The longer the hours of use, and years of use, the greater the risk.
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"Problems can be expected to increase if prevalence of use, and particularly high-risk patterns of use, increases," he said.
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Until I healed myself I couldn't heal other people, and I couldn't be of use to anyone until I was of use to myself.
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If RewardStyle has Terms of Use which prohibit, I'm sure, someone from copying their content, they would have violated those Terms of Use also.
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As part of that process, you'll also have to agree to Amazon's mandatory "Conditions of Use" agreement, which encompasses eight separate mandatory terms of use.
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Keychron says the 2,13mAh battery is good enough for 15 hours of use with the single LED model and 10 hours of use with the RGB version.
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Foot orthotics didn't appear to help ease pain or improve function after up to 6 weeks of use, or beyond 12 weeks of use, the study also found.
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So there's a lot of use of sound, there's a lot of use of text, there's a lot of appropriation of images, or not using images at all.
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Huawei says you'll get 10 minutes of use out of a 30-second charge of its M Pen or 10 hours of use from one hour of charging.
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The battery is rated for 299 hours of use, and it supports fast charging via its USB-C port — 15 minutes of charge gets you two hours of use.
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Google did not answer whether this app violates its Play Store's terms of use, and didn't point to a specific part of the company's terms of use after it removed the app.
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Google says its adaptive battery features allow some users to get up to 30 hours of use on a charge and up to 7 hours of use from a 15-minute charge.
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This is after only a couple of weeks of use!
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You're sacrificing battery life and ease of use for durability.
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The holy grail of product design is ease of use.
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Terms of Use / Privacy Policy © 2017 Vox Media, Inc.
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Customers will pay $1 for every 30 minutes of use.
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It only got four days of use before Thurber died.
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And can you continue to be of use to yourself?
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Mine's all smudged up after a little bit of use.
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That app was eventually shut down for lack of use.
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Felt: KeptKeeping CopingStolenBack now, and pleased to be of use.
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One of the metrics it detailed was "years of use".
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So we kind of use it all over our songs.
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The Time Round dies after a couple days of use.
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Happiness was then steadily lower with more hours of use.
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Regardless, these accounts violate the terms of use of Facebook.
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The Watch is all about convenience and ease of use.
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That will give you well over a day of use.
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On the flip side, its downfall is ease of use.
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This level of use would allow Instagram to surpass Twitter.
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All the work has been related to problems of use.
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Bitsy's appeal doesn't lie entirely in its ease of use.
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For those of use who teach, the question is … how?
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This type of use case can also be done internationally.
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The Federal Reserve even burned them, citing lack of use.
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Terms of Use / Privacy Policy / © 2019 Vox Media, Inc.
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And then there's the affidavit of use after five years, which comes to $125 per class, and after that, the affidavit of use and application for renewal every 10 years for $425 per class.
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And we've worked on things like terms of use and how to develop our terms of use or terms of service that will keep out ... you have to allow for some degree of hate speech.
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After two years of use, the reviewer claimed they'd earned $147.17.
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Other bookmarks of use are your YouTube history and your subscriptions.
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Even that level of use could face pushback from other countries.
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After weeks of use, my skin has yet to break out.
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For more information, visit our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
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The key to Beek's simple success is its ease of use.
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They can't prohibit you criticizing their listings through terms of use.
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But one thing is not of use, he says: plastic bags.
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I took them out of use so they didn't get broken.
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I make a lot of use out of the blocking buttons.
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Communications is the biggest driver of frequency of use of anything.
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Rowe closed his Facebook post by offering to be of use.
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After an hour and ten minutes of use, the computer died.
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Its ease of use isn't the Polygon's biggest selling point, however.
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I THINK MICROSOFT -- FORTT: GOOD EXAMPLE OF WHAT KIND OF USE.
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The built-in battery should last about 30 hours of use.
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Twitter suspended the accounts that violated the company's terms of use.
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And no category of use has grown faster than emergency services.
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After six months of use, it felt like sitting on plywood.
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Rights of use will be granted until the end of 373.
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The biggest selling point for Karma is its ease of use.
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It will settle down over a week or so of use.
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After a full winter of use, mine are still going strong.
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I didn't experience this after more than a month of use.
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Your estate plan should spell out ownership and rights of use.
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"It is a case of use or lose them," Blair says.
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She's always insisted that it is important to 'be of use.
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But a few days of use turn up some unusual features.
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This is one gift that will inevitably see lots of use.
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That means two weeks of use and 90 days of standby.
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He said he could still be "of use" to the church.
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So it is that ease of use, a lot of it.
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Part of the app's mission is ease of use and accessibility.
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Customers seem to like the durability, power, and ease of use.
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During their first week of use, the devices caught 12 students.
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In the future, Greyparrot also has other ideas of use cases.
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We&aposve laid out dozens of use cases for blockchain here.
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Such supreme ease of use was Uber's founding stroke of genius.
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It also only requires only 10 minutes of use each day.
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The bed has not flattened at all after months of use.
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A 1980 model with 2,147 hours of use sold for $43,500.
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Ease of use — How easy is it to use your points?
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Oldies and hip-hop The turntable gets a lot of use.
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After more than 120 years of use, "sexy" resists overnight reconstruction.
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Better organization, more context, helping to identify credibility, ease of use.
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These higher rates of use are not innate to the community.
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The microwave is beloved for its speed and ease of use.
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Researchers tracked differing adolescent use patterns — from no cannabis use (defined as four days of use or less) to heavy use (defined as, on average, 782 days of use) — in a cohort of 1,000 teenage boys.
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Focus, she suggests, not on ease of use, but ease of cleaning.
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But that could change after more than a few minutes of use.
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The ease of use is not a new feature to the Eero.
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"We're really early in terms of use cases for this getting deployed."
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Doudna and Charpentier's invention of use of CRISPR-Cas9 in any environment.
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Another factor influencing different rates of use may be the prescribers themselves.
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"It very much is an issue of use it or lose it."
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This is my review of that case after a week of use.
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It's a super slick solution that blends strength with ease of use.
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I'm going to Be getting A LOT of use out of this.
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These are massive improvements for both ease of use and mainstream appeal.
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Finally, for ease of use, Siri and Google were the tops here.
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Rebounding from a failed merger, Vizio is putting ease of use first.
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NSEERS was put out of use, but not officially dismantled, in 2011.
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Remotes, if included, were used tested for ease of use and accuracy.
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Still, here's what I know from a couple of days of use.
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And the kids kind of use it as homework and stuff, too.
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Don't get me wrong —introverts derive plenty of use from the internet.
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Controlling the Anafi becomes natural after just a few minutes of use.
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Like the biological synapse, it changes (resistivity) with varying patterns of use.
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In the few countries with railways, they are often out of use.
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That would take 19 to 90 days of use, the researchers said.
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Limitation of Use: Diclegis hasn't been studied in women with hyperemesis gravidarum.
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The idea is to move Uber's ease of use to the sky.
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Again, the underlying principle through all of this is ease of use.
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Three weeks of use is an appropriate and approved length of time.
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In Theme Hospital, being poor doesn't mean you can't be of use.
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Are there any rules about this kind of use in a backyard?
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But changes to terms of use do not always serve their interests.
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Otherwise, words are selected based on their familiarity and frequency of use.
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As a result, priority is given to stability and ease of use.
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It strikes the best balance between ease of use, portability, and taste.
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But the technology and ease of use justify the cost for us.
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There is a lack of use cases for cryptocurrencies apart from speculation.
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Some of cocaine's effects can fluctuate depending on the method of use.
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Size aside, ease of use is probably the Raspberry's strongest selling point.
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But if he was hoping for something of use, he was disappointed.
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And conservatives have next to nothing of use to say about it.
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"I think it got a lot of use there," Mr. Hall said.
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I evaluated each thermometer for accuracy, ease of use, design, and comfort.
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Gmail is popular in large part due to its ease of use.
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"I don't see an explosion of use among young people," Baler said.
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Beats says a 10-minute charge gets you three hours of use.
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But, the $28 should last you at least six months of use.
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The bowling alley and pool remain, but have fallen out of use.
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Since lawyers tend to work late, it gets a lot of use.
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But it's not clear how much legalization will affect levels of use.
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They use it all the time … Yeah, so high frequency of use.
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Your couch is still right there, warmed and grooved from months of use.
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Battery life was more than enough to get through a day of use.
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The researchers point out a number of use cases for their improved technique.
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Serbinis says League's ease of use is proven by its high engagement rate.
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So, it really shows in terms of speed but also ease-of-use.
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Once I started portraying madness I was no longer of use to them.
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If you're not sure exactly how this can be of use, keep reading.
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I've heard people literally say that emotion is not of use to them.
