The 'Hall of Small Mammals' author favors neat rows and neat beards.
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It's a neat narrative to produce and consume, and America, it seems, loves neat narratives.
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Hello was super neat when it was introduced in 2015, and it's super neat now.
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They were both neat freaks, and I wasn't a slob by any means but I wasn't quite as neat as either them would have liked.
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Here, at least, in this neat, compact stadium in this neat, compact town a few miles from the Belgium-Germany border, it seems to be working.
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Still, it's a neat — and extremely cute — experiment.
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It's as neat an arrangement for Twitter as it is for Fox News, just as freelancers are a neat arrangement for any large media conglomerate on the left, right, or center.
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" This isn't a neat timeline of "this, then that.
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It's not " Casablanca ," but it's a neat little thriller.
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Their homes — neat wooden cabins — had been smashed open.
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Image: Neat MicsBest for Musicians: Neat Bumblebee By contrast to the grays and blacks of most microphones, the color scheme and bee motif border on ridiculous, but the Bumblebee is functionally flashy.
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Research from 2018 found that NEAT could significantly affect the number of calories you burn in a day and that increasing NEAT could play a hugely beneficial role in lowering obesity rates.
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It's pretty neat, but we'll leave it up to you to decide whether it's $48,800-worth of neat, or else as cool as the oil-filled watch-face of the Ressence Type 3.
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Neat gardens, immaculate playgrounds and smart balconies greet visitors today.
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Ambient Mode's neat trick is accomplished through the SmartThings app.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - History does not move in neat increments.
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Who can put it all together into one neat package?
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It's a neat little thing where there's no more guesswork.
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It's okay if this doesn't seem like a neat feature.
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They're just being awed by God, so that's pretty neat.
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The fundamental connectedness of the universe is definitely neat, too.
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As with comics, Hulls refutes neat lines and white space.
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Me. "His handwriting is very small and neat," said Frankel.
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Rand Paul, tweeted a pretty neat image of the sinkhole.
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The system, while pretty damn neat, does have its shortcomings.
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But the voice assistant isn't the only neat new thing.
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A neat finding, but a conclusion that's not altogether surprising.
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The bit on top that lights up is neat, though.
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A paper published in 1971 presented his neat mathematical model.
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This all sounds neat in theory — and it is, eventually.
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Plus they make neat markings in cold butter and lard.
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It'll be pretty neat to tell the grandkids one day.
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Sony's AR subtitles are neat, but expensive and pretty clunky.
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It also does some very neat things with the icons.
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It's neat, but gets old pretty quick in my opinion.
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The demo was a little janky, but still pretty neat.
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It's amazing how nice and neat your cable organizer is.
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"It didn't fit into a neat narrative," she tells me.
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But the light itself can do some neat things, too.
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The skull lamp is a neat addition to any room.
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He also created a neat timelapse for everyone to see.
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Each of the BATs used to have a neat identity.
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They're all available in a really neat new emoji panel.
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Everyone else came in a neat suit with high heels.
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After all, they were neat and new at the time.
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It's a neat concept, and can be fun to use.
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Still, it's always been something that's more "neat" than "necessary".
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But for all those neat tricks, there are potential downsides.
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It all feels too neat, too nice, too angular. AHA!
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But why should people's views dovetail in this neat way?
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A career path doesn't have to be neat and tidy.
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"One Train Can Hide Another" their neat enamel plaques declare.
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There are still moments when I feel like it's neat.
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It's possible this neat new feature is a little buggy.
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The green army issue tents are pitched in neat rows.
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Still, it's a neat first product and an interesting vision.
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The neat lines of bright hues go on and on.
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That's a really neat emoji keyboard you've got there, Apple!
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Sure, it's a neat trick, but what's the big deal?
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I always thought maybe it's too neat, but who knows.
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Only sensitivity stubbornly refused to fit into this neat characterization.
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NordVPN has some neat security features, including shared IP addresses.
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AdWeek picked it up, thinking it was a neat idea.
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The included stand is neat and adds to Raspberry's portability.
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But wouldn't a portable Steam PC be kind of neat?
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But they do make for a neat retro tech gift!
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Everything is tied up in a neat little small package.
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Google will bring some of these neat ideas to Android.
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Also, it looks neat and I need to play it?
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" He described his style as "neat and clean, not flamboyant.
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I think it's a neat concept, but it's not practical.
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It was so neat because it was just the locals.
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In its app, you can watch its neat, methodical cleaning.
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The recessed magnets inside keep the knives straight and neat.
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The camera system on the back also looks really neat.
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The picturesque pavilion has trees and grass in neat sections.
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You can't sum it up with a neat, marketable description.
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Inside, in her living room, it was neat and cool.
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"That's really neat," Brittain thought to himself at the time.
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It takes a very neat idea and executes it perfectly.
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It's very neat and features an interesting array of hues.
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Timing Foster recovering from his jab was a neat trick.
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Horiguchi is another karate stylist with a neat boxing streak.
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Order good whiskey, neat, and polish your cowboy boots beforehand.
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We also found a neat selection of Trader Joe's spices ...
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Our family trees grew in neat orchards of demographic similitude.
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"That was super neat," Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski said.
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Nature doesn't stack things in neat little columns like this.
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He is neat, detail oriented and a frequent restaurant diner.
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Old vacuum cleaners were lined up in a neat row.
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Neat rows of oil palm seedlings stretched toward the horizon.
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Yet, details presented in the film complicate their neat explanation.
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"I'm on a box, which is pretty neat," he said.
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Mr. Goodson's neat apartment is adorned with his own artwork.
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Wireless charging is a neat innovation, but it's a novelty.
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Pretty neat way to look at these phrases, isn't it?
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The opportunity came off a neat little corner kick move.
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The place is neat and walled with books on shelves.
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It remains neat, and the entire thing is surprisingly light.
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My office isn't usually this neat; I cleaned it recently.
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It's a neat company with a history of efficient growth.
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Kona was a neat comic, very silly but very convincing.
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What followed was difficult to align into a neat chronology.
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This issue, however, doesn't break down along neat ideological lines.
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George had thought those movies were too neat, too rote.
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"Sparsely populated, with everything neat, orderly, and symmetrical," he observed.
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"That's pretty neat," the patient, Esther Voynow, managed to gasp.
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What does it say about the desires of neat freaks?
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Abraham Lincoln wrote it, and he had very neat handwriting.
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Here's a neat guide to San Francisco's classic watering holes.
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A neat mental trick to understand the climate battle ahead.
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"It's a neat result," Dr. Chatterjee wrote in an email.
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I also think that the screen recording feature is super neat.
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Using artificial intelligence to improve people's mental health is quite neat.
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Unfortunately, after but a moment of reflection, my neat division collapsed.
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"Social movements don't happen in neat and tidy ways," he said.
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Sorry Beric, that's a neat trick but it's not helping much.
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We see a neat division of three Goliaths against two Davids.
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The first two are neat, but stick around for the third.
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It's neat tech, and worth keeping an eye on this year.
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The more I drank it (neat) the more I liked it.
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In response, the PRD's resilient manufacturers are performing a neat pivot.
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It's a neat, if idealistic take on the future of cars.
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There's a neat little alarm clock with Assistant, made by Lenovo.
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And that turned out to be kind of a neat thing.
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Pew's editors found a neat way of summing up their findings.
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It looks neat, but it's also $100, and is sold out.
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This neat privacy feature allows for narrowly focused instances to form.
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It's a neat product, but not quite ready for the mainstream.
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It's really not a necessary feature, but it sure is neat.
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Instagram just rolled out a neat feature for its live product.
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But while a neat concept, it was redundant for most users.
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Oh, and I suppose The Vergecast is pretty neat as well.
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While it's certainly a neat idea, the keyboard had some issues.
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The lack of a neat consensus hinted at a bigger point.
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The airblast had laid the trees out in weirdly neat rows.
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It's a neat explanation, except there's not a lot to it.
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If nothing else, it's a neat way to avoid the notch.
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So, an innocence-proving package tied with a neat little bow?
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All neat tools to help make sense of increasingly connected lives.
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It can be tricky to keep your jeans neat and accessible.
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Toward the end, they lead to neat resolutions that feel unearned.
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So it's, on the one hand, a very neat futuristic toy.
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Which is not to say it didn't sound very, very neat.
