Let the nuts and bolts people sort this out later.
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The first is the site itself, the nuts and bolts.
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Let's get into the nuts and bolts of this argument.
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The overview entails the "nuts and bolts" of the plan.
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Even the nuts and bolts are made on the premises.
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I've always been a nuts and bolts guy — baseball, basketball, football.
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I run a company and our company makes nuts and bolts.
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Here are the nuts and bolts of how our poll works.
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Some focused on nuts and bolts: How do you arrange meetings?
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He focused on the nuts and bolts: Where do we invest?
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By contrast, Tesla has struggled with the nuts-and-bolts of carmaking.
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But has Lamb translated these advantages into a nuts-and-bolts campaign?
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Salle is interested in the nuts and bolts of why paintings work.
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This is understood on the nuts-and-bolts level in the brain.
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At least in nuts-and-bolts policy terms, there isn't one yet.
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The difficulty comes in the nuts-and-bolts of organizing and administration.
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Mr. Heineman glides over the nuts and bolts of its operational beginning.
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But tightening the nuts and bolts on iOS isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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What are the nuts and bolts of actually getting this on the ballot?
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But, House Speaker Ryan does actually get involved with the nuts and bolts.
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It amplifies the very nuts and bolts of what this was all about.
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But a keyboard and mouse are just the nuts and bolts of esports.
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His aim is to explain the nuts and bolts of Brazil's drug trade.
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It's the nuts-and-bolts stuff that appeals to me, and the relationships.
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From a nuts-and-bolts perspective, she has a big problem: name recognition.
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Senate proceedings were regularly interrupted as leaders worked on the nuts and bolts.
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But when it comes to policy nuts and bolts, they're not far apart.
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Eyewitnesses described people with shrapnel injuries, and nuts and bolts cast across the floor.
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A business based on solving such nuts-and-bolts problems is hard to export.
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It's not that at all, it's the nuts and bolts boring stuff [that matters].
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We found them a few aisles away with other accessories like nuts and bolts.
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"They're dealing with the nuts and bolts of burying a loved one," he said.
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Bush was legendarily incurious about the nuts and bolts of how his administration ran.
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That could cripple the companies that make its airplane wings, noses, nuts and bolts.
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The Texas senator has had an impressive nuts-and-bolts campaign operation so far.
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The bomb was packed with nuts and bolts in order to inflict maximum injury.
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"I'm really coming at it from this nuts-and-bolts place," Dr. Diering said.
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Companies are increasingly turning to outside staffing firms to manage the nuts and bolts.
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But a lot of the nuts-and-bolts changes to Destiny 2 went unmentioned onstage.
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Now, James Madison was kind of the nuts-and-bolts guy of the Founding Fathers.
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HP's streamlined the Pavilion x360 laptops to tighten up some of the nuts and bolts.
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In this case, the answer is to take it down to nuts and bolts — literally.
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In Android P, Google focused on tightening the nuts and bolts of the operating system.
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Just as important as the nuts and bolts of the new law is its implementation.
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This inherently builds a relationship that extends beyond just the nuts and bolts of investing.
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Sanders's plan was dragged for being vague, unrealistic, and light on the nuts and bolts.
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There were pieces flying into the ocean, nuts and bolts flying out a little bit.
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What he cares about is how he's perceived, not the nuts and bolts of things.
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Then there's the nuts and bolts of filmmaking that can be very brutal and exhausting.
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Check out our look at the nuts and bolts of solitary in an American jail.
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So Kate what are the nuts and bolts of the IPO and what's happening right now?
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These robots have helped pack medical supplies, retail products and "nuts and bolts" in industrial spaces.
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This adviser hopes this move will help clear up that kind of nuts and bolts confusion.
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The nuts and bolts are especially susceptible to degradation because they're often made using cheap metal.
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In this bundle, you'll attain a complete understanding of the nuts and bolts of Cisco networks.
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In fact, a better bet would be to concentrate on the nuts and bolts of management.
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In the last 20 years, that kind of nuts-and-bolts language disappears, Mr. Pestre said.
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McCabe is a nuts-and-bolts narrator; he speaks in an earnest monotone, clear but unchanging.
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So what were the nuts and bolts of the putting the exhibition and the issue together?
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He was also big on separating the "strategy stuff" from the nuts-and-bolts of operations.
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Washington (CNN)Welcome to the nuts and bolts portion of closing out a government funding deal.
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Investors, though, seem to have a decent handle on the nuts and bolts of the business.
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Rivers's talents were best suited for the nuts and bolts of painting, not its theoretical potential.
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Where did you start in terms of planning out the nuts and bolts of the city?
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Ellison, meanwhile, rejected the importance of helming the DNC as a nuts-and-bolts fix-it job.
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Trump has never liked negotiating the details of policy or overseeing the nuts and bolts of governance.
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Across other rich countries, attention has increasingly focused on the nuts and bolts of Olympic industrial policy.
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I'm really still trying to figure out the nuts and bolts of being in love with someone.
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Besides the nuts-and-bolts of completing tasks efficiently, what are we looking for in our helpers?
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It is the nuts and bolts of Page's game that would be interesting at the elite levels.
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" Continued Legend, "A lot of it's just the nuts and bolts of making sure Miles is fed.
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"This is just the nuts-and-bolts work of protecting taxpayers and the environment," the spokesperson said.
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"This is just the nuts-and-bolts work of protecting taxpayers and the environment," the spokesperson said.
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Few presidents ever came into office with a deeper grasp of the nuts and bolts of democracy.
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For both sides, the issue has become far more than a struggle over nuts-and-bolts economics.
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And then once you actually get into the nuts and bolts of it, it's not that unbelievable.
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But when it comes to the nuts and bolts of counting votes, the more analog the better.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — This grid was crunchy like a mouthful of delicious nuts and bolts, am I right?
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I feel that if they really have a level of engagement, they'll learn all the nuts and bolts.
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What are the nuts and bolts for how a company that's interested in doing that would do it?
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And I know reporters and Washington political types -- they just want to go to the nuts and bolts.
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And overall Trump's supporters have tended to be less engaged in the nuts and bolts of party activity.
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With over 63 hours of content, this course will teach you the nuts and bolts of graphic design.
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Instead, it's virtually a nuts-and-bolts version of the basic idea, a trailer extended to feature length.
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While Cutting through Spiritual Materialism gets into the nitty gritty, the nuts and bolts, Zen Mind, Beginners Mind.
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It reduced gifted and autonomous people to nuts and bolts in some monstrously huge, noisy, and stinking machine.
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According to her memoir, she worked at a nuts-and-bolts factory during the summer of 1943. 13.
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SJ: Let's get back to the nuts and bolts of the markets in Europe and the banking sector.
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He hasn't even filled many vital positions that would deal with the nuts and bolts of trade policy.
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Washington (CNN)Joe Biden knows more than most anyone about the nuts-and-bolts of running for president.
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During his first year, the president showed only a sporadic interest in the nuts and bolts of policymaking.
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They are the nuts and bolts of a secure society, which is more stable because of women's advancement.
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Other officials said the police were investigating reports that the device had used nuts and bolts as shrapnel.
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CNN: We've talked a lot about the nuts and bolts of the program -- but what about the food?
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All the things that ground operations are mostly focused on; the nuts and bolts of turning out the vote.
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But to understand the nuts and bolts of scooter-sharing, we really need to look at the big picture.
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The nuts-and-bolts planning for a Sanders campaign began in March 2015, shortly before his April 30 announcement.
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What's less clear is how much Cohen discussed the nuts and bolts of policy-making with his longtime boss.
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Few of the directors are qualified to challenge managers on the nuts and bolts of running a major airline.
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It taught him that the nuts and bolts of payments wasn't as "complicated" or "mystical" as he once thought.
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Still, the economic nuts and bolts of such a program have gotten scant public attention: Who would be paid?
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"It can be a little more tricky than if you were making stainless steel nuts and bolts," Ellis said.
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I might replace some rusted, worn-out nuts and bolts, or fix an oil pump from a buddy's truck.
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But he's returned to the essential idea of documenting the nuts and bolts of building and running a company.
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The steel nuts and bolts that fasten the laser cut plexiglas components let light and air through the layers.
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But even if a nuts-and-bolts tech company hits scale, it seems difficult to keep that momentum up.
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This means really getting into the nuts and bolts of painting, its philosophy and history, while sipping a beer.
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Here, some members of their team give us a guide to the nuts and bolts of setting up a system.
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Here are the nuts and bolts: Lyft's revenue grew from $1.06 billion to nearly $22019 billion from 2200 to 23.
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His Brits acceptance speech actually shows very little accent change within the nuts and bolts of vowels and consonants themselves.
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Starting a business should be about your vision — not getting dragged down by the nuts and bolts of company operations.
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Viertel has been explicating those nuts-and-bolts principles to students at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
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Mr. López Obrador is improvising, critics say, because he had given little thought to the nuts and bolts of governing.
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Yours was the first that truly emulated the human animal, right down to the nuts and bolts, corpuscles and capillaries.
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Mr. Cuomo has at times prioritized aesthetics, like the appearance of subway stations, over the nuts and bolts of maintenance.
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My list of pantry staples, the nuts and bolts of daily cooking, has nothing that will make you think twice.
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"From my first days in training, I had a knack for the nuts and bolts of my profession," she said.
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The wish list went out the window as soon as we got into the nuts and bolts of it all.
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Through C.C.'s generous invitation to collaborate, I'm enjoying the challenges and rewards of the nuts and bolts of construction.
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Europe, I believe, can best sell itself today by running on its impressive oeuvre of concrete, nuts-and-bolts accomplishments.
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So the nuts and bolts of how it is: You film the actor, and we're usually in a huge warehouse.
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In the long run, the nuts and bolts of how autonomous technology works won't be the way car companies differentiate themselves.
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And Americans can do with a lot more education when it comes to the nuts and bolts of the existing ACA.
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What are the different departments or roles, the different things that are just the nuts and bolts of how it works?
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They prioritize based on nuts and bolts like hardware availability, and squishier metrics like their relative importance in a given field.
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The president shows no sign of having the capacity to turn a vague promise into the nuts and bolts of policy.
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"(We'll decide) once the nuts and bolts become clearer," Ashok Gajapathi Raju told Reuters on the sidelines of an aviation forum.
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There are a few nuggets of information for those who aren't interested in the nuts and bolts (literally) of SpaceX's rockets.
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One of them is devoted to management and administrative functions, a standard nuts-and-bolts component of any large government agency.
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A team of schedulers synchronize delivery of beams, concrete deck panels, nuts and bolts and other supplies as they are needed.
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Nuts and bolts: Auto stocks climbed higher following the meeting, on expectations that a Trump EPA will ease fuel-efficiency standards.