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There's a whole ecosystem of use cases that could be relative to that.
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Even before being strengthened the contempt-of-court law got plenty of use.
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But it is about speed of verification, speed of enrollment, ease of use.
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So I definitely think it gets points for ease of use for that.
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This is really for much more on-the-go kind of use cases.
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To start, someone has to die for life insurance to be of use.
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With pills and gels, that low level of use translated into no protection.
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"We've learned to kind of use it as a therapy," Kim told DeGeneres.
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So hopefully the promises of extreme ease-of-use do pay off here.
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The Commons Starter membership is $45 for one day of use each month.
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After all, people don't want choices, they want simplicity and ease of use.
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Readily I agree to every condition of use without thinking twice about it.
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There's a lot of use for self-cleaning materials and stain-resistant surfaces.
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But that word has almost fallen out of use as quality has improved.
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I had a week's worth of "use it or lose it" time off.
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That is 14 percent of China's quarterly output, or 15 days of use.
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Maybe it had been an old family name, burnished by generations of use.
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This ease of use is novel in the drone world and it's lovely.
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Movement disorders, including Parkinson's disease, may also occur after many years of use.
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Artists flocked to SoundCloud for its ease of use and its cool factor.
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After several days of use, I like the display, but it's not perfect.
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Super cool feature I think is going to get a lot of use.
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But this core feature set is fairly flexible in terms of use cases.
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Its USB connectivity offers plug-and-play ease of use for any computer.
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None of them are ever likely to be of use to Big Sam.
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Ask your insurance company about "loss of use" coverage to pay the rent.
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The difference between the two versions is about ease of use and scalability.
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In over two months of use, the device shows no signs of wear.
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In order to evaluate a vaccine, you have to have lots of use.
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Broadband networks entail large fixed costs and, typically, low marginal costs of use.
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But after a single, messy year of use, the tax "postcard" is dead.
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They recommend this model because of its sleek design and ease of use.
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It must balance privacy, security, ease of use and widespread availability/universal acceptance.
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Most raved about this set's superb nonstick performance and overall ease of use.
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If Kirkegaard is found to have violated the site's terms of use — i.e.
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Some gadget reviewers found that its screen failed after several days of use.
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This, in turn, may be of use when developing a vaccine or cure.
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Tympanic (ear): Tympanic thermometers are beloved for their speed and ease of use.
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Many of these tools offer a browser extension to improve ease-of-use.
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Even a soft mouse pad can become uncomfortable after hours of use, though.
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Read the Drama Face Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for more details.
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There will also be some trade-offs between ease of use and security.
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And its ease of use and efficacy should be leaving startups like Otter.
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Elon Musk is still getting plenty of use out of his personal Cybertruck.
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And, skip a day or two of use if you do experience sensitivity.
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He told Mr. Schiff to call him if he could be of use.
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Their tactics of use would be ones we've never seen or thought about.
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We're going to get plenty of use out of that process this week.
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The bicycles cost $2 for the first 30 minutes of use, then about $.
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You'll probably get a full day of use out of it, but barely.
|
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"There's always that trade-off between encryption and ease of use," Heid said.
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Think of CUD as a matter of the Three C's, "which is loss of control over use, compulsivity of use, and harmful consequences of use," says Itai Danovitch, chair of the department of psychiatry and behavioral neurosciences at Cedars-Sinai.
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It is possible that Adzenys' ease of use might encourage abuse in these young adult populations that could specifically request the drug from their care providers to later distribute, although ease of use is not typically a concern among abusers.
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In its first season, I didn't have a lot of use for Amazon's Bosch.
|
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Poole ticked off a number of use cases where she thinks something like Hey!
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But what other problems will arise after tens of thousands of hours of use?
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Plus, after two months of use, I've barely made a dent in the bottle.
|
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Charge time is estimated at six to nine hours for one hour of use.
|
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But after weeks of use, well, you're probably going to get an air bubble.
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It's time to up your password game, both in strength and ease of use.
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That ease of use results in our underestimating the patent-worthiness of computer innovations.
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Instead, Google is touting ease of use, copious integrations and zero cost (for some).
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You'll also have to agree to the company's conditions of use for Amazon services.
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Touch lets you make sleeker headphones, but aesthetics shouldn't cost us ease of use.
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This 24-cup muffin pan will get a lot of use in your kitchen.
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City officials have long clashed with the kolis' right of use of coastal land.
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I'm much more present for her and able to be of use to her.
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Biometric-based algorithms always involve a trade-off between precision and ease of use.
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It is this ease of use that is expected to give it its edge.
|
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People feel I stuck with something for them, that is of use to them.
|
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The company says the laptop gets around 24 hours of use in its testing.
|
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California is moving more customers to "time of use" rates, which rise with demand.
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The sector has built few apps, much less app exchanges, of use to foreigners.
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If you read the terms of use and privacy policy — and why would you?
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Take Ikea's Trådfri LEDs, which focus on affordability and ease of use over flash.
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Having the kind of network and safety net there is of use to me.
|
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Gauging yoga can be done along the same lines—tracking the frequency of use.
|
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The appeal for the device is a combination of price and ease-of-use.
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They've self reported at least 21 days of use in the past 73 days.
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The trend is increasing, and intensity of use is really consistent across every demographic.
|
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Without the charging clip, I was able to get around six hours of use.
|
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For ease of use, you can hook up a keyboard and mouse via Bluetooth.
|
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It's a trade-off of ease of use and utility over freedom and creativity.
|
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"It's true that I kind of use the code of their universe," Bardet said.
|
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The 400mAh battery is rated for "more than one day" of use between charges.
|
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I don't know what an iPhone 7 will look like after months of use.
|
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It is unclear whether the F.B.I. got much of use out of the phone.
|
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His mask had been getting a lot of use out of the ^_^ emote tonight.
|
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Other elements of success will most likely include reliability, ease of use and price.
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It has six heat settings and automatically turns off after two hours of use.
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Sportiness and styling are less important that legroom, overall comfort, and ease-of-use.
|
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Say goodbye to year-old phones dying after just a few hours of use!
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Or, if you don't believe drones can be of use anywhere, explain your stance.
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But those other boards come with big tradeoffs in size or ease of use.
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Tesla Autopilot scored higher than any other system for capability and ease of use.
|
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For many corporations, blockchain has largely been a technology in search of use cases.
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They just require a level of care that's appropriate for the amount of use.
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Even after months of use, there was never an indentation where my daughter slept.
|
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As I wrote last month, the software suffers from its own ease of use.
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"With memory, there is an element of use it or lose it," Liddell said.
|
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It might also reveal shared patterns of use in those who recovered from depression.
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This too has a 9 percent failure rate within the first year of use.
|
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Google Trends keeps a record of all search terms and their frequency of use.
|
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For ease of use, the hearts are available frozen, in jars and in cans.
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But after more than a century of use, they became more of an albatross.
|
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Portions may be out of use until December, Chief Executive Bob Dudley told Reuters.
|
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Gradually, as single-child families became the norm, the term fell out of use.
|
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So each browser has to weigh how it prioritizes privacy versus ease of use.
|
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Sen. Tillis: "I didn't read your disclaimer page or the terms of use [...]" Same.
|
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Samsung says the 49.2Wh battery should be good for about eight hours of use.
|
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Those are all times when the ease of use from texting is more appropriate.
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Minkin recommends the First Response ovulation test for its accuracy and ease of use.
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It programs itself after just a week of use and adapts as seasons change.
|
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The media and book publishers also love this kind of use-without-usage approach.
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Considering pricing, features, ease of use, and reliability, these are the best budget printers.
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With Sprocket printers, you should expect convenience, ease of use, and fun, not perfection.
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Now, people are more accepting of use cannabis for anxiety, depression, and chronic pain.
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Considering pricing, features, ease of use, and reliability, these are the best budget printers.
|
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Mine are scuffed after a year of use, but I still wear them often.
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The ease of use when you aren't accessing the Giulia Q's segment-leading power.
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Correction: LimePods will cost 40 cents per minute of use, not 40 center per mile.
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In theory, the right dosage or frequency of use could mitigate these potential negative effects.
|
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It's unmatched in both quality and ease of use and happens to be on sale.
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Of course, the standard for this "appliance" level of ease of use changed over time.
|
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The design emphasized comfort, modesty, and patient empowerment, not necessarily ease of use for physicians.
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As for how you use the device, Lenovo is envisioning a variety of use cases.
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Giving drones an auto-dodge feature would be handy for a lot of use-cases.
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Of course, the standard for this "appliance"-level of ease of use changed over time.
