The hidden power indicators lights are a nice touch too.
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The lighting on the wrist pad is a nice touch.
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Red and white baker's twine adds a nice touch, too.
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Plus, the pearls are quite the nice touch, aren't they?
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Trump coming out and introducing her was a nice touch.
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Another nice touch is the captioning that catalogues each death.
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The sad Yoda gif being a nice touch, for sure.
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For starters, the clear acrylic wing is a nice touch.
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And the chain's signature pepperoncini accompaniment was a nice touch.
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Another nice touch: Kim K. wears a chunky pair of sunglasses.
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The matching pink nails and coffee cup are a nice touch.
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A nice touch from St. Jude's to honor Dewan's new life.
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It's even tagless at the neckline, which was a nice touch.
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The green Starbucks straw in the hair is a nice touch.
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Yael: ...and then Darlene "forgetting" her phone was a nice touch.
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I guess a whole album of songs is a nice touch.
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The tassel charm on the back is also a nice touch.
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The twine ribbon on the mason jars was a nice touch.
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Both were sprinkled with fresh chives and parsley, a nice touch.
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Nice touch, but it'd be great to hear what they're saying.
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The addition of the dungeon creator was also a nice touch.
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And yet, there is a trackpad, which is a nice touch.
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That's a nice touch, although it wasn't something I found very instructive.
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It's a nice touch for potential business owners, but also very niche.
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Another nice touch is the integrated cord management system on the back.
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His sofa is leather, and his throw pillow is a nice touch.
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A restaurant employee delivered our food to our table — a nice touch.
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The Pixel Imprint combo power button/fingerprint reader is a nice touch.
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No ornaments needed here, though woodland creatures would be a nice touch.
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It was a nice touch since the Maldivian sun is no joke.
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A nice touch, although who knows what they'll do with them afterwards.
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And his partner chiming in with "I'm speechless" is a nice touch.
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Mixing in Bobby Darin singing "Beyond the Sea" was a nice touch.
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It's a nice touch that gives the phone a dash of originality.
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The Full HD+ touchscreen is another nice touch, also helping with productivity.
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There was a rose on each table, which was a nice touch.
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This #goaldigger sign, a play on "gold-digger," was another nice touch.
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Nice touch; Bostonians and New Yorkers treat sarcasm like a fine wine.
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Bath products by the Grafton Barber, a local chain, were a nice touch.
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The splash of gold inside the GS65's vents is a nice touch.
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Beyond adding a nice touch, plants have a fun, unintended benefit for employees.
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It also comes with a two-year warranty, which is a nice touch.
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The battery case doubles as a USB charger, which is a nice touch.
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One nice touch: when you move quickly, your character flies on a broom.
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And the man sprawled out near the couple is certainly a nice touch.
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The ghost emoji certainly added a very nice touch to the whole thing.
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It's a nice touch for sports or shows that aren't on Hulu/etc.
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A Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth speaker hanging from the wall was a nice touch.
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A nice touch under the hood ... even if what's under there is BMW.
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The adjustable pitch control is a nice touch, especially for more advanced users.
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I thought the statement wall with tortoise printed wallpaper added a nice touch.
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The teddy bears on the beds (in his honor) were a nice touch.
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The sparkly band on top of Weisz's velvet dress added a nice touch.
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She did it all with self-confidence and a nice touch of arrogance.
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I thought it was a nice touch how much Raspberry Pis were represented.
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It's a nice touch, but the scattered, confusing layout can make ordering tricky.
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And the bathroom has two sinks, which they see as a nice touch.
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The Eiffel Tower in the view from the window is a nice touch, too.
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The S Pen comes standard — a nice touch, especially for the $649 price point.
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"He's got a nice touch at the net," teammate Andrew Cogliano said about Roy.
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Another nice touch: Sam's suit even appears visibly well-used when the film begins.
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Every car comes stocked with bottled water and mints, which is a nice touch.
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The new voice assistant button is a nice touch, if you like voice assistants.
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"Born this Way" was clearly inspired, while "Lola" added a nice touch of subtlety.
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The ink is raised so the flyer is tactile which was a nice touch.
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The carbon-fibre is a nice touch, and there isn't too much of it.
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Another nice touch in Ward's game is his frequent use of the lead uppercut.
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Certainly the delightfully gimmicky transparent rear was a nice touch on the Exodus 1.
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It was a nice touch, and much appreciated treat to help edge off hunger.
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Being able to share playlists among friends would be a nice touch as well.
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In a nice touch, you also have a simple smartphone with four preinstalled apps.
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I was not expecting the amenity kit, so thought it was a nice touch.
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There were dates and Arabic coffee on the counter, which was a nice touch...
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The flight attendants came around offering warm bread rolls, which was a nice touch.
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It's a nice touch that gives the airline that "golden-age of flying" vibe.
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The fireplace was a nice touch for winter when temps dip low at night.
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The little RGB LED in the logo on the lid is a nice touch too.
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The media controls and glowing edge of the Huntsman Elite keyboard are a nice touch.
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Also, Sam giving Ser Jorah his dead dad's Valyrian steel sword is a nice touch.
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The battery is replaceable, which is a nice touch, not often seen on wireless headphones.
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In Android 9 Pie, Google has added a nice touch that's meant just for us.
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It's worth noting ... the 2 whips match the Heat colors, so that's a nice touch.
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The original theme song and logo are even included, which is a super nice touch.
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That little glint in his eye is a nice touch that adds to his madness.
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There's also a USB port for powering other smaller devices, which is a nice touch.
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It, too, is sweat-resistant, and the bundle of included accessories is a nice touch.
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The zipper is a nice touch for keeping the robe from slipping off the shoulders.
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Ms. Brown's titles, made up wholly or partly of emojis, are a nice touch, too.
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In an episode in which she was otherwise so broad, this was a nice touch.
