Canada and Mexico are expected to press hard against many of those proposals.
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Press hard enough near the power button however, and the surface area will flex.
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Or is it the fact it creates a little ding when you press hard?
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I think Chuck Grassley needs to press hard to force them to limit that search.
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Don't press hard or drag the brush over your skin — go slow and build the color.
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And the app uses 3D Touch, which lets you press hard to more rapidly zoom your shot.
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He did not press hard enough to turn the Met into a house that fostered new opera.
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Cable and wireless companies challenged the rules in court and are expected to press hard for repeal.
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To get a high or faint, kids either choke other kids, press hard on their chests, or hyperventilate.
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Press hard on the map screen, tap the button, and your car will exit the garage and come to you.
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A Senate panel on Wednesday heard five different Trump Cabinet members press hard on the need for an infrastructure overhaul.
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So, I anchored a MagicTouch button to this part of the screen that fires my weapon when I press hard enough.
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Harwood: Is there anything you could point to that says we are going to press hard to close this loophole in particular?
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While the city's center has been cleared, villages press hard against minefields containing explosives set by Cubans, who supported the Angolan government.
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You should place your hands, one over the other, on the center of the chest and press hard, and at the right rate.
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That heightened expectations Cunha would press hard to be accepted as a state's witness and implicate a huge swath of the political establishment.
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It is unrealistic to expect Putin to reverse Russia's annexation of Crimea or for Trump to press hard against Moscow's meddling in U.S. elections.
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We must press hard for an end to repression and corruption, and thus make clear that jihadis do not enjoy a monopoly on rejecting failed policies.
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When I focused, oriented my thumb upwards and press hard, it would work, but in real life you won't be able to do that every time.
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The division is, do we follow an actual clearly fallen person, fallen just like us, or should we press hard for one who seems more virtuous?
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"I think we'll continue to press hard to bring the witnesses before the committee," Cicilline, a member of the Judiciary Committee, told VICE News after the hearings.
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Washington should press hard to persuade Russia to reverse course and go back into compliance; European allies should also more forcefully confront Mr. Putin about his new missiles.
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"Press hard and fast in the center of the chest to the beat of the song `Stayin' Alive' or the Darth Vader theme song, `Imperial Death March,'" Brown advised.
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Almost 90 percent of the 2016 shortfall of $27.6 billion came from the auto sector, an issue the United States is expected to press hard in the Washington talks.
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Press hard-boiled eggs through the large holes of a box grater and add them to chopped salads, or use as a topping for grilled vegetables dressed with a vinaigrette.
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Nor did it press hard for "mutual recognition", in which the EU would accept Britain's rules as a basis for future trading as long as they did not diverge too much.
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But other senior administration officials stopped short of saying the President would press hard for the funding, sending mixed signals as lawmakers approach what is expected to be a busy week.
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There is a clear opportunity here for Apple to use the iPhone's pressure sensitivity, called 3D Touch, to let you press hard on the bottom of the screen to trigger Reachability.
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Stenson knew five-times major winner Mickelson's pedigree was such that the American was unlikely to make many unforced errors and the Swede would have to press hard on his golfing accelerator.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When he wasn't sketching or bent over his etching press, hard at work, the 19th-century professional printmaker Henri-Charles Guérard often visited the Paris zoo.
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Mr. Cuomo revived the proposal — calling it an idea "whose time has come" — but critics said he did not press hard enough for it during recent budget negotiations in Albany and the plan failed again.
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Rather than falling into the trap of just rehashing facts that have long been known about this scandal, Democrats should press hard to try and get answers on what happened in the Justice Department here.
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He's been energized by a popular campaign that saw him press hard on Hilary Clinton through the winter: his militant liberalism focuses on breaking up the big banks and securing a much higher, $15 hourly minimum wage.
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" Here's more specific advice from Physics Central on how to use force to control center of mass: "If you start to fall forward, press hard into your fingertips, and your body will oscillate back toward an upright position.
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But Sunday was just day one of a multi-day story... Team Trump plans to "slam and shame the media" CNN's Jim Acosta reports that Trumpworld is going to go after the press hard in the coming days.
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The difference this time is that the back is made from acrylic instead of glass, which still feels tough and just as slippery as before, although if you press hard, you'll notice a slight flex it's more expensive sibling doesn't have.
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Apple's default Live Photos are confusing and kind of useless (you typically need to press hard on a photo to see it animate), but Google's Motion Stills app takes those Live Photos and turns them into cool, easy to share GIFs.
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Modi is also not expected to press hard on a U.S. visa programme the Trump administration is reviewing to reduce the flow of skilled foreign workers and save jobs for Americans, seeing limited gains from raising a sensitive issue, they said.
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Given Barr's public condemnation of Mueller's work -- particularly Mueller's ongoing investigation of potential obstruction of justice by Trump -- the Senate must press hard to determine whether Barr is sufficiently impartial, independent and principled to take the mantle as attorney general.
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But he ought to press hard for the process to begin forthwith since Mr. Ho reports there are 2628 nuclear facilities within the Yongbyon complex alone, and under the best of circumstances it will take at least two years to eliminate them.
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Trump's shift to a less hard-line position "is fueling concerns that he will not press hard in Singapore to extract a clear promise from Kim to achieve 'complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization' in a short period of time," analysts at political consultancy Eurasia Group said in a note.