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Buyers are paying for the ease of use more than the quality of the amplifier.
|
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It's also worth recalculating after a year or two of use and potentially adjusting pricing.
|
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This ease of use and Google's web dominance have clearly unnerved both Microsoft and Sony.
|
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It's no secret that iPhones aren't exactly at optimal performance after a year of use.
|
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The Hammerhead True Wireless offer IPX4 water resistance and three hours of use per charge.
|
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By signing up for one of those, you must agree to its conditions of use.
|
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They have focused on ease of use and the nutritional benefits of freezing fresh food.
|
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Convenience and ease of use have always been the draw of the Echo and Home.
|
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Introducing more tabs into the basic Twitter experience could broaden out this kind of use.
|
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But, performance could also significantly benefit from targeted improvements to the device ease-of-use.
|
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Still, Glass has a lighter form factor and an ease of use that competitors lack.
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New embedded sensors made the bikes easier to track and helped identify patterns of use.
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I honestly don't think those tests can tell me anything of use at the moment.
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For the remote dungeon master, the ease of use is too good to pass up.
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DS: You make a lot of use of high contrasts and shadows in your photography.
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I've got an issue with that, because I kind of use food like a drug.
|
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Google claims it helps the device achieve "up to ten hours of use" between charges.
|
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"Words such as mop, hammer and jack plane are falling out of use," she complained.
|
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It is not as though the concept of cultural appropriation has fallen out of use.
|
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But the developments we've outlined come at a cost to reliability and ease of use.
|
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Farmers complain that land is being taken out of use by generously subsidised tree plantations.
|
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Comfort and ease of use are right on par with the OnePlus Type-C Bullets.
|
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Overall, the Smart Lighting system's value is in its ease of use and expansive connectivity.
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They kind of use cheesy electronics with really weird lyrics but there's something about them.
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So I'm sure everyone won't get the same three days of use that I did.
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Besides the ease of use, my other favorite thing about the Anafi is the camera.
|
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That's one type of use case Kairos, which works with corporate businesses around authentication, addresses.
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Openness for us doesn't mean we have to compromise on quality or ease of use.
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Biometrics' ease of use is another reason they are becoming more common, according to Mónica.
|
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Moonlight reveals a shallow climb to a false bottom, boarded up since out of use.
|
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In order for facial recognition to be of use, the data has to be stored.
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I feel a little guilty but I know they will get a ton of use.
|
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Facebook's growth has been helped by ease of use for its free and paid services.
|
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Yael: Don't people know they're supposed to keep out-of-use keycards in steel cages?
|
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"Ninety-four percent of consumers rated trust more important than ease of use," he said.
|
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Hoge "followed all safety and precautionary warnings during the course of use," the suit says.
|
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Calliope Waterworks hopes that their solution catches on due to its exceptional ease-of-use.
|
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Or I could amortize the cost of an expensive gadget across a decade of use.
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They'll ship with a case that provides charging for up to 24 hours of use.
|
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But throwing away so many plastic picks after 30 seconds of use isn't the move.
|
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Terms of use for WhatsApp, Tenor and Giphy say users must be 13 years old.
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Frequent use was defined as 22019 days or more of use in the past month.
|
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Beyond these universal must-haves are some key considerations concerning ease of use and security.
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I like to kind of use pressing motions to really get the saturation of color.
|
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But it demonstrates the types of use cases Amazon envisions for Alexa beyond the home.
|
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A canteen offers durability, ease of use, and convenience other hydration products just can't match.
|
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The lavender scent might also be too powerful in the first few days of use.
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I sometimes joke that my regular oven is languishing from lack of use these days.
|
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In their simulation of eight years of use, the bed proved to be incredibly durable.
|
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Millennials are drawn to robo-advisers like Wealthfront for ease of use and low costs.
|
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Few Amazon shoppers reported leaks, although, for some, those occurred after a year of use.
|
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In this case, the woman had her first implant replaced after three years of use.
|
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Fans tout the low price, the ease and flexibility of use, and the fun colors.
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Here was a chance to be of use, to help advance the cause of science.
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It's illogical to ban one common, popular method of use simply because it's slightly riskier.
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CW: I sort of use the polarization of a space like Twitter to the advantage.
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Terms of use for WhatsApp, Tenor and Giphy specify users must be at least 13.
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Still, the real draw of this tube is the color payoff and ease of use.
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By default, Guided Access will put the phone to sleep after 20 minutes of use.
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A lot of formulas are seriously lacking in the comfort and "ease of use" departments.
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You need to be ready for their expectations of simplicity of use and good performance.
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His hands were curled at the wrist, in a stiff position from lack of use.
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If users do not agree with the Terms of Use, Instagram is able to terminate their account.
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An old wooden loom dominates the room, its parts worn smooth from years of use.
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A longer terms of use and privacy policy was also found in Chinese within Douyin.
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Microsoft advertises nine or more hours of use, but I never got close to that.
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I usually saw about four or five hours of use with Chrome and Spotify open.
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"Should authors be recognized for this type of use of their works?" asks the office.
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With such frequent movement, blockchain could certainly be of use in the real estate market.
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When it comes to cleaning the toilet, I'm a fan of use-and-toss products.
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"I like the idea of the size and its portability, ease of use," Dan says.
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I am impressed with the high-grade materials and durability after several seasons of use.
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The ease of use of the above-mentioned range extender is a game-changer, too.
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Is there a way that I can be of use to people in this world?
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They work slowly through the idea of use value versus exchange value and commodity fetishism.
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It was against Facebook's terms of use for the researcher to pass the data along.
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It&aposs a delightful piece out of which I&aposll get a ton of use.
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Then, they must demonstrate "proof of use" to ensure tokens are being used as intended.
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CDC found evidence that the risk of addiction jumps significantly after seven days of use.
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In the event of a tie, we considered the range of use of each bonus.
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I found that iPhone 11 Pro Max lasts well beyond a normal day of use.
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It&aposs a particular favorite among millennials, who tout its accessibility and ease of use.
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As a result, the database doesn't capture changes in word meanings and frequency of use.
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There's just all sorts of use cases to grow closer with others through different formats.
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The headset costs $199, but it's Oculus Go's ease of use that has Facebook executives excited.
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But even at our modest level of use, WhatsApp has completely changed the way we communicate.
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According to Amazon's Alexa terms of use, Amazon collects most of what you speak to Alexa.
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In some ways, such as ease of use, Audacity rivals or outperforms professional software like Audition.
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There's another commonly-held belief that mascara performs better after a week or two of use.
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It's doubtful this modded machine will even survive a week of use, let alone tax season.
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"You've got me as a partner as long as I can be of use," she said.
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The ease of use on this thing makes practically ANY time a good time to brew.
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The language began to fall out of use after homosexuality was decriminalized in Britain in 1967.
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Opened in 1917, the building it is housed in was out of use for four decades.
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Ease of use, variety of content, and stream quality are also key attributes consumers look at.
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No one has solved the ease of use and personalization part of the on-demand world.
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Job told me that this ease-of-use was particularly important for Smart AdServer to master.
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The Android app has a relatively simple interface that's optimized for speed and ease of use.
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It's the sort of use case that has made a market for Amazon's Kindle Fire tablets.
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The Apple Watch has seen a lot of use since it was first released in 2015.
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SNL has gotten a lot of use out of Handmaid's Tale since Donald Trump took office.
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So, for the marine type of use, we usually look at panels that are double glassed.
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My review units look pretty good so far, but that's only after a week of use.
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In 41 of them, the trials were too small or badly designed to be of use.
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Ford says with this method they can recreate 10 years' of use in just three weeks.
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Though, they could make the boat faster, safety and ease of use is also a priority.
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The cast iron pot is oven safe with an enamel coating to endure years of use.
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User surveys showed the biggest reason people dropped out was ease of use, according to Pape.
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Morty's differentiation is ultimately its focus on ease-of-use, as well as its wide licensing.
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Ease of use One of the key selling points of any meal kit is its convenience.
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Quiet operation, ease of use and a tangible improvement in air quality, thanks to powerful filtration.
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The bikes unlock via QR codes and bill the rider for every 30 minutes of use.
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It doesn't have too much to do with reality, but it is of use to them.
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It was covered with dials and gauges, long out of use and cut off from power.
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The court cited the example of use of the phrase several times in rendering its decision.
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With the introduction of carfentanil to the drug supply, the risks of use are even greater.
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BOND is a mixture of coconut and cannabis oil, and its risk of use is nil.
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Real people often prefer ease of use and a multitude of features to perfect, unbreakable security.
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Plus, there's the battery life: One 80-minute charge carries you through two days of use.
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Pei says the 3 can get "a day of use from half an hour" of charging.
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Tesla's terms of use for that system require drivers to keep their hands on their wheel.
