The implication is that our facility with what we consider the higher registers of thought are no different in kind from what we're tempted to perceive as the lower registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.) — supporting the measure.
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Output is estimated based on how many VINs Tesla registers.
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It registers young people at college campuses, online and elsewhere.
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Their registers have also changed a lot over the years.
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Ah, the sweet sounds of wedding bells and cash registers.
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Global Forest Watch registers the felling as tree cover loss.
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Bread is now the region's daily staple; beer barely registers.
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Change registers a full 10 on the Alzheimer's Richter scale.
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Macy's wouldn't roll out new cash registers on Black Friday.
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She can shift registers in the blink of an eye.
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DOW REGISTERS BIGGEST DAILY PERCENTAGE DROP SINCE SINCE OCTOBER 1987
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Yet that's how the first episode of "The Mist" registers.
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She registers disgust at the mention of Mr. Duterte's name.
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"She says stores don't sell their cash registers," he says.
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Up front, there are commerce-ready tablets, but no cash registers.
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Its organization boats nearly 400,000 registers athletes and 135 national federations.
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School registers from Toxteth to Runcorn will descend into complete pandemonium.
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Movement registers how much motion the client ascribes to these forms.
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It registers the demographics of rundown towns and our wealthiest neighborhoods.
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And what's so interesting, Kara, I email personally everybody who registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) did meet with Garland.
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But universal backing for public registers was a wish too far.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R) was virtually certain to lose.
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The omission can usually be rectified if the organization registers later.
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A contempt for organized power structures that registers as pure instinct.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) faces fire from Rep.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE of Illinois also backed the bill.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) wrote on Twitter Friday. .
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), and ARS additionally backed Sen.
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She barely registers in early opinion polls of potential Democratic candidates.
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It's music so familiar at this point that it barely registers.
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The writing adopts multiple registers, from snappy dialogue to sprawling monologues.
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A clothing boutique sits near the cash registers at one entrance.
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S&P 500 REGISTERS ITS BIGGEST DECEMBER PERCENTAGE GAIN SINCE 2010
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Nowadays, Shaub registers his complaints, and there are many, via Twitter.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) voting against the measure.
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On most issues their voice barely registers on the world stage.
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Computerization of cash registers ended the manipulation of top-seller lists.
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The global surge in Jew-hatred barely registers in the West.
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But the book doesn't really have registers beyond tick and tock.
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From a world historical view, terrorism barely registers as a problem.
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I'll push a few buttons with our guys and see what registers.
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A see-saw like tilting mechanism registers the weight of the bike.
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Not using the "go-back" carts near the registers really annoys employees.
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It's the thing that makes the electrical contact that registers a keypress.
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Russian hackers appear to have infiltrated up to 330,000 computer cash registers.
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Open public registers make it easy to check if art is encumbered.
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The logs, or so-called-Pen Registers, are not uncommon on smartphones.
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And its registers weren't down for a full day over the weekend.
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Everyone who registers gets coins and can earn more by completing tutorials.
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The real fear that registers on their face is just pure performance.
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Her second collection, Registers of Illuminated Villages, is forthcoming from Graywolf Press.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R), who also jumped on McDonald's remarks.
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She registers for a party right before primaries and unregisters right after.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) releasing statements unloading on Trump.
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At one point, he dispatched 37 salespeople to man the cash registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), Bill Cassidy (La.), Thom Tillis (N.
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He buys the gun, registers it and then sells it to you.
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Beyond those top tiers, no other candidate registers more than 5% support.
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His armbreaker finisher is so smooth it barely registers that it's happening.
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With one catastrophic exception, Robert registers as a sensible, entirely capable soul.
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The line for the registers was too long for my cranky mood.
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All the dialogue is verbatim, and its meaning registers with startling force.
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The store was restocking regularly, but many of its registers were unstaffed.
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He barely even registers the question before his mind supplies the answer.
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On Saturday, registers at the retail chain were down for two hours.
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Bret: I'm not sure how much registers with congressional Republicans these days.
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This shouldn't be controversial, yet it rarely registers as a national priority.
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Federalist who would man our cash registers, restock our retail shelves, or
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Hawke seldom registers anything more interesting than astonishment at Finn's good fortune.
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Instead, he registers the long way, with an email address and password.
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That feels appropriate to a production that often registers as mechanically autoerotic.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.) the only Republicans to oppose it.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) a loser, and bashed Sen.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE of Illinois will get beaten by Rep.
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At the jail, Finkel optimistically registers as a friend of the prisoner.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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China's much-hated hukou system registers families as either rural or urban.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) has formally withdrawn his support.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.) John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), the sponsor and subcommittee chairman.
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Mosley's images now speak in registers he probably never imagined they would.
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TARGET-OUTAGES Target says registers back online, blames outage on technology issue Target Corp on Saturday said its payment registers were back online after a systems outage stopped customers in the United States from paying for in-store purchases.
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Together, the two works introduce themes that dominate the exhibition and, to a great extent, Aldrich's practice: The gap between the aesthetic and semiotic registers of art, and the unexpected connections that emerge in interactions between these two registers.
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Together, she and Noor are pretty people whose pain registers as broody pouting.
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An uncanny experience registers like a bad note to someone with perfect pitch.
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Oracle's MICROS systems handle credit card payments at some 330,000 cash registers worldwide.
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It even has special polite registers that must be mastered to avoid offence.
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An election official (left) registers a voter at a polling station in Mombasa.
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Bake until a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, about 12 minutes.
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A federal voting examiner registers a man to vote in Birmingham, Alabama, 22008.
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Female nudity on screen has become so commonplace that it barely registers anymore.
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We're so used to on-brand messaging it barely registers as background noise.
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Such registers are the brainchild of a group of unelected NGOs and lobbyists.
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Public registers are not a silver bullet solution to eradicate illicit financial activity.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), two Republican senators facing tough reelection bids.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE by a double-digit average, according to RealClearPolitics.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), two GOP senators facing tough reelection bids.
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Among GOP voters, the senator registers 220006 percent approval and 2202 percent disapproval.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) said he'd never vote for Trump.
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No other Republican White House hopeful registers double-digit support in Tuesday's results.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE's ad on Monday previewing his Democratic opponent, Rep.
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There are usually many registers and crew members help move the process along.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) a loser and bickered with Sen.
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But there were a lot of registers and most of them were open.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), the most vulnerable Senate Republicans this cycle.
