Cheese Nips Check your Cheese Nips -- the cracker's parent company has issued a voluntary recall for select boxes over contamination with small plastic pieces.
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"The current acronym NIPS has unintended connotations that some members of the community find offensive," reads a blog post about the survey on NIPS' website.
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Tasmanian devils are known for their love nips The problem with the facial tumors is that they're contagious — and Tasmanian devils are known for their love nips.
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" - Rachel, 33 "Both nips pierced by sadistic piercer.
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"The response to Just Nips has been incredible," Borman adds.
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Forgetfulness nips at the heels of even the most successful leaders.
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Selman enumerated the conferences: NIPS, ICML, IJCAI, AAAI, CVPR, and ACL.
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She admits, though, to nips and tucks, liposuction and collagen injections.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann is being open and honest about her nips and tucks.
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He nips downstairs to have a quick cigarette with his "missus," Debbie Gwyther.
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Salakhutdinov reportedly made the announcement earlier today at the NIPS conference in Barcelona, Spain.
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Ailes — whose background lay in TV, not politics — contributed countless visual nips and tucks.
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In the process, she nips and scratches the fingers of unsuspecting postmen and women.
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Such nips and tucks are occurring all over the world, although the explanations differ.
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Trump seemed free of the usual scrutiny that nips at her stilettos in Washington.
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The chest will run you a steeper $507, probably because it includes two ruby nips.
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It's a new initiative at NIPS, and 23 proposed competitions were narrowed down to five.
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Plenty of rounds of evaluation will be run through, the final one occurring at NIPS.
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Perhaps the most important theme of 2017 came at the NIPS conference, earlier this month.
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The cast of Bravo's Vanderpump Rules have had their fair share of nips and tucks.
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Pick a shape, decide how many nips to add and note which spirits you want.
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All they want to eat is Cheese Nips, while stuffing the silver in their handbags.
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But like, early Sting, not latter-day tight T-shirt, I-can-see-you-nips Sting.
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Ahead are some ideas and tips for stimulating the nips, from Dr. Allison and Dr. Chavez.
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And there's Intel, which has a big booth near the entrance to the NIPS exhibition hall.
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This gaffer's tape is heavy-duty, and I didn't want to lose my nips in the process.
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Picasso liked to stick his fingers inside the owl's cage and get love nips from his friend.
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Twitter is taking little nips and bites, and again because they're constrained in a lot of ways.
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They began futzing around, veering onto the grass for snacks and taking playful nips at each other.
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The fact that women get such a mixed bag of nips across generations and individuals challenges this thinking.
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I had distant thoughts of my mother, houndish nips of worry, but she'd assume I was at Connie's.
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When Lolo nips her, she said, he triggers that emotion; his mere presence then helps to quell it.
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Dipping her nips in a soft boiled egg, hunched over the washing machine and reading Viz, I hope.
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" In videos from the concert, at first Rogers dismissed the comment but then a concertgoer yelled "free the nips.
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Pizzolatto pointing to a real-life alleged conspiracy nips that idea in the bud, but also sort of doesn't.
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Inside, she heads straight to the bathroom, filling up the tub and lining the perimeter with nips of vodka.
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Good temperament is critical; a dog that barks incessantly, nips or jumps on people uninvited would hardly be therapeutic.
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NIPS began in 1987 as a humble little conference on an obscure branch of machine learning called neural networks.
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Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang wasn't exactly expected to announce new hardware during his keynote at the NIPS conference.
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That happened this month for the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS), the premier artificial intelligence (AI) conference.
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But, as my fellow millennials know far too well, an ill-timed frost nips yesteryear's aspirations in the bud.
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It's NIPS' 31st year in what originally drew just a few hundred participants — computer scientists, physicists, mathematicians and neuroscientists all interested in AI. Terrence Sejnowski, a computational neuroscientist at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies and president of the NIPS Foundation, spoke with Axios about growth in the field and what's next.
