getting out the words—"wants to move it.
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For U.S. and global businesses, reducing energy use and investing in renewables isn't just a nice public relations move — it can also boost their bottom lines, Obama wrote.
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All sides on the move It is too early to tell whether the move to take Nubul and Zahraa really has cut off rebel supplies into the city.
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Once you see the zoom slider, you can move it with your finger to get in a little closer on your subject before you press the shutter button.
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Even the drill was attached to a computer-assisted arm; the worker just had to move it to the right position and let the machine do its magic.
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"When the White House submits its official nomination to the Senate Intelligence Committee, we will work to move it swiftly through regular order," Burr said in a statement.
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But it was unclear if Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican with jurisdiction over the legislation, intends to move it forward during an election year.
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If they don't help move it to the floor, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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"I think based on the progress we'll go ahead and vote to move it forward," Johnson said shortly before the Budget Committee was scheduled to consider the legislation.
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In July, the French company announced plans to buy WhiteWave in its largest acquisition since 2007, a move it said would double the size of its U.S. business.
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When the body chooses to move, it does so in jolts, writhing on the floor in directionless spasms, wringing the body out in a choreography of delayed shapes.
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It's unclear, however, if Democrats will rally around the Castro resolution or another proposal, or if they'll move it through committees or bring it straight to the floor.
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Politicians are unlikely to step well outside of that window, so the center of gravity is crucial and attempting to move it is essential for transformative political change.
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The need to recruit at least eight Democrats to push a new healthcare bill over the filibuster threshold will move it, ipso facto, to the left of GCHJ.
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Place a clean kitchen towel over your container and secure it with kitchen twine; move it to a dark, undisturbed area for 23 to 2 weeks to ferment.
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He did have it dragged away from the water's edge -- but it took seven people and two all-terrain vehicles to move it higher up on the sand.
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"You could easily pare away some of the stuff in the D.N.I. as superfluous and move it back to the agencies," said John Sipher, a former C.I.A. officer.
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This has basically given webcams no place to go—either forcing a shrinking of the technology or attempts to move it that have proven more controversial than helpful.
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Wirecutter has five hard drive recommendations to choose from, depending on the volume of data you regularly back up and how often you want to move it around.
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In a creative move, it persuaded Mr. Sirisena, the secretary general of Mr. Rajapaksa's party, to defect and run as the leader of the coalition against his boss.
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Instead, Facebook would allow the content to exist on its site, but would move it down in the News Feed so that fewer users see it, he said.
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For example, how to manage the change in workload, since Chevron often permits more efficient judicial resolution (Let's Chevronize this case, judges have said and move it along).
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Vogel said she put her own hand on top of his so that he could not move it further up her thigh and then they rode in silence.
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Either action would be challenged in the courts, especially as most of that money has already been taxed, and migrants would look for alternative ways to move it.
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"So they move it to 85033 votes and they confirm either Gorsuch or they confirm the one after Gorsuch," she said in a recording obtained by the Star.
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" He went on, "I had thought to have more movement of the camera, but when I was filming them in closeup I saw no reason to move it.
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The volumes, however, started recovering after Alberta eased the curtailments in October and said it would allow companies to produce additional oil if they move it by rail.
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The Wall Street Journal, which broke the story Wednesday night, reported that Shanahan was aware of the plan to either hide the ship or move it from port.
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While she is impressed at other YouTubers who decide to become self-employed, she believes that if she made the same move it would negatively impact her channel.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China is sending officials into some of the country's biggest private companies in a move it says is designed to bolster high-tech manufacturing.
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Sliding left on your app&aposs trackpad will move the cursor to the left, sliding right will move it right, and the same with sliding up or down.
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Though officials at the highest levels of the Trump administration were aghast at the move, it was kept under wraps until POLITICO revealed the details on Aug. 28.
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With an awkward, bent-kneed stance outside the bunker, he slashed at the ball below his feet but could move it only a few yards, onto the fringe.
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Now, after failed attempts to persuade the City of Los Angeles to help acquire the work, the gallery's plan is to move it to the artist's Petaluma, Calif.
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Jussie Smollett's got a lot of baggage, so he's enlisted his brother to help him load it up and move it out ... to a new pad, that is.
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"You have to raise it and move it rearward, and there is also a breakaway safety wire affixed to it to prevent what he says happened, happened," he says.
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"I think if both sides have made up their minds, better to move it to the next branch of government, the judiciary," he told CNN's Lauren Fox last week.