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Then again, bypassing the nuts and bolts of Rivers's life let the singer put her own sardonic wit to great use.
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They take nonpartisan seminars about the nuts and bolts of joining Congress — how to hire staff and set up an office.
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And when I was there, I was taught sort of the very nuts and bolts of how to be a reporter.
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But few take the time to truly appreciate the nuts and bolts of this weeklong celebration, including its historic centerpiece: matzah.
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The governor is too much in love with frills, not the unsexy nuts and bolts of keeping up the subway system.
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For Mr. Trump, they said, a deal with Mr. Kim would not just be about the nuts and bolts of disarmament.
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It's a significant move away from the usual auterist approach, much more focused on the nuts and bolts of film craft.
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"Everyone is in agreement about what the North Star is here, it's just working out nuts and bolts," Mr. Tyler said.
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The polls suggest that many voters may be more taken with the single-payer slogan than with the nuts and bolts.
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There are at least 500,000 pieces of junk floating around in Earth's orbit, including defunct satellites, rocket boosters, nuts and bolts.
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He was devastated until his mother ran to the toolbox and got two nuts and bolts that would do the job.
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How many of us understood the nuts and bolts of how the world actually works when we were 17 or 18?
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Companies also focus their spending on regulatory functions and practical, nuts-and-bolts security measures, like triaging and cleaning up significant problems.
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You'll take a deep dive into all its functions, and get up to speed with the nuts and bolts of the program.
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This course will run you through the basics of the program and get you to grips with all its nuts and bolts.
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Why it matters: The Rules Committee will play an important nuts and bolts role in shaping the select committee on the topic.
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Check out Ari Melber's in-depth reporting today on the nuts and bolts of Donald Trump's proposed plan to address Muslim immigration .
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Nuts and bolts first: The 10.5-inch iPad Air starts at $5303 for the wifi only model ($630 for the cellular version).
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Once you master the nuts and bolts of business, you'll learn soft skills such as leadership, management, and how to gain influence.
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Isla, who also turns out to be pretty relatable, is attracted to anything shiny -- including the nuts and bolts in the enclosure.
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Anti-theft nuts and bolts make it hard to take apart and the proprietary design make any stolen parts pretty much useless.
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This is really in the nuts and bolts, but on custom content, it's very hard to get people to look at it.
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At a nuts and bolts level, much of the federal government is going to be run by goons or not at all.
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For Tesla to really cruise, though, the visionary entrepreneur needs to prove he can durably master the nuts and bolts of manufacturing.
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Top advisers he has tasked with nuts-and-bolts negotiations, led by his son-in-law Jared Kushner, are also lacking experience.
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It was obvious from his testimony that Mueller didn't seem to have much knowledge of the nuts and bolts of the investigation.
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The weapons in this latest aircraft industry battle are bits and bytes, rather than the nuts and bolts of a repair hangar.
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And Mueller's prosecutors has taken pains to keep the trial focused on the nuts and bolts of the specific charges against Manafort.
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For the most part, this is an effective strategy, if inconsistent with regard to the nuts and bolts of tense and perspective.
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Our thought bubble, per Axios' Joe Uchill: This leaves a gap in nuts and bolts tech understanding that the House already lacks.
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The governor's rollout was unorthodox: Gone were the traditional address to the legislators and the nuts-and-bolts briefing with financial analysts.
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Trump isn't likely to read a laundry list of nuts-and-bolts measures, as some presidents have done; that's not his style.
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"Among mature democracies, the nuts and bolts of American contests seem notoriously vulnerable to incompetence and simple human errors," Ms. Norris notes.
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Mission statements don't necessarily make it easier for students to understand the nuts and bolts of admissions, but they are absolutely vital.
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The authors focused on the nuts and bolts often without background; materials, color, patterning and symbols were the book's defining organizational narrative.
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It's a kind of first-person procedural, less concerned with the nuts and bolts of these undertakings than one man's experience of them.
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After the show, a suicide-bomber detonated a device packed with metal nuts and bolts, injuring over 60 and killing 22, including Saffie.
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Maybe that makes me a part of the problem, just one of millions of nuts and bolts that keep the Kardashian factory going.
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The thrifty anonymous lifehacker even gave a Reddit AMA yesterday to explain all the nuts and bolts of getting away with this scheme.
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The mode played totally differently than standard Fortnite, and it was a blast to learn the nuts and bolts of how to win.
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They may love and believe in technology, but that doesn't mean they understand the nuts and bolts of it on a detailed level.
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In this course, you'll tackle the nuts and bolts of Java so you can build your own collection of web and Android apps.
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Before we get into the nuts-and-bolts of this study and its conclusions, it's important to understand where the data came from.
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In your training, you'll discover the nuts and bolts of an entire project life cycle, from initiation and planning to execution and closure.
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We've already covered the nuts and bolts of the request, as well as Cook's response and the White House's response to that response.
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Do you feel like you've got insight into the nuts and bolts, and bits and bytes, and zeros and ones of that world?
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Instead, as you might expect from a trade journal, the chosen quotes favor the nuts and bolts of Knight's business decisions and partnerships.
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While the chief of staff is dealing with personnel, the White House counsel is dealing with the nuts and bolts of the investigation.
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Ideas are great, especially aspirational ones that demonstrate the nuts and bolts of a policy agenda that also looks toward the next generations.
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Nuts and bolts Ocasio-Cortez's resolution would create a select committee in the House to draft a plan that fits the proposal's standards.
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Another included five varieties of acorn boiled with rust from various sources—nuts and bolts, wire, brackets—and a drop of gum arabic.
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But before they can get to the nuts and bolts of tax reform, they have to pave the way with a budget resolution.
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I'll almost certainly tinker with some of it, just, we call it, going around the chassis and tightening a few nuts and bolts.
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These "navigators" guided people through the nuts and bolts of enrollment, but also reached out to their communities, advertising the open enrollment period.
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But as the planks spun around the axis, they gradually loosened the custom-made 4.5-inch nuts and bolts that held it together.
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But when you really think about the nuts and bolts of this boss-employee relationship, you start to wonder how appropriate it is.
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Clearly, the spirit of The Grackle's outrage—the nuts and bolts of a massive company futzing around with a beloved product—is earnest.
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Changes there will require that young people learn the nuts and bolts of these systems, so they can intelligently argue about reasonable options.
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Tesla has established itself as an innovator in electric-vehicle technology, but it has struggled with the nuts-and-bolts of making cars.
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But the national spotlight on Ms. Hallquist has tended to overlook her nuts-and-bolts policy ideas in favor of her gender identity.
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Later, he planted succulents and wiry, Giacometti-like cacti in concrete pots of his own design that suggest decaying industrial nuts and bolts.
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But when you see the nuts and bolts of what goes into the Crave Duet with your own eyes, it's hard to deny.
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Apple dropped a series of ten videos last month detailing the nuts and bolts of how to apply and use the card itself.
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In working with them, Wuerfel got a close-up look at entrepreneurship, customer service and the nuts and bolts of running a business.
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Years later he worked as a tea boy in his uncle's Ladbroke Grove studio where he learned the nuts and bolts of recording.
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"This is the nuts and bolts of designing wills and trusts," said Larry Lehmann, president of the National Association of Estate Planners and Councils.
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Initial reports suggest at least 20 kg of explosives were used in a suicide jacket that also contained nuts and bolts, reported the Guardian.
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The object was actually a bottle filled with nuts and bolts from a construction site, Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton told CNN.
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This argument conflates several ideas by using the fact that most people are not familiar with nuts and bolts of how the internet works.
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Unfortunately, the assembly line robots just couldn't deal with unexpected orientations of objects like nuts and bolts, or complicated maneuvering between the car frame.
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Seeking a solution, Mr. Obama on Tuesday advocated a series of nuts-and-bolts changes along with his grander call for more civic engagement.
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Flavored vodkas, along with a seemingly endless combination of cocktail recipes, forced whiskey makers to pivot from the nuts and bolts of the craft.
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A lot of the international press was interested in the nuts and bolts of the shutdown, especially as it affected their citizens' travel plans.
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More deserving of public respect is a foundation of historically steeped, nuts-and-bolts competence in governance on which to construct such a city.
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Mr. Julien-Laferrière said the police suspected that the bag was an explosive device that contained nuts and bolts intended to harm people nearby.
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There are exceptions, but Mr. Trump seems to be betting that nuts-and-bolts experience running government agencies just doesn't matter, Neil Irwin writes.
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Along with a handy life lesson about following your own interests, this book offers a fascinating peek at the nuts and bolts of journalism.
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Critics point that this kind of nuts and bolts economic analysis doesn't account for other benefits cities might receive from running government broadband systems.
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"I think it [the auto industry] had this reputation of an antiquated industry of nuts and bolts and greasy bits," DiMarco told Business Insider.
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The Sanders and Warren plans illustrate the difficulty of moving from big-picture numbers and slogans to the nuts and bolts of federal policy.
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Lindsay was not only a riveting character study of a troubled person, but an inside look at the nuts and bolts of the celebreality genre.
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But the idea of appointing a new chief operating officer to oversee the nuts and bolts of the business has long hung in the air.
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The undersecretary of state for management, Kennedy's former post, is tasked with handling the nuts and bolts of the department — personnel, facilities, and the like.
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This second year was so satisfying, because we got to really start to see the programmatic and all the nuts-and-bolts stuff come together.
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So, as a queer artist I was interested in talking about this nuts and bolts, mundane part of the everyday life of being an outsider.
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When Trump promised a wall during the campaign, Kobach was there with a nuts-and-bolts idea for how to make Mexico finance the project.
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She said the industries affected by higher steel and aluminum prices include autos, tractors, appliances and everything made from metal, such as nuts and bolts.
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In internal surveys, the airlines described issues like production delays, dented panels, scratches on cockpit windows, loose nuts and bolts, and unsecured fuel-line clamps.
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Among several issues noted were loose seats, missing and incorrectly installed pins, nuts and bolts not fully tightened, and a fuel-line clamp left unsecured.
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" On beginning her career with the agency: "From my first days in training, I had a knack for the nuts and bolts of my profession.
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We skip over the lofty prognostications from venture capitalists and storytime with founders to dig into the nuts and bolts of how it all works.
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"This is a classic California nuts-and-bolts policy of how to build the dream," said Bernadette Del Chiaro, executive director of the trade group.
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Durst "has been instrumental" in helping Vital Spaces with the nuts and bolts of the operation and getting it off the ground, Boyd told Hyperallergic.
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It is a list of 32 nuts-and-bolts ideas that, in the main, are almost self-evident and should have already been in place.
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On polling day, journalists highlighted accidental failures in the nuts and bolts of electoral maladministration, including human errors and machine breakdowns in registration and balloting.
