"There's a certain time to turn the screens off," says Hunt.
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He came back with the the screens off and finished the show, not well.
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You can always access these and enable them manually if you need to through the battery screens off the main Settings apps.
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James contested only five shots, down from his nine per game average in the postseason, and looked sluggish switching screens off the ball.
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And you also don't need us to tell you that you could just shut your screens off and go for a long walk.
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The family had an issue with bears the year before, when they discovered that one had ripped more than a dozen window screens off the house.
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The way Curry tirelessly snakes through screens off the ball, forcing switches, opening wide gates for his teammates, and discombobulating even the most obedient defensive systems, is why he's underpaid on a $201 million contract.
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After Samsung's Galaxy Fold got folding screens off to a rocky start, there's high interest in whether Motorola's approach — and the Razr's old-school form factor — will be more about proving out the appeal of this new category.
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And in about one in four screen sessions, children turned screens off on their own, something many parents interviewed said had never happened before — suggesting that parents may be putting too much weight on a few negative experiences when they think about screen time.
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Al should fit very easily into Brad Stevens' egalitarian offense, working pick and pops with Isaiah Thomas, posting up, moving the ball from the elbows, and setting killer screens off the ball while Jae Crowder, Avery Bradley, and Marcus Smart knife their way into the holes in the defense.
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A note: If you can see yourself doing multiple repairs in, say, the next few years, I'd recommend getting slightly less necessary but incredibly useful tools like a suction cup (for pulling screens off of phones), a heating pad (for loosening glue), and/or a spudger (a little pointy plastic thing for disconnecting wires).
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Shots of the different scenes including one of Aguilera at the desk accompanied by a toy robot are shown finishing as Aguilera turns the screens off.
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The fine parish church of the Holy Rood at Stirling was built in 1500, to replace the church of St Modan, which had been burned down. It is about 200 feet long, but is sadly marred internally by a wall which screens off the western part of the building. [This was removed in the 1930s]. A Second Charge was secured for the parish of Stirling in 1607.
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She screened heavy fire support ships and laid smoke screens off Toulon. On 19 August 1944, she began two months of duty escorting troopships between Naples and southern France. Afterward, Kearny made several trans-Atlantic voyages between New York and Oran. On 6 August 1945, Kearny transited the Panama Canal to the Pacific, arriving at Pearl Harbor late in August after hostilities had ended.
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This goal is attained by a ceramic shield, which screens off an adjustable part of the electron current from the probe collector due to the much smaller gyro–radius of the electrons. The electron temperature is proportional to the difference of ball-pen probe(plasma potential) and Langmuir probe (floating potential) potential. Thus, the electron temperature can be obtained directly with high temporal resolution without additional power supply.
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A woman (Lenora Crichlow) wakes up with amnesia, in a house where television screens are showing an unknown symbol. Turning the screens off, she finds photos of herself and a man (Nick Ofield), along with one of a small girl (Imani Jackman) which she takes with her. She leaves the house and pleads for help, but people ignore her while recording her on their phones. When a masked man opens fire at her with a shotgun, she flees and meets Jem (Tuppence Middleton).
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White Curves (2002), made of white aluminium, by Ellsworth Kelly Sculptures by Alexander Calder (front) and Ellsworth Kelly in the park Embedded in the Berowerpark in the Basel suburb of Riehen, the building features a glazed façade largely looking out onto the corn fields and vines covering the Tüllinger Hills. The two perimeter walls of the original garden site inspired the idea of the museum’s layout. Four long supporting porphyry walls running from north to south and standing apart define the plan of the building. Resting on top of the solid foundation walls, the lightweight glass roof, white enamelled on the reverse, admits northern light but screens off light from the east and the west.
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