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McCain put the vote for the bill at 50-50, meaning Vice President Mike Pence had to issue the tie-breaking vote ... and he pushed to move it forward.
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"The easiest path is obviously to win Iowa, have a foundation, take that bump, and move it forward — and that's obviously what everyone is shooting for," said O'Malley Dillon.
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You can put it into learning mode and you can grab its head and move it around — the robot records the movements and repeats them until it gets bored.
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Even before today's move it had been drifting down to 30-year lows against the dollar and has been trading around its weakest-ever level in trade-weighted terms.
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Instead of steadying the utensil to counteract tremors, like the Steady, the Level bends at the neck to keep the head angled correctly, no matter how you move it.
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What was an issue for me was the president's decision to move it without it being part of some larger negotiation or discussion to advance the two-state solution.
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Exxon, meanwhile, did not ship barrels over from Europe, prompting the company to buy barrels in the Philadelphia region and move it west since its Joliet plant was down.
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Ken King, general manager for OpenPower at IBM, says that at this point in his organization's evolution, they wanted to move it under the auspices of the Linux Foundation .
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For starters, you put on HoloLens and attempt to pick up a virtual ultrasound probe and move it around until you identify the correct organ based on a prompt.
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All-in-one headsets seems to be a future that companies like Google, Facebook and Microsoft all expect, so with this move it seems Occipital is in good company.
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If the Commission does pursue an EDP, it would require European finance ministers to approve and move it forward at their next meeting in the second week of July.
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The Surface Hub 2 is designed to be flexible and lightweight so workers can move it throughout an office, although Microsoft isn't detailing the exact dimensions or weight today.
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And even if you could move it, there's no way you won't spend the entire ride smashing your knees into the ridiculous basket-shaped handlebars or the other riders.Totally.
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With a sweltering heatwave governing our every move, it comes as no surprise that the idea of fall weather — more specifically, fall fashion — is all we can think about.
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It could then plan how best to grasp each object and move it to, say, an appropriately designed disposal skip without it colliding with anything else in the vicinity.
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Carefully push the floss past the contact point between two teeth, wrap it around the tooth you're cleaning, and gently move it up and down and back and forth.
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Whenever there's such a sustained currency move, it essentially means traders are growing more confident that one country or region's economy will do better than another's in relative terms.
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The hackers would encrypt the data and use stolen credentials to move it to a different MSP or client system before jettisoning it back to an APT10 IP address.
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Studies suggest that Kansas alone could, in theory, supply a majority of the nation's electricity using wind turbines, if enough power lines were available to move it to market.
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"She then asked me to move it to underneath the seat in front of me; I did," Mr. Burke, a speech pathologist from Jersey City, NJ, told the NYDN.
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Even before the ethanol issue rose to the surface, Republican supporters of the methane resolution have struggled to secure the votes they need to move it to the floor.
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USDA, of course, plans to relocate these agencies outside the Washington, D.C. metro area, and, in the case of ERS, to move it into the Office of the Secretary.
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Bayer last week announced it would phase out Essure in the United States after discontinuing sales elsewhere in 2017, a move it said was not related to safety concerns.
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To create a farm, I had to train a builder, send it to a nearby food source, manually select the farm option, and then move it back to safety.
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The Senate passed a Congressional Review Act resolution against the rule in November, and House Republicans will look to move it to the floor as early as next week.
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A coalition in Georgia is filing a lawsuit to force the state to adopt paper ballots in the upcoming midterm elections, a move it claims will improve election security.
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In May 2015, Charter said it would buy Time Warner Cable in a cash-and-stock deal, a move it said would allow it to better compete with Comcast.
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If it does melt though, it's not a huge issue, just move it to a room temperature zone or put it in the fridge to harden up the formula.
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But McConnell wants to move it to the floor in August, along with a bill funding the Defense Department, a top Republican priority, months earlier than in recent years.
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"The amount of support on the outside is so strong for this that i think at some point we'll be able to move it to the floor," McCaul said.
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They are low frequency, infra-sounds, the timbre is different, but I can take the sound … and I can move it to our domain, so we can hear it.
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Move an app on the App or Home screen Tap and hold an app, but the moment that it starts to wiggle, move it by dragging your finger away.
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As Phase III moves closer to the House, Pelosi said she's hoping it wins enough support from her caucus to move it through the lower chamber by unanimous consent.
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Hollander confirmed that while this was one reason for the show to move, it was introduced as part of a broader conversation, not as a demand from his star.