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Read more: The war in Afghanistan is about to get an American-style ending, just like VietnamInstead, the bizarre sequence of events that ended with Trump canceling talks with the Taliban via a tweet has instead prompted a vow from them to press hard on attacks around the country.
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The president's shift to a less hard line position "is fueling concerns that he will not press hard in Singapore to extract a clear promise from Kim to achieve 'complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization' in a short period of time," analysts at political consultancy Eurasia Group said in a note this week.
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The Lima gathering gives the hemisphere's heads of state a rare opportunity to discuss face-to-face what it will take to develop a sustained regional effort, which no government could mount by itself, to press hard on the Venezuelan regime to alter its destructive economic and social policies and allow for a meaningful political opening.
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Collins, D. et al. (1973). Background to archaeology: Britain in its European setting. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. hard cover Physical anthropologist Barry Bogin said that the pattern of children's growth may intentionally increase the duration of their cuteness.
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"Post Bros. Moves to Æon," The Comics Journal #168 (May 1994), p. 39. Shakeups in the comics industry that year hit the small press hard, and Vortex was no exception."Comics Publishers Suffer Tough Summer: Body Count Rises in Market Shakedown," The Comics Journal #172 (Nov.
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Oxford: Oxford University Press. Hard determinism is not taken to refer merely to a determinism on earth, but in all of reality (e.g. involving the effects of light from other galaxies, etc.); not just during a certain deterministic period of time, but for all time. This also means that the relation of necessity will be bi-directional.
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Since he was already thinking about putting up a wall in Berlin, Khrushchev was encouraged to continue down this path. The U.S. State Department prepared several papers for Kennedy on how to approach Khrushchev. One of them, titled "Scope Paper", indicated that Khrushchev would "undoubtedly press hard his position on Berlin and a peace treaty with East Germany". In spring 1963, Kennedy started to seek a further conciliation with the Soviet Union.
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The Coalition plan was to press hard against the French defenses and perhaps open the way to Paris. General of Division Jean-Charles Pichegru commanded the Army of the North which held the frontier from Dunkirk on the west, through Lille, Douai and Cambrai to Maubeuge on the east. The Army of the Ardennes was posted on its right. The French armies were more numerous but lacked the discipline of the Coalition armies.
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Johnson appealed by claiming his lawyer was manic- depressive and incapable of defending an accused murderer. The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the denial of Johnson's appeal. The court's March ruling acknowledged that Johnson's first lawyer might have been mentally ill during his trial, that he did not press hard to admit certain testimony and that he behaved unprofessionally during jury selection. "We nevertheless are convinced that the governing law requires that this conviction and sentence be upheld", the judges wrote.
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The plan involved using the series of fortifications built after 1790 as staging grounds for the Russian advances into Finland. In southern Finland, armies were to isolate the fortifications and first take control of the whole of southern Finland before advancing further to the north. Forces in Savolax (Finnish: Savo) were to press hard against the Swedes and reach the Gulf of Bothnia towards Uleåborg (Finnish: Oulu) and Vasa (Finnish: Vaasa) to cut off the retreat of the main body of the Swedish army.
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Barnes, p 21 One of the distinguishing characteristics of White as a teacher was his encouragement of women as photographers. White sought out and personally coached many aspiring female photographers, who found his openness to a variety of styles and techniques exactly what they were looking for at a time when most men had highly autocratic views. Ralph Steiner recalled that "he didn't press hard for absolute perfection, but always found something to praise, [which] won him the worship of a lot of ladies."White (1975), p204 By 1915 there were roughly twice as many women as men at the school.
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At the centre, the Byzantines did not press hard, intending to pin down the Muslim centre corps in their position and preventing them from aiding the Muslim army in other areas. Thus the centre remained stable, but on the wings the situation was different. Qanatir, commanding the Byzantine left flank, which consisted of mainly Slavs, attacked in force, and the Muslim infantry on the right flank had to retreat. Amr, the Muslim right wing commander ordered his cavalry regiment to counterattack, which neutralized the Byzantine advance and stabilized the battle line on the right for some time, but the Byzantine numerical superiority caused them to retreat towards the Muslim base camp.
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These were championed by his predecessor Reinaldo Gargano. Fernández's appointment came as Fidel Castro, long regarded as a mythical, cult figure by the Uruguayan Left, particularly after Castro's associate Che Guevara visited the Uruguayan city of Punta del Este, stepped down as President of Cuba. His appointment also coincided with the deterioration of relations between Venezuela and Colombia amidst threats of war, with Venezuela's sharp differences with the United States coming especially into focus. While Fernández's presumed less ideological approach to links with Venezuela and Cuba may not have been greatly significant at a personal level, it was thought that Fernández is likely to press hard for Uruguay to avoid becoming embroiled in anti-American political rhetoric.
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Coughlin's own headquarters and remaining troops, except for the Netherlands Battalion and part of the regimental tank company, were already on the way out of Hoengsong. The Netherlands Battalion was to continue covering the passage of the withdrawing forces, then act as rearguard en route to Wonju. The regimental tankers were assembled just below the town, prepared to attack any roadblock the PVA might establish between Hoengsong and Wonju. Coughlin's plan was interrupted not long after the leading units coming down Route 29 entered Hoengsong, when PVA forces attacked all along the line of the Netherlands Battalion and soon afterward began to press hard from the flanks and rear on the withdrawing column still strung out on Route 29.
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