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He swoops across wide intervals with little sense of a break between registers.
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Bonus: -5 because neither scene really even registers as a "shirtless scene," honestly.
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The taxes would be imposed on beverage distributors, not at the checkout registers.
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However, with all of its fillings, its sodium count registers at 1,300 milligrams.
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When ice is applied to that same spot, her "hand" registers the cold.
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No other candidate registers above Rubio's 85033 percent support among the Tea Party.
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This lightning shift between registers is just one example of Bennett's relaxed virtuosity.
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One quarter of profit, however, barely registers in a long line of losses.
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The biggest star is a girl whose face registers insane excitement and curiosity.
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Superficially at least, the music registers overall as vigorous, inventive variations on funk.
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The music, once it registers as such, seems to coalesce out of nothing.
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"Someone pretending to care registers as someone actually caring for us," he said.
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"Cunningham" registers the resistance that its subject encountered: the puzzlement, the thrown fruit.
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Yet one message of this imperfect and intriguing book registers with terrible clarity.
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And the destabilization of the region since the Iraq-Kuwait war frequently registers.
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Pen registers capture "to and from" calling and texting information, but not content.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.) being the only Republicans to oppose it.
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It is an ingeniously placed revelation, and it registers intellectually, if not emotionally.
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They weren't permitted to have those multiple registers in a very easy way.
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US-TARGET-OUTAGES/ Target says registers back online, blames outage on technology issue (Reuters) - Target Corp on Saturday said its payment registers were back online after a systems outage stopped customers in the United States from paying for in-store purchases.
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Instead it monitors remotely, using national registers of family incomes, taxes paid and more.
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On Monday, Amazon announced a new Seattle location, Amazon Go, that has no registers.
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I sing on it the way I sing now, but without any lower registers.
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"And my heat detector registers you as en fuego" (that's "on fire" in Spanish).
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Consideration is being given to maintaining public registers of those who have signed up.
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Everyone, even the helpful and intrusive Siobhan, registers as a product of his imagination.
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You kiss the pad, which registers the pressure of your kiss to the app.
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The 2015 attack affected credit and debit card data at point-of-sale registers.
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It registers voters and created a tool to let Americans explore their local ballots.
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As he gains on her—hand outstretched—Ratu registers his presence and half-turns.
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There is no evidence to show that registers are effective, which is hardly surprising.
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But despite norovirus' dominance in foodborne illnesses, its existence barely registers for most people.
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He registers matter and light and color and air, however drab their outward appearance.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE, in one of the most competitive races this cycle.
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Shoppers won't be paying these taxes at the checkout registers — at least, not directly.
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Shortly before I turned 18, I was working the registers at a grocery store.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE, the racial attacks against Curiel were the final straw.
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Unsurprisingly, the ERA's political protection clause registers over 80 percent approval among union households.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE, who is very much in the Percy Republican mold.
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When he goes, Biden — the frontrunner — will barely benefit, because the Coloradan barely registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), who faces a tough reelection race in November.
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That's a threat to Square, which markets its high-tech registers to small businesses.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) have introduced in the Senate and Rep.
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All of this is secondary, though, to Smith's voice, and its four distinct registers.
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When he is at his best, he pivots confidently among registers, speakers, and languages.
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Instagram, which hosts up to one-minute videos, registers a view after three seconds.
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First, end anonymous shell companies by creating public registers of who actually controls corporations.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) withdrew his endorsement of Trump altogether. Rep.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) made a cutting comment about Democratic Rep.
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"Good Grief" still registers throughout as an affecting study of the ambivalence of bereavement.
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Late in his essay collection, after Sleigh has recounted his travels, he shifts registers.
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It barely registers at AT&T, whose market capitalization is more than $270 billion.
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And we are all so used to it by now that it barely registers.
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The amygdala, the structure that registers emotions and fear, is linked to the hippocampus.
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At times, Brown seems capable of writing in only two registers: Brag and humblebrag.
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"So far, the people manning the cash registers let me do it," he said.
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Eventually, he's going to be like Joni Mitchell and just use the lowest registers.
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I think a lot of times they hurt other people and it never registers.
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He registers about 7 percent nationwide, according to the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.) and Pat Toomey (Pa.) supported the Collins proposal.
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Jazmin Cortez (left) registers Victor Arias to vote in Las Vegas in August 2018.
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And when that finally registers for him, it's with an elephant's bellow of defeat.
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It could also help calm markets that have been the daily registers of uncertainty.
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And he probably registers a little bit on the narcissistic scale -- a pinch, anyways.
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This registers as a curatorial error, a choice presumably made based on logistical pressures.
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It registers as an elegant and pleasing narrative, not just an interesting collection of facts.
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Signing up for each card automatically registers you for Sephora's in-house Beauty Insider Program.
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The perversity barely registers, not because it isn't perverse but because it is so familiar.
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One of the soldiers distributing food supplies registers a resident in Chimanimani on March 18.
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The facial-analysis software registers a clear moment of contempt on the Republican nominee's face.
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Any team that registers for either of the challenges will have to shell out $250.
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The League of Women Voters registers a group of women to vote in Minnesota, 1923.
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It registers low, wrapping around your eardrum like silk, but with a steely, anchoring note.
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It is not camel's hair coats with Sherlock Holmes capelets that set cash registers singing.
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THE DOW REGISTERS FIFTH CONSECUTIVE WEEK OF DECLINES; LONGEST WEEKLY LOSING STREAK IN 8 YEARS
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Veriato, an American firm, makes software that registers everything that happens on an employee's computer.
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Sadly, while the American Kennel Club registers dogs, it does not register kennels or breeders.
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One thing we're seeing more and more of in grocery stores is Self-checkout registers.
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The ITU registers all satellite transmission frequencies to ensure there is no cross-satellite interference.
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Miller started working behind the registers when he was 21 and stayed for 38 years.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE of Illinois, who was voted out of office; and Sen.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), chairman of the Banking subcommittee on national security.
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If the movement is sufficiently small, the phone registers a keypress rather than a swipe.
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Kaos Pizzeria's owner, Patrick White, reports that $1,000 in cash was taken from two registers.
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The company doesn't support Apple Pay or other rival, NFC-based technologies at its registers.
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A video that went viral back in 2013 and currently registers almost 22 million views.
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The clerks at the cash registers said the 22013-year-old building was being sold.