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"It will revolutionise how command and control is done," says Sir Richard, as long as there are plentiful data, networks to move it and cloud computing to process it.
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"You know, dogs wiggle the tail by nature, but this poor guy had to move it up and down, up and down, like he was having sex," Charo said.
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But when a retailer like Dick's, which is part of the nation's gun culture DNA, makes this sort of move, it probably has a greater impact than we realize.
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In one case, it appeared that a bomb detonated while the police were trying to defuse or move it, near one of the churches that was hit on Sunday.
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"I think you take a little bit of the town's identity away if you take the police department away or move it to a different area," Ms. Sarnacki said.
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Virtual currencies are particularly vulnerable to this kind of attack because once a hacker moves money out of a wallet, there is no central authority to move it back.
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Studies suggest that Kansas alone could, in theory, supply a majority of the nation's electricity using wind turbines, if enough power lines are available to move it to market.
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"People don't determine exactly what their commitment to that stuff is—what's the outcome they want to achieve, what's the next action required to move it forward," Allen says.
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In January of 2017 it said it would invest $700 million in the plant to build electric and self-driving cars, a move it said would add 700 jobs.
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The 8-year-old accidentally discharged a loaded Daisy 800 BB/pellet rifle while attempting to move it and shot Johnson in the left eye, according to the police.
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Republicans can only afford to lose two Senate votes in order to pass this bill in the Senate, and move it through the House, by the September 30th deadline.
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DE the green light on Wednesday to split its food business from its consumer electronics division, a move it hopes will allow the independent companies to pursue more acquisitions.
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Putting off work on an infrastructure proposal until next year could move it into dangerous territory, as it can be trickier to enact major legislation in an election year.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday promised it would respond to Germany's expulsion of two Russian diplomats, a move it called unfriendly and unfounded, Russian news agencies reported.
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Lightly tap the very last photo in the folder and immediately swipe your finger to the left, then move it up towards the upper left corner of the screen.
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But at home, you can just use the Wi-Fi mode as you move it around the house or to the backyard and still take advantage of all those.
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And, in a truly tasty move, it is running a test program to serve coffee and ice cream in edible, vanilla-flavored cups made by New Zealand-based twiice.
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The company found if the legacy app meets certain criteria, they can actually guarantee they can move it to a container successfully for fixed price within a defined time period.
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As long as I did not pick up the video with detached audio and move it around, iMovie did a good job of keeping the audio and video in sync.
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In 2013, the Gang of Eight's immigration reform bill passed with wide bipartisan support in the Senate only to die in the House, where leadership did not move it forward.
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Cutting Zoey off doesn't seem like a cruel move — it might be just the thing that Zoey needs to reevaluate what she wants and how she wants to get it.
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I remember I was in a meeting about Halo 2, and the reality was that we needed to move it back a year to deliver the game that we wanted.
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The company is setting up an assembly plant in Thailand, a move it announced in May 2017, but that would put together bikes only for the growing Southeast Asian market.
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The coalition closed air, land and sea access in a move it said was to stop the flow of Iranian arms to the Houthis, who control much of northern Yemen.
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In February, the company added three independent directors to its board, a move it said was supported by activist investor Jana Partners, which had built a position in the company.
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After you warm it up, move it around, and knock on the shell (and it knocks back), the Hatchimal starts to peck its way free with its spring-loaded beak.
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But our guess is that if Apple can't get the sensor working beneath the screen, the most likely scenario is that it'll move it to the rear of the device.
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"It will affect it in the way we hope which is to move it back up to 2% ... but not above," Daly said in an interview with Fox Business Network.
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"Hitting 23 is not only possible but likely for dollar/yen but rather than chase the move it may be smarter to wait for a pullback towards 107," she said.
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SS) is acquiring a coal mining affiliate in a $3.1 billion deal, a move it said was part of the government's push to make state-owned enterprises (SOEs) more efficient.
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Walgreens Boots Alliance – Walgreens said it planned to close about 200 U.S. stores in a move it says will deliver annual cost savings of more than $1.5 billion by 2022.
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Earlier this month, Belarus accused Russia of trying to restore a formal border zone between the two countries, a move it said flouted agreements on freedom of movement and trade.
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"There's not much liquidity in the asset class ... If lots of people ponder a similar move, it could be difficult to get out," Deputy Chief Investment Officer Edward Park said.
