It's faster at managing everyday tasks, like texting, calling, and queueing up a workout.
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But startups still seem to be queueing up to receive the Vision Fund's money.
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Now we know: He's queueing up to write and direct a new standalone Batgirl movie.
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Until recently, bounty hunters were queueing up to buy the location data of American cell phone users.
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But let's say I was facing a line of guys queueing up, waiting to have sex with her.
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The next room, though, is filled with customers queueing up in front of tellers or waiting on benches.
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Reduce the risk by making sure everyone's comfortable, stocking up on snacks, and queueing up a fun stoner movie.
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It's like queueing up articles in a read-it-later service: Good for clearing the decks now, but what about later?
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In the off year the Brits voted on Brexit so everyone is understandable VERY TIRED OF QUEUEING UP AT THE POLLS.
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When you have 30 million tracks to choose from, queueing up everything you've not heard for six months makes less sense.
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In Singapore, people started queueing up on Friday morning, ready to spend the night outside the store ahead of Saturday morning's launch.
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By organizing the Alexa Prize, the company gets some of the smartest minds in AI queueing up to build technology on its platform.
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Reports from the mountain have detailed a crowded scene with scores of inexperienced climbers queueing up to reach the narrow 29,000-foot summit.
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But that assumes you actually care more about keeping your virtual pet alive than you do about queueing up some fantastic Gizmodo stories to read later.
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So rather than spend time queueing up at the post office, I decided to use Amazon Locker, the company's self-service parcel pickup and delivery service.
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If you're anything like this writer, that means queueing up half a dozen episodes of your favorite cooking show and immediately falling asleep on the couch.
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As the Wuhan coronavirus continues to grip several countries across Asia, hundreds of people are queueing up in front of hospitals and pharmacies to buy face masks.
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"We have had people queueing up to talk to us about our programme," said Mikael Sala, an economic adviser to Marine Le Pen, party leader and presidential candidate.
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While it is syncing and queueing up these songs, this additional piece of software comes in and looks at the song being played and pulls info on it.
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So that means, unlike this Australian man, you shouldn't be queueing up in front of your local Tesla store to buy one tomorrow... because you won't be able to.
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The trained artists were fluid and spatially aware The contrast between the artists and the neophytes queueing up to use the demo stations was readily apparent, and that's probably not a surprise.
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The place was wall-to-wall packed with shoppers snapping up armfuls of coffee mugs and faux plants before queueing up in stanchion-organized lines for 30 minutes to pay for their purchases.
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Screenshot: GizmodoYou get just as much control over your post schedules as Buffer offers, from being able to pick a specific date and time, to queueing up posts days in advance on a calendar.
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"In Rome, you can see droves of women queueing up, in front of hospitals at four or five in the morning to make sure they can grab the day's limited slots," she told Broadly.
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So that you don't waste time queueing up outside a dark storefront, we've rounded up the retailers that will be open – and don't forget that many are offering jaw-dropping online sales as well.
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Given how exhilarating and splashily stylish it is, it seems likely that studio executives will be queueing up to offer its directors an instalment of "Star Wars", "The Avengers" or some other mega-budget franchise.
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The offline mode features go beyond just saving a draft or queueing up a photo at the top of the feed, which the app already let users do when they tried to post with poor service.
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From the design and feel of the app, to building up playlists and queueing up tracks, Apple Music wins out (even if you don't pay the $10 a month and stick to your purchased MP3 collection).
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Why you would avoid it: It's still not really finished, and lacks some of the smoothness of its rivals when it comes to compiling playlists, queueing up songs to listen to immediately, and jumping between different devices.
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The whole thing goes by in a flash, a breathless couple of minutes that take a few more minutes to assimilate before you're queueing up to give it another go and work out what exactly just happened.
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Having your own catalog also makes it easier to rediscover hidden gems from times gone by, something that's far less likely to happen if you're always queueing up new music on Deezer or Google Play Music or whatever.
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The Republican party is queueing up for a political blitz next Wednesday that they hope will allow them to Trojan Horse all of Donald Trump's most controversial cabinet nominees plus comprehensive legislation to deny healthcare to millions of Americans.
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LONDON — Thousands of people will be queueing up to watch Harry Potter and the Cursed Child — the official eighth story in the saga — when the play opens in London's Palace Theatre on July 31 — but Daniel Radcliffe won't be among them.
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But the real dig is when the man is shown walking past a line of people queueing up for the new iPhone X. If you look closely, one guy in the queue sports a haircut shaped like the iPhone X's infamous notch.
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They are two of the only products guaranteed to get consumers queueing up for hours in the hope of being among the first to buy the latest gear, at a time when many retailers are struggling to bring customers through their doors.