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You'll notice the ship itself is given a giant Jew nose for a prow, nice touch.
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The 7.1's chamfered edges are a nice touch you rarely see on phones this cheap.
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They're also water-resistant, a nice touch considering how out and about you'll be with these.
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The good ones are super strong but also have a nice touch of framing and composition.
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The room featured black and white photographs of San Francisco landmarks, which is a nice touch.
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Keys' matching watermelon pink pants are a nice touch in showing off this totally '90s look.
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Plus, if you're a little bit claustrophobic like me, some airflow would be a nice touch.
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Well, Leonardo DiCaprio's support could be a nice touch, just to help get the word out...
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The water threatening to gush into the Pope & Associates conference room is an especially nice touch.
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The thermal carafe is a nice touch as well: your pot will stay hot for hours.
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The shots of Ben and Gary in the front pews, openly bawling, are a nice touch.
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It's also really easy to set up with the Orbi app, which is a nice touch.
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Freshly made pico de gallo, or even just halved cherry tomatoes, would be a nice touch.
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The rear one lights up every time you squeeze the brakes, which is a nice touch.
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Every purchase comes with four toothbrush heads and a travel case, which is another nice touch.
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But in a nice touch, it provides some helpful extra details and options along the way.
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This is a nice touch for extended stays, though there's no dishwasher to clean up afterward.
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That's a nice touch, and it's one of the most important aspects of the new documentary.
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A young Minerva McGonagall is a nice touch, and whoever decided to cast Law deserves a raise.
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Being tied up would be a nice touch, I guess, but I've never imagined it that way.
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Click here to view original GIFThe animated outline around the punch-hole cam is a nice touch.
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In a nice touch, she was born with her fists outstretched, like a plus-sized mini superhero.
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It's a nice touch to improve your look, and it can help you weave a consistent story.
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And it was a nice touch to imply that each character could sense the other's traumatic history.
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The side-entry pockets are a nice touch if your hands get cold from freezing office temperatures.
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It's adorned with a neon-lit Centurion mark, which adds a nice touch to the blue backdrop.
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Now, I thought the plant-plastered facades were a nice touch of color amid all the stone.
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There were decorating guides next to many of the displays, which I thought were a nice touch.
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The hair is obviously a nice touch, but I'm going to put this one down to the overalls.
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The initial saving would have been great on its own, but the bonus pillows are a nice touch.
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It's a nice touch, but take it from me: Once you go 'Low,' you're going to stay there.
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And the fingerprint sensor is quick and can double as a home button, which is a nice touch.
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Even the Porsche's brake's rotors are visible through its hubcaps on every wheel, which is a nice touch.
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Making it easy to adjust noise cancellation with the press of a button is a very nice touch.
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Xo's proposal to Rogelio was such a nice touch, even though this story line was B at most.
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There's even some applause for the knights from Croatia—a nice touch, considering Serbia and Croatia's troubled history.
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That's actually easier discovery than you'll find on most competing live video platforms, which is a nice touch.
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They look pretty cool, and they shift with the music that you're playing, which is a nice touch.
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The discreet packaging is a nice touch, especially if you're concerned about a neighbour spotting your risqué order.
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In one nice touch, however, the wings of the stage were visible, including tall stands of blue lights.
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Framed photographs showed the property pre-renovation — a nice touch — while the windows opened wide onto Lisbon rooftops.
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The complimentary gin and sherry, in mouth-blown glass decanters, along with crystal glasses, were a nice touch.
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The name of each gas is also near each group of molecules in the puzzle, a nice touch.
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Props to his cleat guy ... always up to date on the latest trends, and with a nice touch. .
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There are five places in the grid where pairs of these entries cross, which is a nice touch.
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I didn't use any of the resources, but it was a nice touch for users starting from scratch.
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The adjustable tortoise acetate temples are also a nice touch that keeps them feeling secure against my head.
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The amount of expandable memory is a genuinely nice touch, especially considering how often microSD cards go on sale.
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We thought that was a nice touch and a way to keep from getting overwhelmed with 50 unread messages.
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A dedicated ID card holder is a nice touch that tells you exactly who this is ideal for, too.
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It's simple enough to use, and still has the little stand, too, which has always been a nice touch.
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Having the Joy-Con's analog stick act as the eye on the Toy-Con Bird is a nice touch.
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I thought that was a nice touch and a way to keep from getting overwhelmed with 50 unread messages.
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That Ross's lyrics include a reference to Dinesh's chain ("My smoke thick, my jewels gold") is a nice touch.
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Their plastic-free tins are also a nice touch, and I reuse them for just about anything and everything.
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It costs $9.99 per month — not a huge amount for someone who owns a Porsche but a nice touch.
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The Jaybird app allows you to tweak the frequency response to your needs, too, which is a nice touch.
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The tributes to Jim Cherry [Strung Out] and Tony Sly [No Use For A Name] were a nice touch.
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A nice touch would be to buy an SD card case that holds eight or 10 of the things.
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Mr. Polin was able to make his phonetic hints cross the long Across theme entries, a particularly nice touch.
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"I thought it was a nice touch, all three of us saying the [renunciation] oath together," she told me.
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There's no pressing need for extra vegetables, but a green salad on the side would be a nice touch.
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The robotic hand is a nice touch, given that he lost it at the same time he lost that saber.
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It's so minimalist with its slim bezels and the cable management built into the stand adds a very nice touch.
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Still, I would rather do my processing in software on a computer after shooting, but hey, it's a nice touch.
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Apple proposes using the generator as a way to create vibrations in the device, too, which is a nice touch.
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You can select a plug-in night light or an illuminated frame to give a nice touch to any room.
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You can also lie flat on your back while watching things using the SkyLights hardware, which is a nice touch.
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It also comes with a free case, which would be a nice touch if the case weren't so damn ugly.