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Ashley: Well, so it seems like the Kardashians kind of use their platforms organically and authentically.
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The consequences of these online discussions include awareness of, use of and misperceptions about the product.
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And it still works perfectly even after the better part of a half-decade of use.
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"Typically, as adolescents see less risk of marijuana use, the prevalence (of use) increases," he said.
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Without it, there's just not a lot of use for the depth camera at the moment.
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Once fully charged, your Xbox One controller should last for up to 30 hours of use.
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It might be a different kind of use—but something that people touch and engage with.
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And, he got a lot of use out of the DVD that came with the trainer.
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Those who do not upgrade until their phones completely stop functioning after five years of use.
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Update after one year of wear: These pants haven't really changed in a year of use.
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Years of use haven't harmed the sturdy plastic pitcher or the lid, which still fits snugly.
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With ATM fees averaging $2 to $4, this kind of use could add up pretty quick.
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It also attracts fingerprints and looks pretty dirty even after just a few minutes of use.
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The wooden beam hung to sound is wearing down, splintering edges and flat shine of use.
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All Rift users should take short breaks after every 30 minutes of use, the company said.
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Should help reduce friction and keep users in-app under a greater variety of use cases.
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Multiple people who tested the phone broke the folding screen on the first day of use.
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I was able to watch and learn things that would later become of use to me.
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They're gonna carry the promise of ease of use and frictionless computing further than apps did.
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And it's not just in marketing and advertising where these types of use cases are mushrooming.
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Apple's approach has some clear advantages when it comes to privacy, security and ease-of-use.
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Four reviewers of the phone reported their models had broken after just two days of use.
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During one year of use, about nine women in 100 will get pregnant with this method.
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Ro's terms of use policy says that another company, Roman Pennsylvania Medical, provides the sites' doctors.
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If you hit 2003 gigabytes of use on your unlimited plan that month, you are eligible.
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Another prompt indicated that Red had a scratchy voice, as if withered from lack of use.
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Though out of use for decades, the 1950s-era kitchen still smells distinctly of cheese. palazzocastelluccio.it
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And some Amazon reviewers claimed that the device stopped working after a short period of use.
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Pros: Adjustable, breathable, relatively inexpensiveCons: Gives off slight smell for the first few days of use
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We've tested these five sprinklers for durability, water distribution, ease of use, and, of course, price.
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After a few hours of use, the white cotton was already a shade of dusty brown.
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After a few hours of use, the white cotton was already a shade of dusty brown.
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The studies show that most of us don't read these terms of use and privacy policies.
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And "higher frequency of use of disinfectant was associated with higher abundance of Lachnospiraceae," said Kozyrskyj.
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While rental costs varied, an hour of use could cost as little as one yuan ($0.15).
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Our top picks are all highly-rated for accuracy, ease of use, and long-term performance.
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Growing volumes of end-of-use plastics are generating costs and destroying value to the industry.
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Our guide features pans that have a track record of performance, durability, and ease of use.
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Fry's history includes multiple allegations of use of force, illegal search, and false arrest of citizens.
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Loss of use (up to $4,000)Last, my loss of use coverage would pay for me to stay in a hotel room or find other accommodations in the event that I could not use my home due to a fire, sump pump failure, or other damages.2.
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All counts as follows: 5 counts of "Use of a weapon of mass destruction"5 counts of "Interstate transportation and receipt of explosives"5 counts of "Threatening interstate communications"5 counts of "Illegal mailing of explosives"5 counts of "Use of explosives to commit a felony"5 counts of "Use of a destructive device during and in furtherance of a crime of violence" Sayoc faces life in prison if convicted of two or more of the last five counts.
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I've always wanted a truck, and I knew we would get tons of use out of it.
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The Ivy League uses a formula for its recruited athletes that might be of use more generally.
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But with CRISPR's ease of use and low costs, it's challenging to keep rogue experiments in check.
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But the ease of use of Qbrexza may give it an edge over other current leading treatments.
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Yeah, it's a question of economics, and it's a question of ease of use for these schools.
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For that sort of use, there's no need to put the Surface Dial directly onto the screen.
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The company's exchange is called The Pit, and is focused on mainstream adoption and ease of use.
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This is known as "time of use" pricing, whereby the price of electricity varies throughout the day.
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"We were immediately surprised by how high the rate of use of e-cigarettes was," Volkow said.
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Speaking of battery life, Parrot estimates six hours of use when used solely through a Bluetooth connection.
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Porras's mansion now stands in ruin due to lack of use, a symbol of greed gone sore.
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I decided a while back to secret away one that had been retired after weeks of use.
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It urged a rethinking of use-of-force policy and a greater emphasis on de-escalation strategies.
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Samsung's $1,980 Galaxy Fold phone is breaking for some users after a day or two of use.
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And the camera that still leads the pack in terms of ease of use is Netgear's Arlo.
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User interfaces were evaluated for ease of use, and specs were checked, double checked, and triple checked.
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"What's unique about this study isn't just painkiller use, but the pattern of use," Atchley pointed out.
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LG: So you mentioned ease of use and ease of process, which we're going to get to.
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"Duration of use is the strongest predictor of opioid use disorder and overdose," the study's authors write.
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This ease of use, combined with the bots' safety features, also made them popular in research labs.
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The key to all these headsets, and to Microsoft's probable dominance in this sphere: ease of use.
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These types of use cases — plus existing opportunities from blockchain — could potentially be transformative for municipal operations.
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The process is called spherification, and gets a lot of use in upscale, molecular gastronomy-type restaurants.
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We need devices that are lighter and cheaper, but ease of use is the biggest production problem.
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Not even power, since it has its own rechargeable battery good for about five months of use.
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Customers of Fabric won't need to make any changes, other than read a new terms of use.
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Ultimately, I assume price and ease-of-use will be a larger consideration for most router shoppers.
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Taking care to comply with every federal database's terms of use often proved time-consuming and inefficient.
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Those trips cost power, speed, and can restrict the scope of use cases for internet-connected devices.
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The 2008 opinion was working with less data on medication options, including duration of use, he said.
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Everything is in one place, the data is organized for ease of use, and it's generally searchable.
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In real life, though, a lot of people don't read the terms of use or privacy policy.
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For this roundup, we've taken into account general ease of use and features, as well as effectiveness.
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PayPal claims Pandora's similar logo interferes with the online payment app's ease of use and distinct branding.
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Moreover, all instances of use of force by officers and allegations of misconduct will be fully investigated.
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This argument is irrelevant: Laws don't "age out" of use when wealthy CEOs arbitrarily decide they're inconvenient.
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I regularly got two full work days of use before I needed to charge the Galaxy S25+.
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But some of use need laptops that are built more for business than gaming or online shopping.
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For 6900-2628-year-olds the "past-month" rate of use was projected to fall 28503 percent.
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It's much like competing services like Calendly but I particularly like the ease of use and design.
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Eye-tracking technology also has a number of use cases for headset-based AR and VR input.
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A connected pregnancy isn't cheap, however — the company's subscription model begins at $149 per month of use.
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Check the terms of use to see what the app allows and whether users can flag violators.
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This, together with the licensed duration of use, should be considered when deciding which IUD to use.
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The Galaxy Book S battery will get almost a full day of use, according to the company.
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MedMen calculated the market price for marijuana and the rate of use in each of these states.
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UberEATS customers already have the ease-of-use of Uber's mobile app for food ordering and delivery.
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Of course, cost and ease of use only matter if PSVR is also supported by worthwhile games.
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NASA/JPL-Caltech v1.4, January 1, 2015 / Terms of Use / Privacy Policy © 2016 Vox Media, Inc.
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Their reasons for vaping appear to be a mixture of portability, ease of use, and dosage control.
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Pixel's quick charging will give you "up to 7 hours" of use with 15 minutes of charging.
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I'm sure I'm missing some trips, but — obviously — I've gotten a lot of use out of it.
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"The rate of use of e-cigarettes among kids threatens to reverse those gains," he told CNN.
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During the '60s, the stock exchange moved towards electronic boards, and ticker tape fell out of use.
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The iPhone X will look for you and scan your face during that split second of use.
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It's fast, precise, and — crucially, unlike the MacBook — makes my fingers happy even after hours of use.
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However, it is definitely still enough to get a mood boost after just 15 minutes of use.
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In addition to technical measures, we pursue legal enforcement against services that violate our terms of use.
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If science isn't your forte, you'll still appreciate the accuracy and ease of use this clock provides.
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Mass construction of toilets is a handy metric, progress being measured, implicitly, by access instead of use.
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Along the way, I considered the importance of search, ease of use, and of course, typographic elegance.
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By extending its app's ease of use to Android users, Citi will likely boost overall customer satisfaction.
