The camera app's been overhauled with a cleaner, neater look.
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Some of us like our adult beverages neater than others.
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It all looks neat, and even neater if you're sufficiently baked.
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For very little extra work, they came out a little neater.
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They're also full of people proudly sharing their new, sparser, neater surroundings.
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It's a much neater effort if you just change a few factors.
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Hers is a bit neater and more muscular, but just as inscrutable.
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David Turpin's hair appeared to be trimmed and neater around the collar.
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Instead of a cluttered nest of papers, Trump's desk on Sunday was neater.
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Until that moment, I had always told a neater story about my identity.
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"The extensions protect the natural hair and make it look neater," she said.
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Near the window is a raised platform where I refine and do neater work.
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Plus, using a set of uniform hangers will help keep your closet consistently neater.
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That said, the loin is more elegant — neater to slice and softer to eat.
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It's so much neater than throwing it in the big trash, and less smelly.
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Partitioning your hard drive adds dividers into the metaphorical basket, to keep everything neater.
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Acer's streamlined the design to make it neater and cleaner in all the right places.
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One of McCall's neater adjustments took advantage of the one note nature of Lineker's striking.
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Cheetos has collaborated with Betabrand to create a "snackwear line" that makes Cheeto-eating neater.
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There are so many different types of lubes out there, and some are neater than others.
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Neater than the hamburger is seared rare tuna tucked into a shiny bun from Lyon Bakery.
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Although it's the same pattern, the shoe in the front is slightly looser and much neater.
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It's a bit neater than usual, set up for a small tour group about to visit.
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A neater bathroom clears up mental space so your bathing and grooming routines run more smoothly.
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Twitter's most existential issues concern abuse and trolling, which neater icons and a slicker interface won't solve.
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It definitely looked dated to me, and this new design is much neater and easier to navigate.
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But she's neater than her sister, so she was helping to make the bed and fold clothes.
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Then she said: 'But you're going to have to brush up and be more groomed and neater.
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And if you do, opt for a bed with built-in storage instead; it will look neater.
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So I 50-50'd my way to a slightly neater Dave, but that was about it.
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For all the hype surrounding Frankie Edgar's footwork, Aldo's feet were the neater in their first meeting.
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And chilling your cake between frosting layers makes for a much neater exterior with no crumbs poking through.
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The main perks are that your scribbles can be converted into a neater note that's more easily read.
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It doesn't make the lenses entirely invisible, but it makes their appearance look a bit neater on casual observation.
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One of the neater tricks is asking it about what time of year is best to visit a city.
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The slices may be a neater presentation, but there's a rustic charm to a ragged mess of olive bits.
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Jessica Rabbit and one of Jeff Koons's golden balloon dogs, on the other hand, somehow make a neater pairing.
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"Then she said: 'But you're going to have to brush up and be more groomed and neater,'" Bonham Carter said.
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Per company policy, her avatar wore her photographic likeness, but aged up to thirty-three, with neater hair and makeup.
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"Then she said, 'But you're going to have to brush up and be more groomed and neater,'" Bonham Carter continued.
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Lee added that the Oculus Rift was chosen in part because of the "neater" set up in the physical space.
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A neater expression of the truth that music lies at the heart of the Syrian psyche would be hard to find.
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But pretty much everyone would probably be happy to receive a free cleaning service to make their lives easier (and neater).
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If you tend to be a neater packer, the Tumi may provide that extra bit of orderliness that you delight in.
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Ms. Leitch, who described her mother's style as "very hippie eclectic," prefers a neater aesthetic, keeping surfaces clear and possessions tidy.
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Hiding the sidebars and search bar makes the interface look neater, and I like the repositioned button to open a new email.
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We strongly recommend investing in the companion app to manage many of the card decks and keep your table a bit neater.
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James Williams: This is going to sound neater and more intentional than it actually was, as is the case with most stories.
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" The three exhibitions include many Whitman manuscripts, from lines scribbled in notebooks to neater specimens like this signed copy of "O Captain!
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If "Crime+Punishment" were a scripted feature rather than a documentary, it would have a neater, and perhaps more unequivocally hopeful ending.
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A banking source familiar with the IPO preparations said the government was studying a "clean-up exercise" to make Aramco's structure neater.
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He believed in trousers for women — the neater and more body-conscious the better — and worshiped the modernist architect and designer Le Corbusier.
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The Android app also handles multiple Google accounts better than the web version does, and the interface is a little bit neater too.
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I think that's probably the truth of human subjectivity; but because we see so much fiction, that creates much neater parcels of people.
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" Yet, coming as it does in today's political climate, the Nashville Statement, therefore, serves to reestablish a neater cleavage between "liberals" and "conservatives.
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Suddenly I saw this even shinier way of studying evolution, where it could go even more generations and do even more, seemingly neater, experiments.
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The Lofree charges over a Micro USB port on the right-hand side, and comes with an L-shaped cable for a neater desk.