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The company also makes point-of-sale registers, and contactless and chip-enabled card readers.
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"Registers of company ownership that are not public are simply not good enough," he said.
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I randomly find a coupon for Chilly Cow ice cream near one of the registers.
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Near the cash registers, there was a selection of perfumes kept behind a glass case.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), who faces a tough reelection bid, said Wednesday.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE's (R-Ill.) campaign is calling on Democratic Senate candidate Rep.
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There were a lot of open registers, and a lot of self-checkouts as well.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) to support the Senate's criminal justice reform bill.
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This registers as a modern problem, but gender-neutral pronouns have been proposed for centuries.
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And when someone belatedly registers, and then gives false information, inferring malign intent is easier.
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Legend has it that she occasionally mans the cash registers, unrecognized by the store's patrons.
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When a door quietly opens by itself, it registers with the shock of an explosion.
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Because of how early in the day it was, most of the registers were closed.
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We got an early look at the mini-market, which has no cashiers or registers.
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William Mompesson kept careful parish registers and accounts of every plague victim during this period.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), all of whom face reelection races in the fall.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) on Saturday after he questioned his opponent Rep.
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We hid magazines by the registers and played inappropriate music when no one was around.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE Kirk, who is in a tight race with Democratic Rep.
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In almost every poll in every state, The Donald registers at about 35 percent. 2.
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At stores open for more than year, the cash registers tallied a 4.5 percent increase.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) said Wednesday in a Senate Banking subcommittee hearing.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), among the most vulnerable senators up for reelection.
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Anything more would overpower Keating's voice, a feminine lilt that hardly registers above a whisper.
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"The cash registers weren't working and the food was going to go bad," she said.
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Amazon's grocery store of the future opens today: no cashiers, no registers, and no lines.
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Each time, my father would attempt to answer, in various registers of defensiveness and apology.
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This little hypocrisy barely registers compared with the magnitude of its peers, but it's worth mentioning.
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"Sales have been a mixed bag, but in general the registers are still ringing," he said.
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Sunday's issue came a day after the company's cash registers suffered a two-hour systems outage.
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Last month, the company unveiled Amazon Go, a physical store in Seattle that has no registers.
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Go deeper: The diminishing value of the Trump brand Michael Bloomberg re-registers as a Democrat
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Unlike the black soot that used to linger in mining towns, here, the pollution registers quietly.
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There are no menus or cash registers, just a handful of iPads, which serve both purposes.
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The title track opens up with ominous horns before insect-like whirrs punctuate the higher registers.
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The PX definitely have a bigger, roomier sound and provide more detail in the lower registers.
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Campaigners consider public registers to be key in the fight against international corruption and tax crime.
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Dutch broadcaster NOS reported many of the cash registers had resumed functioning again after being rebooted.
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The software then registers the face and gives a percentage of underlying emotions it's picking up.
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That's right: the Amazon grocery store has no cashiers, no registers, and no actual checkout process.
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Murder statistics are usually supplied by police or from death registers derived from health-agency data.
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Each year the Kennel Club, a dog-lovers' association, registers the details of about 250,000 pooches.
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This bill is also supported by two previous Registers of Copyright, Marybeth Peters and Ralph Oman.
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When their targets assert even a sliver of personhood, it registers as a flustering, impermissible offense.
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When you see the ineptitude of leaders in the wake such tragedies, that registers as well.
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"The dust is depositing on HVAC registers, ceilings, walls, and on medical equipment," the email said.
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The money you carry to pay for it registers a slight deduction on your personal ledger.
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DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE REGISTERS BIGGEST ONE-DAY PERCENTAGE DROP OF 2019 IN PRELIMINARY CLOSING DATA
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There are even two cash registers, at opposite ends of the shop — one in each country.
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"Yes, we have two addresses, two telephones and two cash registers," said Karlean Vermonden, an employee.
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There was the same number of registers and self-checkouts as at the smaller Target store.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) that Nicholson's great-great-uncle was British Lt. Gen.
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So were the young women from Hungary, France and Albania who cheerfully tended the cash registers.
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Ten years ago, the local Asda, a budget supermarket, had only 10 cash registers, he said.
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But it often registers as the kind of commitment you associate with institutionalization in mental wards.
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Current and former Cantv employees say the database registers if, but not how, a person voted.
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You'll get $5 for every friend who registers and completes an order, up to 10 friends.
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Shoppers used the few open registers to purchase their goods and head out of the store.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) recently did after the candidate bashed the federal judge.
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And throughout, the introduction of each new step, each speed, each variation registers as an event.
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If a reporter registers an elevated reading, he or she is asked to leave the grounds.
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This registers that he is acting in clear opposition to — and overturning — the will of Congress.
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The disheartening moral of "Beetlejuice" is that when anything goes, nothing much registers in the end.
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It makes a medium-pitch "beep" as it registers the temperature if no fever is present.
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Andrew, by contrast, is so passive that he barely registers until deep in the second act.
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He's stationed near the registers and often beeps and boops around the shop to meet guests.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), was sued by two employees of a veterans' home.
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And for a painful second, he registers how much it hurts him to straighten up again.
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Retailers key the transactions with designated QR codes (those pixellated, radarlike bar codes) at their registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R) Kirk's seat is most likely to turn blue this cycle.
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In other words, the machines, you put down a Republican and it registers as a Democrat.
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Other instruments — even a singer with chest, middle and head — have registers, which make music themselves.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) has called for a confirmation vote on the judge.
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He seems quite interested in the cage itself, again I don't think it quite registers yet.
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The Libertarian currently registers around 85033 points nationally, according to the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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Her jokes crackle with character work and strategic shifts in her nasal voice to deeper registers.
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The phone registers how well she moves to the beat as she works up a sweat.
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That gesture registers the tremor of unease that passes through Rossini's score as the curtain falls.
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In other words, the machines — you put down a Republican, and it registers as a Democrat.
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Schjefbeck's self-portrait registers her erasure by time, leaving behind the clothes and other things she accumulated.
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You can practically spell out each letter between his lips and teeth as he registers the shock.
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Flip chicken; bake until a thermometer inserted into thickest portion of chicken registers 165°, about 25 minutes.
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That there might be others who dispute that these men are, in fact, actually good, barely registers.
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Knocki sticks beneath or on top of a table, countertop, or wall and registers knocks as commands.
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Unlike Google Assistant, there's no vibration or subtle indication for when the "Show me _____" command actually registers.
