I had to REJIGGER (and re-rejigger) the arrangement of black squares, but ultimately I think that section turned out quite nicely and the rest of the puzzle looks pretty good as well.
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Yael: How did Darlene rejigger Signal's API for GPS location sharing?
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Lyft cofounder and president John Zimmer is trying to rejigger that timeline.
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Others are scrambling to rejigger their ad policies to account for such fraudulent sites.
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The company moved quickly to rejigger its lineup -- putting Tucker Carlson in O'Reilly's 8 p.m.
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"Now we need to rejigger the way streets have worked for 100 years," she says.
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The opportunity here is that we build or we rejigger our systems to actually serve people.
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Like most cars these days, the Urus offers various modes, which rejigger the suspension, steering, acceleration, and braking.
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Kim wants the President to get behind prison reform legislation that will rejigger sentences so they fit the crime.
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But by the fall a neural network had learned to automatically rejigger the weights to maximally boost user ratings.
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I just wanted to get some fresh blood in there, get some air in the room, rejigger the dynamics.
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Analysts will spend the next few days using those results to rejigger the models they use to rate Alphabet's stock.
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We humans can learn stuff, but we can't, after all, rejigger our own brains in order to make ourselves smarter.
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The good Doc seems to think Weinstein needs a much greater commitment, a la Anthony Weiner, to rejigger his psyche.
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Art can rejigger our relationship to the world such that we can start to examine why we even think stuff.
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A software rejigger for its mobile devices is exactly what Samsung needs to prove to customers that it's committed to quality.
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With two-thirds of the year left, there's ample time to rejigger your finances to trim taxable income and maximize deductions.
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Many people in college sports making huge salaries, and paying out huge bonuses, can't figure out how to rejigger their budgets.
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Past major rules have taken a year to formulate, and the resilience rule would likely rejigger the country's whole power grid.
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Creating layers with a multifaceted vintage appeal, Valerie Bélin demonstrates the uncanny ability to rejigger a classic work with a fanboy favorite.
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Officials barricade streets, including those in front of hotels and tourist attractions, and businesses alter their hours, forcing visitors to rejigger their itineraries.
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This last attempt was meant to rejigger Philae's momentum wheel, which helps to ensure that the lander's "feet" always point toward the comet's surface.
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Instead of building in a different language or for driving on the other side of the road, car companies only need to rejigger the software.
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"North Carolina should not be forced to scramble mere months before the general election to rejigger settled election plans at the Fourth Circuit's command," Clement wrote.
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"I think artists have a capacity to try to rejigger a historical arc in a way that's different than we do as curators," Mr. Lax said.
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There are lots of ways you can rejigger the system to shift the burdens around, and there are real and meaningful differences between the various versions.
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This allowed for the company to include a much larger battery, and let the company rejigger some of the other components to make space for new sensors.
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If elected president, Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, would introduce a series of steps that would rejigger the economic, political and social connections between the two nations.
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It's clear that the company is trying to rejigger itself, and bringing on board a new service like AppDynamics widens its portfolio of tools for potential clients.
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The pace is patient, the acting solid and the special effects emphasize craft over flash as the characters rejigger our perceptions from one scene to the next.
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An impeachment trial during the early state primaries might not only affect where the candidates go, it could rejigger their calculus on how and what they advertise.
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Twitter has sought to specialize in a live feed of information, whether that's trying to rejigger the timeline to surface up important information or investing more in video.
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If you're like me, and you prefer to play in a stock mode with no items, you won't have to rejigger the game's settings every damn game anymore.
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Even when they agreed to rejigger the investments, it proved hard for Ms. Rehl's client to make such a big decision alone, even though she eventually followed through.
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And in a sign the field could rejigger further, 2628 percent of Democratic primary voters said there's a chance they could change their minds ahead of the Feb.
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Videos are the most benign example of that, but I expect there'll be an uncomfortable transition period as devs rejigger their software to play nice on this new canvas.
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Even Oprah had to rejigger the content of her show, covering fewer tabloid stories and more celebrity interviews — and products, such as her annual Christmas list of favorite things.
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Essentially, it would rejigger the software governing MCAS so that it wouldn't be as prone to jumping into action based on one scary sensor reading, instead considering more data.
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Irish politicians are also worried that Donald Trump may try to rejigger the favourable tax arrangements that have led American corporations to route billions of dollars in revenues through Ireland.
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There is, obviously, the possibility that Disney could rejigger the show so none of the presidents, aside from Abraham Lincoln (his speech had long been a mainstay of the attraction), speak.
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According to Morris, Epic learned that it can be profitable at 20183% based on its own experience with Fortnite, and therefore it wanted to rejigger the standard economics of game stores.
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Katerra, however, seems to want to own the entire stack from top to bottom, which could give it an opportunity to rejigger the process into the one it thinks is best.