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It'd be neat but there are no plans as of yet.
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It's neat to see all the different terrain on the trail.
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There's at least a neat idea behind this flashy bullet point.
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It's just really, really neat to see how movie monsters work.
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One neat feature on the IconX is the ambient sound mode.
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I am definitely the Type A neat freak of my apartment.
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Mustaches are allowed as long as they are trimmed and neat.
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"Rugs were vacuumed, everything was neat and put away," Roman said.
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It all looks neat, and even neater if you're sufficiently baked.
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We now have a nice home that is neat and clean.
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Do you think Tesla's new Summon self-parking feature is neat?
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A couple of neat creatures, some glowing mushrooms, a few caves.
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The neat stack of pregnancy tests, which I would never open.
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Neat rows of students read the local language, Khmer, out loud.
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That said, the self-driving car promotion was kind of neat.
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Hollywood loves to tie everything up in a neat little bow.
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"If you like mezcal neat, it'll warm you up," Ventura says.
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And so my (mostly) dream 911 comes to a neat $125,475.
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It tastes good neat, and even better with a little ice.
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For the majority of users, though, their endings aren't so neat.
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I related more to the idea that neat spaces reduced stress.
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That was neat, but it barely ever actually worked that way.
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Both rooms have dentil molding and fireplaces with neat plaster surrounds.
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They're neat for recording, but not great as just regular sunglasses.
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I'm kind of a 'neat freak' and organization makes me happy.
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Android Police There's more new stuff, too, like some neat gestures.
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The sharp endpoint to Tomas Maier's neat, fashionably restrained new lady.
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Pop-up widgets are an example of a neat BlackBerry thing.
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"Is he neat with the toilet?" was my grandmother's next question.
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The tiramisu was waiting for me, in a neat little package.
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The EFF has released a neat browser extension called HTTPS Everywhere.
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I do very complicated piecing and am generally a neat freak.
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I think that the products are neat in a way, visually.
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Lou was just so neat and charming and friendly and adorable.
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A neat gray crew cut sits over his pensive, angular face.
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I resist the impulse to pull a neat generality from it.
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Neat previously landed a $2 million seed round earlier this year.
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Like the rest of the apartment, Herscher's studio is fastidiously neat.
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Ours doesn't look as neat, as well thought-out, as supported.
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People drank vodka neat, on ice, in cocktails, or as shots.
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Religion isn't supposed to be a neat explanation of causal forces.
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" By which they may rightly mean "we thought they look neat.
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What's really neat, though, is the science behind the leap second.
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Cosmetic organizers that make a nice, neat display for your makeup
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It'll keep your things neat, and it's a cinch to clean.
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Neat bundles of cabbage divulge pork, beef and carrots, gently sweet.
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In "Smashed," the stage is lined by neat rows of apples.
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Real history is rarely neat and tidy, and rarely morally uncomplicated.
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An apartment looked too neat and needed a pile of mail.
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It was neat to play there 30 or 40 years later.
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Each laid their offering in a neat line on the ground.
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And it's very neat, which suggests the owner keeps things up.
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Mr. Peck's "Murder Ballades," for six dancers, is neat, cute, fast.
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Life is pitiless and strange; only simpletons look for neat meanings.
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It's all about upping your non-exercise activity thermogenesis, or NEAT.
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Palmer: It's not a neat little box that you fit into?
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If word processing is so neat, then let's all use it!
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A neat trick, of course — but the problem cannot be ignored.
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He's here to show off a neat word thing he found.
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Threads has some neat features that you can't access through Instagram.
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Step two: organize the multicolored index cards into neat little stacks.
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It's neat that eight years later our paths have crossed again.
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It must be neat having access to a huge stadium screen.
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Hundreds of demonstrators formed up in neat lines during the rally.
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It aims to create a neat binary in a complex world.
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And what Project Neat was able to do here was amazing.
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Suarez then teed Messi back up with a neat sideways pass.
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The reCharge concept comes with some other neat ideas built in.
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Mayle preferred to serve it on ice; Gould liked hers neat.
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Some technology at Rivendale is more neat hack than high tech.
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Downtown is compact, with neat storefronts surrounding a grassy central square.
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Legion isn't hopeful or neat, and that's what sets it apart.
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The Lappin sells for a neat 168,000 yen (about US$1,500).
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Four camps of neat blue-roofed bungalows house the Chinese workers.
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So that was neat, and I might check out his band.
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So much of our economy doesn't easily fit into neat financial models.
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It's a neat idea, except the hand gestures aren't easy to use.
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But that doesn't mean there weren't some neat gadgets in the mix.
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Excitingly, the researchers have also identified a neat hack to stop it.
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So we use neat mathematical objects to think about them, called groups.
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This research sounds neat, but it's still just a hypothesis, explained Faul.
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That, in some ways, is a neat encapsulation of the show itself.
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I do a lot of hiking and think it would be neat.
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LG: I like how he says that would be neat for hiking.
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Is it better when everything is tied up all nice and neat?
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The time-traveling effect is mesmerizing, contemplative, and just plain neat.[DCist]
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Those are neat features that aren't commonly available on an inkjet printer.
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It's neat, sure, but it didn't feel out of place to me.
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If she's unraveling a little bit, perhaps her hair isn't as neat.
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The battery-free technology was neat, but the watch's limited functionality wasn't.
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It's a neat trick, but I always worried it would snap off.
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They actually look pretty neat, especially with the socks and sweatpant combo.
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The first comes from Netatmo, which actually made a pretty neat one.
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Mr Foreman's excavation of a familial rift unearths stories without neat conclusions.
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Plus, its got a neat design with a funky single-arm stand.
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A neat whiteboard on one wall bears the label "Open Strike Requests".
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What looks neat and tidy in Bogotá looks messier on the ground.
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While that's a neat little throwback, it's not exactly aesthetically pleasing. Yikes.
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I thought she was just so neat and interesting and always inspiring.
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There's no denying that it's neat — or at the very least interesting.
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It's a neat idea, though LIFX isn't the first one to it.
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It's been really neat to watch people that have connected with it.
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Here is where I'd usually bring this to a nice, neat conclusion.
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It's also got a neat bookmarklet for instantly storing recipes found online.
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Neat rows of beach loungers lay empty under closed-up sun parasols.
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Plus, it's just neat to see all that money turn into dirt.
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"It's neat because it preserves a very early growth stage," said McKellar.
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That's super neat, though I cannot fathom how that would be possible.
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It does not help that Westerners generally do not drink spirits neat.
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"We feel like we're on to something really neat here," Chenoweth says.
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But also, I think this team up allows for a neat dynamic.
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A neat flip up lid hides a set of basic physical controls.
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Others simply dislike the appearance of conifer forests planted in neat rows.
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Dirt with layers of reinforcement isn't just a neat science experiment though.
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Regardless, it's a very neat-looking Chromebook that's got some great potential.
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I get another Tocayo and shot and M. orders a Jameson, neat.
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"It's really neat to be able to collaborate across continents," he said.
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I realize that sounds boring as hell, but it's actually pretty neat.
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But in a neat twist, she's not worried about Kevin hurting Zoe.
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Maybe you've heard of non-exercise activity thermogenesis, or NEAT for short.
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It seems to be wrapped up in to neat of a bow?
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You even get some neat analytics tools thrown in for good measure.
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The performance seemed to tie Cudi's ordeal up into a neat bow.
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Dash Rapid Cold Brew Maker ($80): The Dash is a neat idea.
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This ties the left-wing case against Clinton into a neat bow.
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And that's not saying that it has to be neat and clean.
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Yet it's still complex and capable enough to build some neat robots.
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It's a resolution a little too neat, but emotional none the less.
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It's a neat step into the voice-controlled entertainment center of tomorrow.
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And it was really neat because they knew what the deal was.
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Google added a neat feature for cyclists in Google Maps in 2014.
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There's a neat little exercise—it's from David Clark of Oxford University.
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The following lists outages at U.S. power companies neat Matthew's forecast path.
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It can do some neat tricks that will leave a lasting impression.
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It's as neat a summary of the show as you'll ever get.
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Plus, it was neat to start the day out with the locals.
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The first display near the entrance is impressively neat, tidy, and colorful.
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Neat rows of chairs slowly fill with damp but mostly smiling faces.