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And every one of the manifold sights and sounds of urban life registers as a personal assault.
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The startup registers about half of its sales through its website and half through its mobile app.
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The company also offers services for businesses such as point-of-sale registers, invoice software and loans.
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The new registers are an alternative to mobile devices, other tablets, and even Square's contactless chip readers.
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The data was obtained from real-world sources, such as medical records, claims databases and national registers.
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At heart, the bitcoin blockchain is a distributed database that registers all bitcoin transactions with a timestamp.
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S&P 500 POSTS BIGGEST JUNE PERCENTAGE GAIN SINCE 1955; DOW REGISTERS BIGGEST JUNE GAIN SINCE 1938
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One distribution centre for farm products that usually registers 143,500-2,000 shipments a day reported only 115.
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It's complex and ends up reducing the quality of the recorded sound, especially in the lower registers.
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They have central ownership registers that can be accessed quickly by British and other law-enforcement agencies.
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As such, Gozo's poems encompass not only multiple languages and registers, but language and meaning as concepts.
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Most important, it constantly shifts between different registers of make-believe, from real to credible to absurd.
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No doubt the sound they make is the sound of cash registers ringing in Disney merchandise stores.
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If the temperature registers at over 400 degrees, open the lid again and let some heat out.
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The shift in tone from "grandeur" to "degradation" is one of the registers running through this book.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) and Robert MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.) appeared to question his opponent's heritage during a debate Thursday night.
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Public registers of "beneficial ownership"—the humans behind the trusts and shell companies—would make that harder.
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Nevertheless, Mr Cameron says he will continue to push them towards the "gold standard" of public registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), a Navy veteran who is up for reelection this year.
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And Berra still registers well on the Davie-Brown Index, which measures a celebrity's influence on consumers.
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Bake in oven until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 195°, 6 to 8 hours.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) in what should be one of 2016's tightest races.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE's (R-Ill.) campaign released a new web ad on Monday previewing Rep.
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Just who registers and how many will be one of the biggest stories of the next month.
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Explaining her spectral existence, at least as far as hotel registers were concerned, she rolled her eyes.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), one of the most vulnerable senators this cycle, and Sen.
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In many states, anyone who registers to vote as a Democrat is a "member" of the party.
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Two long aisles are chock-full of 125-pound cash registers, which have varying degrees of ornateness.
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If the monthly PMI figure registers a decline, this suggests declining economic activity and an impending slowdown.
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All the awnings and stalls blew up like toy umbrellas and cash registers tumbled through the streets.
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Existing registers of trust ownership, required under EU law, are not easily accessible and are loosely controlled.
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She checked the candy and snack displays at the cash registers, but there were none there, either.
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It figures more prominently in the registers of experience — aesthetic, temporal, sensorial — that the various pieces constellate.
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Brain regions such as the amygdala, which registers threats, activate automatically when a boundary has been crossed.
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Mr. Everson tests your patience with an opening that initially registers as a tediously obvious formalist gesture.
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At the end, her voice multiplies, as her lower and higher registers sing valentines to each other.
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Kroger, the nation's largest supermarket chain, is installing plexiglass shields at cash registers amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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According to the RealClearPolitics national polling index, the congresswoman currently registers at less than 2 percent support.
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Mine has the tiniest lag between the addition and the number as it registers on the scale.
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Dorothea is thrilled by his candor, some of the others scoff, and Jamie silently registers the moment.
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Although it is marked "Allegro molto," it requires a Lisztian barrage of fortissimo chords in various registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) are running much closer to their Democratic challengers — former Sen.
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An Oculus headset provides no taste and no touch, and it registers only head and hand movement.
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But to me it never registers as superior, or even better than doing it the simple way.
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The unnatural cruelty of children to their parents registers with forceful immediacy in this visually vibrant production.
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But where her voice barely registers above a shout, everything else on the song feels completely cinematic.
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And yet, among a huge portion of our population, this registers not as civility but as insincerity.
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Abraha is stationed at one of two cash registers, inside a rectangular box of bulletproof plate glass.
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Card-linking is also frictionless for the user, who registers their card once and shops as usual.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE, said lawmakers must work to fix tensions between authorities and minority communities.
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" When she registers that message with a like in return, she's basically saying, "I heard you, Daddy.
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As such, chains, like Chopt and Chick-fil-A, are getting rid of tables and cash registers.
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Instead, Frank stares at Lola, broods, occasionally explodes, but all too often registers as an uninteresting jerk.
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In the UNF survey, Biden registers 36 percent support, with Warren and Sanders tied at 10 percent.
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The fact that these registers are stored on many, many computers makes them essentially unchangeable and unhackable.
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Gabbard, meanwhile, registers at 1.8 percent, and has come under fire for her opposition to Trump's impeachment.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) pledged he would support Donald Trump if he's the nominee.
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They followed the procedure, and it was of course duly noted in the registers at the sacristy.
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One reason the character registers so strongly is that Derek suggests Mr. Stiller's personal obsession with his looks.
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This is, in practice, a pulse converter that registers, through two sensors, the flow of root-leaf lymph.
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Apple registers to test 24 more self-driving cars on California roads, bringing its grand total to 27.
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But it most vividly registers as a rancid misogynist cherry atop a sloppy concoction of tired jump scares.
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This talent sampler fits the movie, which primarily registers as a would-be business opportunity for investment types.
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Mr. Trump registers as the least religious among presidential candidates of both parties, according to the Pew poll.
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A pilot scheme has already uncovered 20,000 "ghost farmers"—such as dead people and children—on existing registers.
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Because I've lost the upper registers of my hearing it sounds like an alien reading a story underwater.
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The e-commerce technology company announced on Monday a new Seattle location, Amazon Go, that has no registers.
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It barely registers as we've all gotten used to it, but it's not how most presidents have operated.
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As Mary's panic mounts, she registers that her fellow passengers don't seem to care where they are going.
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" For Luger's social justice approach to art-making, Project Indigene registers his work under the banner of "activism.
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Bake until golden and a meat thermometer inserted in center of filling registers 165°, 20 to 25 minutes.
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In the long history of recorded media, Sony's MiniDisc format barely registers as a blip on the timeline.
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While the Warriors keep rolling, Green registers in a more complex way than Steph Curry or Klay Thompson.
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It comes with a new light sensor that registers yellow pixels instead of green to absorb more light.