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But testimony seemed to indicate that Officer Liang did not see Mr. Gurley before firing, which stripped race from the nuts and bolts of the matter.
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In a video game, the proverbial nuts and bolts, the machinations of the AI, are hidden beneath a veneer of animation and sound, the surface presentation.
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At the Santa Claus Conservatory, Ed leads workshops and seminars on everything from beard whitening and care to the nuts and bolts of search engine optimization.
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The strategy involves more of an effort to discredit key witnesses and a more confrontational approach to the nuts and bolts of the Democratic inquiry process.
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"Madison has been such a trooper through all of this and continues to be the nuts and bolts of our family," her mother continued on Facebook.
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Instead, it would prefer to stick to the data preparation and delivery and let others deal with nuts and bolts of machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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The research could eventually allow human scientists to focus on high-level problems and research design, leaving the nuts and bolts to a robotic lab assistant.
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School of Game Design is virtually a library chock-full of step-by-step instructional videos that will teach you the nuts and bolts of gaming.
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Microsoft provides the nuts and bolts services framework, but it's partnering with third party companies like Dell EMC, HPE and Lenovo to make it all work.
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But two nondescript pillows with the same name from a nuts-and-bolts, we-sell-two-things company called Luxe Pillow recently unseated my incumbent favorites.
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Capitol Hill insiders will quickly point out that it's congressional staff rather than their elected bosses who deal with the nuts and bolts of public policy.
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The White House also is working on various other required "nuts and bolts" such as drafting the implementing language and various reports, which are well underway.
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At Arzak, a seafood dish might be served on a video screen playing ocean waves, or chocolate sweets presented in the shape of nuts and bolts.
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It's a ten-day delay to give the agencies some time to decide on the nuts and bolts of policies they'll be implementing on the ground.
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Of particular interest to Noto are so-called ad-tech companies, the behind-the-scenes nuts-and-bolts systems that underpin the internet's automated-advertising economy.
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"Insurance ticks every box of what not to do," Schreiber tells me when discussing the nuts and bolts of designing a system to incentivize good behavior.
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After enrolling at Smith College but before entering the freshman class, she shocked her mother by spending the summer working in a nuts-and-bolts factory.
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It takes the lofty aspirations of the Green New Deal and translates them into nuts and bolts, specifying which agencies and programs need to do what.
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But improving the nuts and bolts of Uber's business and getting the ride-hailing behemoth closer to an IPO will only be half of Khosrowshahi's job.
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"The nuts and bolts of getting everyone to buy in to this and trust the recommendation and the data is a big unknown," Dr. Greenhawt said.
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Consequently, they guide the viewer through not only the technological and cultural evolution of the art form, but also the nuts and bolts of its craft.
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Discover the nuts and bolts of cloud computing, including the fundamentals to using these platforms, and how you can build and operate a virtual computing environment.
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You'll learn the nuts and bolts behind constructing a gripping story arc with dramatic tension, solid characters, and a higher meaning, resulting in a well-engaged audience.
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Within it, there is a CBEI Guidebook, developed by the Stockholm Environment Institute, that walks cities through some of the nuts and bolts of running a CBEI.
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"Writing With Impact: Writing That Persuades" features 5.5 hours of on-demand videos and 30 articles, and will teach you the nuts and bolts of persuasive writing.
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Many literature programmes require some study of language itself, but this might be on poetics or Anglo-Saxon rather than the nuts and bolts of a sentence.
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I showed it to my family, and he was making another book called Man Tool: The Nuts and Bolts of Female-To-Male Surgery about bottom surgery.
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With 500 hours of content and over 60 courses, this bundle will teach you the nuts and bolts required to design a computer game program or app.
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And I'm not about to get into the deeper nuts and bolts here—there are far better places to find that info, like VICE UK for example.
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What we have done is taken the campaign and transferred the nuts and bolts of that, in a much reduced fashion, into an organization called Our Revolution.
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While Inafune and Comcept focused on the worldbuilding and the more conceptual aspects, Armature set to work on the nuts and bolts of actually building the game.
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Plus, every time you smack a crate with your wrench, it spits out a swirling mass of nuts and bolts that are oh-so-satisfying to collect.
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One day around 1980, Walter was cleaning up his studio and he decided to take a picture of the stray nuts and bolts he had lying around.
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Some of that has frayed as questions arise over the nuts and bolts of Trump's campaign promises, although many in the business community said they remained optimistic.
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None of these vehicles facilitate actual understanding of the drug, and in fact, I have no idea what the actual nuts and bolts of LSD look like.
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It was rightly lauded for striking a happy medium between the exposed nuts and bolts of XP or 7 with the modern conveniences and interface of 8.
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Some of that has frayed as questions arise over the nuts and bolts of Trump's campaign promises, although many in the business community said they remain optimistic.
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Someone needs to do the nuts-and-bolts, hands-on work that keeps our country going, and those who do deserve more than hardship for their efforts.
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While the Li Keqiang Index has some grounding in economic nuts and bolts, the Liaoning Underwear Index was greeted by economists with a hefty dose of caution.
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Before you send your children to meet with an insurance agent on their own, make sure they know the nuts and bolts of health care, she advises.
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With an exposed skull, nuts and bolts on her legs, and visible muscles, it's unclear what specifically Klum is going for, but it's definitely an epic transformation.
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Group FaceTime was one of the few major feature updates in iOS 12, which was otherwise devoted to incremental nuts-and-bolts updates such as faster performance.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has a reputation for being inattentive to the minutia of governing New York City, favoring broad policy initiatives to nuts-and-bolts metrics.
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I often see early-stage companies who neglect or underestimate the nuts and bolts of running a business, and it can come back to bite them later.
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But he has also burrowed deep over the last five years into the nuts and bolts of central banking, and schooled himself on broader monetary policy issues.
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"I am concerned about us doing the hard nuts-and-bolts work of turning out people to vote, particularly young people, particularly low-income people," Obama said.
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Stellar acts as the digital ledger for the transactions and IBM will handle the nuts and bolts of the trade activity of buying, selling and managing the tokens.
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President Obama concluded his final State of the Union address on Tuesday night with an impassioned call for real changes in the nuts and bolts of American politics.
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It seems quite plausible that he, like President Obama before him, will take let Congress take the lead on figuring out the nuts and bolts of health reform.
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The nuts and bolts of making these cases—proving a level of fraud, force, or coercion that made victims unable to say no—remain the same, she said.
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It's like starting at the level of the Empire State Building and zooming in close enough to see the individual nuts and bolts that holds the structure together.
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But separating these narrative details from the actual nuts-and-bolts of what Bezos' team is alleging about the Saudis is going to take a lot more digging.
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Watching enemies explode into a shower of nuts and bolts — the game's currency — after you've blown them up with any number of eye-popping weapons never gets old.
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As head of the coronavirus task force, Pence is charged with conveying the nuts and bolts of the effort to combat the virus to the public each day.
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On the one hand, a pragmatic, nuts-and-bolts rapport with Moscow certainly makes sense because Europe, and the US, too, needs Russian cooperation in many critical areas.
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Nicole Malliotakis, who represents eastern Staten Islanders in the New York State Assembly, calls her constituents "nuts and bolts people" with a more conservative approach than their neighbors.
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He expects to spend the next several months dividing time between Las Vegas and the road, getting his staff together once a month to review nuts and bolts.
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Customers get their nuts and bolts from the store, but the real emphasis central to TreeHouse's mission is educating customers and helping them bring their projects to life.
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That's why it's especially disappointing to see some supporters pushing for floor action on H.R. 2997, even though the nuts and bolts of the bill remain largely unchanged.
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He was more of a foot soldier — a scheduler, a "nuts and bolts guy" in charge of assembling stages before events or overseeing the governor's holiday card mailings.
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VoteRunLead has led the way for in-person trainings that go beyond the nuts and bolts of running for office, but provide leadership-affirming and actionable tools for attendees.
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He said his team were starting to look beyond fixing the nuts and bolts towards longer-term strategy, where there were new technology opportunities, for example in electric engines.
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It has the virtues of solid construction, good materials, an appreciation for the workmanship inherent in simple nuts and bolts, a lack of fuss and varnish, and overall functionality.
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While the nuts and bolts are different for each, they all shift assets to another individual or charity, making the trust-maker's estate smaller to reduce the estate tax.
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We're talking nuts and bolts about a week after the event I attended, sitting, appropriately, in a sort-of secret garden (requiring a passcode to enter) in the Mission.
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" Obama said instead of "performance art," what's most important are the "nuts and bolts" of governance -- "the blocking and tackling involved in actually getting things across the finish line.
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The Trump-Kim summit may well end in ambiguity: momentous not for the nuts-and-bolts agreements it produces but simply for the idea that it happened at all.
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This is tremendous sort of testament to what's actually going on with the nuts and bolts of running this country and getting the economy moving in the right direction.
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And if your automotive woes go beyond a flat tire, the sockets included in the set will fit many of the common nuts and bolts found within a car.
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And then things move in reverse: nuts and bolts, tire reinflated to 200, hubcap back on, and the whole thing is gently lowered 5 centimeters back onto the ground.
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Republican lawmakers worry that the administration has spent too much time putting out fires and battling with the media at the expense of the nuts and bolts of governing.
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"That job is the ultimate policy nuts-and-bolts and paper-pushing job," said Peter D. Feaver, who served in the National Security Council under President George W. Bush.
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There is no doubt he is taking a serious look, consulting veterans of both Democratic and Republican presidential campaigns about the nuts and bolts of a White House run.
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We need more experts in financial and legal engineering who champion American values of honesty, fairness and generosity in the nuts and bolts of how our economic system works.
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It pretty quickly became clear that Mr. Schiff and his fellow House managers did not intend to risk boring television viewers with the nuts and bolts of Senate process.
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That is to say, on the actual nuts and bolts of retail — creating a compelling shopping experience, with merchandise that buyers want — financial managers are out of their depth.
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It's become a flashpoint for the party's base, which is paying more attention to the nuts-and-bolts details of elections and governance than ever before, Democratic officials said.
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When you're a political pollster, the nuts and bolts of your day-to-day work is gathering and presenting data, so there's not usually much fun to be found.
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That's around the nuts and bolts of building a company and teams and building a product and closing customers, all things that they happen to be doing really well.
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A new head of the DNC will soon be chosen, and he or she has to be a nuts-and-bolts reformer, not just a show horse or protest organizer.
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Those of us in userland may rarely have to worry about the nuts and bolts of encryption, but they exist nevertheless and must be replaced or updated now and then.
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Many financial experts talk a lot about how important Social Security is, proclaim how badly reforms are needed and issue white papers on the nuts and bolts of a fix.