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Even with those limitations, the Amazon Tap is a neat little product.
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However, the company did some neat work with the technology inside them.
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When you're a few [people] against incredible odds, it's a neat experience.
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Threads of plot collide in ways that are alternately neat or excruciating.
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"It's really neat taking a giant 400-pound animal everywhere," Shannon said.
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"Ain't that a neat thing to say?" says Grossman, nodding in affirmation.
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Really neat overhead shot of the U-Wing headed somewhere on Jedha.
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It's a curation of nearly an entire series in one neat package.
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Cords, cables, and wires are the bane of every neat freak's existence.
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Glimcher, tall and neat, had a navy sweater tied around his shoulders.
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It's a burger, but it's shockingly neat in its form and presentation.
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I followed along, but my packet never quite attained those neat corners.
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The company also offers a neat option and product differentiator: the deathwish.
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And there is some neat use of the concept of diminishing returns.
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It'd be neat to be able to tell that story through food.
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Rigid corporate structures may look neat, but they're vastly overrated. 7. Meetings?
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Consistency is the key to making your sneakers look neat and clean.
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A Schultz candidacy would erase that neat binary in a general election.
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It organizes all your projects and shopping favorites in one neat place.
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This one-act work suggests a bigger picture beyond its neat frame.
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I just learned something today,' and that, for me, is really neat.
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A new update for Bing on iOS includes a neat little trick.
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It's just pure gritty fisticuffs, and nothing looked overly pretty and neat.
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The video starts in 1916, when nails were simple: short and neat.
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The other side of the fence always has that neat, green lawn.
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ESPN helpfully rounded up the reaction and organized it into neat categories.
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Like neat suede miniskirts under bright yellow jackets covered in diamanté flowers.
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One of the two commented on how perfectly neat the cut was.
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The neat thing about the JVM is that it doesn't require Java.
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This tool really sounds designed with educators in mind, and it's neat.
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The Los Angeles Times has a neat history of the city's festivities.
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But these swings in sentiment don't unfold in nice, neat, predictable ways.
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They had the same branding and four cigarettes in a neat row.
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The use of the 70s-style harmonies and chords was real neat.
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It was neat on the outside, and so did not arouse suspicion.
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It's kind of a neat idea: Why does he have the Sight?
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So, instead, meet Hourly, a neat company that just raised $7.2 million.
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Despite her cozy plots and neat endings, she has stayed that way.
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The foil covering the lip of the bottle may defy neat tearing.
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Above them, on a gentle hill, houses are arranged in neat rows.
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It's neat, but it's also mostly a gimmick — at least for now.
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If you can increase your NEAT, you'll be surprised at the effect.
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American tech companies almost did something neat today before messing it up.
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It's this really neat spherical glass vase that reminded me of her.
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Stadia's basic tech works—I've played with it myself and it's neat.
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The revolutionary upheavals spawned new contradictions and tensions rather than neat resolutions.
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A disappointment, then, for those who like their history neat and tidy.
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For as nice and neat as word scrambles are, puns are crazy.
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It'll be neat to see the studio build its own games again.
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Her board seat on Snapchat makes for a neat digital bona fide.
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Condemning "group supremacy" is a neat way to elide the real issue.
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It would make a neat story line, but it's not quite reality.
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"Freddy was always very neat, a Beau Brummell," Sam LeFrak told Weiss.
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But at the Neue, that characterization ultimately feels too small and neat.
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That may sound neat, but not everyone is optimistic about foldable screens.
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That looks super neat and, like, super delicious and not too spicy.
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It is never some neat narrative divided cleanly between demons and angels.
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Exploring a new city and found some neat art in an alleyway?
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It's a remarkably smart move as fins regrow, a neat renewable resource.
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"Just having the chef explain the menu to us was pretty neat."
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"He taught me all kinds of really neat stuff!" he told me.
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Ours, a King Mountain View, was more neat and functional than plush.
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Garry walked in, looking neat in a pressed green shirt and pants.
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Washington's bill brought them on board with a neat bit of policy.
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This was a neat trick, but one that was stunningly short-sighted.
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A final neat trick from the fight: a downward hammerfist from standing!
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I will not abdicate the field because people want neat little categories.
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It's a process that defies neat deadlines, and it requires uncommon patience.
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What's neat about the series is that it's not just a listening experience.
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TV feels so neat and manageable with its guides and far-reaching promotion.
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Gerber Graduates There are a bunch of really neat treats in this lineup.
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SolarCity has also made some neat animations showing the "contagion" effect in action.
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It would be neat if the beautiful game could only thrive in democracies.
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But if they do show up, it's possible they'll have some neat tricks.
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While this feature is quite neat, many users still don't know about it.
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"It's kind of a neat David versus Goliath kind of thing," Drummond said.
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The spirits are unique, many holding up on their own when served neat.
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"We're trying to go as low as possible," said executive producer Joe Neat.
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He also admitted that he thought artificial intelligence is neat, after Remnick asked.
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They look neat with shorts, jeans, summer dresses – pretty much everything I wear.
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Which is to say banality, blankness, something sweet, neat, forlorn, and soul-killing.
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So I sacrificed an old computer for that video which was really neat.
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Things didn't improve after I ordered a whiskey neat and grabbed a booth.
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Also neat is the newfound ability to view web content on the watch.
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In retrospect, it's not quite as neat as I thought at the time.
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The super-skinny adjustable straps tie in a neat bow in the back.
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It's a neat study, but there's still a lot of work to do.
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The neat thing is, Kara, who in America can disagree with job creation?
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It's a neat and useful alternative to the reminders feature in Google Assistant.
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I was able to try it neat first, and it's pretty damn woody.
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Also, those neat honeycomb-style LED headlights are probably prohibitively expensive for production.
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That should have been it, a neat closing to history's Harry Potter era.
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Keep in mind, though, that this neat technological voodoo kit requires several components.
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It's neat and it's simple, but no one is entirely happy with it.
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I'VE BEEN PRACTICING IT SO IT'LL BE NICE AND NEAT ON THE MONEY.
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Everything had to be "all neat and apple pie" before they could board.
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Coffee is stacked in neat piles several meters high, awaiting export to Europe.
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She was small, neat, disappearing in a wool skirt and sweater, studying psychology.
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Scribbling his thoughts in neat, clean penmanship, the president wrote, 'TRADE IS BAD.
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"He's got a neat personality," Denver coach Vance Joseph said after practice Tuesday.
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Ultimately, the doc is a neat look into what went into the story.
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And I thought, that's kind of a neat, beautiful, fitting way to end.
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This part is neither easy nor neat, no matter how you swing it.
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This also allows the plot to do some neat subversions of typical stories.
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Coffee is stacked in neat piles several metres high, awaiting export to Europe.
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It's a pretty simple implementation, but the functionality can create some neat results.
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It's a neat trick, albeit one that's by no means unique to Firefox.
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But Venmo is no longer just a neat way to pay back friends.
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And the swiping interactions across the keyboard are actually really useful and neat.
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But our analysis found shootings don't fit such neat divisions on the streets.
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Narratively speaking, this turns into a neat visualization of the city's social order.
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The neat part about the Switch is that it's two consoles in one.
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It's neat, but it doesn't feel as instant as a true PTT system.
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It'll be easy to take on the go, while also keeping things neat.
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You can also see some neat lighting effects same as the diamond mask.
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I tried it out using the watchOS 6 beta, and it's pretty neat.
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Their papers are full of the neat tricks that enlivened the credibility revolution.
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A post about this neat touch bar workaround is gaining traction on Reddit.
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And yes, it all sounds tedious, but you know what's neat about it?
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Everything is wrapped up with a fairly neat bow, and fade to credits.
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You'll most likely see a noticeable performance hiccup once the glitch works. Neat!
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Overall, it's a neat little experience that's fun to casually play around with.
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"Another neat thing is you can get a sample to-go," English says.
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MEGAN was a woman in her mid-40s, with neat, bobbed brown hair.
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The break below the trend line moved quickly to rest support neat 1.05.
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SURROUNDED by tangled shrubland, Wisdom Mababe's farm in central Zambia seems incongruously neat.
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Birds are neat and all, but is anyone else jonesing for a sandwich?
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Here are some of the neat ways you can make use of it.
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Publishers thought it was a neat idea, but ultimately passed on the project.