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At Chatters, she's added larger fonts on cash registers and smaller deliveries to reduce the amount of lifting.
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When a ship registers with a country, it assumes its nationality and becomes governed by that state's laws.
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Even Amazon, with its hundreds of warehouse jobs just across the water in Greenock, barely registers against it.
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In shadow mode, the car isn't taking any action, but it registers when it would have taken action.
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I do other stuff at the bakeries like payroll and cash registers and we're just swamped right now.
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Target is rewarding employees for surviving a massive technology outage last month that crashed registers at stores nationwide.
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Glassdoor and Payscale indicate that you might make more helping guests in the stores than manning the registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE in an ABC-7 Chicago and Univision debate in Chicago at 8 p.m.
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But what the MoMA retrospective lays out clearly is her ability to deploy it across different emotional registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) in a competitive race that could determine control of the Senate.
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From the moment the two meet, she regards him with a desire that registers as an unflinching determination.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) in one of the most competitive Senate races of this cycle.
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Of the 310 previously charged with child sex crimes, only 85 are now on state sex offender registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), who is among the most vulnerable Republicans up for reelection, for criticism.
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Near the registers was a small CVS pharmacy and drugstore products like over-the-counter medications and toiletries.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), who all face tough reelection battles this fall, support the Collins legislation.
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He brought out their violence: the cluster chords, the pounding of high and low registers, the monomaniacal repetition.
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Small impulse buys, like candy and ChapStick, are also available at the registers to tempt you during checkout.
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His campaign has been underwhelming: he registers just 2.3 percent in the RealClearPolitics (RCP) average of national polls.
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Current rules oblige EU states to set up registers of firms' owners, but do not require public disclosures.
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Checking out becomes easier in the smaller stores, with registers and fitting rooms all situated near the entryway.
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In other words, it registers your face as an object, but it can't recognize you by your face.
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You must become a line zombie, kicking your basket ahead of you as you slump toward the registers.
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Instead, she reads expressions by tracking 66 points on a patient's face, and she also registers speech patterns.
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There were many open registers and crew members armed with decorated oars were moving the process along quickly.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE is expected to sail to the Republican nomination against a little-known challenger.
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"But instead of having 500 employees inside, there's one cashier at the registers and one person stocking shelves."
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Instead, it's being supplied directly to shoppers at cash registers by the retail staff, according to Augsburger Allgemeine.
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Tens of thousands have done so online, in special town hall registers and in meetings across the country.
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Links also offer free phone calls anywhere in the country; the system registers around 200,000 calls each month.
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So while The Worm ends up placing third at the Fluffys, he barely registers as part of Mascots.
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But the character who registers most piquantly is one I scarcely remembered from the film: Travis the stoner.
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But his observant books had unusual emotional registers, a sideways view of life and an indefinable comic air.
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Each dancer's swirling path registers, and the performers often lie on the floor, making shapes on that plane.
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Unfortunately, it seems some past Registers have seen their primary role as serving big media and entertainment companies.
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It then shoots 3 regular EV0 photos and a 'long' EV+ frame, registers alignment and blends those together.
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In June, registers were down for nearly two hours on a Saturday, leaving customers unable to check out.
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On a micro level, local businesses are hoping Tebow's arrival radiates all the way to their cash registers.
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The innovative technology registers which fingers you're tapping and communicates with your device to produce the desired outcome.
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HEATHER In the scheme of post-marital surprises, this one barely registers as a blip on the radar.
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Eliminating cash registers will provide more space for inventory, he said, or allow retailers to rent smaller spaces.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE's campaign released a new web ad on Monday previewing his Democratic opponent, Rep.
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Enter HeadCount, which registers young voters at concerts, partnering with artists as different as Jay-Z and Phish.
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I see the rest of the rings but nothing registers–except for exactly where your point is sitting.
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It registers its ships in Liberia and Hong Kong and owns them through companies in the Marshall Islands.
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Think cash registers, bicycles, ice skates, old-timey televisions, but with the aesthetic of early Georges Braque cutouts.
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It consistently registers the lowest scores among large districts on national assessments of student achievement in math and reading.
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It barely even registers as a dystopian setting, which says more about our own times than Prey's aesthetic sensibilities.
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That's why they bank on you succumbing to the batteries, candy or small stocking-stuffer items near the registers.
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Fancy Bear registers domain names that resemble ones of the legitimate organizations they plan to target, according to Alperovitch.
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The intensity of the heat on the keys registers differently based on the order in which they were pressed.
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This happens sometimes in iOS 12 when screenshots are taken and an errant tap registers as a pen markup.
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"Show me the poll where impeachment registers as a top 28503 issue for any voter," said one Democratic pollster.
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The FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration, Department of Homeland Security, and other federal law enforcement agencies have used pen registers.
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Privacy advocates have long expressed numerous concerns over the potential for abuse in the government's use of pen registers.
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Using mSakhi , she registers the details of pregnant women, new mothers and newborn babies, and gives them medical examinations.
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Unlike this "Tartuffe", Mr Ostermeier's polyglot scripts enhanced underlying aspects of the plays and their use of different registers.
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When the shuttle registers that you are there, it looks at you, and that's your signal to safely cross.
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Israel has 200,000 eligible American voters, according to the non-partisan organization IVoteIsrael, which registers American Israelis to vote.
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Chinese shipyards still rely on foreign suppliers for some engines, weapons and sensors, according to global arms trade registers.
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Strahovski, a commanding, cool actress, registers all these conflicts within the physical constraint of a primly severe green dress.
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Some employees told police that Pascarelli would visit between lunch periods and take large bills out of the registers.
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In Sri Lanka, a nation of 21 million that only rarely registers on Westerners' radar, information was the weapon.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), a vocal anti-Trump critic, also said Clinton poses a bigger threat.
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Cash registers and checkout lines become superfluous - customers are billed after leaving the store using credit cards on file.
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Space trash, in fact, barely registers as a blip compared to the enormity of the waste our species generates.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) opened up the Illinois Senate debate with an apology to Democratic Rep.
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The sacculus registers frequency notes that are associated with singing almost instantly, giving you a warm and fuzzy feeling.
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But the condiments come at a cost: With all of the fixings, the sodium count registers at 1,060 milligrams.
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He is likely to renew a push for them to adopt public registers of company ownership, as Britain has.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R) by 2628 points, 28500 percent to 6900 percent, within the margin of error.