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The agency accused manufacturers and retailers of contributing to an "epidemic" of use among kids and teenagers.
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And, after simulating eight years of use, they were impressed with how well the mattress held up.
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The health worries: After decades of use, there is growing evidence of the health risk of PFAS.
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Before that, she had two other birth control implants, which require replacement after multiple years of use.
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The original powerhouse, Birchbox, is still unbeatable in terms of quality, variety, price, and ease of use.
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This is problematic because S.P.D. estimates that 2000 percent of use-of-force encounters involve these populations.
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The Rosebud is versatile enough to give you a lot of use from spring to early fall.
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Privacy advocates have warned for years that Facebook's terms of use left it open to data harvesting.
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It's very nice, but one unmissable moment from weeks of use isn't great, even for a robot.
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I just kind of use the songs like a vessel for however I'm feeling at the time.
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Using Google Prediction is free until a certain threshold of use is met, and then it's not.
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The company's refreshed look-and-feel favored an attractive design over ease-of-use, many have complained.
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Some cities have even banned the use of use of bullhooks, which are used to train elephants.
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This means languages which emphasize security, at the cost of ease of use, are at a disadvantage.
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"Impersonating someone else on Tinder violates our terms of use," a Tinder spokesperson told VICE via email.
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There are a variety of use cases, including BI, exploratory analytics and classification and detection of anomalies.
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And it has a battery life of about 3 months with 2 hours of use per day.
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And when they tire of us, or when we are no longer of use, we are discarded.
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Google's new Pixel phones have up to seven hours of use from only 15 minutes of charging.
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However, Piersath always believed that the arts, his personal passion, could be of use here as well.
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The focus here is on ease of use and features that make it attractive to ordinary people.
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There's also some research that says that people will kind of use it as a starter drug.
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We've tested these five garden mulches for durability, sun-fading, ease of use, and, of course, price.
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Most terms of use and EULAs do not allow you to use the product for commercial purposes.
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Since then, however, many aspects of political warfare have fallen out of use by the United States.
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"Trump is constantly breaking Twitter's terms of use, and making exceptions over and over again," he said.
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Make sure you've read and agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy before continuing. 1.
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This opens up a range of use cases, ranging from bespoke enterprise apps to cloud gaming solutions.
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The terms of use for those apps indicate that they don't conduct background checks on their users.
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What's more: 8BitDo says that a single AA battery will give you 100-120 hours of use.
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Upstairs in the lodge, the wooden tabletops are burnished to a glossy finish from years of use.
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After one derailment, eight of the station's 21 tracks were taken out of use for several days.
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I paid $24.99 for three months of use — long enough to get me through the initial program.
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They cup around my relatively large ears and don't cause any pain after long periods of use.
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I remember growing up in church and how there was a lot of use with me there.
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While it isn't travel-specific, its ease of use makes it a nifty on-the-go solution.
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So make sure your phone number is included if it seems like that might be of use.
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It was definitely the only arcade cabinet at that place, but it saw a lot of use.
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But with ease of use comes new ways for hackers to seize control of computers and smartphones.
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"You have marketing and ease of use that are now at odds with each other," he says.
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But measured by incidents of use of force, one of Justice's primary metrics, the outcomes are mixed.
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So having a high frequency of use, being agile on the supply side, and being naturally social.
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But the preferred way of setting them up is through the Alexa app for iOS and Android, which means you'll have to give the thumbs-up to the Alexa terms of use, Amazon's conditions of use, privacy policy, and Amazon's terms of service for its hardware devices, among others.
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Complete cure rates in studies — under 20 percent after 48 weeks of use — aren't mentioned in the ads.
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They buy a console because they want a perfect blend of a price, quality, and ease of use.
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Most of these revamped routers share similar aesthetics (modern minimalism), technology (mesh), and ease of use (dead simple).
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And despite some minor flaws I found in about a week of use, I declare them a success.
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Reconstituted as a self-supporting sculptural installation, the panels' traces of use, markings, wounds, and stains remain exposed.
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It could be of use in forensic investigations, when trying to track somebody down from their DNA only.
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After Israel seized Gaza in the 1967 Middle East war, the port was effectively put out of use.
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The use of pre-dispute mandatory arbitration clauses in terms of use have become standard in many industries.
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The statement added that tech companies should continue to enforce their terms of use policies and community standards.
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This ease of use used to be great for programmers but now Twitter has a huge bot problem.
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Experiments with shooting in 2360 degrees get bogged down by three things: price, quality, and ease of use.
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It also lets the user dangle the headphones around their neck when out of use, like a necklace.
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This sort of free-form pricing provides flexibility, transparency and ease-of-use… and is a terrible idea.
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Unlike OLED TVs, you won't have to worry about screen burn-in and fading after years of use.
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Whether that's enough for Samsung's claimed full-day of use on a screen this large is anybody's guess.
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The battery life is amazing, I've gotten a full 12 hours of use out of a full charge.
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"Trump has clearly violated the terms of use, and there should be a consequence for that," Harris said.
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A review unit given to CNBC by Samsung is also completely unusable after just two days of use.
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Lenovo rates it at over eight hours of use, but I didn't quite get there using just Windows.
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Google and Lenovo are pitching the Mirage Camera as a solid compromise between sophistication and ease of use.
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The original Touch ID scanner in the iPhone 5S didn't work as well after a year of use.
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After hours and hours of use, however, I realized that there's a much bigger problem with the system.
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Basically, if you've been shorted by any laptop manufacturer for ports, the Arc Hub will be of use.
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Ownership requires you to pay up front for tons of use down the line that may never happen.
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Little did you know that under Twitter's terms of use, the word "hereby" makes whatever follows legally binding.
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After three minutes of use, wearers will feel warmer by 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit or cooler by 5.8 degrees.
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It's hard to imagine this Acer headset leaving imprints on your cheeks after a few hours of use.
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"Because they tend to be small companies so they make a lot of use of freelancers," he says.
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It's not as portable as you'd want it to be and overall ease of use isn't quite there.
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You offered an interesting arrangement of "Use Me." Growing up, Bill Withers played in the house a lot.
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And indeed, I was able to get through several days of use without having to charge the headphones.
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"Once again, convenience and ease of use brought by new technologies come back to haunt us," Segura says.
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READMEThe S10+'s battery life is ridiculously good, and can deliver two full days of use between charges.
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After a few months of that kind of use, it's easy to imagine ripping the thing to shreds.
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The standard TB medicines are more than 50 years old and require at least six months of use.
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Beyond the ease of use, Coinbase also offers a "vault" that can be used to store your bitcoin.
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The distribution of these pictures was not only in bad taste, but also violated Facebook's terms of use.
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I would be happy if the book wasn't particularly needed, but I'm really glad to be of use.
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Most phones are expected to keep a charge at 80 percent for two or three years of use.
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He wants Russia to compensate him for income lost after he was deprived of use of the facility.
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They just have to "believe" the information might be of use in solving some type of legal violation.
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The shape, the size, the texture, the ease of use — everything about it is already so perfect, right?
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When it comes to ease of use in your hand, a narrower phone is much easier to manage.
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I think Tom's personal phonecall to explain their works' significances to the film helped secure permission of use.
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Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker ($79) The Nanopresso strikes the best balance between ease of use, portability and taste.
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Many argue that any move toward legalization of use, possession, and sales is in violation of international treaties.
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And will the device be a match for rivals' products in terms of reliability and ease-of-use?
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This may be of use in preparing for such an event, and help minimize injuries and property damage.
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I'd gotten plenty of use out of them, and they were in good shape after years of wear.
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But ease-of-use is not sufficient to explain Ethereum's growing traction in the new digital assets space.
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Ease of use belies the fact that the list of payment options across Africa is long and fragmented.
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Lack of use leads to a lack of fresh data, which is deadly for this new networked software.
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Most also think it's a bad idea because it will wear down after months and years of use.
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In environmental disclosures, Apple says it assumes three years of use from the first owner of an iPhone.
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Rides in the LimePod will cost $1 to unlock the car and 40 cents per minute of use.
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Wirecutter named the Doona one of the top travel car seats, citing its convenience and ease of use.
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Beyond how we build it, how people use it is something that we control through Terms of Use.
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For some students, it's the most important supply, and it's certainly one that gets a lot of use.
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Makeup Genius from L'Oréal is one of the best of these apps because of its ease of use.
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The Laura Mercier Caviar Sticks have it all — versatility, ease of use, and a longlasting, budge-proof formula.
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The committee said the records would be of use in the panel's investigation of ethics-in-government laws.
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A nice feature is fast charging, as about five minutes of charge gives you an hour of use.