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There are a few things we can learn from this neat photo-op.
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"No, they don't fly!" answered an eager boy with a neat crew cut.
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If Reader was a neat lawn, my Feedly is now an overgrown lot.
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Pretty neat since people would be legit scared when they see their password.
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That company, Mylan, used a neat little trick: It simply raised the price.
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It was neat to find all those Easter eggs that I'd forgotten about.
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They're visionary experiments that reject the neat parameters of yore—narratively, thematically, representationally.
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Although more gears is neat, the real benefit of it is to efficiency.
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Well, the truth is I can't tell if it's that neat a split.
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Diablo Immortal is neat and surprising exactly because no one asked for it.
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But the story of how K2-138 was discovered is also pretty neat.
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Spectacles, for what its worth, felt like a neat, new thing at first.
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Spark is a neat email client with a few tricks up its sleeve.
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He sports a neat goatee and is considered and thoughtful when he speaks.
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Here's my one neat thing from CES post: Pilot Labs' Zeus battling robot.
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But for those who cannot do so, Google's offered up a neat solution.
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I adore this little carrying bag I have, which has neat embroidered stars.
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In the first instance, Fisch uses a neat analogy to explain what's happening.
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For something that sounds a bit wacky, this theory is actually pretty neat.
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In the fourth round, Ward threw a neat left hook which hurt Brand.
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Sparkling water, fruit juices, and energy drinks lined the refrigerator in neat rows.
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It's neat looking and everyone needs a speaker for their smartphone, for sure.
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Neat flower beds full of petunias punctuate the lawn outside the bus station.
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The map (seen above) can be daunting at first, but it's pretty neat.
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And, of course, something neat in a box with a big, pretty bow?
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Anyway, we put the doll on the album cover, which looks pretty neat.
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Yet his thin white hair was neat; his sneakered steps deliberate and sure.
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A young man with a neat beard and glasses stood near the whiteboard.
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Then I use a little hair spray to keep it neat and organized.
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A perfectly neat cut, with care taken not to damage any other pages.
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With daffodils, tulips, and peonies neat, and anything else the squirrels don't eat.
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We found a neat display of energy drinks and GNC-brand electrolyte water.
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That's neat, but why not just select the photo on your laptop screen?
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It was pretty neat and lends itself easily to sit-down style gameplay.
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Fastidious about things being neat, he grew weary of Beijing's messy brown grass.
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There's no neat way to eat elote, and that's part of its appeal.
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However, they are in release order from top to bottom, so that's neat.
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So the myth that all "neat freaks" have OCD is a common one.
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All that was considered neat stuff; now we take such actions for granted.
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Poor Jack the dog was just trying to show off his neat trick.
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You might be asking: That's neat, but what the heck is a quasicrystal?
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The Kodak Moments social-sharing app has been updated with some neat features.
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In addition, windows are in the casement style, with neat grids of panes.
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The release of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds 1.0 came with a lot of neat things.
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The ability to look around the environment was neat, but hardly a revolution.
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They have a lot of respect for that rink, which is really neat.
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If only life—or, for that matter, this essay—could be so neat.
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For being such a neat freak, Virgo, you really love stirring some shit.
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Dozens of paintings and silkscreens are stacked along the walls in neat rows.
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He was a neat, meticulous man in terms of his style of dress.
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Though aquavits are available neat at both places, they are mostly an afterthought.
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They always come back home, often with a neat little gift like Hitchhiker.
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A hoodie with the same text is also available for a neat $420.
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Or is this merely a neat trick to make deficit projections appear smaller?
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Each time, the 27 flowers were already there, tied in a neat bundle.
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There's also this really neat trick that many species do through sperm storage.
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Melissa Clark has a neat recipe for caviar potato chips with lemon cream.
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"You see how neat I am now?" he said to her one day.
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" It's a neat inversion, and a poignant reminder that our children always "drift.
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It amounts to a fairly neat summation of the American economy right now.
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It's a neat collection of events, and in the circumstances might even do.
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The pandemic is oddly neat, and Ish rarely encounters a single dead body.
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Nobody is suggesting a neat outcome settling all claims between America and Iran.
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It's neat that he's willing to share and doing something for the community.
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The neat thing about it is that this wasn't done as a gimmick.
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Obviously, this endless march toward superhero domination can lead to some neat things.
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At first, there seems to be hope for a neat ending for BoJack.
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He recounts in one neat reversal the turn in the history of invective.
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The conversation is complicated and jagged, and it mercifully undermines neat, simplistic stories.
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You can arrange them naturalistically, or in neat clumps — whatever style you like.
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"It's kinda neat for us to come see this," Orville Reid told me.
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In a sense, this is a neat reversal of the casting couch trope.
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That history serves as a reminder that impeachment is not a neat process.
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They throw it into some kind of truck all sorted nice and neat.
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Farther downfield lay more long, neat cordons of debris, waiting to be burned.
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It's a neat trick because fixing a nonexistent problem doesn't require actual work.
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Best of all, in bed, at night, with a double of Scotch, neat.
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It's an amazing construction and a pretty neat "aha!" moment, when it comes.
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The phone comes with the latest and greatest Android 10, which is neat.
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The village is surrounded by pineapple and banana trees planted in neat rows.
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Voters do not always align with the neat ideological "lanes" described in coverage.
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It was neat to see her really appreciate the entirety of Star Wars.
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There is no neat moderate-versus-progressive takeaway here, despite pundits' best efforts.
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I think there is neat design space there, but he isn't very exciting.
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She used very restrained, neat little academic strokes to build up a picture.
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Each window has a neat white frame, with a metal air vent attached.
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But climate change isn't likely to deliver a neat or complete return to a cyclical view of history, at least in the premodern sense—in part because there will be nothing neat, at all, about the era ushered in by warming.
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Putting an equivalent tax on these imports is a neat solution to this problem.
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But mainly, there are neat new features that make Live Photos worth another look.
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"I always thought it'd be really neat to get a pilot's license," says Pickler.
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Until then, you have to take this neat new fitness gadget at face value.
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It just won't be as neat as a mind-blowing new computer might be.
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"We see a rather neat surgical dissection," Wecht said after examining crime scene photos.
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From a technological point of view, OrCam has developed some neat computer vision algorithms.
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It's a neat encapsulation of their two skill sets and roles on the team.
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A giant list of blank template pages will help keep your notes looking neat.
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But the other option, still a hypothesis for the most part, is pretty neat.
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The somewhat bulky plug does a few neat things in the background as well.
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Touch ID is definitely neat, but has always been fairly susceptible to spoof attempts.
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He kept papers in neat stacks on his desk, and had tight, tidy penmanship.
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But now there are some crazy designs-especially the animated ones are really neat.
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Aerones' stunt is a neat demonstration of the capabilities of a heavy-duty drone.
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However it's a very neat castle with great views across the water to Sweden.
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Each time, I thought I could glean some neat dick pics and self validation.
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Another neat, nerdy thing is how these apps actually send video to your screen.
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Still, for a prototype without a release date or pricing, it's a neat concept.
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At the very least, it's a neat book to check out during your weekend.
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Sure, the features are neat — the new one has a 30% bigger face, etc.
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An easily accessible weather widget would also be a neat addition to headset interfaces.
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" "It's really neat when you complete a goal, it's a real pick-me-up.
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It's neat, but this fan-made Planet Coaster creation puts Hyperspace Mountain to shame.
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Still, it's kind of neat and is a good conversation starter, if nothing else.
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The automatic panning and zooming feature was novel last year and is still neat.
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Everything that was neat about the prior UltraFine monitors' macOS integration still holds true.
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"We think there's something neat about that name," Nuro founder Dave Ferguson told TechCrunch.
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Yet beneath the bridge and elsewhere, the traffic crawled in neat, well-behaved lanes.
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"I never felt like this before, felt like I didn't belong here," Neat said.
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Still, it'll be pretty neat if it does become a workable prototype one day.
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Below the printing area, two neat pop-out drawers hold spools of printing plastic.
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It could be manipulating microwaves one day, but right now, it's just incredibly neat.
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The Daily Shoe The sharp endpoint to Tomas Maier's neat, fashionably restrained new lady.
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This is a neat feature to convince new users that they can trust Klaxit.
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It's hard to imagine how effectively this will work, but it's a neat idea.