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Or worse, when I carefully peel it from its current place to move it to a new apartment, and inadvertently shred it into a mess with my own stupid hands?
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On Monday, City Manager Maurice Jones said at a news conference they would grant Kessler the permit for his rally, but only if he would move it to McIntire Park.
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It is a flashy move — it could become gimmicky if Copperwhite's not careful — but for the moment, at least, the artist's mark-making chutzpah is working in her paintings' favor.
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But it's so portable and flexible that you can always move it to a dark corner, even if the image has to be shrunk to a relatively "small" 100 inches.
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Vale subsequently halted all facilities using similar upstream tailings dams until those dams could be decomissioned, a move it estimated would take up to 10 percent of its output offline.
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Someone can, for instance, manually move it into different positions, logging each checkpoint with the press of a button, and then play out the chain of movements on a loop.
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WOULD IT BE THAT EASY TO JUST MOVE IT AROUND TO WHERE IT WOULD SUDDENLY BECOME – THIS WOULD BECOME SORT OF A PIRATED VERSION OF A DANGEROUS IOS AROUND AMERICA?
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Tereos unveiled plans last summer to open its business to investors as it seeks to expand, a move it has since said could happen in around 2 to 3 years.
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Easy to take an app you've written for Linux and move it all the way from a server down to a small headless unit that's connected to a network somewhere.
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Ministers in Ankara intervened to move it to the north, amid forested hills that were meant to be preserved for recreation and as the main catchment for Istanbul's water supply.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria's government said on Saturday it released 672 prisoners who had promised to accept the state's authority, a move it said was aimed at bolstering a "reconciliation" process.
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When the text appeared informing the audience of Trump's Paris Agreement move, it was met with so many boo's and hisses you'd have thought Lord Voldemort had appeared on screen.
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Detroit Diesel said it started building 7,800 engines in 2009 but did not complete them until 2010, when tougher emissions rules were in place - a move it thought was legal.
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I feel like if we can just get to that final stage of "I can move this mountain if I want to move it," then things would be way better.
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The general idea is to get a little char on the food over the remaining coals, then move it off to the side and let it cook slow and low.
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If an app comes with both a phone and tablet layout, you can shrink its window down to the phone version and move it around the display wherever you want.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 7 (Reuters) - China has officially started researching sixth-generation telecoms technology, state media reported on Thursday, a move it described as aiming to promote the latest wireless innovation.
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The cord is almost two feet long, and since the toaster is so compact, many consumers choose to move it around their kitchen and sometimes store it in a cabinet.
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Its addition to the water resources bill came after the senators sought unsuccessfully to attach it to other pieces of legislation, and to move it as a stand-alone bill.
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We are on an incredible journey; let's each of us move it forward every day in whatever way that we can, playing the part we know is ours to play.
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The NFL made demands Kaepernick wasn&apost inclined to agree to, prompting Kap to move it to another location on short notice, with fewer teams than initially expected in attendance.
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To manually break up the text to move it onto another line, first double click on the cell, in the spot where you want to make the line break.2.
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The good thing about these is, like, you can just sort of, like, stick it on, and it will attach, and then you can sort of, like, move it around.
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He hurt the toe in an accident at home when a granite object fell on it in the bathroom as the pitcher was trying to move it with his foot.
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Get that shit cleaned up, kick it under the bed, scoot it out of the frame, and generally move it out of your shot so the focus is on you.
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In 2012, Outbrain banned deceitful or spammy marketers from advertising to improve the quality of content in the widget, a move it took knowing it could cost 25% in revenue.
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For years, the family has allowed various corporations to draw water from the springs and move it through a pipeline to a nearby plant, where it is bottled for sale.
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"A chef can set up a shrimp shack or a waffle bar in our beachfront food garden and then move it to a permanent location if it's successful," she said.
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And these distributors—who don't know a thing about cannabis—are expecting to get fifteen percent of that—$300—every time they move it from Point A to Point B?
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The drug's previous tests in hundreds of people has helped move it quickly into late-stage clinical trials because it has already shown it does not cause severe side effects.
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It's wireless, so you can easily move it, and it supports up to three Bluetooth devices — I love the ability to switch between my MacBook Pro, iPhone, and iPad quickly.
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A Florida law allows courts to dismiss a case for "lack of prosecution" if more than a year goes by without substantive action by the plaintiff to move it forward.
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And on Tuesday, the company made an interesting move: It published the exact set of rules that Facebook employees and contractors use to decide what is allowed and what isn't.
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