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Bayer and Monsanto say decades of use and numerous reviews of glyphosate show the chemical to be safe.
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If it's a comfortable purchase, they'll probably get a lot of use out of the $70-something camera.
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AMLG: It seems like there's an infinite range of use cases, from things like agriculture to human disease.
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This kind of use of clean energy could eliminate Africa's post harvest losses (PHLs) by $48 billion annually.
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And with zero guarantees that the algorithms of the future will be free at the point of use.
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"With Juul, the pattern of use isn't kids having a cherry vape every now and then," he said.
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Investors find plenty of use cases for portfolio tradingInvestors big and small have shown interest in portfolio trading.
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The swaddle you choose will depend on the following: material, ease of use, effectiveness, safety, size, and cost.
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"Wherever and whenever I can be of use to the campaign, they can count on me," said Brown.
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The result in Spokane, in December 2014, was 42 proposed changes, including better documentation of use of force.
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One benefit that might be of use to some people is the 15-month introductory 0% APR rate.
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For women younger than 35, there were only two additional cases for every 100,000 person years of use.
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Often, I still had at least 30 percent of battery remaining by bedtime after a day of use.
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With new technology, it's all about the ease of use, said Brian Peters, chief marketing officer at Cambria.
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Its services span a multitude of use cases including urgent care, pediatrics, telestroke, telepsychiatry, and chronic disease management.
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"We build and seek out technology that will wow our consumers, providing both ease of use and security."
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He Wenxiang's shell company was no longer of use to him, so he sold it for 10,23 RMB.
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MATTHEW LEVATICH: You know, to me— the biggest opportunity-- with electric is the-- is the ease of use.
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Microsoft is updating its terms of use to specifically ban the posting of "terrorist content" on its services.
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Both plans share a limitation: After 22 gigabytes of use in a month, data speeds may be slowed.
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It was filthy after just a week of use, and no amount of wiping could clean it entirely.
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Although compact, the Kettler Favorit Rowing Machine doesn't fold up, meaning it requires a dedicated area of use.
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Because of the frequency of use, the HVAC system's usage age is pegged at around 84 years old.
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But for the moment, most weapons that use A.I. have a narrow field of use and aren't flexible.
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TurboTax used to stand out with its ease of use and technological polish, while Block provided better help.
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In more important but less glitzy news, Alexa is getting some new privacy and ease-of-use options.
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Mueller's team recently washed their hands of Papadopoulos, claiming he didn't end up providing any information of use.
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That same study found that smart demand management, with time-of-use pricing, would alleviate another 214 percent.
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But because it's a supplement with a long history of use in herbal medicine, the rules are different.
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They look and work just like the Lux, only with more one-touch controls for improved ease of use.
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A 22 watt TurboPower charger is included and provides six hours of use in just 24 minutes of charging.
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Room exists for multiple winners in this market, given the huge market opportunity and wide range of use cases.
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The new model connects over Bluetooth and features a battery that promises 12 hours of use on a charge.
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Come out, let&aposs go to - coming up, will the first of use get them to the voting booth.
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The duets for Fisher's video exist in a grey area: most of them don't violate TikTok's terms of use.
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"Millennials in particular want ease of access and ease of use on their dime at their convenience," Hill said.
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Besides being tucked away, terms of use may also be written in foreign languages, which presents yet another challenge.
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CRU's conclusion was that intensity of use becomes a key source of divergence in a slow-growth global economy.
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Few microphones can match the Blue Yeti for that near perfect mix of price, quality, and ease of use.
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DART won't be of use against an enormous asteroid that appears out of nowhere because we weren't observing it.
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It was just so awful, and that's why now I kind of use my platform to promote anti-bullying.
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Battle for the Net encourages calling your reps – they'll even provide a script to follow if it's of use.
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With my limited time of use, this seems to be the best available e-reader in terms of value.
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After just two days of use, the screen on CNBC's test unit began flickering and then stopped working completely.
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Just learning from examples of parallel text will not get you to those last few percentages of use cases.
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Talkspace uses similar language in its terms of use for patients (behind a tiny link on the login page).
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"The book has seen quite a lot of use, and the edges of pages are dirty," Geddes told Hyperallergic.
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James Traub's article will perhaps lead to the end of use of that odious phrase ''boots on the ground.
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Invoking neither will protect you from Instagram's terms of use, which you agreed to when you opened your account.
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We also have strict policies and terms of use which govern the type of publishers we allow on AdSense.
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In its first three years in service, before this season's fires, the truck's pump registered 36 hours of use.
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There are lots of expense apps out there but none that provides the ease of use and integrated solution.
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After just one night of use, the redness on a massive pimple living on my jawline had reduced significantly.
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You probably won't get two days of use out of either phone, but a day is all I need.
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In terms of accessibility and ease of use, however, the iPad Pro is the clear winner over a laptop.
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Vitamix blenders are among the most expensive, but they get great reviews for ease of use, power, and reliability.
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You can get plenty of use out of your FSA right now with these summer purchases, according to WageWorks.
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And that isn't even taking into account the considerable benefits of the workflow in tracking and ease of use.
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That should all be more than enough for the kind of use cases Bollinger Motors imagines for its customers.
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From a business standpoint, this lack of use is obviously what MoviePass — and Helios and Matheson — need to survive.
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One thing that was obviously very important to the team in building this product was prioritizing ease of use.
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Yep, Yahoo is returning to the messaging space today after closing its older app due to lack of use.
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Pivotal says it believes it will stand out from the pack because of its security and ease of use.
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THE Dead Sea is, as its name implies, far too salty to be of use to fishermen or farmers.
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That said, I can tell you I've gotten a lot of use out of Discord over the past year.
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AndroidHeadlines says it should include a 4,000mAh battery, which ought to last well into a second day of use.
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Mobvoi estimates you'll be able to get an additional three days of use out of the watch that way.
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They don't say exactly how long, but let's just say they put their glue gun to plenty of use.
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The issue is further muddled by the existence of "use by" and "best by" dates, which do indicate safety.
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But the terms of use section has a very broad license "that does seem very concerning," according to Brekke.
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The Honda Tarantino got a lot of use out of the Honda Civic that Butch drives in the film.
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Just 15 minutes of use can generate two hours of light on a portable lamp, according to its makers.
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However, both the partner contracts and Pornhub's terms of use show that Pornhub can remove content whenever it wants.
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Marina Bay Sands defended the program, saying it complied with terms and conditions of use for China UnionPay cards.
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Now, Lydia tries to cover a wide array of use cases when it comes to sending or requesting money.
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But benchmarks and just a couple minutes of use are one thing, while actual extended use is quite another.
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Why is this the sort of use case that a more learning-based approach is so dramatically better for?
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These methods could be of use in other societies where disaffected young people are being radicalised on the web.
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There's also a decently sized 2610 mAh battery that will get you through a day of use, no problem.
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A crime scene remains in place and the area around where the body was found is out of use.
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Features, scalability, ease of use and integration are the most important criteria when it comes to choosing an SDK.
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The company's big idea: to develop a new token that people will actually use, instead of use to speculate.
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A 3,200mAh battery provides "up to a day or more of use" and supports Qualcomm's QuickCharge 2.0 fast charging.
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In addition to the fingerprints on the outside, the inside gets like crazy dusty after any kind of use.
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Well, for one, it turns out that while they might not see a lot of use, they do sell.
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The companies have said that decades of use and hundreds of studies have found glyphosate to be non-cancerous.
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It is, to borrow a phrase that has gotten a lot of use lately, a kind of open secret.
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But that cost might be OK for many professional creators, who touted the camera's features and ease of use.
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Merriam-Webster notes that 'judgement' is an older spelling that has fallen out of use in the United States.
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And because they're often not part of explicit foreign manipulation campaigns, they don't clearly violate platforms' terms of use.
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We tried the service, and after months of use and consulting one of lower Manhattan's finest tailors, we're smitten.
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"There do not appear to be any serious safety concerns" after three years of use, the Cochrane authors concluded.
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The digital currency's increased number of use cases is proof that the popular form of money is being institutionalized.
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If you liked the Hero 4 Session and its ease of use, you'll probably like the Hero 5 Session.
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The app's terms of use document bans "inappropriate content," personal contact information, and anything deemed offensive, abusive, or defamatory.
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The company's big idea: to develop a new token that people would actually use, instead of use to speculate.
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It features: The company says its improved battery life should provide "several days" of use on a single charge.
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We also evaluated the ease of use of each card and potential downsides, including annual fees and interest rates.
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A quarter would buy 15 minutes of use; then the cabin would be closed for 60 seconds of disinfection.
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Though games pride themselves on ease of use and broad appeal, cogency and conciseness of this sort are uncommon.