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"Soon as I went to vote and saw like 50 people queueing up, I knew it was over," says the barman at the Anthracite Café, a popular joint in Wilkes-Barre, with mining memorabilia on its walls and a vast lump of coal out front.
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Approaching the O2 Arena, on an otherwise quiet sunny day, I see flocks of the band's fans—like, what looks like a crowd of thousands—gathering around posters of the boys, sitting in circles with bluetooth speakers blasting songs from their discography or queueing up to buy merchandise.
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Last week, courts heard that not only were the Railway Club Hotel in Melbourne allegedly selling sweet nectar AKA drugs as fuck to punters out of their venue's "office," but that the cheeky li'l rascals buying the stuff were literally queueing up to get their hands on it.
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The ad, titled "Growing Up," opens with the man queueing up for his first iPhone in 2007, all the way up till present day, where he finally sees the light and decides to skip the queue for the iPhone X. The minute-long ad manages to majorly throw shade at the iPhone, highlighting all the criticisms it's faced over the years: its lack of stylus, non-waterproof phones, and of course, the dongles.
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Contractors queueing up to take a supporting role Construction News, 12 April 2001 To reflect this change it renamed itself Interserve in 2001.
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The first neighbor to bear the brunt of this snub is Mrs Haraguchi. Mrs Haraguchi, angered by this snub, speculates it is Mrs Hayashi who instigates this in revenge over their earlier misunderstanding, and tells this to busybody Mrs. Tomizawa (Teruko Nagaoka). Soon, everybody thinks Mrs Hayashi is a petty, vengeful person, and are all queueing up to return their loaned items to her.
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The part of the island south of the town is lushly vegetated with palms and shrubs, whilst the northern end of the island consists of a partially stony, unreal scrubland, which can be explored only on narrow trails. Hithadhoo Town is marked by dusty roads, narrow lanes, leaning houses and dense vegetation. Island traffic is generally quite colourful, particularly when hundreds of island school children dressed in a multitude of differently coloured school uniforms are queueing up for the bus.
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He made 47 further first-class appearances for the county, the last of which came against Surrey in the 1929 County Championship. In his 48 appearances he scored 261 runs at an average of 6.86, with a high score of 34 not out. Behind the stumps he took 29 catches and made 21 stumpings. With Roy Sheffield and Tom Wade queueing up to take the gloves, as well as being superior batsman, Eastman found himself forced out of the Essex team and left the county at the end of the 1929 season.
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Residents queueing up at the Newlands Spring Doomsday predictions of Day Zero in Cape Town has led many individuals and businesses to seek alternative water supplies from the Western Cape Water Supply System. Many desperate locals, armed with plastic containers, can also be seen collecting water from mountain streams and natural springs around the city. This has led to long lines and even fights between citizens, and the City has also stepped up security at popular locations. More innovative solutions include the installation of water storage tanks that will collect rainwater, and the drilling of private boreholes.
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The 32-bit implementation was largely ignored because it was deemed expensive and unnecessary, and was officially retired in SCSI-3. SCSI-2 expanded the command set with the CCS (Common Command Set) for better support of devices other than disk drives, introduced command queueing (up to 256 commands for one device) and tightened up the requirements on some features that were optional in SCSI-1; parity was now mandatory and the host adapter was required to provide termination power in order to support active termination. SCSI-1 devices would generally remain compatible while simply ignoring the new features. An HVD mode that was incompatible with standard SE was introduced to accommodate longer bus lengths.
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The Dream with Roy and HG was a sports/comedy talk show, broadcast every night during the Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004 Olympics, presented by Australian comedy duo Roy and HG. Their telecasts became one of the most popular events of the Games, with Olympians from all nations queueing up to appear. The gifts given to interviewees became some of the most valuable collectors' items of the Games. Due to the attention on Australia as the host nation, the 2000 season took the form of a two-hour show and was made available to Olympic broadcasters internationally; the 2004 season was a one-hour show broadcast in Australia only. The pair became well known for their commentary of certain events, particularly the men's gymnastics.
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He then branched out into singing, releasing his first solo EP Million Ways to Write Part I in 2008 and gradually building a large following—his first large-scale concert Stamp Krian Day in March 2013 saw fans queueing up before dawn and tickets selling out within the day. Apiwat became one of the four coaches on the singing talent show The Voice Thailand, which launched in 2012, and released his first full-length album, Sci-Fi, in 2014. So far, he has collaborated with many well-known artists in oversea such as Crowd lu ( Taiwan ) on stage , DEPAPEPE (Japan) ,YMCK (Japan), and POPETC ( U.S.). Recently, he just released his international album " STAMPSTH " ( all english song ) which produced by an American singer/songwriter " christopher chu " from POPETC in Japan in 2017.
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