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The received version of events is a neat tale, but wrong in every respect.
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Instead, they seem neat for people who already live in the app with friends.
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It's energetic and neat, as if other hard edge, older abstraction had never existed.
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There isn't an "upward turn," as in one of those neat, TV-friendly moments.
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It's a neat concept, but do you want to spend nearly $900 on it?
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This keeps everything clean and neat and you can actually see what you have!
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But they expect housing starts to pick up again next neat to 1.31 million.
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I have had a spectrum of experiences, ranging from neat-o to nightmare-ish.
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It's not the weirdest thing to happen in 2017, but it's still pretty neat.
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Although it's a neat trick to see in person—it's not actually a hologram.
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Lovakovic shows me in and offers me tea from her neat and unfussy kitchen.
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It's neat, but it also means you should fix your hair before you begin.
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Instead it shows designer homes furnished with mahogany chairs and neat stacks of dishes.
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Space dreams are neat and all, but they're not a form of charitable giving.
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"It's pretty neat to get this done at home," Sharks forward Joe Thornton said.
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Wolfenstein: Youngblood The other neat trick Bethesda pulled was making the Wolfenstein franchise amazing.
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His comics unfold in neat, regular panels, small boxes containing wonderment in the everyday.
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We created a neat project with the global charity, CARE, called Patterns for Progress.
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She kissed boys, and I wrote dramatic poems about heartache in neat, rhyming couplets.
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Neat green grass, nautically-themed cabins, morning sun, and mobs of spaced-out revellers.
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This is a pretty neat way to get stuff moving around a bustling city.
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It's a neat feature that's some combination of flashy gimmick and genuinely useful feature.
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Split-photo mode is really neat for sharing group photos — like a photo locket.
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Icicles may look pretty neat, but you might not want to get too close.
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They're all quite neat and you can see them in video I made below.
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It was really neat to see how Thomas Rhett and Florida Georgia Line work.
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"It's a neat cheat for patients, nurses, physicians, everyone to refer to," Fryhofer said.
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This way, the back of your work stays as neat as the front. 2.
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Here's a neat drawing Darrow did that he was selling for a mere $150.
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Trump put this fun-house logic on neat display over the last few days.
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I like the way you pull everything together in a neat little devil's knot.
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The neat addition that really earns the bulb its LIFX+ name is infrared light.
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I have a neat new recipe for chicken wings that are smoked, then grilled.
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She made a neat job of it; she'd even found a tub of clothespins.
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The neat displays here were definitely nicer than that strange-looking one from Walmart.
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She also tracked down several neat finds for all those pet parents out there!
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As a Windows user, seamless integration with Cortana and my computer seemed really neat.
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Microsoft is making some neat gaming-focused changes to Windows 10 with this update.
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This might not be packaged in a neat, "ready for a LinkedIn update" way.
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They also said the business of space flight was not always neat and clean.
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Embedded among the neat, symmetric rows of plants are science-fiction-like monitoring devices.
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Maintain your yard with a lawn mower that keeps grass looking neat and clean.
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Popular Mechanics showed us this neat ESPN video about how tennis balls are made.
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"If you have the neat printed score, you don't see the struggle," she said.
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We may like to think of DNA as the neat bequest of our parents,
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Even though this is pretty neat, most other cards come with a similar service.
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We could make Martha Rose Shulman's neat recipe for spinach and goat cheese quesadillas.
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Calderwood's gingerbread rendition was neat and tidy -- like Martha Stewart herself had made it.
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The historical allegory is neat, and obviousness isn't a flaw in a protest movie.
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Suicide is a lot of things, but neat and tidy it will never be.
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Not all of them can be perfect spirals or slim, neat disks of stars.
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And reader, I believe that the internet was made to give us neat things.
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It's really neat having a clock that also doubles as a digital picture frame.
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It's also been neat to play with a drummer again and lock in with.
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Her medium-brown hair was in a neat ponytail that hung to her waist.
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This helps to keep a small room looking organized and neat rather than cluttered.
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It was a neat idea, but ended up going off the rails a bit.
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"I just thought it would be neat to build a walker," he told Cleveland.com.
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In the 1970s, politicians' views on abortion didn't break down along neat party lines.
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Off-white houses in neat yards, a few convenience stores; the streets are quiet.
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It was, in the end, a simple fairly tale with a neat control mechanic.
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Neat and firm cubes are not preferred; the chicken should have a natural feel.
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On the back of the shirt, in neat capital letters, was one word: Republicans.
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The horse's presence in her childhood flashback was a neat little bit of foreshadowing.
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"We have a floor, a neat vertical wall and then a horizontal," she says.
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Front Burner The nEAT Kitchen's maple boards slope to funnel juices and produce detritus.
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Todd: What's neat about that ending is that it's still fraught with religious imagery.
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Seeing her clothes — neat, colorful, on sleek velvet hangers — makes her seem more alive.
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If not, the official first day of winter is neat for other reasons too.
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Oh yeah, and don't forget that the bundle gets you an extra controller. Neat!
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We have one picture per day for the whole week, so that's been neat.
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The Jewish ones consist mainly of tall, fairly new apartment buildings, with neat pavements.
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It has such a neat way of puncturing its characters' bubbles — and our own.
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That's a neat trick, to make your first entrance after 20 years of silence.
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What I want to do with this show is to not make it neat.
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It's a neat way to blur the lines between what's real and what's fantasy.
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One of the neat things that's happened with drone technology is you solve reliability.
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Drink it neat or add it to a cup of hot Earl Grey tea.
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"It's very neat, very gray, and rather kind of middle-aged," Mr. Hillman said.
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So did a pile of glistening Gala apples, and neat lines of Red Delicious.
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These are typical second-drawer Disney numbers: momentarily catchy, neat and to the point.
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The skin and muscles and limbs don't always add up into a neat package.
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They wear ties, and the look is neat, but a little Germanic, circa 1939.
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Yet we don't see a neat row of riders with their muskets in hand.
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He's also very neat and because of him I have started folding my clothes.
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"It was a Sunday afternoon, and he was drinking neat vodka," Mr. Dean recalled.
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Also skater skirts and tulip skirts; flared, cropped trousers; neat jackets, and bibbed dresses.
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In front of him, a stack of papers sat in a neat pile, untouched.
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The District of Columbia study highlights the charter/voucher contrast in a neat way.
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She is just over five feet, with broad shoulders, long arms, and neat bangs.
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The solos fit the personalities of the singers as snugly as their neat uniforms.
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The highlight: Video calls that follow you around The Portal+ has one neat trick.
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We do a lot of neat things, as my colleague Vaughn says, off-platform.
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Generally, Snap has introduced neat product features, far ahead of other social networking platforms.
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The concept was neat, and I'm intrigued, especially because I'm always losing my sunglasses.
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It's neat, but it's still a bit of a party trick that costs $1,380.
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The robot was supposed to turn a mess of towels into a neat stack.
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Also, being a neat or tidy person does not mean you are more prejudiced.
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Jaikaran's pick: slime green and citrus yellow for a neat contrast against the pink.
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You can get neat accessories that coordinate with whichever color you go with, too.
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He expects every room to be neat and clean, at work and at home.
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The work is penned in a neat, consistent, impressively legible italic across 34 pages.
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If not, the official first day of winter is neat for other reasons, too.
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To be sure, all of Trump's recent actions do not fit a neat frame.
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"All of these things shook up their nice, neat little view," Dr. Etheridge said.
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At the front of the store, we found a neat little display of snacks.
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The unwashed dishes when the late Miss Jessie Comptom is neat as a pin?
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Click here to help back this project and grab some neat swag for yourself.
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What's neat about this is how it also subtly puts us on Chandra's side.
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Our pasts do not form neat foregrounds and backgrounds, or whole and linear stories.
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If everything is neat and orderly, it makes me feel like a competent professional.
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Mrs Merkel's shift on gay marriage is welcome and a neat illustration of her strengths.
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However, the Android version of MyState has a few other neat tricks up its sleeve.
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That said, it's a well-constructed and beautiful machine with lots of neat design flourishes.
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For every neat new feature like Face ID, something like Touch ID gets taken away.
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This is not to say that the rumored Apple video streaming service won't be neat.
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In the meantime, though, moss that smells anything besides mossy is still really pretty neat.
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The long battery life is mainly because of the neat dock the headphones come with.