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Ackie, whose face fully registers the tumble of emotions inside Bonnie, dominates the scenes among the three of them.
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So many grand universities have toppled headfirst into the Big Sport ditch that Baylor's fall registers as almost unremarkable.
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His tab, though gaudy by most Americans' standards, hardly registers as a percentage of HHS or overall federal spending.
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There are no cash registers at the store, so shoppers have to check out using the Nike mobile app.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) is apologizing after questioning the American heritage of his Democratic opponent, Rep.
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But the Donald J. Trump Foundation does not show up in the charity registers of 38 of those states.
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The crew members also used decorative oars in the checkout lines to let shoppers know their registers were open.
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Can he be the one who stands and registers his objection when the minister asks if there are any?
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Walgreens employees will still stock and operate the Kroger aisles, and there won't be separate cash registers for checkout.
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At Circle, the play exists on a very nimble and subtle human scale where the smallest nuance registers immediately.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), the most endangered Senate incumbent, has taken that advice and withdrawn his endorsement.
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Ms. Connelly's Dawn registers primarily as an unhappy wife who snaps herself out of a depression through plastic surgery.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), who faces a tough reelection this year –– is calling for a vote.
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When an investor registers for Disrupt, they'll receive an invitation to fill out a questionnaire about their investment interests.
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But he registers the North Korean threat viscerally in a way he doesn't seem to register any other threat.
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As horrible as the Great Depression must have been to live through, it barely registers in the bigger picture.
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When I reached the checkout line, I was shocked by how many registers were barricaded off with shopping carts.
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Created in 1870, the body that registers and renews U.S. copyrights is actually housed within the Library of Congress.
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With an astonishing five-octave range, he could leap into registers that had been thought inaccessible on the baritone.
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J. P. Even in the earliest days of recording, Christmas was an opportunity for musicians to change emotional registers.
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Singing Leonora for the first time, her voice is startlingly voluptuous and generous in the middle and lower registers.
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That's what registers so harrowingly when the second act begins, with its description of Okot's journey of many deaths.
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In the early scenes, Ms. Villarin registers as little more than a straight woman to the madness around her.
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In this case, the novel's final twist is signaled so far in advance it barely registers as a twist.
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New signs and floor signage — and dedicated staff members near registers — will remind customers to stay 6 feet apart.
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Kim says she's shocked by the aggressiveness of his ambition, but her face registers worry that verges on fear.
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When a bullet breaks the sound barrier, it produces a small sonic boom that registers as an audible crack.
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"In the future, barcode readers will be connected not only to cash registers but also to speakers," he writes.
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In another movie, such demonstrative self-reflexivity might have been deployed to productive effect; here, it registers as grandstanding.
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Consequently, rising employer-side spending on workers' health plans registers in this chart as health insurance becoming less affordable.
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But his tenure as president of Baylor and its 14,000 students registers as a dark chapter in his career.
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And lots and lots of scales and technique so the voice has dexterity, has flexibility, has movement between registers.
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A vote to censure a House member registers the chamber's deep disapproval of misconduct that falls short of expulsion.
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Without sideview mirrors, it has a narrower profile; it registers as about half as wide as a compact sedan.
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"We are two people working eight automatic registers, when there could be six more cashiers," Mr. Naubir, 21, said.
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"We are two people working eight automatic registers, when there could be six more cashiers," Mr. Naubir, 21, said.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE of Illinois, he introduced bipartisan legislation calling for a National Strategy for Global Development.
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Mr. Leguizamo registers as hyperkinetic even on the rare occasions he's standing still during this 90-minute performance piece.
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One mechanism registers what conditions are like right now, and another records how things were a few moments ago.
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Read on for the full collection, and see if you find an exercise or habit that registers with you.
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On the state and national historic registers, the 1,922-square-foot house is where Robeson (2012 –1976) was born.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) and Ben Sasse (R-Neb.), and had a verbal altercation with Sen.
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We've all picked up a product on impulse, only to decide against purchasing it before heading to the registers.
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Flip and cook, covered, until a thermometer inserted in thickest portion of meat registers 160°, 5 to 6 minutes more.
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There is a small running seconds hand at nine-o'clock and registers for minutes and hours at noon and six.
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A pulse-ox is a small piece of equipment that clamps onto a patient's finger and registers her oxygen level.
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Thomas's marriage is on the rocks, so the lonely derelict fireplace, with its intimations of home, registers as directorial underlining.
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Ban evasion occurs when an individual registers for a new account despite having been suspended previously for breaking our rules.
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A Harvey Dent appeared in the U.K. Criminal Registers more than once, and spent three months in prison around 1850.
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Soon, instead of swiping and signing an iPad for your coffee, you'll be swiping and signing on these Square Registers.
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But unlike some audio apps, users can't close Facebook and keep listening since technically the clip registers as a video.
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Large banks in China, as elsewhere, have shareholder registers that tend to read like as a fund manager who's who.
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The exposure to cyber-risk, identity theft and misuse of data have been forgotten in the clamour for public registers.
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There is no requirement in the eradication of transborder financial crime for registers of beneficial ownership to be publicly accessible.
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Gates & Fields resists settling into any one relation to death, and instead opens up various narrative registers for encountering it.
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Like when I make faces, he'll reenact the faces that I'm making because he registers that he can do it.
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There is strong evidence that open data and contract registers are great for encouraging smaller firms to put in bids.
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According to the arrest warrants, cashiers did not count the money in their cash registers before or after their shifts.
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When someone moves to a new state and registers to vote there, for example, their old registration doesn't automatically disappear.
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We weren't expecting to find covertly registered DHS aircraft, given that the department registers dozens of surveillance planes quite openly.
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How it works: Electrodes send electrical pulses to the brain's visual cortex, which registers the information as patterns of light.
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Why it matters: Amazon is also experimenting without cashiers, while roughly 3.5 million Americans operate cash registers for a living.
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Instagram registers a view each time any video has been watched for at least 3 seconds — identical to Facebook's approach.
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Anyone who registers their drone before January 20th won't have to pay the $5 fee that will be required afterward.
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But "Golden Hour" is also soft, nostalgic, and accessible — which, for the Grammys voters, typically registers as the safest choice.
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As the botched interview showed, High Maintenance can shift rapidly from moments of high camp to more weighty emotional registers.
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Walmart had claimed that placing stools at cash registers would pose a safety hazard and could make workers less productive.