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I thought the sunglasses added a nice touch, but that they may be a little too much for the office.
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It ships in a hat box to prevent it from being crushed in transit — a nice touch for the price.
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The addition of a second camera is a nice touch that brings the Z2 up to speed with fellow flagships.
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A large conch shell served as a marker to housekeeping to change linens, which I thought was a nice touch.
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Samsung includes a free clear case in the box that protects the outside pretty well, which was a nice touch.
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In a nice touch, he briefly considers suing George Lucas for swiping Galaxy Patrol concepts when he wrote Star Wars.
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Animations and other movements look smoother than they do on devices with 60Hz displays, and it&aposs a nice touch.
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And having the other use campaign funds to get a plane ticket for his pet rabbit was a nice touch.
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Antonio Park — an owner and the baker, whose family is from Palermo, Sicily — adds zucchini, a nice touch, to some.
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And seeing visual responses for Alexa queries (like asking for the weather or searching for nearby restaurants) is a nice touch.
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And how's this for a nice touch ... Nick and Vanessa wrote a letter to Rivera's family, thanking them for the home.
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The promise of educational tools is also a nice touch that could prove a valuable resource for up-and-coming producers.
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The perfectly placed piano chords are a nice touch, but it's Stiltz's restless, lo-fi percussion that keeps things really interesting.
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It also seems that upon scoring your penis will sometime edjuclate rainbow-colored liquids in celebration, which is a nice touch.
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Our original window still opened a little — a nice touch, if you prefer real to canned air in a hotel room.
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Everyone on board was offered the centenary cushion to keep, which was a nice touch to mark the inaugural A350 flight.
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And since phones are often the first line of defense between me and creepy people, mace seems like a nice touch.
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Though most of mall was not yet opened, there were some seasonal decorations lining the corridors that were a nice touch.
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The sauce was definitely a nice touch and made the bacon feel more like its own dish than an overwhelming side.
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The bar of soap in the medicine cabinet behind the mirror was, as we say in the biz, a "nice touch."
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It was a nice touch that President Trump reminded his U.N. audience of the first three words of the U.S. Constitution.
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It's a nice touch for a work that operates as visual abstraction while simultaneously inviting viewers to imagine a puppet show.
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Don't get me wrong — the hot dog once again captures the smokiness well, and the chili adds a nice touch of sweetness.
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And it's a nice touch that lets the developer differentiate each part of the station and the different devices you connect to.
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You can finally get direct access to USB drives, and in a nice touch, there's no silly "eject" button to worry about.
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The Airmesh back panel is a nice touch, keeping the wearer's back a bit cooler, especially during this brutal East Coast August.
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The discrete graphics are a nice touch, especially at this price, but don't expect to do any serious gaming on this thing.
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A nice touch has the protagonist hitting all her rings while taking a silver Apple bike from HQ to Steve Jobs Theater.
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It can make recommendations whether or not your cigar of choice is in its database or not, which is a nice touch.
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It's not quite as iconic as Nintendo's belated release of Star Fox 2 on the SNES Classic, but it's a nice touch.
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The chow mein noodles added a welcome crunch, and the extra avocado was a nice touch — shoutout to Khloé for the suggestion!
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If you're on the taller side, or prefer to perch your speakers upward, the inclusion of the feet is a nice touch.
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Including a stylus in the box is a nice touch, but it doesn't compare to the Pixelbook Pen or the Apple Pencil.
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Anecdotally, I can confirm that Lyft cars along Pride parade routes show up in rainbow colors which was a nice touch. Twitter
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The kiss was a nice touch, recalling the mafia's bacio della morte, the kiss of death, which itself references Judas kissing Christ.
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Though most of the mall was not yet opened, there were some seasonal decorations lining the corridors that were a nice touch.
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It was a nice touch — a small welcoming ritual that reduced the awkwardness of saying hello without a hug or handshake. 4.
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In a particularly nice touch, the ambient glow on the base adjusts its brightness automatically depending on the light in the room.
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On the top, you&aposll find angled edges and green-lit highlights, which is a nice touch — and we quite like it.
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Yara's single tear is also a nice touch, but I can't decide who she's crying for: herself or her irreplaceably damaged little brother.
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The exterior is covered in gray fabric — a nice touch that keeps it aesthetically consistent with the rest of the Google Home line.
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I think this is a nice touch because they're unique and they stand out in a sea of black and white wireless earbuds.
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The Bluetooth connectivity in particular is a nice touch—it's a feature that Sonos has been criticized for leaving out of its products.
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PasswordWrench handles all the random password generation and auto-fill typical of comparable apps, and the two-step verification is a nice touch.
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The unit features a couple of oversized buttons to make it easy to operate while wearing gloves, too, which is a nice touch.
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It looks just like the Dash's case, only a bit smaller, and the earbuds magnetically snap into place, which is a nice touch.
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The stylistic contrast of the thick laces is a really nice touch, and the semi-muted color means they go with basically anything.
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The ability to see how much time is remaining on each track would have been a nice touch, but it's not crucial here.
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Personally calling the president-elect (rather than simply issuing a warm — if diplomatic — statement welcoming his election) would also be a nice touch.
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I thought this was a nice touch, as I otherwise wouldn't have been able to hear the music through the thick soundproofed glass.
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Another nice touch: Staff members direct you to open tables, alleviating the where-will-we-sit panic that often accompanies theme park dining.
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Each one is stain and rust-resistant for enhanced durability, and features surface patterns to add a nice touch to your kitchen aesthetic.
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The atmosphere felt exciting but respectful, and aides handed out carol sheets so fans could sing along with the service, a nice touch.
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The charging base has a port on each side for the charging cable – a nice touch that gives you more flexibility on placement.
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It is actually a chicken kumpir that comes with a base layer of mozzarella (nice touch), hot peppers, mushrooms, and a spicy sauce.