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Image: NASAAs a neat aside, Mars isn't the only planet to experience planet-encircling storms.
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While the performance videos were a little underwhelming, this new video is actually pretty neat.
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It was pin-neat, but packed full with a life full of being a girl.
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These are not the neat, comfortable categorizations of female power we like to believe in.
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What's particularly neat about this video is that the hurricanes kind of appear by accident.
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It's neat to be that example for my daughter, which is why I did this.
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The bokeh effect in Portrait Mode is cool and the new Portrait Lighting seems neat.
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They were too busy posting on Facebook and Twitter, and using neat apps like Hipstamatic.
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The neat jump off line low kick which Jedrzejczyk shows in most of her fights.
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It's usually not just a neat trick, but rather an integral part of the storytelling.
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The Prestige is not just a neat magic trick; it's about rivalry, obsession, science vs.
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But with over 75 exhibitions, you won't come away with a neat definition of either.
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The pleasure of reading derives not from any neat conclusion, but from the search itself.
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Think of it like a powder keg that gets a little bigger every day. Neat!
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The long cords extend from the phones they're attached to, spiraling in neat little curves.
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Sure, there are some genuinely neat-sounding automated options, like a system that cooks custard.
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Kind of a neat idea — anyone who follows the industry knows he already tried it.
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But the meta joke in "Jheri's Place" lands because the sketch pulls a neat trick.
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The stand will charge the watch, and can act as a neat, retro alarm clock.
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Unfortunately, the visual and control issues hamper what is otherwise a neat little add-on.
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Cohen knows lots of neat tricks, like how to get hired by people with deep
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By contrast neat, polite BJP workers went door-to-door, ringing his bell three times.
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Thought this was a neat idea, but i guess its the thought that counts pic.twitter.
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When they do — and oh, they do — it's not a neat, tidy kind of culmination.
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It's neat if you have a messaging app you always want to be quickly available.
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Moving part of the Google Translate experience to the Pixel Buds is a neat demo.
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They actually have a pretty neat system of keeping things out of the public eye.
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I try to look semi-professional and slick my hair back into a neat ponytail.
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One can draw a neat line down the centre that nearly perfectly partitions the supporters.
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As neat as the technology is, however, it could end up having some scary implementations.
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Lifting one ear cup to hear someone nearby automatically pauses my music, which is neat.
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"I start pretty neat using utensils and plastic bags to put on icing," she says.
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All in all, Torrents Time is a neat plugin, but probably not worth the effort.
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It has a "For You" section that automatically puts neat little effects on your photos.
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Our heart, soul, humor, kindness, respect, integrity and a million other neat stuff about us.
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Even so, it's a neat trick, and one that definitely enhances the picture taking process.
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The only thing that seems genuinely neat and useful is improved security in Android apps.
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Day 53: It's hot in hereThe logo lights up when the computer is on. Neat.
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The animation to Mars is neat enough to watch even if you already know them.
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With the help of a hub, your Windows phone becomes a lightweight PC. Pretty neat!
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What's neat about portrait mode is how some images show off its internal thought process.
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I'm a neat freak, and he left his dirty socks on the floor each night.
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There is little room for neat conclusions or easy consolations, but endless space for questions.
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"I never did open mics," he told me, while nursing a Don Julio Blanco neat.
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It's neat to see him back writing Sandman, even if it's just for one book.
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Best For: The Neat FreakLiquid foundations, jelly highlighters, goopy lip glosses — makeup is messy stuff.
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It's a neat parlor trick, and one that will almost certainly get party guests excited.
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While you won't be stuffing that one in your laptop bag, it's also pretty neat.
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It's really neat to be able to see so many different levels of light pollution.
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It's a neat little device that was our favorite of the new Alexa-powered products.
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As a thriller, "Norma" is more an unruly bird's-nest than a sleek, neat bob.
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It's harder to use than regular Twitter, without much benefit beyond a neat visual effect.
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Yet Mr Flake's contrast between conservative ideas and partisan rage is too neat and tidy.
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Which means the 2200 mAh Power Pack isn't a neat accessory, but rather a necessity.
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"It's very possible that someone could build this experimentally and that would be really neat."
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How many neat options on the web and mobile remain undiscovered by the Gmail masses?
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What's not quite as neat is the headphone's obscenely expensive price tag and limited functionality.
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It'd be neat all by itself, but a perfect partner for a refreshed Mac Pro.
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"I had a dream we were sipping whiskey neat," Gomez croons over an acoustic beat.
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One neat trick that the semi-disposable cards offered was the opportunity for display advertising.
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Since that article was published last year, I've discovered some neat new Alexa uses. Guys.
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That is neat, but it basically just replicates what's available already through your smartwatch screen.
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Around 750 engineers and designers got together to hack something cool, something neat, something clever.
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This wall-to-wall bookshelf has an additional neat trick — it's made to withstand earthquakes.
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Another neat feature inside Apple Maps is the ability to search for bike sharing options.
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It's a really neat effect, and lets you blow up your images to massive scale.
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When you're not in danger, you can also use it as a car charger. Neat!
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He wrapped it up in a neat little marketing package for the world to see.
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Hey, wouldn't it be neat to build a life-size statue of Robocop in Detroit?
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What's neat about this mod is the way it doesn't seem to change anything else.
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Even Superman, played by the ever-wooden Henry Cavill, has some neat stuff going on.
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It was a neat summation of the GOP's current position -- and lack of specific solutions.
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This makes them look super neat and helps with better makeup application for your brows.
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It's a neat way of side-stepping the protective wall thrown around the Shanghai market.
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This organizer keeps all your cables, adapters, dongles, and even a mouse neat and tidy.
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I'm sure some of you, dear readers, could drink neat shots of espresso every day.
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Contain the nightmare with fabric dividers, which keep socks, underwear, and hosiery neat and visible.
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All the girls in the manga are thicc and beat people up, which is neat.
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This neat arrangement is pending a £167 billion [$233 billion] replacement in a few years.
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But Sony is setting some silly expectations with this neat, Ikea-esque map of wires.
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Earlier today, blogger Andy Baio tweeted about a neat trick on Donald Trump's official website.
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The programme's scriptwriters have invented neat explanations for some events that in fact remain mysterious.
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"We clicked so well and she and Jackson have a really neat bond," Goll says.
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Atop a distant green hill, a red tractor stood parked beside a neat, white homestead.
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The games are neat, and also a little gimmicky, but the technology is certainly there.
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The introduction of a second round would be a neat way of solving that problem.
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The lawns were too neat, the lights were wrong and the tables no longer wobbled.
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The starter kit comes in neat, white packaging and costs £99 (+VAT) or around $130.
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"White Bird" is otherwise full of neat coincidences, grown-up clichés, sentimentality and stock portraiture.
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"I know this is the first holiday without your baby," the neat cursive handwriting read.
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Shinji Kagawa gave the German side hope with a neat finish six minutes from time.
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The man took a sobriety test, wobbling across the neat lawn of a Methodist church.
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Tasting coordinator: Bernard Kirsch What to Eat With Sour Beers Sour beers defy neat categorization.
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A neat illusion that Nichols says that will go nowhere, but will be called change.
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The origins of Homo sapiens aren't as neat as the timeline you might have learned.
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But she does not end her memoir with the neat seam of her own fulfillment.
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Children walk from class to class in neat rows, or a rough approximation of them.
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"The all-over prints of the clothes are overlapped with neat nonchalance," the note said.
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As in Syria, there may well be a neat intersection of political ambition and profit.
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There was a neat selection of snacks and candy at the front of the store.
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Neat streets dotted with modest public houses can be found in the township's new areas.
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Confronted with historical insights and empirical observations, this neat populist narrative quickly falls to pieces.
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Laura Goorin: So, the myth that all neat freaks have OCD is a common one.
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But if Flexport owns those warehouses, it can do some neat things in the meantime.
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Though we haven't seen it in person yet, the WiFi Bookshelf Speaker looks pretty neat.
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I wouldn't feel any qualms about pouring myself a whiskey, neat, after a long day.
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Here's something neat you can do: Send some of your junk to the friggin' Moon.
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With an organized home, surely my work desk will be neat and tidy as well.
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Strain into a cocktail glass with one large ice cube or neat (with no ice).