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We're talking essential how-to content designed to help early-stage startup founders succeed — nuts-and-bolts information from people who know their slice of the startup scene inside-out.
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However, Microsoft took great pains to keep the essential nuts and bolts of the Surface experience for those seeking even more portability or a lighter load on their bank accounts.
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Those services tend to be more around nuts and bolts kind of implementation problems like moving content from legacy systems and getting Box to communicate with other internal enterprise systems.
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Although vivid examples of his lavish lifestyle were on display throughout the trial, it was the nuts and bolts of the money trail that prosecutors employed to establish his guilt.
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Patton, who splits time between Northern and Southern California, is the "creative fisherman" who seeks out new talent, while Werckman focuses more on the nuts and bolts of the business.
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Even so, Trump's Defense Secretary James Mattis — a retired Marine general — appears more focused these days in the nuts and bolts of military readiness rather than an outreach to tech.
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As we've explained in more detail elsewhere, browser engines handle the nuts and bolts of converting website code into actual websites, and Chrome, Safari, and Firefox all use different engines.
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It's a huge red flag when a show becomes concerned only with how it can have maximum impact instead of the nuts and bolts of good narrative, structure, and pacing.
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It might not be obvious, but small details like anti-theft nuts and bolts or spoke-less wheels can make for a smoother, safer ride and a less appealing target.
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He wants to talk about policy, and the nuts and bolts of organizing, and whatever else is needed to bring a greater measure of justice and equality to human affairs.
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Successful prime ministers come in many shapes but usually share two main characteristics: experience in security and foreign policy, and intimate familiarity with the nuts and bolts of parliamentary politics.
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The current $32 billion plan contains about $21 billion in what is called the "renew" category, which is the nuts and bolts of the system — track, signals, stations, fleet replacement.
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With the jury out on what, exactly, elections officials were allowed to do, some town moderators postponed the nuts-and-bolts votes that make up the backbone of governance here.
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Still, the average reader may not delight in being subjected to discussions of the nuts and bolts of war reparations and the endless negotiations in Europe over the gold standard.
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Congress also needs to spend time reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration, a popular child healthcare program, and federal flood insurance, alongside other nuts-and-bolts duties after the August recess.
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After that I got more involved in the nuts and bolts of how to actually produce and engineer a song, then I got interested in how to actually write a song.
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Paul Bertone Bertone's work on studio prototypes and making maps for Myth II led to nuts-and-bolts mission building on Halo and design lead positions on Halo 2 and 3.
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It would also enter into force before an annual meeting of environment ministers in Marrakesh, Morocco, next month, which is expected to work on the nuts and bolts of the deal.
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It includes some nuts-and-bolts suggestions from the exchange's own warehousing committee, but equally significant may be the LME executive's own thoughts on the transparency of its daily stocks reports.
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The problems included loose nuts and bolts, the wrong solvent being used to clean propulsion vales and improper test wiring that caused excess voltage to be applied to devices called transducers.
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The nuts and bolts: JPMorgan Chase has been hired to lead the offering; Lyft was last valued at more than $15 billion, while competitor Uber is valued north of $100 billion.
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In another section, Apple also disavows warranties "unless otherwise specified in the Independent Repair Provider Manual," a separate document laying out the nuts and bolts of the program in more detail.
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Over at Let's Play Video Games, a PS4 Slim—that the site says was acquired on eBay—gets a nuts-and-bolts shakedown, from unboxing and to on-screen set-up.
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These courses will walk you through everything from determining whether a career in UI/UX is right for you to solving UX problems to the nuts and bolts of user engagement.
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It focused on the nuts and bolts of the regulatory process, but was seen by some as an "inside-the-Beltway" organization that had little appeal to those outside of Washington.
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And while it's unlikely that the famously detail-averse president is actually paying attention to the nuts and bolts of DOT rulemaking, he is absolutely setting the tone from the top.
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As chairman of the Queens County Democratic Party, Mr. Crowley directed a party apparatus that held the power to make or break candidates through endorsements and nuts-and-bolts campaign help.
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Mr. Byford sought to improve reliability by focusing on the nuts and bolts, like maintaining equipment and targeting signals, which direct train traffic, that were most prone to slowing down service.
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While the nuts and bolts of every campaign are the same -- rallies, speeches, issue platforms, social media -- how candidates use those elements can distinguish them from the rest of the field.
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Of course we absolutely accept that Britain has obligations ... but what we are looking to do though, is not simply today to start talking about the nuts and bolts of negotiation.
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Besides moving Razer beyond "just making nuts and bolts," Koh also noted it wasn't obvious to others in the business community at the time just how large the gaming industry was.
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But they added this document was increasingly likely to be a mere placeholder setting out principles, while the nuts and bolts of the new rules could be decided in the following months.
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He suggests a card-check law making it easier to unionize, and righteously proposes a rule requiring stagnant unions to increase their membership, and a lot of other nuts-and-bolts stuff.
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Once you have the nuts and bolts of writing a book down, you can enroll in plenty of classes that will teach you how to monetize and publish your book on Amazon.
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He may be seeing through to the nuts and bolts of the web, weaving a story out of its danger and turning it into a terrifying delusion of persecution, suffering, and torment.
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It's a legitimate warning, and I think that Game Maker's Toolkit is a smart video series that people interested in the nuts and bolts of game design should be paying attention to.
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Instructor Phil Ebiner has been teaching online courses since 2012, so he's bound to deliver all the nuts and bolts of photography in a way that's engaging, informative, and easy to understand.
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He comes across like the nuts-and-bolts governor and mayor he once was — perhaps even a little boring — but it's a style and approach to governing that won't upstage Mrs. Clinton.
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Later, when he and Jesse are stranded in the desert, Walt builds batteries out of nothing more than coins, nuts and bolts, break pads, sponges, plastic containers, copper wire, and potassium hydroxide.
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Barred from leaving or seeking employment, refugees here have spent decades working with the aid groups providing services, learning everything from healthcare and food distribution to the nuts and bolts of democracy.
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To learn the nuts and bolts of what's actually going to be fixed during the closure, I spoke to Branko Kleva, head of Sandy-related projects for the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA).
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But the coronavirus will also have a huge impact on the nuts and bolts of traditional campaigning, both for the president and the Democrats who are hoping to replace him in November.
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When you get down to the nuts and bolts of the Linksys Max Stream EA27500, it is packed full of features that allow you to use several devices running high-bandwidth applications.
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With the brief exception of 270-2100, when the Waxman-Markey climate bill was up for debate, the national focus rarely stays for long on the nuts and bolts of policy itself.
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"We need to get into the nuts and bolts of how this backstop can work and how the concerns that people have can be accommodated," Coveney told the Financial Times on Thursday.
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First, here's what we know and what we don't about the Senate trial from CNN's Ted Barrett and Ali Zaslav: The nuts and bolts The trial will start Tuesday at 1 p.m.
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The first female speaker of the House is a master of the nuts and bolts of traditional constitutional politics: She wins elections, builds coalitions, counts votes, passes bills and checks Republican presidents.
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Kistulentz is most persuasive with the nuts and bolts of the crisis machine: TV news editors who trim offending material from disaster footage and emergency teams deployed to inform surviving family members.
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In this post, Will Shortz discusses the origins of this particular and stylish ilk of puzzle (Italia) and the nuts and bolts of constructing them (lists, once, now repositories of words online).
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Whereas Nayak's group was responsible for clearing up the theoretical problems with Wilczek's idea, Yao and his colleagues provided a nuts and bolts guide to actually creating a time crystal in a laboratory.
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It can include not only nuts and bolts training on the systems in place, but also building a concrete set of goals to get the employee up to speed in an organized fashion.
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Recesses also provide Congress with arbitrary but effective functional deadlines, which can push legislators into last minute gear on nuts and bolts governance they shun for big-ticket debates when given the time.
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Based on that amorphous formula, a show can yield ancillary benefits -- starting with the overall image of the network or service carrying it -- that go well beyond the nuts and bolts of ratings.
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"The longer they leave it, the less appetite there will be - we need to see the nuts and bolts of the deal before the heat goes out of it," the third banker said.
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As of last week, few of United's directors, other than two union representatives and a former Boeing executive, looked equipped to challenge managers on the nuts and bolts of running a major airline.
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Thankfully, Richtel, a science and technology reporter for The New York Times, ignores this potential comparison and gets down to the nuts and bolts of his story, which he assembles with transcendentalist ease.
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Mr. Banks said the city also contended with the nuts and bolts of construction, pointing to the unopened Landing Road shelter, where a fire alarm control panel was put in the wrong place.
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That was real impressive, given the level of energy that Mr. Biden showed, as well as his focus to the bread-and-butter issues and nuts and bolts of the old-school campaigning.
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But patience has eroded as providers have watched Mr. de Blasio roll out one large-scale plan after another without first taking care of the nuts-and-bolts management of contracts and payments.
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While we are putting forward some nuts and bolts of climate policies that are ready to go now, we are also working on long-term climate policies that comprehensively address the big picture.
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The nuts-and-bolts transition in Washington was largely disconnected from the Trump Tower power center, which was only compounded when Christie was forced from his role in an alleged Jared Kushner power-play.
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They&aposll spend on some military, they&aposll spend on salaries, but when it comes to actual nuts and bolts functioning of how does a military deploy, and then, actually dig in and fight?
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Our talk covered the philosophical, including discussing the moralistic language that accompanies a lot of financial advice, as well as the nuts and bolts of personal finance, like health-care costs and credit scores.
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At its core, these advances will give computers and robots the ability to reliably deal with the vast array of unexpected corner cases — those errant nuts and bolts — that occur in the real world.
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Amazon quietly updated the camera search on its iOS app with a new "Part Finder," which lets you search for specific nuts and bolts that you might need more of, but need help identifying.
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So, I headed to Ace Hardware, where I picked up some silver wire, a pair of wire cutters, and a handful of screws, nuts, and bolts, to see what I could come up with.
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Nuts and bolts panel discussions focused on how federal and state governments can help local communities to ensure their citizens and small businesses have access to the 21st Century connectivity they need to thrive.
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But Merkel, not a politician known for lofty visions, hasn't revealed her intentions concerning European reform during the election campaign, which has been woefully short of such nuts-and-bolts content as it is.
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The exchange, from March 2015, appeared to reflect a typical nuts-and-bolts strategy conversation, replete with the jargon of polling, political messaging and even conjecture about what the governor might be up to.
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He quickly told me I had no standing in that situation, but was kind enough to answer a bunch of other questions about the nuts and bolts of renting and living in New York.
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One ally noted that Kushner "had very little to do with" the nuts and bolts of the healthcare push — something that redounds to his benefit given the way the bill went down in flames.