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"It nips her career in the bud," Sherry Rehman, vice president of the opposition Pakistan Peoples' Party (PPP), told Reuters.
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The MX-5 RF doesn't look exactly like its MX-5 brother, it has nips and tucks here and there.
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Android O is littered with little nips and tucks that just enhance the user experience without necessarily being visible or apparent.
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Magazine while using a breast pump, and now mothers have an anthem for this no-apologies, nips-out attitude for 2019.
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Lake Tahoe was the venue that year for NIPS, an academic conference dedicated to A.I. that attracts the world's top researchers.
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Social anxiety troubled me a lot back then, so before I even knocked on the door I'd drank eight nips of vodka.
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Update: Just Nips' stick-on nipples aren't just for under bras, tops, and sweaters — they're now for under your bathing suit, too.
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"We've had any number of nips and tucks in the tax code ... and yet the corporate rate has not changed," he said.
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Like a beautiful Brad Pitt, the Revero's looks haven't changed a ton from 2012, just a few nips and tucks here and there.
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I can actually pinpoint that to a particular moment in history: December 2012 at the NIPS meeting, which is the biggest AI conference.
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Google was sponsoring NIPS by 2010, and this year all of the world's largest tech firms could be found on the sponsor sheet.
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He pointed at the nips and tucks that have also added to that performance improvement, such as a shorter spoiler to reduce drag.
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At the 2017 NIPS conference, there were also a couple of oral presentations on interpretability in addition to a symposium and two workshops.
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Charlotte was making her way out of a grocery store ... and despite the warm temp, her nips were up and at 'em. #NipsUp
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He's also a puppy, as Rachel rightly notes at one point, in a film that yaps and nips but never bares its fangs.
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Only Cheese Nips boxes of 11 ounces that have a "best by" date of May 18, 19 or 20, 2020, could be contaminated.
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Mr Smiroldo does put his finger on one of the main trends at this year's NIPS: the merging of Bayesian statistics with deep learning.
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Nirmal Govind, who develops algorithms at the firm, was on the lookout at NIPS for new, improved versions that can handle imagery and video.
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Nintendo has given the 23DS XL design several nips and tucks to tidy the form factor up, and almost every change is an improvement.
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Our biggest champions are people familiar with breast cancer, who have seen a true need for Just Nips aside from a fun fashion statement.
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The minibar was stocked with salted caramel cookies, goji-berry juice, crème de cassis nips and jars of mustard sweetened with Chablis and morels.
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A minibar included Menabrea Italian beer, Aranciata soda and €5 whiskey and gin nips, while a wine menu listed bottles from €35 to €135.
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Instead this leaves her at the mercy of a boss who nips her plan in the bud at the first big meeting she attends.
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Only Cheese Nips boxes of 11 ounces that have a "best by" date of May 18, 19 or 20, next year could be contaminated.
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A junk food feast straight out of stoned your stoned preteen dreams, with animal crackers, Doritos, Cheese Nips, and peanuts counting among the lethal buffet.
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Besides fundamental algorithms which firms hope to apply to their own operations, NIPS is also home to applied research, particularly in health care and biology.
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Aston Martin says that the car unveiled today is essentially the final production vehicle design, barring minor nips, tucks, and adjustments to meet homologation requirements.
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And, you don't have to go totally braless, either — Just Nips can be worn by themselves or under or over your favorite bras and bralettes.
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Rather than by his nips, Rothwell's hands were up and palm out, creating that window which George Foreman and Sandy Saddler used to deny strikes.
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Among older hands at NIPS, especially those who can remember its origins, there is a sense that the corporate obsession with machine learning will not last.
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NIPS is the name of AI's most prominent conference, a venue for machine learning research formally known as the Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems.
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Nestle said in June it would explore strategic options, including a possible sale, for its U.S. candy business, whose brands also include Nips, SweeTarts and Raisinets.