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The compression short lined in the interior is an especially nice touch that helps limit unwanted motion while jogging or doing most floor exercises.
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The Renaissance reference is a nice touch that circles back to the idea of holiness, as much of that art was about exhausting religion.
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There are some serviceable front-facing and rear cameras on both models along with built-in Dolby Atmos speakers, which is a nice touch.
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You don't even have to be home to broadcast; the feature will work from anywhere with a cell connection, which is a nice touch.
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Steelcase added a nice touch right above the Surface Hub, an LED color-balance bar, which basically puts the presenter in her best light.
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And where a snare drum is employed, I could clearly hear the expected snap at the end, a nice touch for a midrange product.
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It's a nice touch that extends an advantage Instagram stories have over Snapchat — they're designed to help you discover other accounts on the service.
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I've never been a fan of the hard plastic wings, but the soft silicone covers that slip over the buds are a nice touch.
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Buying books is a nice touch, but it should be noted that DeVos also bought the mother of one of her students a car.
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It was a fine cannoli — the cream was smooth and dense, the shell was crunchy, and the candied orange peel was a nice touch.
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The montage was even accompanied by scary-sounding music: Nice touch by Trump's lawyers to add scary-sounding music to this video montage pic.twitter.
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The floor-length dress, platinum wig and tiara were a nice touch, and the pendulous rhinestone earring caught the light of BAM's Fishman Space.
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The headphones turn on automatically when they're unfolded, too, which is a nice touch that I liked during my brief hands-on with them.
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The company makes high-quality scales that are affordable and it also donates some of the proceeds to charity, which is a nice touch.
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Instead, the bookmarks and files that had been in my Chrome menu bar were now available on the Brave menu bar, a very nice touch.
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Lastly, the gibberish seen scrolling by in the background is what you might expect if inspecting (or monitoring) the disk destruction in progress; nice touch.
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You can set the unit up to turn itself on and off when it detects your smartphone in the area, which is a nice touch.
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Her comfortable, vintage Star Wars tee also adds a nice touch and like a pro, she didn't even get a drop of dye on it.
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It's not all bad news, though; the template provides easy access to your control panel on the left-hand side, which is a nice touch.
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The LED lighting underneath adds a nice touch, and if you have other Razer products you can sync them up to the same lighting pattern.
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Going from the show's frequent darkness to the harsh lights of live television is another nice touch, and Watkinson makes the most of the contrast.
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The main night there for DJs was Monday, dubbed "L'Apertivo" and Gianfranco would put out free antipasti on the bar, that was a nice touch.
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Apple's added a nice touch to iOS here, which pops up a charging status for the pencil when it's connected to the top of the device.
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The balcony was a nice touch — especially for letting in fresh air on a hot day, which was every day since Dubai is in the desert.
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And Huawei also includes a USB-C adapter with the laptop itself, for connecting regular USB accessories to the MateBook 13, which is a nice touch.
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The feature is a nice touch if you often find yourself at home, wondering how much a flight costs but don't feel like searching your phone.
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It's a nice touch from the league, and an official recognition of just how much effort it takes to walk the path to a senior career.
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The 1.5-inch LCD display is a very nice touch, and should be enough to make GoPro wonder what's taking its product development team so long.
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The frameless windows are a nice touch, combining well with the bezel-less wing mirrors to recreate the hottest trend in smartphone displays on an automobile.
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If you look closely, the inclusion of a croissant in the Concorde's rear galley is a nice touch given the half-French origins of the aircraft.
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Many people probably won't bother with these, but for those who are deeply invested in the skill set that Mirror's Edge builds, it's a nice touch.
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In a nice touch, a statue of Brausen, the city "founder," appears in Santa María in Onetti's later work, though it's not clear who erected it.
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It&aposs a nice touch for tenants who may need to eradicate the lingering scent of a falafel from their breath before an afternoon pitch meeting.
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"I think, look, sometimes at a fancy restaurant they'll put parsley on your plate and you'll think, 'Well, that's a nice touch,'" Meyers told CNN Business.
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The new scalloped band is a nice touch though, as is the heart-shaped animation that shows up on screen whenever you take your heart rate.
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It's a nice touch that the hotel offers fun floaties and pool toys for guests' use, and the inflatable unicorn seemed to be in constant use.
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And we've previously heard that the Bloom will have a 6.7-inch display and come with Android 10, which is expected but still a nice touch.
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The Link Bar has Android TV built into it, and with that you&aposll get Google Assistant and Google Chromecast support, which is a nice touch.
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And, in a nice touch, Corsair has added a Windows key lock button to help players avoid accidentally opening the Start menu, similar to other gaming keyboards.
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But there is a very nice touch: you'll be able to long-press on the app icon to see what the notification is and interact with it.
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Two features stand out: You can see your location-tagged journal entries on a map, and you can choose among different fonts, which is a nice touch.
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And in a nice touch, the ear cushions have indentations to make them more comfortable for users with glasses, in a first for Razer's over-ear headphones.
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He calls himself a social justice warrior (nice touch), fights for the needy, and generally tries to explain why he's not a bad person for being rich.
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There's an analog stick on the side, a nice touch for space sims, and three configurable buttons in addition to the usual left, right and scroll button.
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Details like the colored ring around the main camera lens don't do enough to set the design apart from Apple's phones, but are a nice touch nevertheless.
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Beyoncé's "Halo" as the musical cue over this scene is also a nice touch — The Young Pope is nothing if not great at doling out musical surprises.
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In the August app, you can quickly and easily add another user, and then revoke access when they no longer need it, which is a nice touch.
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The focus on using eco-friendly methods and materials is a nice touch, and it's a path I hope to see more running apparel companies go down.