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But it was Mr. Mallon, a stickler for both principle and detail, who worked out the nuts and bolts of the party's position, and who held the party together during tense, drawn-out talks.
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For years, advocates have criticized Mr. Cuomo's uneven leadership of the transit system, with a focus on splashy projects like the Second Avenue subway over the unglamorous nuts and bolts of running the system.
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The essence of leadership is getting people to follow your lead and vision who inherently know more about the nuts and bolts of whatever it is you&aposre leading better than you ever will.
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Nuts and bolts steps like funding year-round staff on the ground in the states, designing digital fundraising platforms, training volunteers, screening résumés for campaigns around the country and, of course, collecting huge checks.
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All these shows, at least they're putting some spotlight on the cult issue, but they're not teaching people about the nuts and bolts that can help inoculate them, to actually help a loved one.
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On Sunday, Bethesda took a deep dive into the nuts and bolts of the latest instalment of the Fallout franchise at QuakeCon 2018, the first we've heard since E3's comprehensive unveiling of the game.
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You can look forward to—preferably with a mouse and keyboard—screwing and unscrewing various nuts and bolts, inserting power supply units into cases, and booting up customer computers to diagnose and repair software issues.
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Imagine if a gaming laptop could have all the flash expected of a gaming laptop (fancy keys, shining lights), but also the nuts and bolts needs of a general purpose laptop (great battery life, portability).
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Whether you're selling your old clothes as a side hustle or vying to become the next big direct-to-consumer company, you'll need to know the nuts and bolts of e-commerce to be successful.
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But aside from a pledge to cut corporate taxes to 20%, calls to abolish the estate tax and a simplification of tax brackets, much remains unknown about the nuts and bolts of the tax plan.
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For the Republican and the Democratic campaigns, it is the job of paid organizers to recruit and inspire volunteers to make phone calls and knock on doors — the nuts and bolts of turning out voters.
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Mr. Kiley, a Minnesota native who arrived in New York by way of Boston, was more of a nuts-and-bolts manager, and he took longer to acclimate himself to the idiosyncrasies of local politics.
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KC-46 deliveries have also been halted or delayed a number of times this year over the discovery of foreign object debris — trash, tools, nuts and bolts, and other miscellaneous items — scattered inside the aircraft.
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But when it comes to the process of operating an election, at the nuts-and-bolts level, most experts give us decent marks, noting that every electoral system has its own unique snags and shortcomings.
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The remainder, says Pearlman, were the "nuts and bolts" of the space program — knickknacks that carry plenty of historical relevance but don't make nearly as much sense behind a glass pane on a museum floor.
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Our limited senses can make it seem like digital data occupies some magical, intangible "cloud" dimension, but when you examine the network's nuts and bolts, "it stops being a Wizard of Oz scenario," Roth says.
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But in the time it took them to see to the nuts and bolts — business plans, site selection, Israeli military approvals, and the hiring of engineers and workers in Gaza — the political context changed radically.
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Since Singapore, US officials and experts tell me that the countries have held zero working-level talks — that is, talks between lower-level officials intended to work out the nuts and bolts of a deal.
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While Piech's training was in the nuts and bolts of the auto industry, he also had a clear business knack, added David Cole, chairman emeritus of the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Similar to building architects (who are included as the No. 25 best job of the year), software architects make high-level design choices that impact the nuts and bolts of the software they're working on.
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As compared to the more philosophical "Extreme Measures," John Abraham's HOW TO GET THE DEATH YOU WANT: A Practical and Moral Guide (Upper Access, paper, $14.95) is exactly as nuts and bolts as it sounds.
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To Mr. Sanders, who had long bet his career on the power of mass movements, the online momentum did not necessarily register as unusual, even if he did not understand all the nuts and bolts.
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"The way to bring down the rise in deaths is with a wide range of the nuts-and-bolts measures, not self-driving cars," the consumer advocate Ralph Nader said in an interview in October.
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CNBC's Sustainable Energy takes a look at the nuts and bolts of wind power – how turbines work, wind energy's impact on the environment, and its role in the planet's energy mix over the coming years.
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In our globalized world, national security threats take many forms, and one area of increasing concern is the attacks on U.S. companies who are instrumental in building the nuts and bolts of the modern Internet.
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Josh Holmes Early on, 343 was learning how to build Halo the way that it's always been, going in and really closely examining the nuts and bolts of the encounter creation, or a vehicle-centric space.
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" JA: "Even in business now, I've been in rooms where people have just wanted to talk to me about frivolous things, and talk to my business partners about the real nuts and bolts of the business.
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Jim Himes (D-Conn.), who chaired Wednesday's hearing, called the GOP boycott a "sad and dangerous" break from the committee's long history of "compartmentalizing" politically charged feuds to handle the nuts and bolts of intelligence work.
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Parry tears apart the most iconic tech from the past few decades and displays it in an awe-inspiring matrix of nuts and bolts, each piece marking the evolution of consumer tech from the inside out.
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They also offer a couple of more nuts and bolts tools including RubiCore, which is designed to help companies ingest and validate data from their existing systems and move their data into Rubikloud's proprietary data model.
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On Wednesday, Clinton complained that such nuts and bolts policy never gets an airing in the debates, in a barbed comment about a campaign in which his 1990s style conversational politics has sometimes seemed a throwback.
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In an article titled "The Nuts and Bolts of Colonics," Goop writer Dr. Alejandro Junger suggests a specific brand of enema device for people who want to use a home system and know what they're doing.
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Nomiki Konst, who has extensively covered the nuts and bolts of the DNC race, asked Perez how he felt about conflicts of interest within the committee—specifically, DNC members who also have contracts with the committee.
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Representatives from nearly 200 countries convened in Marrakesh, Morocco for two weeks to discuss the nuts and bolts of the Paris accord and the policies, technology and finance needed to ensure the Paris goals are achieved.
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The company is encouraging developers to make their Messenger bots less chatty with a new format option that strips them down to the nuts and bolts: interactive menus of clickable options in place of a keyboard.
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Long before sandhogs bored the tunnels he conceived or highway workers installed barriers to unclog the bus lanes he championed, Mr. Wheeler assembled the statistical nuts and bolts needed to assess the region's future transportation needs.
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The nuts-and-bolts counterpart to Zuckerberg's hopeful salesman, Abrash too has spoken at each iteration of Oculus Connect, capping off the first morning by detailing the company's progress in various areas of AR/VR research.
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The improvements, Mr. Cuomo argued, were needed to make the antiquated and often foreboding system more hospitable, even as the agency worked on the nuts-and-bolts problems that plague the subway, including signals and tracks.
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It's also that a broader coalition is taking on the real nuts and bolts of electrifying the US fleet, working out the details and best practices that will be necessary to put ambitious plans into motion.
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While the nuts and bolts of creating a giant pneumatic tube system that can blast pods over long distances at high speeds is here, a real Hyperloop that humans might use to commute faces plenty more challenges.
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Years ago, seemingly out of nowhere, the Chair of the Department of Art at UCLA resolved to make an articulated mechanical joint for an unknown figure using nothing except wood, down to the axles, nuts, and bolts.
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" Lynch said she was not able to estimate when the case's findings and determination would be made public because she does not have insight "into the nuts and bolts of the investigation at this point in time.
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On the call, they mostly asked about "the old nuts and bolts of banking" — topics like capital ratios, regulation, loan growth, the two banks' cultural fit — rather than focusing on what's next in banking technology, he said.
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In essence the early access version of the game shows that most of the nuts and bolts are in place — systems like combat work just fine, and the crafting appears to have a good amount of depth.
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On the call, they mostly asked about "the old nuts and bolts of banking" — topics like capital ratios, regulation, loan growth, the two banks' cultural fit — rather than focusing on what's next in banking technology, he said.
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The YIMBYs seek to dismantle the nuts and bolts of laws that inhibit new construction — from minimum lot size requirements in leafy suburbs to lengthy environmental review processes that add time and money to urban apartment projects.
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"At a minimum, you want policy makers to understand the nuts and bolts of your business, so they give you a fair shake," said Brandon R. Barford, a partner at Beacon Policy Advisors, a Washington research firm.
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The dot-com era saw the rise of big companies that were building the nuts and bolts of the internet — including Dell, Microsoft, Cisco and Intel — and of start-ups that promised to tap its revolutionary potential.
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For those who didn't start with the story on the page, here are the nuts and bolts: Writer Alan Moore created the Watchmen series in 1986 with the help of artist Dave Gibbons and colorist John Higgins.
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But she was stumped when her independent studies teacher at Copley High School near Akron tasked the senior with designing dresses, jewelry and other fashion items out of unconventional materials like nuts and bolts, faux flowers and newspapers.
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The latest in Allworth's series on the nuts and bolts of the art world, Mr Woodham's book is an elegant, amusing and perceptive guide to a market that is (often) long on hocus-pocus and short on transparency.
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Yet, when you investigate the nuts and bolts of how a cult runs, it becomes clear that Gilead is using the same playbook as Wild, Wild Country's Rajneeshpuram, NXIVM, and the entire season of American Horror Story: Cult.
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Click here to view original GIFA new video from Real Engineering explains the nuts and bolts of how SpaceX is planning to bring people to Mars and details the advantages that SpaceX has in making that actually happen.
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Lily Batchelder, who is a real nuts-and-bolts tax expert, has made the argument that we are a lot better at understanding the value of peoples' holdings than we used to be in part because of technology.
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In any case, the good reviews followed in part because of an undying belief in the political media that the connection Trump has made to superfan voters must have some correlation in the nuts and bolts of campaigning.
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It's also worth remembering that, throughout the year, Congress will periodically be forced to shift its focus from putting out the trash fires of 2017 and addressing its ambitious agenda by the nuts and bolts tasks of governing.
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Mr. Priebus worked with Mr. Trump on the nuts and bolts of presidential politics, trying to smooth his rough edges and staying in close contact as a bare-bones campaign prepared to go up against the Clinton machine.
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The nuts and bolts of the programCompletion of the rigorous two-year program run by the carmaker's Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) institute results in an associate degree, and likely a job at Toyota or another manufacturer.
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If you want an excellent deep dive into the nuts and bolts, I recommend this piece on Utility Dive, an industry news site, from contributing editor Herman Trabish (and his follow-up interview with the head of CAISO).
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Rosen isn't closely involved in the nuts and bolts of encryption or privacy engineering like some of Facebook's privacy-focused leaders — but he plays a key role in ensuring the platform remains safe and secure for its users.
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A senior administration official said the Department of Defense and intelligence agencies would assist the Interior Department with a review of its drones that would include a "significant tear down" to the nuts and bolts of the machines.