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Some wearables that offer sleep tracking, on the other hand, have an array of use cases including fitness tracking.
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However, the company's announcement today includes multiple references to its ability to "combat violations" of MoviePass' terms of use.
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It also provides a larger screen size without sacrificing the one-handed ease of use that our customers love.
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Whether for privacy, creativity, or convenience, there's a wide range of use cases for having a parallel virtual likeness.
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After a week's worth of use, you might want to give the interior a scrub with a dish sponge.
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The wear marks in the sand that only happened over generations of use tell another layer of the story.
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Vitamix 5300, available at Amazon, $398.94This blender is great for combining professional power and ease of use at home.
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As self-quarantine and isolation took hold, Baskin and Hawkins thought their app would be of use to people.
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"Transit today relies on a high rate of use by a narrow base of people," the report's authors wrote.
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While users had gradually lost access to their own data, Myspace's new owners had plenty of use for it.
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If someone quits heroin cold turkey, they're going to quickly lose the tolerance they developed over years of use.
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They also collected data on supplements used over the previous 30 days, including type, dosage and frequency of use.
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Pros: Inexpensive, good for all skin types, easy to useCons: Results might not continue over extended period of use
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She's had to place one mask in a bag and label it with her name and date of use.
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Matthews also created PULSE, a jump rope that can generate an hour of light after 15 minutes of use.
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Generally, there are three options, which "involve tradeoffs between accuracy, privacy, and ease of use," according to the IRS.
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The diversity of ideas they pursued resulted in an engine that could handle a broad range of use cases.
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The disturbing and accelerating trajectory of use we're seeing in youth, and the resulting path to addiction, must end.
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"I thought that eventually, someone who wasn't me would probably have some kind of use for it," he says.
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A letter to season-ticket holders cited security, ease of use and environmental sustainability as reasons for the change.
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One of Netflix's greatest benefits is its ease of use, and Disney is hoping to follow in those footsteps.
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"This type of use (scraping Twitter for people's images/likeness) is not allowed," a company spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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The site can be used legally, and its terms of use explicitly direct users to follow applicable firearms laws.
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Spotify is one of the most popular music streaming apps due to its vast library and ease of use.
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We tested these five sprinklers to find the best ones for durability, water distribution, ease of use, and price.
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Sometimes, I kind of use that as the kind of the benchmark which may not necessarily always be right.
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We picked our best cocktail shakers based on their ease of use, durability, security (do they leak?), and comfort.
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"We ought to be the ones who decide what kind of use to make of the ocean," he said.
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The eradication campaign didn't choose the oral vaccine for worldwide distribution just for its cost and ease of use.
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No buttons, perfectly beautiful display to maximize your display area and the ease of use for the end user.
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We love their clear, expansive sound projection, their sleek appearance and ease of use, and their creative design experiments.
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And with Hurricane Florence bearing down on North Carolina's coastline, the ferry may be getting a lot of use.
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According to the Washington Post, Cambridge Analytica's harvesting was in line with Facebook's terms of use at the time.
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The bills had not been printed since 1945, and the Federal Reserve even burned them, citing lack of use.
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Again, this is only after a day of use, but so far, so good on that front, at least.
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That's Job One, but what generally has differentiated Box in the content management market has been its ease of use.
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The Pixel's is 3450mAh, and I was able to get more than two days of use out of the thing.
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The experience itself also matters, including the user interface, recommendations, ease of use, pricing, cross-platform support, performance, and more.
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She explained that palm oil has a long history of use in food products worldwide and in the US specifically.
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"Afia hopes that Instagram will think about simplifying their terms of use so that "children can actually give informed consent.
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That computer gets me a few hours of use, while the Surface Laptop 2 lasts most of the work day.
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I got approximately 21.5-hours of use on a single charge, well above the advertised 21.6-hours of battery life.
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I have reviewed exactly one 3D printer that didn't break or develop a mysterious software issue within days of use.
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We also evaluated the ease of use of each card and its potential downsides, including interest rates and reward limits.
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The mode has seen a steady stream of small updates since launch, focused primarily on stability and ease of use.
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For the first few days of use, I didn't like how easy it was to accidentally trigger the touch controls.
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Believe it or not, even some Android smartphone users seem to gravitate to the ease-of-use of the iPad.
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YouTube is getting rid of its video editor and photo slideshows due to lack of use, the company announced yesterday.
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At $35 for a tiny 0.3 ounce-bottle, it's pricey but you'll get a lot of use out of it.
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If economists want to be of use, they should work on providing more compelling stories about how the world works.
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California, for example, hopes to move most electricity customers to a pricing system based on time of use by 2019.
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But over 48 hours of use, I didn't experience any beyond a bit of a delay when starting a stream.
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BECKY QUICK: What's it like in terms of-- how-- how you all kind of use each other as sounding boards?
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Once back home, months of unsuccessful attempts revealed the problem: The females' ovaries had sealed up through lack of use.
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She has paid to file applications for trademarks like "Swiftmas" and then abandoned them, never filing a statement of use.
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Hospital staff said the city's M2 and M10 hospitals were hit early Wednesday, putting intensive care units out of use.
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There's also a switch that toggles between taking photos or taking videos that I didn't discover until hours of use.
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Enter Zoosk, an online dating site and mobile app that promises ease of use and practicality in the singles world.
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Digging through these apps is a burdensome task that seems like a prime area where Siri could be of use.
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Even the business registration numbers on each site's Terms of Use page are the same, along with the office address.
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Revlimid sales rose 23.23 percent to $2.03 billion on increases in duration of use and new reimbursement agreements in Europe.
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But recently a handful of scam apps have turned that ease of use against anyone unlucky enough to download them.
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Given its mainstream appeal and extreme ease of use relative to other exchanges, Coinbase is something of a cryptocurrency kingmaker.
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He was also was convicted of four counts of use of a deadly weapon and one count of attempted burglary.
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The tower's design runs quietly and stays cool, so you don't have to be nervous about long periods of use.
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The campers, cars, beds, doors, chairs, tables, desks, mattresses, and rugs all have a history of use, of lives lived.
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This is all standard practice in the terms of use and privacy policies for free Internet-based products and services.
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Now, Jassy says, it's about choice and ease of use, including letting clients turn things off if they're not working.
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They must combine great comfort and ease of use with a subtle but tangible tweak to the sound they offer.
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The Phantom was sort of the iPhone of drones, the best overall package of price, power, and ease of use.
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WhatsApp's minimum age of use will remain 13 years in the rest of the world, in line with its parent.
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I know previously before you had said that you were able to sort of use our levers in other categories.
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It's simple to use, so newcomers to the Roku platform should feel at home after a couple hours of use.
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It's not useful to frame the debate exclusively in terms of use of force, because all police officers use force.
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And when that time does arrive, the Powerbeats charge up fast, promising an hour's worth of use in five minutes.
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The ease of use for software and its relationship with hardware is much better understood — fewer blue screens of death.
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"There are (sonic) devices that are used as a weapons, but none that I know of use infrasound," Parker said.
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IN ADDITION, RATING DEFINITIONS AND THE TERMS OF USE OF SUCH RATINGS ARE AVAILABLE ON THE AGENCY'S PUBLIC WEBSITE 'WWW.FITCHRATINGS.COM'.
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In this case, the device killed 99.99 percent of bacteria after 20 minutes of use in 25 milliliters of water.
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Due to their relative anonymity and ease of use, many far-right extremists have used bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, Forbes reported.
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This black bag looks more dirty after one oversea trip than my grey one does after six months of use.
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Google goes on to detail why those design choices were made, citing ease-of-use for publishers as one example.
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In terms of the site's aesthetic and interface, the company says its primary concerns are simplicity and ease of use.
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But the Surface Book receives more hours of use per week on average than any other Surface product, Panay said.
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In Berlin, for example, you can unlock a scooter for €1 ($1.10) and pay €0.15 ($0.17) per minute of use.
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User reviews on Amazon are mostly positive with verified purchasers raving about the lifetime guarantee and the ease of use.
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The question, ultimately, is whether Nietzsche's philosophy, so attuned to lurking monstrous urges, can be of use in daily life.
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Between the lack of fees, ease of use, and super-sized interest rates, it definitely lives up to the hype.
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LinkedIn, owned by Microsoft, has changed its terms of use for its LinkedIn Learning career-training courses for library patrons.
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Ease of use, brand and host incentives have all helped the company scale to massive success, and billions in revenue.
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I'm really hard on footwear and as I mentioned, I've been giving my New York sneakers a lot of use.
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We have decreased our oil imports to about 2900 percent of use and become a minor net exporter of gas.
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We also evaluated the ease of use of each card and their potential downsides, including annual fees and interest rates.