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Los Angeles may be the land of the car, but Silicon Valley's efforts to rejigger the auto industry with ridesharing, electric motors, and autonomous cars are starting to infiltrate Southern California.
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The Department of Homeland Security could possibly rejigger the system so H-1B visa allocation is prioritized based on salary or even the manner in which companies use H-1B workers.
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A flight-control program has been implicated in both crashes, and regulators haven't yet signed off on software changes for the planes, forcing airlines to rejigger their schedules well into 2020.
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That's not to say that it's a failure, but it's less an example of hardware/software harmony than it is an attempt to rejigger a finely tuned formula for a new format.
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One month before Donald Trump launched his presidential bid, the Supreme Court agreed to consider a bid by conservative legal activists to rejigger the boundaries of American electoral politics in their favor.
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You certainly don't blithely rejigger vital software parameters, because tinkering with something as simple as the date or time might inadvertently alter one of the thirty thousand other parameters and cause a catastrophe.
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The appointment follows similar moves by other oil and gas companies, including California Resources Corp and Chesapeake Energy Corp, to rejigger their balance sheets to survive a two-year downturn in commodities prices.
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In October last year, Twitter said it would lay off 9% of its workforce as it began to rejigger itself following the collapse of potential acquisition talks with suitors like Disney and Salesforce.
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It's not clear how auto companies are going to adjust to these USMCA requirements, but some experts speculate that it might be cheaper to pay tariffs on certain cars than rejigger supply chains.
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And a guide on a scooter forum recently spread on Twitter, showing people how a $2003 kit from China could be used to rejigger a $500 scooter from Bird into your own personal vehicle.
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I buzzed at my leisure, experimenting with different pulse settings until I had to hide in the diaper aisle to rejigger the vibrator (under my pants) because it had slipped away from my clit.
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The nine-person research team pre-published its design online, so that there would be less temptation to rejigger the approach after the results were in (an emerging best practice in social science research).
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I'm worried about the political and economic system into which we're deploying this new, world-changing technology, and whether it's too late to rejigger things so we don't end up with a truly dystopian outcome.
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But Greg Biryla, the New York director of the National Federation of Independent Business, said the bill offered few details of how small companies, working on small margins, would rejigger their manufacturing and other operations.
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If you're constantly signing up for morning workout classes but missing them, rejigger your schedule and start working out at night so your mornings aren't as hectic and you can sleep in a bit longer.
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" And then they announced, "We are gonna rejigger the algorithm so that we favor meaningful interactions, as opposed to meaningless interactions, and as a result of that, we will also drive content away from publishers.
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But as huge money managers such as pension funds and sovereign wealth funds have desired greater flexibility to rejigger portfolios, PE firms are letting them sell their stakes and in some cases helping to arrange it.
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Because, to some extent, I think the old people are ... They don't need a lot of those things, and it's a distraction to the company to try to rejigger the entire product interface to attract those folks.
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At the start, we find King (Emma Stone) already at war with the A.T.P., and with its executive director, Jack Kramer (Bill Pullman), who sees no reason to rejigger the system of remuneration in the professional game.
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Of course, Saunders means his injection of modern color, clashing of prints, and expert draping techniques he honed at his own eponymous firm, but also a rejigger of the label's branding, namely its logo, monogram, and brand colors.
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It sold 125,000 copies in its first week, currently holds a 95/100 rating on Metacritic averaged from 30 critics and forced virtually every major publication to rejigger their end-of-year best-of lists to accommodate it.
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After 10 months of speculation about Raf Simons's next move following his departure from the creative director role at Dior, the designer is headed across the Atlantic to rejigger the look of Calvin Klein as chief creative officer.
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Here's an outlier that I personally liked, which Alphabet's Page brought up about infrastructure spending: The need to rejigger the electrical grids (something about AC current versus DC current, but everyone I spoke to was a little confused by this).
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In the immediate wake of the hiatus announcement, she committed to playing a handful of shows on her own, which meant quickly having to rejigger the songs for a solo set, alongside some of the new material and a few covers.
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Here's an outlier that I personally liked, which Alphabet CEO Page brought up about infrastructure spending: The need to rejigger the electrical grids (something about AC current versus DC current, but everyone I spoke to was a little confused by this).
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The company is clearly looking to rejigger its sales processes in order to figure out what to do with its core advertising business and revenue, which also hasn't looked all that great in recent quarters compared to its previous growth.
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Between the lines: Both the products and the market are developing more slowly than initially anticipated, forcing startups to rejigger their plans to survive longer with less revenue and big companies to be cautious about investing too much, too soon.
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There was a similar philosophy behind a state law that was passed by the California Legislature in 2017, which has in some cases caused developers to rejigger their projects to add affordable housing solely to take advantage of the law.
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While Justices Brennan and Marshall found the death penalty itself to be cruel and unusual punishment, Justices Stewart, White and Douglas focused on its arbitrariness, leaving the door wide open for states to rejigger their statutes and return to executions.