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The job was handed in late July to Mr. Sandy's boss, Mr. Duffey, the political appointee, the official ultimately responsible for apportionments but one who had little experience in the nuts and bolts of the budget office process.
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Some of the 2013 "autopsy" proposals focused on the nuts and bolts of campaigning — field operations, data innovations, voter registration efforts and the like — and Republican insiders say that there has indeed been progress made in those areas.
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The national program, which has been around since 1973, teaches aspiring cops between the ages of 14 and 21 the nuts and bolts of routine police work, like making reports, crime scene investigations, hostage negotiations, and crowd control.
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The national program, which has been around since 1973, teaches aspiring cops between the ages of 14 and 183 the nuts and bolts of routine police work, like making reports, crime scene investigations, hostage negotiations, and crowd control.
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In addition to the nuts and bolts, instructor Chris Haroun aims to teach his students about the importance of personal connections and professional presentation — how to identify and pitch venture capitalists and communicate your ideas clearly and concisely.
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Also, there's an effort to refine Trump's campaign message -- to keep the stuff that makes Trump so appealing to his voters, but to also work in more conservative nuts and bolts as part of an effort to consolidate support.
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"At a nuts-and-bolts level, Santa Clarita Diet isn't entirely novel: In addition to those Ash Vs. Evil Dead and Stan Against Evil parallels, the show is essentially a sitcom hybridization of iZombie and The Americans," he writes.
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Moreover, Facebook has shown in the past that it prefers to keep the nuts and bolts of its operations under wraps—which is a mighty big problem when you're talking about providing selective internet access to millions of people.
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Washington (CNN)The powerful network helmed by Charles and David Koch is making a homestretch pivot away from the television ads on which they've spent millions of dollars and instead embracing their more traditional role: nuts-and-bolts organizing.
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The company is hoping that by providing customers with a deeper understanding of the cause and effect of performance on the business, it can move monitoring beyond pure nuts and bolts tooling to a wider role in customer organizations.
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Twenty-two people were killed late on Monday when a suicide bomber detonated a device packed with metal nuts and bolts as thousands of people streamed out of a concert in Manchester, northern England, by U.S. singer Ariana Grande.
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"It's kind of like when retail companies stop talking about the weather – it suggests that maybe they're just simply focusing on the nuts and bolts of their businesses," Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management said Wednesday on "Trading Nation."
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After more than a year of wrangling over the nuts and bolts of the programme, the European Commission gave the green light to MARK in February to buy distressed corporate loan portfolios, mostly commercial real estate, from local banks.
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We're focusing on direct action, we're teaching young people how to build their own actions, how to organize, how to bring people into the streets for an issue that concerns them; the nuts and bolts of creating a movement.
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At Boyce's facility, which occupies an old fragrance factory, employees work alongside giant precision robots, making everything from customized nuts and bolts to their own circuit boards; they even make the plastic connectors at the end of machine cables.
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The nuts and bolts of the contest includes: Submitting a video that shows your journey in discovering the magic of science, technology, engineering or math, finding a mentor and learning their secrets and finally, uploading what you've learned into a Vlog.
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While today the company is handling the nuts and bolts of incorporation and entity management, it sees itself as a scalable cloud platform that can add more modules over time once it already has a relationship with a business owner.
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Perhaps no one appreciates his work more than Paul Karasik and Mark Newgarden, who wrote the book "How to Read Nancy," which is in part about Mr. Bushmiller's mastery of the nuts and bolts of how to deliver a gag.
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"She may well be a social media mainstay with all the nuts and bolts of a superstar, but the television personality-turned-rapper is the quintessential homegirl from around the way many of us know and love," wrote reporter Marjua Estevez.
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VH: Another really fascinating part I thought of this story is you get into some of the nuts and bolts about how coroners actually figure out if something was a suicide, or try to figure out if something was a suicide.
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The intrigue: New Consensus, a new nonprofit pivotal in shaping the Green New Deal working with Ocasio-Cortez's office, is working on a report to release early next year that will be the policy nuts and bolts of the plan.
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I think some of the nuts and bolts of support can get a little boring, but conversely, it's not at all platitudes to say that the existence of this show demonstrates the importance of educational institutions and nonprofit arts organizations.
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And while the Soyuz problem may only be a matter of a few nuts and bolts, it reflects Roscosmos' withering workforce, dwindling funds, and systemic corruption—all of which have left the one-time space superpower in a precarious position.
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As Politico's Shane Goldmacher explains in an excellent series of tweets, the Trump political operation simply didn't do any of the basic nuts-and-bolts digital campaign work that you would expect to do with a major announcement of this kind.
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A Navy official contested the GAO's training certification data, arguing that the GAO was focused on higher-level warfighting certifications and not the nuts-and-bolts certifications for operating ships where the Pacific fleet's destroyers and cruisers have a better record.
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Kwame: I think the most remarkable thing about these later-stage Marvel movies is how, even if they resemble each other on a nuts-and-bolts level, they often try to stand apart because of the genres they draw from.
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Publishers are also protective of how and when information about an upcoming game is rolled out as part of a grand marketing plan, and explaining the nuts and bolts of the development process itself can confuse or counteract that plan.
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In the speech, the Ohio governor cast himself as a nuts-and-bolts choice who is more tolerant, more compassionate, and, as a successful state governor and a budget hawk while in Congress, more adept at handling the nation's economy.
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It was meant to be a pivotal moment in Mr. de Blasio's tenure, a victory that would position him to better attend to New York City's nuts-and-bolts needs — something of a requisite as he approaches re-election next year.
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Read more: Here's how Tesla's cars stack up against the best of the competition from the world's top automakersIn fact, for much of the past five years, an inordinate amount of attention has been focused on Tesla's nuts and bolts.
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We all know that money is the basis of what this stuff is, so all of a sudden, the left became about letting their voice be heard and not about the nuts and bolts of how this economic system works.
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I run a voter mobilization organization called the New Florida Majority and I have long known that independent progressive groups do a better job of the nuts-and-bolts of politicking here — canvassing, voter registration, organizing — than the Democratic Party.
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Many of them are looking ahead to what offices they may seek four years from now and realize that they may benefit from the support of the county organizations, which help with the nuts and bolts of getting on the ballot.
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Their mantra: make the election about the economy, and local issues; block out President Trump and his Twitter feed as much as possible and get it right when it comes to the nuts and bolts of organizing, turnout and fund-raising.
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But Mr. Byford has an even more difficult task than just fixing the nuts and bolts of the system: He must win the political support and the money that will be needed if there is any hope to revive the subway.
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"He laughed and he gave me the spare parts to build the frequency counter and he gave me a job that summer at Hewlett-Packard, working on the assembly line putting nuts and bolts together on frequency counters," Jobs recalled.
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I'm going to break this down as a series of numbered lists — not one, not two, but five lists of three: All the juicy policy stuff is in part four, so skip down there if you just want the nuts and bolts.
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" Recommended by Demis Hassabis, co-founder and CEO of DeepMind "It's surprisingly hard to recommend books about the nuts and bolts of AI that aren't either too technical or too philosophical — I predict we'll see a lot more over the next few years.
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The rhetorical battle has little to do with the nuts-and-bolts fight against these groups, said Daniel Serwer, a scholar at the Middle East Institute and director of the Conflict Management Program at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies.
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It could also help in projecting a more nuts-and-bolts image of the mayor, who despite a recent bump in his approval ratings, is still battling a perception that he is more focused on pushing his agenda rather than running the city.
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But first, the nuts and bolts: The SEC filed a complaint Thursday in federal district court alleging that Musk lied when he tweeted on August 8003 that he had "funding secured" for a private takeover of the company at $420 per share.
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They say it should cost about $2-4 dollars a month for 2 hours of music a day—which isn't a bad deal—and you can head to their site for a more nuts and bolts breakdown of how that actually works.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - China could demand trade sanctions against the European Union after winning an appeal on Monday in a dispute at the World Trade Organization over EU tariffs imposed on Chinese imports of screws, nuts and bolts made of iron or steel.
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These bridal guidebooks can help you easily tackle everything from tricky timelines to subtle etiquette and all the other tiny nuts and bolts holding your big day together — plus, there are plenty of glossy picture-filled pages to peruse for added inspiration.
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Like much of his speechifying, Mr. Trump's economic and business agenda is a mixture of opening bids and dog-whistle messages as well as some nuts-and-bolts proposals he might be able to put in effect as president, even without congressional approval.
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So, one more time, the nuts and bolts of his management: A leader's job is to set up a system where he or she hears things that people think they don't want to hear, or that they don't want them to hear.
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"The idea is that they get in there and get oriented to the business to some degree, and they actually get to work on projects and really get into the nuts and bolts of the organization a little bit more," she said.
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They obsess over the nuts and bolts of the roller coasters they ride; for a true coaster geek, it's not enough to just stand in line and spend two to three minutes upside down—they have to forensically understand each coil and curve.
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What they're adding: While in previous years state election officials bristled at even well-meaning hackers intruding on their turf, this year Voting Village will launch the "Unhack the Ballot" initiative, pairing state officials with researchers who can offer nuts and bolts advice.
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During their nine months at the academy, they learned the nuts and bolts of police work: how to write an incident report; how to conduct a field-sobriety test; how to secure a crime scene; how to load and clean their handguns.
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You are a witness to the manifold difficulties of its odyssey — the complicated logistics, the thrum of menace and the tedious waiting, captured in very rough visuals — though, oftentimes, you wish that the filmmakers included more about the actual nuts-and-bolts arrangements.
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"The new investment allows state parties to dramatically increase the immediate scale of their coordinated organizing programs and ensures the eventual nominee and the coordinated organizing program will inherit the nuts and bolts infrastructure to scale their organizations quickly," the spokesman said.
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The wage issue was one of the final obstacles to reaching a timely accord on the next state budget, estimated to be more than $150 billion, which mixes high-profile policy measures with nuts-and-bolts infrastructure spending and aid to schools.
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She soon became an early collector of his furniture: With its obvious seams and wild mix of nuts and bolts — old sewage parts for backrests, stolen manhole covers as seats — it was a rebuke to the era's chrome-and-black-leather yuppie aesthetic.
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In the interview, which The Hill was invited to observe, Ginsburg said a contested convention would impact everything from the mundane nuts and bolts of the convention to the deal-cutting between the campaigns and delegates that could ultimately produce the nominee.
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Judge DiFiore focused instead on nuts-and-bolts management changes she has made over the past year to attack the persistent delays that trouble certain courts in the state's vast system, especially the busy criminal and civil courts in New York City.
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The original Destiny, which could cost upwards of $150 when you factor in expansions and other add-on content, was a fascinating attempt at trying to blend the benefits of a massively multiplayer online game with the nuts and bolts of a first-person shooter.