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You circumnavigate the crazy complicated drinks in the specialty glassware and order a bourbon neat.
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That was the time I realized I was no longer a neat or perfect girl.
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Your writing needed to be neat, legible, and speedy so you could get things done.
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If some of these stories seem a little too neat, well, that's the teller's prerogative.
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A neat little sequence that is fun to play with in your own training though.
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And in the short-term, the Toronto Raptors and Brooklyn Nets have some neat stuff.
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Microsoft is adding a neat little trick to its OneNote app today: ink math assistant.
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Overall, my stay was comfortable, and I liked that the room was neat and tidy.
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They're neat to see, and are often visible from the trail which follows the water.
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But it's not as neat a slogan, and that makes it a much harder sell.
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He's rarely without a hat, and often wears neat tailoring by his collaborator Thom Browne.
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There was a slap, metal against palm, neat as the arc of a nice catch.
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The Porthole effect uses the neat eyelet frame she applied to the Dolce & Gabbana sweater.
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When was the last time you rolled rice into neat little ovals with one hand?
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They're waiting in hopes of finding their relatives among the neat rows of stacked bodies.
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What TheRasteri had done here is a very neat trick and bit of hardware modding.
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The hardware is fine, Alexa is neat but unnecessary and the battery life is great.
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It's more of a "transit" of the sun than an eclipse, but still quite neat.
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Face Match and Quick Gestures are two neat features exclusive to the Nest Hub Max.
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It's a neat encapsulation of what Gunn is going for: What's fun is what matters.
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Place this tray directly into a kitchen drawer to keep your flatware neat and visible.
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The Triton 900's window lets you see the laptop's GPU and cooling system. Neat.
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I thought it was just a neat theme that had double OO rebuses in it.
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On our right, the Knights of the Grail, dressed in white, make neat, concentric rings.
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The neat rows of wicker chairs outside the ubiquitous cafes continued to buzz with patrons.
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Your garden beds will have perfectly neat edges with Plow and Hearth Perma Mulch Border.
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To make sharing more effortless, you can also take advantage of some neat artificial intelligence.
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No neat resolution can change the fact that this once-fearless girl is inexorably changed.
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"This was neat," said Ms. Palin, over the sound of turkeys being led to slaughter.
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Real-life trajectories are rarely as neat as the ones you map in your head.
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In a polarized nation, places like Bay City do not fall into a neat script.
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"This is earth and everything here is not neat and clean — it's messy," she said.
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She is purposely bland, a blank slate in a neat headband and dutifully clasped hands.
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The problem is, as you're growing up in the real world, it's not actually neat.
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We have, all by ourselves, ceded that one neat thing about sport that we owned.
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From there, it's back to tradition, and those neat, flat rectangles go into the Fryalator.
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There's a neat trick to do this, which you can use in almost any situation.
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But over dozens of hours of planet-hopping, Outer Worlds undercuts these neat technocratic solutions.
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Racks of mortar shells, more than a hundred in all, were stacked in neat rows.
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Rows of neat white tanks, each holding a small green tree python, lined several walls.
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"It was just really neat to see what people did — little things," said Mr. Humphrey.
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There's a color pop mode and a cinemagraph mode that are both kind of neat.
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In contrast, this "Emma" unfolds chronologically, with familiar emotional beats and a neat, happy ending.
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Remember those neat tidbits about Gauguin's personal life I told you in the last room?
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Face unlock and motion gestures were neat, but the transcription features were the most impressive.
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And the key to a good-looking apartment is all about being neat and organized.
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What is less neat and tidy is the whole Owen-Teddy-Tom (Greg Germann) thing.
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Whether hoarders or neat freaks, most people leave behind pieces of their lives, he said.
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Here's something NEAT Don't like going to the gym for a high-impact cycling class?
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It's cool, and it gives me neat flexibility, but it's unnecessary most of the time.
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Is it a little too neat that Rey is the granddaughter of the uber-villain?
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They all seem neat, but I'm a little skeptical about why they need to exist.
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"But neat, step-by-step processes are rare and, worse, often not appropriate," he says.
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"When they flee persecution... they don't flee with a neat binder of documents," Nietor said.
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Homemade mortars were stacked in neat rows, some awaiting fuses and others primed for explosion.
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A neat mid-calf baby-blue shift with little white collar and allover crystal embroideries.
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"When will the bloodshed stop in my country?" someone had written in neat Arabic script.
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A neat backstage comedy is buried in here somewhere, but major cuts are in order.
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Another neat feature inside watchOS 5 on the new Apple Watch is automatic fall detection.
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My visitors find it enchanting (I find it hard but not impossible to keep neat).
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This makes for a neat and tidy story, but it is based on a prejudice.
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It's a little bit of comfort food for the horror set, and it looks neat.
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"I'm stuck," he tells Ezekiel, in a neat encapsulation of this entire season's ethical conflicts.
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The four words were arranged in a neat, symmetrically balanced stack, one above the other.
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Soen Neat and her husband Sear Un. Neat said the decision gives her hope her family might be reunited, but that the ordeal has left her shaken, unsure of her own status in the country although she has lived here for most of her life.
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As usual, Studio Neat uses high quality materials — you won't find any plastic on these docks.
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That's a pretty neat early birthday gift for a man who turns 69 later this week.
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"It was really neat they got to spend the day together," says Maddie's mom, Kristin, 44.
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The downtrend in LME stocks was starting to look just a bit too neat and managed.
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Even as you outgrow her, she appeals to the part of you that rejects the neat
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Vibrating a patient's arm to move their missing hand is a neat trick, but therapeutically useless.
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A touchscreen with multi-touch and Apple Pencil support using a tilting stand would be neat.
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As neat as mobile VR is, it's just not as good as PC-based VR headsets.
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But Curiosity is now back to drilling, thanks to a neat idea conjured by mission engineers.
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Watch these experts tidy nose hairs and turn out-of-control brows into perfectly neat arches.
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My neat and friendly two-story hotel passed for Grozny&aposs version of a boutique hotel.
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But trying to wrap Jayne up into a neat little box doesn't work in anyone's favor.
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Neither fastidiously neat or slovenly, some of my rooms are usually clean some of the time.
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Huawei even equipped the X Pro with a neat trick for how it hides its webcam.
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"It's a neat idea," said Tim Tait, a particle physicist at the University of California, Irvine.
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Lathan may be able to control time, which seems neat but is probably really bad, ultimately.
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The neat thing about this fact is that the most a company can lose is 100%.
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Razer skipped the OLED display, which makes it a neat alternative to anything Samsung is doing.
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GUTFELD: There is going to be a neat little candy you could sell on the moon.
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It was really neat how she did it her way and she did an awesome job.
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Karolczak thinks the idea is "kind of neat" and made a work especially for the show.
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If you remember Asimo as anything, you'll remember it as Honda's robot that does neat stuff.
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That's neat, but I think Android is maybe presenting us with options instead of solutions here.
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It's fully waterproof, and while it can't quite swim, it can float, which is pretty neat.
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The company produces some neat accessories that are designed to look as though they're two dimensional.
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This trailer might be a biiiit much, but the series seems like it could be neat.
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A staff member photographed the students sitting in neat rows, their heads obscured by cardboard boxes.
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It's hard to say how useful that effect will actually be, but it's a neat demo.
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Gascon Horsemanship has many neat horse videos to share, including someone riding in a Minions costume.
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"It's neat when you have some choices that you believe you can win with," he said.
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It's not just a neat trick common to both mammals and birds—it also burns calories.
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"A neat little idea for students faced with, for example, converting a fraction to a decimal."
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Clean, neat and with a strict center part, this is the bun as a palate cleanser.
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Human-curated playlists are a neat addition to Spotify, but they don't totally advance the industry.
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But, you may say, shouldn't you study important issues even if you don't have neat models?
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Spigen Liquid Air Armor — $29 See Details This form-fitting case features a neat wave design.
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There is no neat answer, especially one that fits into a tweet or an Instagram post.
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However, that doesn't mean that the show wrapped its story up in a neat little bow.
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You'll see the app open and progress through the necessary screens all on its own. Neat.
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Another neat feature (and smart take on tab management), is the "set these tabs aside" option.
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Its association with neat smartphones and cars came amid a constant threat from nuclear North Korea.
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Awesome. Amazing. Neat... But did you check out that grandpa sinking every shot in the background?