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The broken window in the dbrand skin creator is a nice touch, but it seems like one giant wink, as opposed to something you can actually purchase.
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It's a nice touch that when Mr. Gonzalez and Ms. McKenna-Garcia show up later in the action as actual people, their hamster personalities still trail them.
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Negan has his guys setup the table in the street (a nice touch) as he and Spencer bond over a game and discuss his plot to replace Rick.
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A removable layer of soft faux fleece mats fold out, too, extending the cozy bolster in the main section — a nice touch which is, unfortunately, hand-wash only.
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Another nice touch: you can disable the alarm just by hitting the top of the clock, similar to what you'd do with a regular old analog alarm clock.
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The bass, treble and volume knobs flanking the right speaker are a nice touch, providing a solid tactile sensation in a world beset by feedback-less touch screens.
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When reached for comment, representation for The Rain confirmed that Dinnage actually had braces when she auditioned, and production thought they added a nice touch to the character.
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One nice touch was that they seemed to be watching the same VR style broadcast I was, and would make suggestions sometimes about where and when to look.
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But Pure Life had a "power sculpt" class that took place in a heated room (a nice touch in Iowa in January) that incorporated heavy weights and Beyoncé.
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But building some additional communication protocol around the reminders—an ability to thank someone, for example—might be a nice touch in our futuristic world run by bots.
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It's a nice touch I hope other manufacturers adopt because it's so easy to head off on a trip only to realize you forgot the cable at home.
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It felt just like the keyboard Apple launched with last year's iPad Pro 10.5 but can adjust the screen to two different viewing angles, which is a nice touch.
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That's a nice touch when you consider that whatever use the El-10 gets as a product will likely come in an on-the-job, in-the-field setting.
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"I thought the Georgia O'Keeffe paintings were a nice touch," wrote one user wrote in 2018, referencing the iconic artist who famously painted flowers that resembled the female anatomy.
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I don't see any of it as a huge advantage, but it's a nice touch that makes the phone a bit different from your run-of-the-mill Android.
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One nice touch included with the Home Max is a rubber pad that sits under the speaker to help isolate its vibrations from whatever surface you put it on.
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It's a nice touch and makes me realize how much detail of the world you miss out on when you have the usual blank canvas roof over your head.
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There's also a Google Assistant button, which is a nice touch; it allows you to communicate with Assistant at the touch of a button while you're using the remote.
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The waterproof exterior is a nice touch for activities like weekends at the park, but it's the inside of the tote that really matters when it comes to cleanup.
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And for what it's worth, I can't deny his sense of style — the red scarf tucked into his leather jacket, and the slicked-back hair is a nice touch.
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That might not seem like much, but it's a nice touch considering how much of a pain it is to download apps on Wear OS in the first place.
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Just Pomegranate Syrup — a new dark, tart-sweet pomegranate molasses, from the makers of Just Date Syrup — adds a nice touch to cocktails or a glass of pink bubbly.
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Overlooking the table was a portrait of Abraham Lincoln, and the silver platters and gravy boats, of course, added a nice touch to the players' meal of … fast food.
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You can also tell the Assistant to turn down the volume for you, but the inclusion of buttons is a nice touch for easy access when the display is nearby.
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A click on either Siri icon opens the same black box in the upper right-hand side of the macOS desktop (it actually slides in from offscreen — a nice touch).
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There's a dedicated "Netflix" button, which is a nice touch, but the remote overall is just an improvement over both Shield remotes past and other competing remotes, in every way.
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This is a nice touch, though some other equipment makers have come up with creative storage options; the latest NordicTrack treadmill, for example, has adjustable dumbbells built into the machine.
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Little things like moving the search bar from the top of the screen to the bottom help you do things faster and easier with one hand are a nice touch.
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Constance: There's a nice touch in Nick's flashbacks in that the thing that gets the Sons of Jacob interested in him is that he's trying to provide for his family.
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If you want to peep the whole collection, here's OBJ's album featuring more (Tommie Smith's fist is a particularly nice touch): Whoever his tattoo artist is, is clearly the GOAT.
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A nice touch at the end of the very brief walk through the Psychasec sales pitch was the provision of an "aftercare gel" for the sleeve you might have just purchased.
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Ok, so the lamp itself isn't actually magical, it runs on three AA batteries, but it will add a nice touch to your home if you're a big Harry Potter fan.
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One nice touch was that they covered each drone in colorful LED lights and matching rotors, so that they pop against the background, and it's much easier to tell them apart.
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The use of visual ripple effect notifications to alert you when something is near to your back bumper, which get stronger as you get closer, is a nice touch, for example.
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The side zipper helps the silhouette remain unbroken and sleek without bagging, and the back seams are a really nice touch — elevating the "polish" of the pants and improving the fit.
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The desk mount is a nice touch, and being able to grab the phone to take a call or use it as a second screen to monitor, say, Twitter, is nifty.
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By the way, if you search for a podcast in the Google app for Android, episodes show up and can be played straight from the results screen, which is a nice touch.
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The characters also use a couple of different suits, which is a nice touch: at one point, Dr. Ryan Stone dons a Russian space suit when she escapes into a Soyuz lander.
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For cash or gift cards, it's a nice touch to mention how you plan to spend the money, Ms. Chace said, adding that there is no need to mention the gift amount.
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You can also raise the boom arm to mute your mic, which is a nice touch, and a software equalizer lets you switch between preprogrammed modes for e-sports, gaming, and music.
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The appearance of Rizzo and Marty as two of the salon-girl dancers and what seem to be the T-Birds as angels at the end is a nice touch, too. 4.
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It's a nice touch because the mobile version of certain sites like Instagram look better on the Omen's 6-inch screen, while others like YouTube are easier to use in desktop view.
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Here's a nice touch: movie mode gets its own placement on one of the X-T4's dials, and the camera separates your settings (and Q button preferences) for stills and video.