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I use that a lot more often than I thought I would, and has made the writing in my day planner a lot neater.
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The PS4 slim and Xbox One S are both simply the same console you already own, albeit jammed into a smaller, cheaper, neater package.
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His hair was shorter and neater, so you saw more of his handsome, smiling face, which seemed scrubbed, since he did not shave yet.
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Given that a unitary state is by far the neater and more desirable alternative, Washington should continue to pursue it within the existing framework.
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Constructed from recyclable polypropylene, the Neater Feeder Deluxe Elevated Feeder is a highly durable product with the added benefit of being an elevated feeder.
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With over 1,500 reviews and a 4.7-star rating on Amazon, the Neater Feeder Deluxe Elevated Feeder is the perfect solution for messy eaters.
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And the clothes definitely came out much neater than when I fold my own laundry (also, I am ashamed to admit, a relatively low bar).
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I have more time to do it, but Jordan is a neater person than me...so, he does some of it for his sanity, I'm sure!
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In the context of a guard-changing year for music, this idiosyncratic little throwaway becoming an inescapable hit couldn't act as a neater, more inspiring summary.
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The Sleeker The Part, The Neater The Braid Whether you're getting a feed-in protective style, or braids on your natural hair, neat parting is essential.
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Stephens has added some neater counter punches to his game in recent years, but he will move his head the first punch that his opponent shows him.
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Hell, I never considered buying a Roomba until I started writing this article and thought about how much neater my apartment would be if I had one.
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Theresa May is an archetypical grammar-school girl who thinks that she'll get a gold star if she keeps re-writing the same essay in neater handwriting.
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"The actress also says the royal told her to "brush up and be more groomed and neater," and also said Carter has to "get the smoking right.
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Using his wrestling chops off the bat might save Gaethje from having to cut the ring on an opponent with neater feet than he is used to.
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Onscreen, Delvey's saga — the crown jewel in what has been proclaimed a prime season for grifting, complete with T-shirts — can be buffed and honed into something neater.
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Again, drawing with your dominant hand will make for neater stars, so either practice with that nail brush or rope a friend in to style your non-writing hand.
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AR Doodle is one of the neater camera software add-ons, letting users scribble on spots in space with the S Pen or add images and masks to faces.
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If you really want neater eggs for your breakfast sandwich, I'd recommend a quick scramble, or even microwaving beaten eggs in a small microwave-safe bowl for a bit.
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We tend to assume that women are somehow "naturally" neater — this stereotype crops up every time the issue of getting men to do more housework makes the news rounds.
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Harvey Weinstein, for example, was easier to interpret, neater in his moral typology: big bad rich man victimized weaker people, big bad rich man loses his wealth and status.
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Why you'll love it: If you have a pet who tends to make a mess while eating and drinking, the Neater Feeder Deluxe Elevated Feeder is a must-have.
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His hair was neater, blonder, than it was when I last saw him seven months earlier, and his face and neck were mottled from exposure to the desert sun.
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Thanks to organizing guru Marie Kondo, we are collectively purging our homes of old items that no longer spark joy, and our drawers are looking a little neater for it.
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Eventually I realized that I was surrounded by mothers who had done exactly what I'd just done, only they had done it two minutes faster, and their buns were neater.
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Bodytrak, a UK startup, has a neater solution: a wearable gadget that uses an in-ear thermometer to measure CBT as well as handling a range of other fitness-tracking tasks.
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One of the neater points of Rousey's game is that she often throws straight into dominant positions, rather than hitting a single or double leg takedown into some manner of guard.
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If you're tired of cleaning up after a messy pet but you don't want to sacrifice the benefits of an elevated bowl, give the Neater Feeder Deluxe Elevated Feeder a try.
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In fact, users of other Google apps like Gmail, Google Tasks, and Chrome may have already noticed recent changes to those services that made them look a bit neater and more intuitive.
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When finished, leave the bathroom in the same or neater condition than you found it so that it's ready for the next person, even if, especially if, that person is just you.
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If your child is constantly being told to try harder, write neater, or stop being lazy, then maybe you need to take them to be tested for the world's most common learning disorder.
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A Komari-ed bedroom, closet or (gasp) pantry is the result of willpower and patient scrutiny; a space free of emotionally stifling clutter whispers the possibilities of an easier, neater life to come.
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Ensuring I got a straight line with my nail brush did require a little concentration and precision; I found a quick stroke of the brush created a neater line than taking it slow.
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There are plenty of cute, giftable options, from a vintage-inspired can opener to home accessories that will help your giftee stay true to their New Year's resolution to keep their home neater.
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Feijao's were neater: Where Kennedy often ended up reaching for Romero: The key difference is the timing: convincing Romero that you have already lashed out and he can go back to pressuring you.
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This was a quick and easy mani to DIY, but you may need a friend to help you with your non-writing hand — my left-hand leaves definitely ended up neater than my right.