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Other similar scales exist, including the Neonatal Infant Pain Scale (NIPS), Pain Assessment in Neonates (PAIN), the Neonatal Assessment of Pain Inventory (NAPI), and many others.
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Negative NIPs Things kicked off on Monday in US dollars with all six tranches of the US$15bn deal being issued with negative new-issue premiums.
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This reality nips at the edges of the story line: What's the point of being handsomely paid if you have little autonomy to spend the money?
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"We realize that our actions may have been offensive and we have reached out to his family, respectively Nips sister, Samantha Smith," Crips LLC told The Blast.
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Wednesday marks the anniversary of poet Robert Burns' birthday, celebrated across the world with dancing, a bite of Haggis and of course, a few nips of whisky.
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Wired reports that Salakhutdinov spoke before a group of AI experts at the end of this year's Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) conference in Long Beach, California.
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Mssigno's one of those guys who gets us all hot and bothered and then "nips out for a pack of fags" and doesn't return for...well, ages.
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It would suck to need a blood transfusion after a car crash, but have to wait around because Nigel Bolingbrook had too many nips of Boddingtons, hey?
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The country music artist doesn't plan to retire anytime soon and with all the "nips and tucks" she's had, it helps her stay looking young, she said.
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Three decades after landing in New York with RuPaul, Lady Bunny rules as New York's reigning drag queen, even as a younger generation nips at her heels.
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The pant has a flattering fit that's popular among the brand's devoted fan base because of its high-rise silhouette that nips you right at the waist.
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She eschews makeup unless she is working, doesn't dye her hair and despises the nips, tucks and lifts that have become routine for women of her profession.
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The prices range from the thousands to just 50 pounds for a set of five dusty nips of whiskies like Old Grandad, Four Roses and Old Crow.
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He seemed to be referring to the name of the mainstay AI conference, NIPS, and its unofficial pre-conference event, the suggestively named 'TITS,' which launched last year.
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For decades, the Neural Information Processing Systems conference has gone by NIPS, which is both a disparaging slur for Japanese people and a sexualized slang for women's nipples.
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After all the degrees — she's a doctor, lawyer, dental technician, and an expert in neoclassical architecture — and "subtle nips and tucks," Paris can't get rid of Paris Geller.
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Screengrab: Kate Crawford's "The Trouble With Bias" at NIPS 2017However quickly artificial intelligence evolves, however steadfastly it becomes embedded in our lives—in health, law enforcement, sex, etc.
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Packed full of strong female leads, the stories Isabel tells on The Witch are a response to that male-heavy real world that constantly nips at her ankles.
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Just Nips founder Molly Borman hopes that her stick-on nipples can and will be worn by everyone, from members of the trans community to current breast cancer survivors.
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Bradley nips into the nearest empty club, plays the entire contents of the USB, loves it, and finds himself humming one of the tracks ("Green Leaf") the next day.
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Nips and tears in the clay cause his beautiful pots, once fired, to fold over or collapse inward, their delicately glazed surfaces punctured like dreams of perfection come undone.
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Mondelēz Global LLC issued the recall for a limited quantity of Cheese Nips in the United States due to the potential presence of plastic pieces from a food scraper.
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The summer of 1996 was one of those rare moments when political adversaries come together to make radical alterations in the status quo, rather than incremental nips and tucks.
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But after surveying attendees, the board has decided to keep NIPS, leaving many in the notably male-dominated field feeling frustrated and spawning a Twitter hashtag campaign and a Change.
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The Magenta team has already produced several interesting pieces of music, one of which even one best demo at NIPS, an industry conference for neural networks and machine learning projects.
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Nips passing nor his legacy is to be taken lightly as there will be consequences for any disrespect now or in the future as long as I have a voice!!!
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There are lots more nips and tucks throughout the new Android OS. The settings app is a little more informative now — it shows key details right on the main screen.