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Bake until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 135° (medium-rare) or desired temperature, 3 to 10 minutes.
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In shadow mode, the car isn't taking any self-driving action, but it registers when it would have taken action.
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But it also registers an alert when a nearby bush, blowing in the wind, briefly enters into the restricted area.
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To make absolutely sure that a song registers as Christmas music, a pop producer can follow a few basic rules.
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The Conservatives have also played down claims that the electoral registers on which the new map is based are incomplete.
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Independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin registers at 2202 percent, while 2628 percent prefer another candidate and 28500 percent are undecided.
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Jim Gilmore, who barely registers in the polls, will also be away from D.C. to campaign, according to his spokesman.
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Large banks in China, as elsewhere, have shareholder registers that tend to read like as a fund manager who's who.
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But the fact that such registers are now a necessity does not mean that they are not, also, a worry.
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" On Saturday afternoon, registers at Target stores shut down for roughly two hours due to an unspecified "internal technology issue.
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It then takes things a step further and also registers the earbuds over iCloud with iPads, Apple Watches and Macs.
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None of it registers because as long as boats carrying asylum seekers aren't making it to Australia, all is justified.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) introduced legislation last year that would extend the sanctions law for 10 years.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) is doubling down on his contention that the Obama administration's case against Sen.
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Once removed, the individual cannot vote unless he or she re-registers at least 30 days before the next election.
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You might miss the squeak of a finger across a guitar string or the lower registers of a bass drum.
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And what I think we should take from the Hotline Miami moment is that violence does, in fact, change registers.
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The overall upgrade impacts store Wi-Fi checkout, registers, and team member handhelds, and it includes a new backup system.
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The term describes when a business registers a brand in a given country before the original brand can do so.
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The river regularly registers the highest pollution levels, but Mr. Buchanan awards other bodies of water to widen the spotlight.
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Bonney's early books explore a variety of forms and registers, including prose poetry, collages, visual typewriter poems, and straightforward verse.
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In a trice she can shift registers, though, and her candor and keenness of eye translate surprisingly well to tenderness.
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The department registers private schools, but "does not approve, monitor, inspect, or oversee" them, said Bill Ainsworth, a department spokesman.
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Instead of thugs grabbing cash from the registers, their elementary-school age children took what they wanted off the shelves.
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He registers at first as an amiable host with an amusing line of patter about growing up Catholic in Denver.
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Ben Brantley, reviewing it for The Times, said Mr. Moffat "registers a touching quality of imperiousness brought to its knees."
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The supermarket chain, which has 1200 employees is installing plexiglass partitions at their cash registers this week, according to Kaner.
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Big use of all the registers of the piano at the same time, as full as you can make it.
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We can find joy in books that bring us sorrow and anger and rage and all kinds of emotional registers.
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For years, cash was disappearing from cafeteria registers at the high school and middle school, apparently unbeknown to school officials.
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He found that the black people who had jobs were mostly flipping burgers or minding cash registers at convenience stores.
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Still, the group represents a growing voting bloc that registers and votes at high rates, making it a desirable target.
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He now registers voters weekly, including with the League of Women Voters, to atone for his "white privilege," he said.
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By the end, she looks like Mary Poppins after a post-apocalyptic Tough Mudder race — and Nyong'o slays both registers.
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It is meant, perhaps, as some sort of epiphanic provocation, but it registers as nose-thumbing on the director's part.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE's (R-Ill.) campaign launched its first TV ad of 2900, knocking Democratic Senate candidate Rep.
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Each person who registers is supposed to receive a unique identification number called Huduma Namba — or "service number" in Swahili.
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For romaine that doesn't come in such packaging, retailers are being asked to have the labels by their checkout registers.
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In this production, from Poets' Theater in Boston and Michael Seiden, it all registers as a lot of visual noise.
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She gives back as good as she gets, and the film, rather than join in the ridicule, registers its cruelty.
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Luca hardly registers the mild noise it makes as it flies past and lodges into the tiled wall behind him.
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If Gmail registers that the emails are coming from an automated mailing list, it gives you the option to unsubscribe.
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American aid has backed independent investigative media, trained judges and prosecutors and helped set up transparent registers for government procurement.
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Each time he registers one it is like a signal — a ping from the sealed box of his private mind.
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A small laboratory with tubes and tanks, turbocharged with electricity, stands in place of the usual cash registers and snacks.
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But more often he listens, and his face registers both empathy for them and sometimes despair at his own shortcomings.
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Inflation had hit so hard that people paid with stacks of bills, counted at cash registers with electric bill counters.
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So is the range of emotional registers: His music can be dirge-like, ludic, abstracted — sometimes multiple things at once.
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The atmosphere normally contains methane at about 2 parts per million (ppm); a bad leak usually registers around 4 ppm.
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The atmosphere normally contains methane at about 224 parts per million (ppm); a bad leak usually registers around 1.43 ppm.
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Near the registers we found some uninspired "new arrivals" displays, like this one featuring picked over mugs and tumblers for bridesmaids.
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Democrats as well, this registers for a few members but not in the way that it does on other issues consistently.
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In The Favourite, the pomp and perversity of Queen Anne's fictionalized court registers through a historic typeface manipulated in surprising ways.
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Grill, covered, turning occasionally, until a thermometer registers 165° when inserted and skin is browned and crispy, 20 to 22 minutes.
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And the weight and power of that animal registers in the performers, both in the proximity and intensity of their interactions.
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But this location has at least fixed that annoying practice of having people stand in multiple, confusing lines behind different registers.
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The only reason that this decline hasn't been shown in America is because most Americans are unaware that these registers exist.
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It doesn't work (her boss barely registers her presence the next day), and unfortunately, a lot of Insecure viewers could relate.
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He pored over names in parish registers and learned to do statistics, convinced that with enough patience he could measure anything.
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Oklahoma City is 15-3 this season and 228-241 over the past two seasons when Westbrook registers a triple-double.
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But none registers a strong vote for the FN. Around them, though, is what Christophe Guilluy, a geographer, calls "peripheral France".
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Going cashless means businesses don't have to count out registers, bring cash into the bank, and manually account for cash payments.
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Such systems boost profitability by scheduling only the minimum number of employees needed to keep lines moving and cash registers ringing.
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Sphero says the app registers these reactions but doesn't save or record any data, which is important for privacy-conscious parents.