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The reduced but now better-known version of the ballet sanctioned by Balanchine in his final years ("I was bored with it," he told a colleague) is "Apollo"-lite: neater, flimsier, entirely less transporting.
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Gennette's reinventing Macy's as a cooler, hipper department store that looks a lot neater, ... with a flagship store in Herald Square that I think is bound to get a boost from the weaker dollar.
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But I think the downside to the way Deakins, and director Denis Villeneuve, decided to shoot 2049 is that it's so much neater and cleaner that the original — and that really extends to its story, too.
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But we know, thanks to the clearing and clarifying function of the states that weighed in on Tuesday, that the party has arrived at a fork in the road much neater than many of us were expecting.
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ONA, as he set it up and ran it (originally at Henry Kissinger's request and in the NSC, but the Department of Defence was a much neater fit) was not a problem-solving place for times of crisis.
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Ansari's case unfolded unlike those in the months that preceded it; the Harvey Weinsteins of the world fell into a much neater category and "Dinner Discussion" reflected the different, confusing thoughts and feelings we all brought to the table.
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There are many different ways you can organize your shoe mess, whether you prefer to stack them or line them up — or maybe you'll take any configuration as long as it saves space and makes your shoe situation neater.
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It would have been neater, of course, had his goal proved to be the decisive one — had that blur of movement, that perfect marriage of athletic technique and technical accomplishment taken Argentina away from the brink and into the last 16.
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More recently he has held his stance well and shown neater, phasic movement, but the fights have been so short it's hard to know how well it will hold up—especially if he is dragged three rounds deep into a title fight.
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Adapted from King's thread and directed by Janicza Bravo, it's a stylish dramatization of the dramatization, polishing a social media narrative into something neater and a little more conventionally dramatic, but also bringing it to life with an excellent cast and vivid look.
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Whether Mr Mugabe formally hands over or is kept on as a kind of ceremonial president is barely relevant, though it would be neater if the old man were ushered into as dignified a retirement as soon as is feasible in these ugly, humiliating circumstances.
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While Facebook may seem a jarring place to discuss Wright's last words, appearing in your Newsfeed alongside family pictures and status updates, McKenzie suggested that some of the internet's more hardcore crime forums can be difficult to wade through — Facebook offers a neater solution.
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The tragedy in all three stories is how twisted they've been by a disregard for the truth, whether it be for the sake of a neater story or as a result of gender or class bias, and how we as an audience have been complicit in that.
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The right round kick and left hook seem a lovely pairing in that the hips and shoulders turn one way, and then back the other as the leg is retracted, but one of the neater parts of Moraes's application is his timing of the left hook.
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It's also a cautionary tale about our need to fit real-world figures and events into neater narratives — how the desire to boil them down to a larger meaning sometimes leads us to oversimplify, to ignore indications there might be more to the story than what fits into straightforward messaging.
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My apartment is neater, thanks in part to my husband, but I can't escape the piles of stuff that never seem to find a home: the clothes I'm selling on Poshmark, the dirty laundry that needs to go to the dry cleaners, the mail I keep promising to sort through.
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It would be a neater bow on the Theranos story to suggest that Holmes's alleged sociopathy went so far as to have intentionally terrible hair, but I think the answer is the simpler one: Having good hair is hard work — work that unlike, say, white-collar crime, Holmes apparently wasn't nearly as adept at.
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The front trunk also has one of the neater touches I've seen in any car, but especially in electrics: Ford says it can be used as a cooler, and to that effect has added a small drain plug at the bottom of the storage space, which also isn't lined with any type of fabric.
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Pros: Sturdy and durable construction, self-contained design to prevent spillage, comes with two stainless-steel bowls, available in three sizes for cats up to large dogs, bowls are removable for easy cleaning, legs come with non-skid inserts Cons: Leg extensions may be necessary for some pets, some pets may not like the enclosed design, may require frequent cleaning depending on the pet Buy the Neater Feeder Deluxe Elevated Feeder on Amazon for $57.99
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Here are our top picks: Best for dogs: Bergan Elevated Double Bowl Feeder ($22-$32)Best for cats: Necoichi Raised Cat Food Bowl ($13.99)Best on a budget: Suncast Elevated Feeding Tray ($22.99)Best for storage: IRIS Airtight Elevated Storage Feeder ($34.47)Best for cleanliness: Neater Feeder Deluxe Elevated Feeder ($57.99)Best for travel: Dexas Popware Elevated Pet Feeder ($12.56) Read on in the slides below to learn all about our top picks for the best elevated pet feeders.
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One of the things that became clear to me during my 9/11 research was that the history we teach and tell about the September 11th attacks—that the attacks began at 8:46 am ET and ended 102 minutes later with the collapse of the North Tower; that there were four planes and three crash sites, in New York, at the Pentagon, and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania—is a much neater and cleaner history than the messy reality of what any of us experienced.
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