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The company is going to be increasingly attractive to activist investors that may see an opportunity to swoop in and rejigger the upper levels of the company in order to look at different ways to start generating revenue and return it to growth.
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Every night before going to bed, Mirella looks at her schedule and knows it could change the next day, forcing her to rejigger her day, scramble to find childcare, and, if her hours are cut, struggle to pay the bills that week and that month.
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That CBO score will give senators a better sense of how the House bill aligns with the complex procedural rules they are using to pass the bill and what budget baseline they have to meet as they rejigger the House bill's spending and revenues.
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The move to rejigger USDA's statistical arm comes as US farmers face retaliatory tariffs on agricultural exports from China and other countries in response to Trump administration tariffs, affecting soybean and hog farmers, in parts of the country that went for Trump in the 2016 election.
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The visit eventually sparked the idea for Zabalo as the first wilderness quiet park, and an invitation to see whether true quiet evokes the transcendence necessary to inspire folks to rejigger their lives — and society as a whole — to save an intangible and disappearing natural resource.
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Everyone else will be watching and learning from the state's successes and failures — whether it can develop the needed clean tech, whether it can spur innovation, whether it can control costs and navigate political opposition, whether it can rejigger the grid to accommodate enormous quantities of renewable power.
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And, while you're at it, rejigger your genes or circumstances to improve your memory.) The psychological account, by contrast, is interesting, entertaining, and theoretically helpful (Freud pointed out "the remarkable sureness shown in finding the object again once the motive for its being mislaid had expired") but, alas, untrue.
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Meanwhile, our version of soothsayers will have to figure out how to rejigger their own methods of prediction in time for the 2018 midterms or the 2020 presidential election—and in the meantime, it would be nice if someone could figure out which part of the sheep predicts Trump's behavior.
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Hence this nugget in the ReCode report from the Trump Tech Summit: Here's an outlier that I personally liked, which Alphabet CEO Page brought up about infrastructure spending: The need to rejigger the electrical grids (something about AC current versus DC current, but everyone I spoke to was a little confused by this).
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Now the deputy assistant to Trump, he calls himself an "irregular warfare strategist"; his wife, Katharine Gorka, is the president of a right-wing think tank who, while a Trump transition team member, pushed for the Department of Homeland Security to rejigger its Countering Violent Extremism program to focus solely on Islam.
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" Paul Tractenberg, a professor emeritus at Rutgers Law School and the president of the Center for Diversity and Equality in Education, who co-wrote the Century Foundation report, says the district has a "remarkable can-do attitude" that has allowed officials to continuously "rejigger what they are doing to accommodate the demands of the moment.
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The main challenge facing the team behind Beauty and the Beast was how to take the animated classic, with its conventional princess story, and rejigger it to fit Disney's recent anti-princess stance — a story with more focus on coming of age rather than the goalposts of true love (as demonstrated in films like Frozen and Moana).
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They'll fight back if they retake control of Washington: "Democrats are going to have to rejigger their internal process and forget about being the only party that believes in responsible government, because we can't take much more of this massive assault on domestic spending," said Jim Manley, a former aide to Democratic Senate Leader Harry Reid.
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The company says it flirted with the idea of switching up the aspect ratio like LG and Samsung have with their newest flagships (and, according to rumors, like Apple is planning on the 8), but opted to stick with 16:9 for "software reasons" — in other words, it didn't want to deal with having to rejigger everything on that end.
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Add to all those reasons the way that technology just inevitably rolls forward to newer standards, even when there's not a huge demand for them, and it makes a lot of sense to film your movies in 6K then rejigger them to 4K rather than starting with 4K in the first place: It gives you a good chance of a better final result in 4K.
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The personal translator who used to reside in my brain would listen to those words, and then rejigger them to fit what I wanted to hear: I know I'm saying I just want to hook up at the moment, but if you stick around long enough, I'll realize that you're perfect for me — and we'll live happily ever after, just like in all those romantic comedies your mother loves.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website The Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 2020 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' MORE (I-Vt.) have had to rejigger their schedules to adjust to concerns over the pandemic.
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In 1913, three years after the company moved into the building, this would become the first automobile facility in the world with a continuously moving assembly line, and over the next 14 years, the site of creation for millions of Model Ts. It was here that Ford implemented the eight-hour workday and the five-day week, with livable wages for unskilled workers, which did as much to modernize America and rejigger its class system as did the Model T itself.
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In 1746, the North Carolina colonial governor tried to rejigger the composition of the colonial Assembly, taking seats away from some counties. Those counties responded by withdrawing from the Assembly and refusing to surrender any taxes to the colonial government. Other counties, not wanting to bear the whole cost of government themselves, then responded by withholding their own taxes. This state of affairs lasted eight years.
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