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While practitioners — who do not need to be association members — come with varying backgrounds, the common thread is that they help people with the nuts and bolts of personal finance: paying bills, staying organized, reconciling medical bills with insurance statements, organizing tax documents, etc.
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Aisha Tyler - Silversun Pickups' "Simmer" Comedian and actor Aisha Tyler's shot several music videos for rock bands like Clutch and Silversun Pickups, and in all of them she seems obsessed with the nuts-and-bolts of what it takes to be a touring band.
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Graphic: PatreonIn nuts and bolts terms, the tiers present three options: one for the most casual of crowdfunders, another more full-featured option for the bulk of users, and a limited, bespoke set for the biggest creators in need of the white glove treatment.
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Read the whole remarkable story, but keep in mind that until it landed at Politico, there was near universal agreement among political junkies that, at a nuts and bolts level, on a pound for pound basis, Sanders ran the best campaign of the primary cycle.
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As numerous presidency scholars have shown — Richard Skinner, Sidney Milkis, Lara Brown, me — the nuts and bolts of the president-party relationship tend to outlast individual presidencies, reflecting instead the dynamics of nominations, intraparty rules, and power built up over the course of careers.
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But first, they tell her, via a computer-animated demonstration of the nuts and bolts of the disaster—a marvelous bit of story-telling efficiency, allowing the audience to know exactly what's happening during the sinking sequences later on (and, more important, what's coming).
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Students learn not just about the nuts-and-bolts of election administration like designing ballots and strengthening the integrity of the ballot box, but also how to use 21st-century technology to improve the security and efficiency of election system and the experience of voters.
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When CNN first reported on the certification data in September, a Navy official argued that the GAO was focused on higher-level warfighting certifications and not the nuts-and-bolts certifications for operating ships where the Pacific fleet's destroyers and cruisers have a better record.
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But in terms of the nuts and bolts of the labor market in 2016, things are really shaping up well for anyone who wants to see Americans get back to work and see the damage left by the recession eight years ago finally healed.
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But now you're seeing a pretty clear signal that Democrats want to shift to the left on health care — and are starting to work through the nuts and bolts of what it would look like to take the rest of the country with them.
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With two more days in Norway following the festival, we spent hours in trainings and breakout strategy sessions with Roedt party organizers digging into the nuts and bolts of digital and social media best practices, barnstorms, peer-to-peer text messaging, dank memes, and more.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: --ELECTION HACKING DAY: Three panels across two hearings took aim at the nuts and bolts of hacking voting machines, election departmental networks and other voting systems.
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Rather than using Studio 254 to tell a more expansive story about the disco movement, the director Matt Tyrnauer looks closely at the nuts and bolts of what it took to create the most famous nightclub in the world and what brought it crashing down.
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After watching virtually ever iOS 11 update run straight into a wall, over and over and over again, it's great to see Apple tightening the nuts and bolts of its largest platform instead of resting on its laurels while its main competitor, Android, leaps ahead.
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But beyond those functionalities, it reflects the needs of a crucial segment of internet users — the ones who show up not for interactive plug-and-play design or elaborate graphical interfaces, but primarily for the nuts and bolts of what the web can do.
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"We have some people who have the fire in their belly, but might not have the savvy or expertise to develop their concept, and then we have people who have the nuts and bolts worked out," CSI Community Animator Chelsea Simpson told VICE Impact.
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Here&aposs a look: THE LOGISTICS First the nuts and bolts: How do you protect what many North Koreans consider their single most precious resource, the third member of the Kim family to rule and a direct descendant of North Korea&aposs worshipped founder Kim Il Sung?
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For as many of these undelivered changes that you can chalk up to players not understanding the nuts and bolts of game development, there remains an equal number of seemingly simple, crowd-pleasing home runs Bungie could have made far earlier and yet inexplicably did not.
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The puzzle captures so much that is essential to mathematics: the nuts and bolts of inference, the difficulty of absorbing abstract concepts when removed from the context of real-world experience, the importance of a slow, deliberative cogitative process and the pitfalls of instant intuitive judgments.
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The nuts and bolts are that a secret government insider, the titular Q, has taken to the internet forum 8chan of all places to drop clues (known in the community as Q Drops breadcrumbs) about how U.S. President Donald Trump is taking down the deep state.
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He left the nuts-and-bolts explanation of what's next for the site to a post from the anonymous "ModBot," but make no mistake: Malka owns the website, and he owns that plan as well, even if his name isn't technically on the post laying it out.
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"I was kind of chipping away at it, I had blew it all off with the air hose, and I could hear, you know, nuts and bolts and stuff hitting the ground, but it was just one big grease ball on the floor," Frye told KCRG.
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" Green drew a comparison to Democratic politicians like Senator Jon Tester in Montana, who is "good at advancing a brand of prairie populism back home that doesn't always sound like Elizabeth Warren but basically lands in the same place in terms of the policy nuts and bolts.
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LET'S GO DEEPER: For a comprehensive look at the financial nuts and bolts of the budget-- about 145 proposals dealing with government revenue, including about a half dozen that Obama has never proposed before--check out this breakdown from The Hill's Naomi Jagoda: http://bit.ly/1Q7tpFl.
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Expect after Thanksgiving, and after we get some clarity on tax reform (which is a big wild card in this, of course), that leadership and a few key members of either party to get down to nuts and bolts of what they can and can't live with.
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So while you can read at industry journals and the press release about the nuts and bolts of the system, including Intel's new Xe architecture and Ponte Vecchio general-purpose compute chip, I tried to get a little more of the big picture from the two.
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The planet of communication, Mercury, goes home to detail-oriented Virgo on Thursday, August 29 at 3:48 AM. While Mercury is in Virgo, we can really get down to the nuts and bolts of how, why, and what we're doing—whatever that may mean for you!
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He says that this enables developers to get this very detailed view of their serverless application that otherwise wouldn't be possible, helping them concentrate less on the nuts and bolts of the infrastructure, the reason they went serverless in the first place, and more on writing code.
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Offering a nuts-and-bolts exploration of the English language, Stamper displays a contagious enthusiasm for words and a considerable talent for putting them together, as when describing "the fusty glut of old papers bunged hastily into metal bookshelves" that fills the basement of Merriam-Webster.
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As allegations of obstruction of justice and giving secrets to Russia consumed Mr. Trump's administration, aides sought to focus the president's fleeting attention on the vital foreign policy issues he will confront and the nuts-and-bolts difficulty of taking the White House around the globe.
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And because a perfect photo requires more than just great camera skills, much of this training also covers editing in Adobe Lightroom CC. You'll dive into the nuts and bolts behind retouching photos, ways to streamline workflow, and how to install presets to make your life easier.
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We came down to LA to meet a couple of producers, and met Dave Jerden at a club, and we hit it off with him—he knew song titles, and guitar parts, and chord changes—he was well into the nuts and bolts of the tunes.
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While some companies like Zoom, BlueJeans and GoToMeeting want to help run the meeting and others like Cisco's Voice Control Assistant want to help you control the nuts and bolts of the meeting using your voice, Voicera wants to concentrate on the meeting transcription side of the equation.
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And he's always been able to talk about immigration in a compelling way, weaving together the nuts and bolts of everyday life at the border with a compelling story about the importance of immigration to American identity — which is a central theme of the progressive resistance to Trump.
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Add in the lack of any substantial presidential advertising -- Trump just began a small television buy last week, the first by either candidate -- and Wisconsin politics this cycle is placing a particular premium on the nuts-and-bolts organizing that both labor and the Kochs are prioritizing nationwide.
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The nuts and bolts If you're familiar with what Disney has said about its "Star Wars lands" so far, then some of the following might be a refresher, but I think that some context about what they're trying to build is important before we talk about the how.
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Jana — an $8.5 billion hedge fund behind some of the most high-profile recent corporate shake-ups — announced it was the second-largest shareholder in Whole Foods and blasted everything from the financial nuts and bolts, to the scheduling of employees and even the behavior of top executives.
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Tuesday's announcement was part of a long-running campaign, however, by a relatively obscure climate group whose approach is less concerned with the nuts and bolts of policy and instead focuses on society-altering mobilization, a controversial strategy that has been embraced by young climate activists around the world.
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The gathering in Hamburg will probably go down in history, not for nuts-and-bolts policy-making, but rather as a watershed moment when the world's emerging and middle-weight powers took a decisive step out from the shadow of the United States and toward a globalized world order.
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With the line between engineered and natural foods blurring thanks to newer techniques such as gene editing, the 408-page report said, regulators need to make their safety focus more on the end-product of the food that's made rather than the nuts and bolts of how it's made.
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Multiple generations of Americans who have grown up watching reality television, daytime talk shows and political fiction series like "Scandal" are usually more likely to tune in to discussions about his latest personal scandal, in or out of Washington, than the nuts and bolts of policy or congressional campaigns.
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RELATED: Why John Boehner quit The two formed somewhat of an inside-outside tandem; Brady and his staff working on the nuts-and-bolts policy as Ryan worked both the rank-and-file members of the conference and the outside interests that would be crucial to an eventual victory.
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The Republican National Committee pushed back on those reports, saying that far from plotting a convention takeover, it's merely managing the nuts and bolts of the race to make sure it has a process in place to handle a scenario in case no clear winner has emerged by July.
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Jana — an $8.5 billion hedge fund behind some of the most high-profile recent corporate shake-ups — announced it was the second-largest shareholder in Whole Foods and blasted everything from the financial nuts and bolts to the scheduling of employees and even the behavior of top executives.
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For 30 artists, myself included, at the first Artist Campaign School organized by Fractured Atlas and hosted in Detroit, exposure to the nuts and bolts of running a campaign for public office came with a key question: can we be artists, genuine to our interests and communities while still "playing politics"?
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Financial therapy is a relatively new field that combines the nuts-and-bolts "this is what you should do with your cash" advice you would receive from a financial advisor with the "this is how you can reframe your emotions" redirecting you'd expect from a particularly hands-on cognitive-behavioral therapist.
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We skip over the lofty prognostications from venture capitalists and storytime with founders to dig into the nuts and bolts of how it all works here from the people doing the real day to day work, the people who make it all happen, the people who know what it really takes.
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In my preview, it's only really when my party encounters a powerful "Elder Wyrm" that can cast damaging status effects with a "sporefall" ability that necessitate attention beyond the gambit system's automated actions, that I have to actively get into the nuts and bolts of personally directing healing items at individuals.
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"There's a lot of new-generation technology in the offshore wind industry, but when I'm out there, I still know the nuts and bolts," said Anders Noer Christensen, a former superintendent engineer on oil platforms, who now works as a development manager for Vattenfall's wind projects in the North Sea.