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It began the important move towards improving ease of use to citizens and reducing the cost of services for taxpayers.
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The document referenced in Jones's show reportedly said MailChimp had removed his account for violating the company's terms of use.
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Matic's tool for lenders and Sure selling episodic insurance at point of use are early examples of expanding this opportunity.
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Yet ahead of the launch, journalists supplied with review samples reported malfunctions after only a day or two of use.
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And they've found a way to take hold of the customers and kind of use them as a money machine.
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Trump has a direct pipeline to 2100 million users despite violating the Terms of Use every goddamn day on Twitter.
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It is both a delaying tactic, and a way of burying whatever information could be of use to the adversary.
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In the meantime, my wife and daughter and I get a lot of use out of the stuff we have.
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Messenger bots can also now send videos, audio, GIFs, and files so they can encompass wider range of use cases.
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You'll look goofy wearing AirPods, but I'm willing to put up with looking silly for their fantastic ease of use.
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Food companies, including Conagra, have poured money into previously neglected brands to highlight their healthiness, affordability and ease of use.
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He said the Chinese government needed to avoid loopholes by extending the ban to all vulnerable wildlife, regardless of use.
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It was taken out of use nearly a century ago to complete a critical expansion to the city's underground network.
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By the time Mr. Meeks wrote about Lamarr, she was in her 70s and no longer of use to Hollywood.
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But no single existing solution quite offered the combination of quality and ease of use the band had hoped for.
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The service is known for its simplicity: It is free at the point of use to anyone who needs it.
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The best of these models take into account portability, ease of use, speed, efficiency, and a number of other factors.
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And other studies have shown that each refill or additional week of use makes for a greater risk of misuse.
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Hearing loss has also been associated with an atrophy of brain tissue in auditory regions, potentially from lack of use.
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When it became too scratched to be of use, and she had to buy a new one, she was bereft.
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With this case, you can power your AirPods for up to 24 hours of use at five hours per charge.
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Blockchain technology carries a variety of use cases with the potential to provide security and transparency to global philanthropic efforts.
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Samsung's first foldable phone, the Galaxy Fold, which it released last year, broke within days of use by tech reviewers.
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According to the company's NGenuity software, I have 15 percent of battery juice left after approximately 30 hours of use.
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That's a lot of use both stylistically and as a means of keeping your expensive new phone sharp and safe.
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There are many variables to consider when shopping for a backpacking stove, including weight, size, efficiency, and ease of use.
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Tentatively at first, testing the acoustics, as well as my voice, which, after 71 years of use, wavers in song.
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Harris is arguing that Trump has breached the company's terms of use through the "targeted harassment" of his political enemies.
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FaceApp has typically egregious terms of use that give it a lot of rights to your newly created oldster photos.
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Signal is one of many encrypted messaging services, but it stands out for its uncompromising security and ease of use.
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We also evaluated the ease of use of each card and their potential downsides, including interest rates and reward limits.
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In all cases, we are operating these deployments under an Authorization of Use of Military Force from 85033 years ago.
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During our tests, we were impressed by the XR's longevity, and how it easily survived a long day of use.
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Many of the nation's oil fields are aging after years of use, while high production costs are also crimping output.
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Not everyone believes that our information should be freely available as long as we agree to the terms of use.
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This, along with its privacy and terms of use policies, seems to form the basis for the FBI&aposs concerns.
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Baby boomers face "potential legal risks of use if they live in a state where marijuana is illegal," Palamar said.
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We considered each account's APY and ease of use, as well as downsides, such as monthly fees and balance requirements.
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Plus, after about a month of use you'll really start to appreciate that waxy ingredient — no more flakey, spider lashes.
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The company issued an extensive FAQ on its website that explains more about the material and its terms of use.
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So you wanted to sort of use your stories of your long career to talk about what you could do.
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Philips said they should be able to run for 25,000 hours, or about 22 years of use, in the company's estimate.
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Unlike the Vive and Vive Pro, the Cosmos won't require external trackers, and is optimized for comfort and ease of use.
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With such versatility and ease of use, the ALL Controller solves the biggest problem with game controllers: they're all so different.
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Now that it is fairly commonplace and less shocking, do you think swearing is more likely to fall out of use?
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Similar to 3D printing, it has gone through a drop in price and rise in ease of use in recent years.
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Google's made clear that Lens is a long-term bet for the company, and a platform for lots of use cases.
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After a few weeks of use, I can't find a legitimate reason to own any tablet instead of the Chromebook R11.
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Neither one of use has health insurance through our jobs and there's no way we could afford it through the marketplace.
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The somewhat heavy-handed comparison serves to highlight that VR uptake is ponderously burdened by hardware adoption and ease of use.
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Samsung claims it has tweaked the battery chemistry to help the batteries last longer after a year or two of use.
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This is my first, and i have to say i'm very pleased with it after a month or so of use.
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In the home, there are multiple rooms and multiple kind of use cases — around, for instance, the television or other screens.
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In its terms of use, Breitbart notes that it "does not control or endorse" any information users post on its site.
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Beats has also built magnets into the backs of the buds themselves, so they snap together securely when out of use.
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An Xtandi approval for non-metastatic prostate cancer, for example, would significantly expand the number of patients and duration of use.
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The portability, design, and ease of use make this a stunningly simple and powerful product for what it's designed to do.
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In their silence, Sue Klebold later realized, they seemed to be selfishly withholding insights that might be of use to others.
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We throw away most single-use plastics within minutes of use, yet they can persist in the environment for 1,21 years.
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Quality child care and early-years education became free at the point of use in many countries, as did social care.
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Here's what you'll learn at Atrium's fundraising workshop For now, Atrium's tech is limited to a narrow band of use cases.
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As far as it's ease of use: The ThingMaker 3D is one of the most accessible 3D printers I've ever seen.
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Sara contends that she can't leave her family behind, so Lincoln is determined to find someone who could be of use.
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The Key27 has the same big 210,259mAh battery seen in the KeyOne that should get you through two days of use.
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Proof of use would have the added benefit of limiting the crowdfunding option only to companies that can actually attract users.
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AirPods are the best truly wireless earbuds available because they nail the essentials like ease of use, reliability, and battery life.
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The firefighters had an unlimited plan, but had their speeds throttled to "1/200 or less" after reaching 25GB of use.
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I cooked meals with both kits to see which ones I preferred based on ease of use, variety, and other factors.
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"There is a lot of use of the phrase 'rigged system' these days," Blumenthal said in a statement announcing the bill.
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Right now, the uncertainty in the results is too high to be of use to insurance companies or governments, Stott said.
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There's been a lot of use of the "r" word but I'm not worried about an American recession – we're beyond that.
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And speaking of wearing the thing all day and night, Samsung's promising three to four days of use on a charge.
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At $40, the new Fire TV Stick is a terrific streaming device that almost rivals the Roku for ease of use.
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Herrera's idea to make it quite modern and fresh, and kind of use the shape of the Guggenheim on the bodice.
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It has also become a common feature of consumer services: Airbnb's terms of use include them, as do mobile-phone contracts.
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The Inner Mongolia buyer said he has 60,000 tonnes of coal, or about ten days of use, which is "very low".
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I'm also hard-pressed to figure out a situation where'd you get a lot of use of lugging this module around.
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Microsoft has, and the ease of use that results is probably the clearest differentiating factor it has from the broader competition.
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Right-clicking for options is just a natural thing, and I know I'll get a lot of use out of it.
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We see it as potential head room for us, but there's lots of use cases where people are just on Instagram.
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The thirty-three participants answered questions and provided feedback on the usefulness and ease of use of each of the blogs.
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And its ease-of-use combined with the portable form factor made it ideal for properly introducing my kid to Mario.
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But Americans continue to recognize the ease of use, time savings and improved safety provided by today's well-maintained toll roads.
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They're all about ease of use, and having 52,000 options pop up in the emoji menu isn't a good user experience.
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I've tried Bluetooth and Zigbee models, wired and unwired gear, and nothing comes close to Sonos' ease-of-use and reliability.
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First, they conducted research to determine households' top priorities for sanitation solutions (convenience — of use and of purchase — topped the list).
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BC format, however, comes loaded with information about rights, licensing details, and terms of use—permanently built into the file's metadata.
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SRM technology "is likely very far off" in terms of use, the report noted, but "the need for governance is imperative".
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The web has already been through this messy process, eventually standardizing itself by Darwinian principles of technology and practices of use.
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Merchants using Lio+ will pay higher than average transaction fees after one year of use, according to the company's price list.
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In addition to new safety features like adaptive headlights and forward collision avoidance, UVO's ease of use helps minimize distracted driving.
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