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Since you won't always use the treadmill aspect for each workout, having the ability to move it to the side to stand in front of the display unhindered is a nice touch.
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"I think, look, sometimes at a fancy restaurant they'll put parsley on your plate and you'll think, well, that's a nice touch, but you're not going to eat the parsley." he said.
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We don&apost think many will feel the need to add to the Apple TV&aposs storage — but the fact that the Roku Ultra allows for that is still a nice touch.
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The pool was a nice touch, but since the rooftop is open to both guests and nonguests, it can get very crowded (even when we stopped by at noon on a Sunday).
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There's a slot for the stylus on the side of the keyboard case — a nice touch that has been absent in a number of these kinds of devices, including ones from Samsung itself.
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It's a nice touch to watch the number of people in the conversation rise and fall — if you sit long enough, you might conceivably watch a trend rise and fall before your eyes.
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MyKronoz is also incorporating some clever software to move the hands out of the way when using the touchscreen below so you can actually read what you're doing, which is a nice touch.
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In a nice touch, you can keep changing the fast forward speed even after the video is shot and saved, whereas Instagram's app only gives you one chance to choose a video's speed.
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One nice touch is that the speakers fire up out of the base of the laptop into the hinge, so in most configurations the sound isn't muffled like you'll find on other convertibles.
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In a nice touch, the service can link up to iMessage to send messages to those without app, they can listen to your message via a link that loads a web-based recording.
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The deeply integrated calendar is also a nice touch, especially when it comes to adding things to your schedule that you just got an email about without having to juggle around between apps.
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In fact, the tobacco flavor leaves (a much cleaner) taste of cigarette in the mouth, which is a nice touch for folks who are looking to switch from real cigs to e-cigs.
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In another nice touch, the hub uses an ambient light sensor to automatically adjust the brightness of the LEDs, which glow orange while charging and light up white to indicate a full charge.
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Having a dedicated pillow just for guests that I don't have to dig out each time is a nice touch, and I know both my guests and I would appreciate a sleep mask.
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" But if they follow it up with actions, and then I don't get to enjoy my lunch [...] that's not OK." That said, though, the little badge on the pig was a nice touch.
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The bit about family and friends was a nice touch, but other than that, the whole thing sounded a lot more like a guy whining about not getting the calls than anything else.
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Tom Carper described the call as "a nice touch," but said that Trump did more talking than listening on the call, while Cohn and Short fielded more of the questions and comments. Sen.
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We thought it would have been a nice touch if Rey's lightsaber contained a healed version of Kylo Ren's cracked red kyber crystal, but the VFX team dashed our "Star Wars" fan-fiction.
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A typical nice touch is that the Rattlestick space, when the audience arrives, is set up as a kind of historical museum, with exhibits of St. Vincent's long history arrayed on hospital screens.
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The optional GTX 1650 is an especially nice touch, as it cuts down on time spent rendering videos, and it also means you can easily play modern AAA games at 1920 x 1080.
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It's also a nice touch that you can opt in or out of fertility or sexual activity logging, as well as choose how prominently that information is displayed in the Health app itself.
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As a nice touch, hidden on top of the device is a three-fourths-inch tweeter that the company calls an "Acoustic Lens" that rises out of the speaker when you turn it on.
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That said, AirBuddy's Notification Center feature is a nice touch, and I can see the app being just as useful to AirPods owners as ToothFairy, especially if you don't already own the latter app.
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That's a nice touch, but it means some existing Micro USB cables might not fit into the port — I tried four of my own, and two worked while the other two had trouble fitting.
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The charging stand especially is a nice touch — though it would be even better if it somehow used the charging power to let you speak commands to it without having to hit that button.
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In a nice touch that I didn't see coming, the story line doesn't simply serve to increase tension with Rogelio and Xo's on-again/off-again relationship but actually includes a poignant Jane moment.
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And the lower-profile tape covering the stitching and seams on the inside of the suit is a nice touch for comfort, as is the now-softer inner lining, thanks to a new weave.
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Ford's not the only one doing this (Chevy has something in a similar vein with their Performance Data Recorder), but it's a nice touch and hopefully it trickles down to their other vehicles quickly.
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The laptop area is a nice touch for such a lightweight pack and makes Timbuk2's Launch a unique, super-light laptop pack for everyday use, so long as you're not carrying too much.
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AirPods Pro are not perfect — customizing the earbud stems to control volume would be a nice touch — but they are in many ways the complete package, and they put my other headphones to shame.
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The front of the section has a magazine rack (just in case you get bored of watching films), and there are also fresh flowers on the wall, which I thought was a nice touch.
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She did, she started Ask and was the CEO of this company that she actually didn't start in a garage, but at her kitchen table, which I think is kind of a nice touch.
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The background lights in the dark alcove where the work hangs are a nice touch, and indicate an artist who understands not only how to make people laugh, but how to stage their work well.
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Netgear is also updating the Arlo Apple Watch app — letting users disarm cameras from their wrists, which is a nice touch — and it will let you filter your library by person detections and by camera.
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It includes a great afterword from the author on his fascination with Williams, and both the inside cover and back cover pull the curtain back on some of Updike's own self-editing, a nice touch.
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The first play of the possession was a nice touch pass from Brady, who lofted the football over the head of a defender as tight end Rob Gronkowski circled toward the sideline for 18 yards.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoMounted flush with the back of the phone (which I must say is a nice touch), the Essential Phone has what the company is calling the thinnest dual-camera module in the world.
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I've noticed that the small size makes the camera less intimidating to others, as opposed to my other "normal" cameras... The motion stabilization is a nice touch, and will make a better photographer out of you.
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In the beautiful art produced by Jorge A. González, a small pterosaur can be seen perching on a Bajadasaurus spike—a nice touch, given how prolific these winged reptiles were in South America at the time.