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Other research suggests the rate of inbreeding for bulldogs is declining, according to the U.K. Kennel Club, which registers pedigree dogs.
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But this otherwise strong episode has such a laser focus on June and her trauma that Moira's stagnant misery barely registers.
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But as the state's voters prepare to gather for the traditional caucuses on Monday night, he barely registers in the polls.
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Otherwise, except for Aaron Eckhart as copilot Jeff Skiles, almost nobody registers, despite a lot of good actors in smallish roles.
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And Trump and Clinton are both widely unpopular among Pennsylvania's likely voters -- each candidate registers an unfavorable rating of about 60%.
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In Trump's case — despite him running for the highest public trust position in the world — this kind of thing barely registers.
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There is no global standard relating to publicly accessible registers and such a measure is not required by international regulatory bodies.
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The Disrupt app launches in mid-April, a month before the show, so anyone who registers early can get started networking.
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Now, there's no reason why McDonald's couldn't keep its existing registers and switch to Square for the payment part for example.
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Bake, uncovered, until a thermometer in thickest portion of meat registers 145°, about 30 minutes, brushing with glaze every 10 minutes.
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It will be hoping that a chunk of that $249 billion spend will go through its registers this weekend and beyond.
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Roast chicken in oven until a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of thigh registers 165°, 50 to 55 minutes. 6.
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It kind of feels like you're barely tapping a key before it registers, as if it's just a bit too sensitive.
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These days, Liang barely registers when the community assistants ride by on their two-seater motorbikes, releasing mosquitoes as they pass.
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Keep cooking until the sugar fully dissolves and the mixture registers 230°F to 235°F on a candy thermometer. 2.
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The Justice Department's case is simple: Cell-tower records are just like the bank records and pen registers of the '70s.
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Guess which group will be manning cash registers at 5pm on Thanksgiving Day, and which will be home with their families?
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They also are barred from most federal jobs, according to the Selective Service System, which registers men for possible compulsory service.
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Grill chicken until browned on both sides and a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, about 6 minutes per side.
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Sex-offender registers also foster a false sense of security, because they include only those few whose crimes have been detected.
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If it doesn't have mass casualties and kids being gunned down — like Columbine, Sandy Hook, and now Parkland — it barely registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE was trailing his Democratic challenger, Tammy Duckworth, by 28503 points, in a poll released last week.
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When you are a parent and you see the pain and sense of helplessness of others during these tragedies, it registers.
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A robot then registers to the request and dispenses the medication within minutes, and a car will deliver it within hours.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) represented Illinois from 2010 through 85033 and as a U.S. Representative the decade prior.
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My primary responsibility was to unload and re-load members' carts at the cash registers — and you had to be fast.
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In addition, police sometimes refuse to hand over evidence such as duty rosters or weapons registers, the IPOA employee told Reuters.
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That proved to be too much innovation for 1990 viewers, and "Cop Rock" still registers as an imperfect experiment, at best.
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Buyer information on the Trump deals is publicly available only if the sales are recorded or the buyer registers a mortgage.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R) as their most likely pick-up opportunity followed by the Wisconsin seat held by Sen.
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Total employed in the US: 10,560What they do, according to O*NET: Cashiers handle customers' money using cash registers or scanners.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE of Illinois, said Wednesday that he would be willing to sit down with the nominee. Sen.
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But the grit no longer registers as grit; the popular culture to which Algren introduced this material has thoroughly colonized it.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE of Illinois, has declined to say whether he will vote to filibuster the Supreme Court nominee.
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"History is said to repeat itself as tragedy and farce, but here it registers as a full-blown burlesque," she added.
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He barely registers in 2020 opinion polls despite recent visits to Iowa and New Hampshire, states that hold early nominating contests.
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It turns out that noise at or above 85 decibels (a normal conversation registers at 60 decibels) can cause hearing damage.
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Finally, near the cash registers, there's what Target calls Bullseye's Playground, where you'll find seasonal items for only a few dollars.
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And G.F.S. is expanding its jobs bank, called The Roster, which registers alumni and other adults interested in entertainment-industry jobs.
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Instead, she's merely collateral damage; hardly anyone in town besides Nancy registers that her disappearance is sinister — or even worth investigating.
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Syrians have been fleeing war for the better part of eight years — and their plight barely registers on the news anymore.
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She even did the auto-tune vocal solo, fluttering between registers without any effects and earning literal gasps from the crowd.
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Co-workers told the police that Ms. Pascarelli came to the cash registers and removed large bills in between lunch periods.
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But unlike taking a photo, when an image of your immediate environment registers on the screen, lines of text slowly emerge.
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"We anticipate every checklane having a partition, including pharmacy counters and Starbucks registers, within the next several weeks," the company said.
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As it is, "Holy __" registers as a cautionary tale about the faultlines on which so many lives are balanced these days.
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Many of the men and women behind the cash registers have reached retirement age, and few people want to take over.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) A similar letter in the House collected 118 signatures on Monday, including five Republicans.
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Mr. Johnson, who registers patients when they arrive for neurology appointments at IU Health Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, was not helping.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) in the general election, which observers see as a prime pickup opportunity for Democrats.
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Once Thrun quiets the crew, the noise falls below 40 decibels, which is what a typical, quiet residential neighborhood registers at.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE, (R-IL), introduced legislation in 2628 that would extend the sanctions law for 28503 years. Sen.
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At Ricky's, the clerks were receptive to Ms. Hollender's message, and Sustain condoms were displayed prominently next to the cash registers.
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And when the wind chill registers below minus 50, it would take only five minutes for exposed skin to develop frostbite.
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She registers Anna's piety as hardly more than a tic, ignoring her compulsive praying to take notes on her physical condition.
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Dollar General typically staffs only two to four employees at a time to work the registers and keep the shelves stocked.
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Lamés are electrically conductive; a body cord, connected to a scoreboard by a wire, registers every touch of an opponent's weapon.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), who wasn't present at the meeting, for withdrawing his endorsement last month, and Sen.
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It's a tip so simple that it barely registers as one, but maybe it will help you regain some inbox zen.
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It simply doesn't fit within criteria written for the structured Christian churches that have shaped Europe, with bishops and baptismal registers.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) for being late to revoke his support of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Trump receives an average of 2628 percent support in Ohio, according to four recent polls, while Clinton registers 28503 support. Sen.
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Dear Miss Manners: I remember when cash registers were less automated, and the cashier was required to calculate and make change.
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