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But with his appointments so far — to the list add the commerce secretary nominee Wilbur Ross and the education secretary nominee Betsy DeVos — Mr. Trump seems to be betting that nuts-and-bolts experience running government agencies and wrestling with the hard technical details of public policy just don't matter.
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That's why it's important to note that the outcome of the 28 election will likely depend upon the efforts of independent groups led by women of color — like Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta and the New Virginia Majority Education Fund — that are expert at the nuts and bolts of politicking.
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McConnell and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are at an impasse over the rules for a trial, with Schumer wanting a deal struck up front on witnesses and documents and McConnell saying those decisions should come later and they should agree to just the nuts-and-bolts of the trial initially.
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"He laughed and he gave me the spare parts to build the frequency counter and he gave me a job that summer at Hewlett-Packard, working on the assembly line putting nuts and bolts together on frequency counters," Jobs recalled in a 1994 interview archived by the Silicon Valley Historical Association.
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That's why it's important to note that the outcome of the 28 election will likely depend upon the efforts of independent groups led by women of color — like Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta and the New Virginia Majority Education Fund — that are expert at the nuts and bolts of politicking.
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Before we get to the actual nuts and bolts of voting, you should know that depending on where you live voting may be an annoying process requiring multiple trips to government offices, the post office, or a polling place, and you'll probably have to do it on weekdays when you're going to school.
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"JWST has literally nuts and bolts falling off it, and here we are proposing $20 billion missions when you have an enormously delayed [probably] $10 billion telescope that still isn't working," Grant Tremblay, an astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics who is working on the Lynx team, tells The Verge.
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They then used CRISPR-Cas9, the nuts and bolts of which are a complex of molecules able to track down a particular arrangement of base pairs and cut the DNA in that place, to try to inactivate all the PERVs in some cultured pig-body cells—specifically, cells of a type called fibroblasts.
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The math that dictated victory in the Brexit vote left many people frustrated in defeat, facing the riddle of how the popular will, expressed by the 52 percent in favor of leaving the European Union, will translate into nuts-and-bolts departure from a bloc that has come to define Europe's identity.
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This cultural moment is now receiving a deep dive at the Pérez Art Museum Miami with "Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Surrounded Islands, Biscayne Bay, Greater Miami, Florida, 1980-1983/A Documentary Exhibition," an exhaustive chronicle of the project from conception through legal hurdles to the nuts and bolts of its waterborne installation.
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May's plan that covers the nuts and bolts of the withdrawal, including the divorce payment; the rights of the bloc's citizens living in Britain; and the infamous Irish "backstop," or how the border between Ireland, part of the European Union, and Northern Ireland, part of the United Kingdom, will be kept open.
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And while the artist's recent show at the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Ridgewood, Connecticut, saw him strip a combine harvester down to the nuts and bolts, his new project on New York Harbor's Governors Island uses heavy machinery for its intended purpose: boring holes to reveal the former US army post's sedimentary history.
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Mr. Guterres's visit, which ended on Tuesday, was another chance for China to promote its growing role in global governance, on matters as varied as the nuts and bolts of peacekeeping to high-level forums like the Group of 20 economic summit meeting, which was held in September in the Chinese city of Hangzhou.
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I kind of think of the Prediction API as inspiration to go forth and really learn the nuts and bolts of machine learning—or just to think of cool machine learning ideas—but this could have all kinds of out-of-the-box applications for anything from weird art projects to analyzing website traffic.
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Mr. Byford will take over an agency with a reputation for being intransigent and opaque and dominated by a political dynamic in which elected officials have used the Transportation Authority to serve their political priorities at the expense of focusing on the far less glamorous nuts and bolts needed to reliably operate an antiquated subway.
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There's incredible color to capture inside the Senate chamber, but for those covering the nuts and bolts of the trial, you might as well watch it on TV. That's reinforced the importance of finding themes or undercurrents in the arguments that we can elevate for readers to get a deeper understanding of what's going on.
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Even if most federal agencies survive the Roberts court's scrutiny, expanding the nondelegation doctrine would make it easier for conservative legal groups to hinder progressive efforts to reform health care and tackle climate change by stripping agencies of their ability to act with discretion and perform the nuts-and-bolts aspects of their work.
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Nguyen, who has acted as composer and guitar player as well as the front person with her band, Thao & the Get Down, Stay Down, is well aware that this job centers her in some deep conversations about the nuts and bolts of making music, where the voices of women are often tamped down if not completely unheard.
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Kirsten: It does differentiate, and the funny thing is, is that so you don't see micromobility necessarily as the oath to profitability and are interested in AVs and I write about AVs, but I see that AVs as a harder path to profitability in a way because of the nuts and bolts that it takes to develop them.
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Ortega's ability to take a shot and his jab have carried him through the striking exchanges with decent scrappers, though, and his bodywork against Moicano in the last round of that fight was definitely an eye-opener to how smart he can be, even if he doesn't have the technical nuts and bolts tightened up yet.
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I interviewed Trulieve CEO Kim Rivers on the main stage on Wednesday where our discussion touched on what it's like to be one of the few female CEOs of a publicly-traded cannabis company, how she's working to "inject diversity" into her board and throughout the company, as well as some more nuts-and-bolts stuff about the business.
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Along the way he opens up about his relationship with Christianity (which first developed after spending the first two years of his life on a commune in North Carolina), the album's important pivotal collaborators like L.I.E.S' Marcos Cabral, who helped with the nuts and bolts of the album's productions, and Jason Lindner—the pianist from David Bowie's Blackstar.
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Indeed, the company has doubled down on this strategy with an ad campaign featuring a young techie explaining to peers and parents why he's chosen to work at GE. Cities, for their part, should do all they can to foster this spirit of openness and enterprise — while also keeping an eye on the nuts and bolts.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump — who loves to linger in front of the cameras before ceremonial White House events — hustled the news media out of the Roosevelt Room after 30 seconds to begin his first real nuts-and-bolts negotiating session with Hill Republicans, including Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader.
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Before we get into the nuts and bolts of the Honda 21-inch Variable Speed 4-in-1 Gas Walk Behind Self Propelled Lawn Mower, we should point out that the model numbers HRX217VKA and HRX5993K5VKA are used interchangeably by Honda to refer to this lawn mower, and there do not appear to be any differences between the two.
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Not only has Trump not nominated any cabinet members, reports have emerged of the transition team fighting amongst themselves, and as of Wednesday Trump's people hadn't yet contacted many federal agencies, including the State Department and the Pentagon, to go over the nuts and bolts of the handover—a tricky operation even in the best of times.
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Part of the problem seems to be that Trump didn't expect to win and therefore may not have given a lot of thought to the nuts and bolts of being president—Trump reportedly didn't know he even had to hire all his own people to work in the West Wing until he visited Barack Obama last week.
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But Mr. Infantino has said repeatedly that his work as a nuts-and-bolts executive and his delayed entry into the race — he announced his candidacy only after it became clear that Michel Platini, the suspended president of UEFA, would not be able to run — should not be seen as indications that he is not fit to be a leader.
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In addition to cutting closer to the bone on the topics we already cover on a daily basis, we'll be tackling a lot of the practical nuts and bolts issues that confront founders, entrepreneurs, analysts and tech workers — from issues like inclusion and diversity to navigating hiring, legal and product decisions to mental health and wellness in high-performance environments.
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Today, those who counted on Mr. Rubio to emerge as the Republican standard-bearer and usher the party into a new era talk about the same shortcomings that doomed his sweeping tax plan: an overconfidence in the power of his charisma; an emphasis on inspiring messages, rather than nuts-and-bolts tactics; and a lack of finesse at crucial moments.
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The nuts and bolts of producing a prime number that can represent a computer program are a bit messy (it involves padding the original program code), but the basic idea was that Carmody's prime would be so large that it would crack the top 20 largest known primes, and, as such, it would have to be listed publicly for that reason alone.
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The $8 billion Trump is looking to divert from other sources toward a wall is peanuts compared to the $32 trillion Bernie Sanders's Medicare for all proposal might cost over a decade, or the even heftier price tag some have put on the Green New Deal The problem isn't the nuts and bolts of the declaration, but the rationale behind it.
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Security forces have used marbles, buckshot and nuts and bolts as ammunition, and fired tear gas canisters at anti-government protesters at short range in an attempt to quell street demonstrations that have rocked Venezuela since April, according to the UN. State forces "have systematically used disproportionate force to instill fear, crush dissent, and to prevent demonstrators from assembling," it said.
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The nuts and bolts of the law say that any school that receives federal financial assistance has to give all students the right to enroll in the classes and programs that they want, and participate in sports on a level playing field, regardless of their sex, says Anne Hedgepeth, vice president of public policy and government relations at the American Association of University Women (AAUW).
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All across the city and suburbs they sprouted: Progress PA, 412 Resistance, Mt. Lebanon Rise Up and many, many more, thousands of mostly middle-aged, mostly college-educated women with little or no prior organizing experience, meeting at marches, huddling on Facebook and setting off on a rapid nuts-and-bolts education in electoral politics that would lead to a massive regional ground game.
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Now is the time to step up the public campaign against secrecy while also working out the nuts and bolts of reform legislation, so that when a new generation of Mar-a-Lago babies arrive in Washington, they will be able to move quickly to not only restore the norms that have been shredded in recent years, but to harden those norms into laws.
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A piece I write about the economics of the television industry will have to cover more of the nuts-and-bolts basics than one in, say, Variety, because the presumed audience of Variety is made up predominantly of people already in that industry, whereas my presumed audience probably doesn't spend a lot of time thinking about who's going to get the streaming rights to Killing Eve.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (R-Colo.) wants to bring up some "nuts and bolts" amendments that didn't make it into the original bill and are unlikely to be controversial, he said, while Sen.
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What many Democrats hope the national party will become is something modeled after the Republican National Committee under former chairman Reince Priebus -- a Wisconsin operative whose focus on the nuts and bolts of collecting voter data, building party operations in each state and fundraising allowed the party to turn over the keys of a functional campaign to Trump once he was the nominee, rather than building that campaign from scratch, as Hillary Clinton largely did.
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" When I spoke to George Ciccariello-Maher, an associate politics professor at Drexel University, he told me that he's not trying "to defend the right to have automatic weapons or something like that," but instead he wants to push back "against a certain [liberal] narrative around gun control [that] gets put forward as a solution [to violence in America] without sort of attention to the nuts and bolts of how that would play out.
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It would be a mistake to assume that last night's fiasco will only reflect poorly on local Iowa state Democratic Party officials; the reality is that this breakdown, fairly or not, will confirm many voters' latent fears and deepest suspicions -- that Democrats may have their hearts in the right place, but their ideals often times get in the way of the nuts and bolts of running the government, or in this case, running an election.
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