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A nice touch is that, in "House of Names," Clytemnestra and Electra each get to tell their own stories: chapters devoted to their first-person narratives of the familiar events alternate with sections about Orestes' adventures.
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The vegan leather has started to fade a little, particularly at the corners of the wallet, but it also has softened up the same way that real leather does, which was unexpected but a nice touch.
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The addition of an honest-to-goodness D-Pad on the left side is a nice touch, too — and hopefully an indication that a lot more NES/Super NES classics are about to come to the console.
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One nice touch: the camera on the front is the same 16 MP that's the rear-facing shooter when the phone is unfolded (there's also a 5MP front-facing camera for selfies when the phone is unfolded.)
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The fake overhand to springing knee was a nice touch, landing as Barboza's right elbow came up to block or out to counter, and occasionally landed him in that Cordeiro double collar tie right off the bat.
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There's no excess asceticism here, as the leather seats and upholstered doors ensconce you in gentle luxury, and the carbon fiber chunk on the steering wheel is a nice touch, along with all the aluminum switches and toggles.
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A nice touch — there is a small section in the bottom right corner marked as the place to hold your thumb, so it's not only intuitive to figure out, you're also not blocking any text in the process.
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Toronto Maple Leafs (17-20-9, -14)—In a season that's almost entirely about setting the stage for the future, the apparent reconciliation with Dave Keon is a nice touch for fans who still remember the past. 1.
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"It was clear that she kept a special place for her close friends — even though they weren't standing at the altar with her, they were in close proximity and I thought that was a very nice touch," Hartling says.
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"I thought it was a nice touch to set it up really like it's the same table, like how he had it, and exactly where he ate and did his segment from, sort of reminisce a bit," Greengrass said.
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"It was clear that she kept a special place for her close friends — even though they weren't standing at the altar with her, they were in close proximity and I thought that was a very nice touch," Hartling added.
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In a nice touch from the writers' room, the grave that symbolized the birth of CeCe, the woman who destroyed the Liars' lives, is now the resting spot of the body that could destroy their lives all over again.
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And in a nice touch of integration, the Elevate can be seamlessly docked with the company's just-announced OLED TV. Compared to Vizio's entry-level V-Series soundbar, it offers a 130 increase in clarity, loudness, and bass response.
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A pair of stuffed dogs and a dog bed off to one side struck me as a nice touch, but then two dogs who were very much alive—Doodle, a beagle mix, and Humbug, a Tibetan terrier—ran in.
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The croak at the bottom of his range gets enough soul through to liven up the EDM balladry in the background, and the tiny jump into falsetto when he sings, "I been quiet/silent for too long" is a nice touch.
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The 13-inch screen is bright and clear (although still a disappointing 1080p for now; a 4K version is planned for later this year), and the incredibly small bezels on the top and sides of the display are a nice touch.
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As you can see in the gallery, the ride is freaking awesome ... the cherry red paint job is pristine, the matching leather seats look comfy as hell, the chrome accents are a nice touch and the interior is super tidy.
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United is serving its morning passengers maple wafers — bags of crunchy little cookies from a family-owned Atlanta bakery that were a nice touch on a recent flight to Burlington, Vt. Delta is serving a small-batch pretzel mix, above.
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The revealer in today's puzzle, at 32A, is the self-explanatory "DRINK DRINK DRINK" exhortation in "The Drinking Song" from the Sigmund Romberg/Dorothy Donnelly operetta: Two of the Down theme entries cross the Across theme entries, a nice touch.
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The color-matching ink in the standby note-taking Screen-off Memo feature for each Note 9's S Pen (yellow ink for yellow S Pen on the Ocean Blue, lavender ink for the Lavender Purple) is also a nice touch.
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But with the rumors that the iPhone 7 will be far more evolutionary than a revolutionary upgrade, having it start at 64GB would be a really nice touch, instantly propelling it to the top of the smartphone chain when storage is concerned.
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The aluminum casing is a little curvier than the Surface Pro's, and it has a black finish that picks up a lot more fingerprints; speaking of which, the power button has a Windows Hello-enabled fingerprint sensor, which is a nice touch.
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Now, when you pull up the status screen, you'll get the same default statuses with pre-filled expiration times, including one hour for "in a meeting," 30 minutes for "commuting," and an unspecified length of time for "vacationing," which is a nice touch.
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There were back issues of the magazine Rock Scene, which appeared to be a celebration of male sunglass use (and Patti Smith, of course), and the fact that all the Ramones videos were shown on individual TVs was an especially nice touch.
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This is a nice touch by the NBA to make it really easy to try to follow along in VR — every Tuesday you know a game will be on NextVR, and all you need to do is confirm the time and teams.
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The phone itself is pretty standard fare for a phone in 2016: Another nice touch is the dual SIM slots, which comes in handy if you're traveling out of the country (or you want to use two local networks for some reason).
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As an extra nice touch, Singh has programmed the digital images to slowly materialize just like a polaroid develops when ejected, by first playing a copy of the original GIF with a fade-in from black, before playing a regular version on loop.
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The envelope slitter-style letter opener is a nice touch because it gives you a sharp edge to easily cut open the plastic surrounding the mattress without fear of slicing into the mattress, which is always a risk with scissors or knives.
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This is a nice touch on Delta's international flights in economy, adding a pleasant feeling to the meal service and helping you plan ahead (for example, you can skip dinner if you know that a light meal will be served before landing).
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The design language looks nice enough — perhaps a bit more generic than the first generation with its faux wood panel backing, but the fabric speaker grille is a nice touch that fits in nicely with the rest of the Google Home line.
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WINNERS Genesis: John Legend and Chrissy Teigen might be the only celebrity couple that could help sell products in an otherwise uninspired commercial, so more props for the casting than the creative, although the "sexiest man alive" reference was a nice touch.