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On Tuesday, at Intel's NIPS party, the rapper Flo Rida performed — and the company used the occasion to show off its first processor, a spokesperson told CNBC in an email.
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When he's not handling a mop and a bucket of bleach, Phil can be found with a guitar and over the years has played in Dynamo, Chrome Nips, and Bowers.
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As expected, the app's new look, which features a search bar and several other UI nips and tucks to make it easier to use, is now live for iOS users.
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It's also a flattering piece on every body – whether you zip it up or layer it over an outfit, it always looks slimming since it nips in right at the waist.
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It managed this largely through the growth of indigenous companies: mighty Amazon merely nips at the heels of home-grown giants Alibaba and JD.com; eBay has all but left the stage.
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If it's not coming out of your own nips, you can find it on websites like Onlythebreast, where new mothers go to earn some extra cash by selling their surplus milk.
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This S13/NYC parka has a faux sherpa lining that's as cozy as your favorite blanket and has an internal drawstring that nips in at the waist to create a flattering figure.
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Sweet, sweet, beautiful Lorde: so wise beyond her years in so many ways, yet still not quite fully attuned to the prevalence of nips, tucks, and tweaks in her own little world.
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Privately owned Red Bull is the market leader both globally and in the U.S., while Monster, which has a market value of $29.7 billion, nips at its toes, according to Euromonitor data.
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Although she didn't comment, her ex Scott Disick weighed in, leaving a comment on her photo: "Hell yeah get it girl I know 3 kids that those nips made into perfect angels."
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The "no more McGoverns" argument has been recycled and appropriated by anti-liberal Democrats—with nips and tucks to suit the needs of the moment—in practically every presidential election since 22020.
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The clip was submitted to an online art gallery launched for a recent workshop hosted by The Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) Foundation, a nonprofit that explores research in neural information processing systems.
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At a Dollar Tree in Alexandria, Virginia on Tuesday afternoon, I saw that the shelves were stocked with Cheese Nips and Fudge Stripes, and that sodas were the only items in the refrigerators.
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This week, some of its earliest practitioners and many of the world's top AI researchers are in Long Beach, CA, for the field's big annual gathering—the Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS) conference.
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They are as good and fresh as if they were whole, and I love how the pasilla chile in their dry rub nips at the sweetness of the creamed corn they rest on.
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One wonders, then, what nips and tucks the playwright might have made to an overextended two-hander that conceals whatever provocations it may genuinely possess beneath a lot of rhetorical bluff and bluster.
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This definitely isn't her first time unburdening her nips -- she was recently doing just that at a beach party in Mykonos ... and who could forget last year's hang out sesh with her girls?
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At the same NIPS talk yesterday, Musk repeated his ambitious timeline of two years to get to Level 5 self-driving (the point at which humans can go to sleep in the back seat).
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But don't get swept up in the intoxicating mix of nips, buns and bulge: these are serious times for LGBTQ equality with many existing rights under direct attack, and grave uncertainty about the future.
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It has just a couple of nips and tucks—with an ability to sail faster and a trimmed down late-game quest—which were enough to elevate it to a kind of Zelda nirvana.
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But it's also a place of opportunities and chance, and one of the most endearing moments in the book is when Ketzel gets to perform a new comedy act, albeit in a club called Nips.
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But with a few nips and tucks (and more than a couple of Instagram influencers showing us how to wear them), even those "not-so-cool" pieces can quickly transform into a must-have item.
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That will include a 797-horsepower version called the Hellcat Redeye, which in terms of performance nips at the heels of the almost unthinkable 808-horsepower limited edition Challenger Demon the brand made for 2018.
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"You're touching your breasts anyway when you put Just Nips on, so I want to spread Breast Cancer awareness and teach women how to examine themselves safely and properly while they're at it," she tells Refinery29.
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Because some cleaners do a better job than others, waiting clients carefully watch cleaners and rate them: If a cleaner oversteps and nips some mucus from a client's skin, other clients may go elsewhere for service.