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At both locations, the characteristically intricate pleats of each xiao long bao are tight and neat.
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It's a neat package, and the adjustable filtering mechanism seems to be in vogue right now.
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When you clean install you can use your voice to setup a PC. Really neat pic.twitter.
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More of the nunchaku's appeal has to be that you can do neat tricks with them.
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This sounds complicated but it's quite neat and could be a powerful innovation for bitcoin transactions.
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"Overall, I think it is a neat step forward," explained Oxford University computational neuroscientist Anders Sandberg.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's a really neat animation that reveals how a chainsaw works.
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It was an interesting process, and it was neat to see how TV shows were made.
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With his three-piece suits and neat beard, he looked more like an Ivy League professor.
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They've also got a neat little Vine account where all their tricks and skits are posted.
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Unfortunately, games don't necessarily churn out frames at a neat 60 or 120 times a second.
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The automatic transition into first person mode when you pull down the visor is pretty neat.
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In one neat package it diminished a security threat, bolstered multilateralism and strengthened the transatlantic bond.
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I've oddly become a super neat/clean person at age 25; the switch was really abrupt.
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One last neat finding: On average, dog people have 26 more Facebook friends than cat people.
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"It's a really neat experiment" thanks to the "technicalities to get it to work," said Abergel.
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Organizers are saying that the gold medals will be made from 100 percent recycled material. Neat!
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The room's adorned with oversized hamburger pillows, french fry blankets, and neat stacks of McBiscuit sandwiches.
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It'd be neat to see more of Yakuza 0 before Yakuza 6 shows up in March.
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I suppose if you're a diehard Surface or Windows user, the Surface Go's a neat tablet.
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But they're also permeated with all the neat little design touches that distinguish the new Microsoft.
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All over Europe, studious youths with neat haircuts are changing the face of right-wing activism.
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It's a neat (if creepy!) feature that should make driving around town a little more efficient.
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Jeff Hull is a shaven-headed man in his mid-forties, with a neat dark beard.
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There's another collection of Vaseline jars, stacked against the walls again in a neat minimalist pyramid.
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These beefy, Roomba-like mowers loop their way around a yard, keeping grass trim and neat.
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Nonetheless, it demonstrated that absolute gore needn't come at the cost of intelligence and neat writing.
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No. They have a craft cocktail bar, which is neat, but a definite no for me.
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Hub Keyboard mixes a neat minimal design with some powerful attachment and search buttons on top.
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These tales do not come together in a neat ending, as they might in a novel.
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In the process, he came to a neat realization: ARKit 2.0 opened up some unexpected possibilities.
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It's neat in concept, though the quality of sound doesn't compare to that of regular headphones.
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Professional and neat, Shirawa was soft in the face and belly, with strongly arched, thick eyebrows.
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There's a neat psychology experiment from the turn of the last century that perfectly captures this.
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It's neat, but it's too way expensive and too heavy for me to recommend to anybody.
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Don't worry about being too neat, because you're just going to tangle them into little knots.
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She will thank you — while sipping on a nerves-soothing neat bourbon under a fuzzy blanket.
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When combined with some neat statistical tools, they can predict regions that might be in trouble.
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It's important and it's a neat milestone and the guys were great and pulling for me.
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Once it's on your wrist, your body heat powers the timekeeping and some neat other functions.
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Sarah Jones: That would be a neat throwback to Sansa feeding Ramsay Bolton to the dogs.
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Cultural politics in Poland do not fit a neat model of young liberals versus old conservatives.
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Our distraction is a fantasy — an experimentation with sex that doesn't fall into neat Hollywood grooves.
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Sex workers who oppose the law were scheduled to protest neat the National Assembly on Wednesday.
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That fall, she planted 300 garlic bulbs in neat rows behind the gate on Mack Avenue.
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As before, Mr Aciman courageously refuses to lock love in neat boxes marked with approved labels.
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Prince's catalog was huge, and defied neat summation — he was outrageously good at so many things.
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Nearly all of these smiling group shots are arranged in neat columns running down one wall.
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There's also another neat Continuity feature that now allows your Apple Watch to unlock your Mac.
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And lastly, Swagtron says the scooter has a "cruise control" mode, which is a neat idea.
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And it is a staple of these true crime docs to not have a neat ending.
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Monday's full moon in neat freak Virgo blows the whistle on all of our bad habits.
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This is a tragedy — golden retrievers are so cute — but the answer is still pretty neat.
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Plastic bags nestled in a heap at their feet, neat little parcels tied with fastidious knots.
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" Lindsy Parrott, director of the Neustadt, said his approach reflects "his neat and tidy medical mind.
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The relative sizes and distances involved are particularly neat for this composite photo of the transit.
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The pricing labels throughout the store were neat and modern, which made them easy to read, ...
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It was a neat little trick, but it can't be done during a daytime football game.
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It's neat, the AR works okay and I was bored with it in about three minutes.
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"And LeBron James didn't come and tackle us, so that was a neat thing," he said.
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The basic problem, Clark thought, was that he was a scruffy, while Friston was a neat.
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Then, when the dough had been thoroughly stretched and worked, he wrapped it into neat folds.
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We asked Dave Wood—the Neat Records owner—'Look, Dave, can we have some more time?
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And like HTC's squeezable U smartphone, the new Pixels come with a pressure-sensitive frame. Neat!
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Ms. Wu, who is also known by her American name, Jennifer, is soft-spoken and neat.
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She thought that might be a really neat way for people to start to work together.
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Crowdfunding investors will be able to view updated metrics directly within the Revolut app — quite neat.
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The neat isomorphism of Joron's couplets betrays a turbulent force field of transformations and recursive echoes.
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The best defense is movement, as Gustaffson showed against Jones, or a neat Muay Thai check.
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A British Zodiac killer and real-life whodunnit with no neat narrative conclusion, then or now.
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There's no salve for her characters' savagery, and Tamblyn isn't concerned with providing a neat ending.
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This 20083 hack is quite neat as it uses a peripheral device to infect your Mac.
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He was neat for a bodybuilder, nothing freakish, because his diet and training were all natural.
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Furnished in contemporary Shaker style, with lots of polished wood, her house is almost disturbingly neat.
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There's kind of a neat story behind the coining of this term, according to Popular Mechanics.
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She nurtured plants and people, loved music and saved aluminum foil in perfectly neat little squares.
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EARL GREY, NEAT During the week, I'm at work by 7:30 and up by 6.
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The temple's president, a man in a neat tan suit named Anthony Linton, stood to speak.
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It's a neat balance of offense and defense, and no two games are ever the same.
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That fascination pervades Karasu, where even a whiskey neat is crafted with a many-stepped ritual.
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So you've got this neat new piece of tiny radar that you're sticking inside your phone.
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This has long presented a challenge for anyone seeking a neat narrative arc for this history.
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They cover three or four pages of detailed road maps with neat sketches of sample screens.
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CreditCreditGuerin Blask for The New York Times Jane Goodall nursed a glass of neat Irish whiskey.
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Buttigieg is also capable of executing a neat SNL nostalgia joke: Did Stefon write this headline?
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You can now zoom in and out with an iPhone, in other words, which is neat.
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Age 25 Occupation Senior account executive Your turtle neck is made from a neat, technical fabric.
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At the end, you have a neat little tally showing which day most people are free.
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It's irreverent, thought-provoking, and inspiring, compiling the best parts of Poehler into one neat package.
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It was not neat, it was not especially technical, and it was most certainly not flawless.
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Let's talk about what it does, and why both its product and business philosophy are neat.
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What's extra neat about this particular version of the iPad is that it doesn't require WiFi.
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It was "extremely neat and very clever but pretty meaningless and very unfriendly," Mr. Brooker said.
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It is too neat and altogether too soon to call Jemisin this generation's Ursula Le Guin.
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And the VR gameplay does look pretty neat, assuming the game plays anything like the trailer.
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It's a neat example of a delicate ecological balance that we're only just starting to understand.
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The terrible violence of the image was rendered appealingly neat, even pretty, by the skillful weaving.
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Pinning two women against each other, categorizing people into neat little sound bites and splashy headlines.
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The rooms on display range from hectic, cluttered with papers crumbled on the floor, to neat.
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What's neat about "Switch" is how it's bookended by two very small choices with huge implications.
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