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One nice touch is that Disney+ always shows the various video and audio formats that a piece of content is available in, so even if your device can't play something in 4K, you'll at least know the option is there on TV screens.
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All bookings at SLS are subject to a $25 daily resort fee, though the inclusions offer nice value, including access not only to the beautiful pool deck but two beach chairs at the Delano Hotel in South Beach, which is a nice touch.
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The shorts are sleek for what otherwise looks like a more straight-cut board short, and the hidden drawstring (made to accommodate belt loops on the outside) is a nice touch that lends the shorts well to wear on or off the beach.
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Turning the rearview mirror in the Bolt into a screen that shows the rear-facing camera is a nice touch, but the incumbents are bringing butter knives to an interface railgun fight in the segments of the market that will be driven by cabin experience.
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While it's no surprise that the new phone has already appeared on video — there was an even more comprehensive unboxing video last week — the fact that it's arriving in the hands of the customers this soon after launch is a nice touch by Samsung.
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It's a nice touch to unlock the full suite of live capabilities to everyone with a Facebook profile, but we really hope all 1.86 billion users (or at least our most oversharing friends) don't take it as an invitation to start streaming their every thought.
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Read more: All the details of Quentin Tarantino's new movie, which stars Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Margot RobbieFor a movie like "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood," which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Margot Robbie, the end credit scene is a nice touch.
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"I think, look, sometimes at a fancy restaurant they'll put parsley on your plate and you'll think, well, that's a nice touch, but you're not going to eat the parsley," he said, fully expecting his fans to be on board with his Trump humor.
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In a nice touch by the costume designer, Kaye Voyce, the commoners wear red-white-and-green flag pins that imply a connection between ancient Rome and modern-day Italy —where popular opinion has recently placed an immigrant-bashing proto-Fascist government in power.
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There are three colors now: black, white and a poppy "Oh So Orange," which is available in limited quantities here in the U.S. The color power button continues to be a nice touch, lending a little character to the staid black and white devices.
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She's fun, to be sure—her obsession with the 1950s is a nice touch, as is her love of puns and Hannibal Lecter-esque tendencies—but instead of posing a threat as the film's final boss battle, she overdoses on her own product and faints away.
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The case they ship with, in addition to holding backup charges for the headphones, also has indicator lights on the front for telling you when the buds are charging and when they're charged up, which is a nice touch when compared to the AirPods case from Apple.
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The sound quality on the headphones is still solid, and though they're not as great-sounding as the Bowers & Wilkins P7s, the 20-hour battery life is one of the longest available and the fact that they collapse into a small burrito-sized package is a nice touch.
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I thought that the movies were listed in reverse chronological order from top to bottom, a nice touch, although CASINO and THE FAN are reversed, and "The Comedian," which is referred to in the clue for 25D, is presented differently, is in the Downs and is from 2016.
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With an Apple TV device you won't be able to actually control your TV itself with Siri or the Home app, but you will be able to ask Siri to play content on your display from your phone or iPad through the Apple TV, which is a nice touch.
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The creamy remoulade sauce, caramelized onions, and pickles added to the flavor of the burgerThe toasted brioche bun coupled with the cooked-to-perfection meat patty made eating this burger a delightful experience, and the sauce was a nice touch as it paired well with all of the other savory flavors.
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Being able to adjust the fit by pulling on the cord is a nice touch — and the buds do fit in my ear better than I expected — but the overall look of the Pixel Buds is much closer to some low-end earbuds I've worn than what I'd expect for $159.
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The best feature set: uGet (Windows, Android)Screenshot: GizmodoOpen source, simple to use, and loaded with all the features you're likely to need, uGet has a lot going for it—not least the way the interface colors can change to match the theme of Windows, which is a nice touch.
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In the outer sections, formations keep changing so fluently that, when it's over, you hardly know a quarter of what you've seen; but the ending is a nice touch of neatness, with the 10 dancers finally becoming five male-female couples, something you never quite imagined happening until it does.
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" For example, the author of a particularly thoughtful piece titled FUCK YOU OBAMA wrote: "All of a sudden, in true PROGRESSIVE PLAYBOOK fashion, he trots out the dead kids of Sandy Hook like the pimp he is to advance his gun control agenda, thinking FAKE tears are a nice touch for his lapdog lamestream media.
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We think Google wins it in interface terms, as its Calendar is one of those apps where the Material Design really pops and works well—the use of color and space is a bit easier on the eye than in Apple Calendar, and the use of stock imagery behind months of the year and regular appointments (like the dentist) is a nice touch.
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Lastly, there's a final USB-C port for connecting the hub to a computer with an included USB-C to USB-C cable, which is a nice touch — most hubs only offer an integrated cable or connector, while the separate cable leaves room for users to replace it with a new cable if that part gets damaged, or a longer cable, should they need more flexibility.
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It won't order the flowers, tailor your dress, get the right bartending service or handle reception management for you like an IRL wedding planner might, but after trying it out I can say the UI is slick, the live slideshow is a nice touch and Joshi joked that his platform is a bit like an intelligent bridesmaid telling you to bring an umbrella if it's going to rain.
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Rough Night is at first very careful about the laughs it chooses to mine out of its dead-body humor, and for a while the film dials back the raunch and ribaldry as the women struggle to deal with the dead stripper lying in the middle of the borrowed house they're staying in (which, in a nice touch, happens to be made almost entirely of floor-to-ceiling windows).
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Lest one think this a simple matter of lost youth and looks, we learn — via a passing thought of Ardis's daughter (Adams has a nice touch with narrative point of view) — that her mother "used to be so much fun" in a way that might explain why Ardis moved to San Francisco: "I sincerely hope that both my daughters marry them," she once remarked to a Winston-Salem "real-estate woman" who wanted to keep blacks out of the neighborhood.
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