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But unless they're fresh fruit or nuts, snacks have often been made and packaged to last a lifetime and pile up in our cupboards until they're overflowing with FiberOne bars and tiny packages of Cheese Nips.
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For every couple of slick step-up kicks, or swift jabs put in, Perry would leap forward with a left hook, his right hand dangling down by his nips and his jaw inviting an easy counter.
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It feels cozy, and organic, the kind of thing you'd want to throw on your record player while curled up under a ratty old blanket with someone you love and a few nips of good scotch.
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That's often less true in the case of, say, gigantic popcorn movies, but on TV, what's shot is usually pretty close to the final form, barring a few nips and tucks here and there to tighten things.
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That's the main upside of Graham: he may have a ton of weird nips but he definitely makes me feel like a babe in comparison (it's like the opposite of going to free yoga in Bryant Park!).
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For the 7,850 attendees, the big draw is the algorithms presented in halls heaving with mostly male bodies (90% of the authors of NIPS papers were male this year, a gender imbalance widely found in science - see article).
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If your nips just won't stop itching, you can first try to get rid of whatever is irritating them: avoid itchy materials, wash your bras, use unscented soaps and deodorants, wash and moisturize your nipples, and drink more water.
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Reaction to the suggestive acronyms has been mixed and has launched a conversation about whether the name of the 31-year-running NIPS—which has sexual connotations and is also a racist slur for Japanese people—should be changed.
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The site deletes the photos, believing they're featuring ladies, essentially proving there's literally no difference between the sexes when it comes to what their nips look like — therefore, there's no reason to ban one half of the world's anatomy.
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Gold market participants will be covered from next year by a new code of best practice brought in to replace the bullion market annex of the Non-Investment Products (NIPs) code, the London Bullion Market Association said on Thursday.
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Dr Recht, pictured above in lecture mode, was protesting against the flood of corporate money pouring into NIPS, aping the words Kurt Cobain wrote on a T-shirt when he appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone in 1992.
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In consumer cameras, these steps are all automated along with compression down into a JPEG file, which also benefits from auto-adjustments for noise reduction, color correction, lens barrel distortion, sharpening, contrast, and a bevy of other small nips and tucks.
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"As the weather started heating up, I got email after email requesting Just Nips for the beach, pool, vacation, or hot tub, so I knew it was a move we had to do," the company's founder, Molly Borman, tells Refinery29.
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Separately, Ms. Anandkumar, Nvidia's director of machine learning research and a professor at Caltech, saw that the name of the A.I. field's marquee annual event — the Neural Information Processing Systems conference, or NIPS — had been used as fodder for sexist jokes.
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Anne Hodder, an L.A.-based sex educator, was kind enough to offer some guidance, though she began with a crucial disclaimer: Nipple play isn't for everyone, and some people have "crazy-sensitive" nips to the point of pain while others barely feel anything.
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A number of the researchers on the team retain some responsibilities at their home universities, and some even take the extra step of involving themselves in planning and management activities for key industry conferences like NIPS, the conference on Neural Information Processing Systems.
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To research how nips vary, they studied the nipples of 63 Australian undergraduate students, measuring the "nipple-areola complex," including the circular colored area around the nip itself, as well as a variety of other factors, including bust circumference, body mass, and height.
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"I always yearned to see Punjab - my motherland - and now I am so proud to be here after almost 40 years," she told TV reporters at the time, her voice choking with emotion as she steadied herself with nips from a water bottle.
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Speaking of which, the Now is not a complete reinvention of the camera by far — it's a "friendlier" redesign that takes after the popular OneStep but adds improved autofocus, a flash-adjusting light sensor, better battery and a few other nips and tucks.
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The German producer is already some way down the road, with Rigel Smiroldo, the firm's machine-learning boss in North America, happy to recite how the E-class Mercedes he drove to NIPS handled 250 miles of highway driving without him needing to intervene.
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A few increases in price, stricter limits on what movies users can see, a few other nips and tucks here and there—including a few tweaks to the system to fix its bumbling customer service issues—and it could remain viable thanks to name recognition.
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While clients have yet to request Melania Trump-inspired nips and tucks, Dr. Rondi Kathleen Walker, who is board-certified in both plastic surgery and otolaryngology, says more than one patient has brought up an admiration for the 45-year-old former model's facial features.
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The first is this: if an artist's own material is that good, then nothing will be lost, or more importantly gained, if said artist just whacks on an album in full and nips off backstage for a few bags of Skittles and a cheeky pint.
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The NIPS conference has become the AI hiring event of the yearBig tech firms like Google, Facebook, and Microsoft send armies of people to try to find machine learning experts to join their ranksSalaries on offer often run into the hundreds of thousands of pounds.
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We paint 'em on our nails, petition for them on social media, buy little stick-on faux nips that come in "cold" and "freezing" options, match our lipstick to our areolas... it seems we'll never tire of finding ways to make Europeans shake their heads at us.
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Northwestern nips Michigan at buzzer Dererk Pardon hauled in a full-court pass and scored a layup as time expired to lead Northwestern to a 67-65 Big Ten victory over Michigan and a school-record 19323st victory on Wednesday at Welsh Ryan Arena in Evanston, Ill.
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Both these lads hang their power hand down by their nips until they have thrown it, and then reel it in like the cord on an old vaccum cleaner—both are begging for the counter left hook and eating one post swing could be disastrous for each.
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I used to agree with my colleagues that Audi has the best infotainment system in the industry — especially navigation, which is powered by Google Maps — but I now think that GM's Cadillac Cue nips it, thanks largely to a more intuitive touchscreen interface and 4g LTE wireless.
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From Season of Glass, Sean Ono Lennon wraps the percolating verses of "Dogtown" in gentle percussion and its chorus in a bigger envelope of guitar, drums and billowing synth chords, while tUnE-yArDs nips and tucks "Warrior Woman" into a punchy version of this feminist anthem from the early 1970s.
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CBD feeds perfectly into our need to pathologize every moment of discomfort we experience, and promises to fill in the chasm between how we think we should be feeling and how we actually feel, as loneliness nips at our heels and the demands of late-stage capitalism wring us out.
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"The Nutcracker" is not the only ballet that is ripe for revision, though others may be more challenging to address with only nips and tucks, like "Le Corsaire," which features caricatured depictions of people from the Middle East, and "La Bayadère," which suggests that Indian dancing girls become white ballerinas when they go to heaven.
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T. and I head out for our walk again, this time stopping to chat with a friendly beagle and her owner and a not-so-friendly Boston terrier who nips at T. Luckily T. is very easygoing and sweet despite her intimidating appearance (70 lbs with lots of muscle!) and she shrugs it off.
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The S9 and S719.993+ come with the latest version of Android Oreo, but they're skinned with Samsung's TouchWiz UI. The S9 and S9+ ship with Android Oreo, skinned once again with Samsung's own TouchWiz UI. I noticed a few small nips and tucks around the OS, but nothing that deviates from Samsung's own software designs of past.
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"Okja" is a fairy tale of sorts, though too foulmouthed for children; it nips from pastoral bliss to a terrorist pig-napping by the Animal Liberation Front; and it takes the eco-menace from Bong's sublime "The Host" (2006) and replays the fright as farce, with a spirited turn from Tilda Swinton, as the company boss, and, I'm afraid, a barely watchable one from Jake Gyllenhaal, as a drunk TV presenter.
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Stipe Miocic, who jabs with his right hand down by his nips, was a good mark for the jab as he lunged in... But Dos Santos' tendency to throw one punch at a time and drop his left hand and shoulder immediately after doing this make him a mark for the follow up right hand, especially when he is slowing in the later rounds or when he is too close to the fence.
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