Without exception, the story behind your homemade skin scribble is better than the scribble itself.
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"Scribbledub explores the dependent relationship between image and sound—the 'scribble' creates the 'dub,' the 'dub' informs the 'scribble,'" Hogg notes on Vimeo.
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Same way with the artist's reputation — any scribble by Picasso is going to have more stature than something that I scribble here today.
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"Crazy Salad and Scribble Scribble," Nora Ephron These are perfect specimens of creative nonfiction — Nora pioneered a kind of modern, personal journalism that is now taken for granted.
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BERLIN — It started with the scribble of an oval.
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Boogie Board Scribble and Play LCD Writing Tablet With all that said about the video game consoles, perhaps products like the Boogie Board Scribble and Play LCD Writing Tablet becomes an easier sell.
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EV1 from Ellen DeGeneres LOVE Scribble Denim Jacket, $28; walmart.
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Fourth, you scribble away, and don't stop until you're done.
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Take Scribble, which turns finger swiping into drawings or handwriting.
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You can scribble in the margins and underline and highlight.
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"They scribble away and the world goes on," he said.
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I'm trying to scribble something down on a scrap of paper.
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Scribble down the address for when you get out of college.
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" Jim was only able to scribble the letters "M" and "O.
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She also walked the Moschino show in a scribble-print outfit.
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Other figures scribble graffiti, or torture a dog with a cudgel.
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A list of the best places to sip, scribble, and sketch.
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But all that connecting of dots sometimes results in a scribble.
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If you're drawing, don't fret if you simply want to scribble.
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The Scribble Pen is currently available for pre-order for $249.
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Have her scribble something on each note and stick it up.
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It's not Graffiti, that's from the Palm Pilot … WM: It's Scribble.
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"It's called 'Scribble Tales' and we're doing popular nursery rhymes," Gioia says.
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Parts of the man's anatomy were blurred out with blue scribble lines.
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It was [PEN SCRIBBLE REDACTION] It was really stupid though looking back.
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Applicants for assistance scribble down FEMA information on random scraps of paper.
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I decoded this Tax bill scribble except for the highlighted word. Anyone?
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At school, I would sit in class and scribble down erotic daydreams.
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While there, he would scribble on the backs of the place mats.
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" But the temptation is to scribble in, before "Consequences," a modifier: "Unforeseen.
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A combo paper and tablet version of the Scribble sells for $300.
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She assumed he would scribble them on paper and tape them up.
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I reached towards my notebook to scribble an observation, but stopped mid sentence.
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Scribble a line all over the page, so the line overlaps with itself.
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They scribble over your mental cartoons with the heavy red pen of reality.
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You can easily scribble additional notes, like changes and improvements to the recipe.
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Some mornings I walked around town, taking photos, stopping on benches to scribble notes.
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Need to scribble some notes or use a fine point to edit a photo?
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There's a new Scribble feature that lets you doodle drawings and write out text.
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But he tended to pause and scribble this sort of nonsense in his head.
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When Dougie's boss finds these inscriptions, he first writes them off as scribble-scratch.
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Her siblings were stand-in patients, whose symptoms she would scribble on a pad.
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Like, this afternoon, on a yellow lined scribble pad, in to-do list form.
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Traditional therapists scribble notes and review them later, possibly with a mug of chamomile.
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"I just find the more I scribble, the more ideas I have," she said.
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No worries, touch the Scribble Pen to a BB-8 toy and get coloring.
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Above is a scribble — possibly a representation of Ahab or Jonah, whose demise seems imminent.
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I feel like every little scribble and stick person they draw holds so much creativity.
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The new Scribble feature lets you draw letters on the screen to type out words.
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" He liked to scribble the name, pencil on notepad, large "A," small "n," small "a.
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Make like you're in "Good Will Hunting": Scribble the answers on the chalkboard and run.
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"She's from Amiens, like you," Michou picked up a blue pen and began to scribble.
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For those hoping to scribble their way to that Catskills home, we wish you luck.
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Jackson Pollock's sketchy scribble reflected both his spontaneous splatter paintings and his erratic early schooling.
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As I said before, she was really hands off in the classroom, but once she dragged the samples back to her workshop, she would cut into a scribble drawing, and cut around the scribble or the action that she wanted you to pay attention to.
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We made a browser extension that converts Trump's Tweets into their rightful state: a child's scribble.
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History may be written by the winners but surely others can scribble something in the margins.
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Without a pin, a thief could still scribble any illegible scrawl and walk away with merchandise.
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And I'll do some short story writing, kind of anything I'll scribble down in my journal.
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Unconsciously, next to every player's name he begins to scribble "UNLIMITED JAVAILABILTY" in big block letters.
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Speaking of messaging, there's even a feature called Scribble, which turns finger-drawn writing into text.
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"We're all on a journey," he said, pausing to scribble in a notepad on his lap.
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He started school, at age five, already able to scribble his name with his right foot.
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He pulled up an image of a messy blue and red scribble against a white background.
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What he loved about writing with a stub is that it made his scribble mostly illegible.
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It's taken an eternity to scribble something down and it's just incomprehensible chicken scratch on the page.
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I have loved Paper Mate's Ballpoint Stick Pens for as long as I've been able to scribble.
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All of this will reduce the need for cadres to collect bills and scribble notes in ledgers.
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"What are you doing?" he asked, as he scrawled an ugly scribble across my beautifully rendered elephant.
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Other new features include a keyboard called "Scribble" that wearers can use to respond to a message.
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It's basically a tablet-sized device that lets your kids easily scribble, draw, and write in color.
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His later painting repetitively churned what became a trademark lexicon of asterisk and scribble, petal and curlicue.
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No surprise, perhaps, that he began as a cartoonist, and continued to scribble sketches throughout his career.
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So I was delighted to discover Scribble & Daub, a small stationery business run out of Rye, England.
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The Scribble Pen launched as a Kickstarter project in 2014 and received $366,566 after asking for $100,00.
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I found a spot in the library where I could scribble poems about home inside my biology textbooks.
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Another downside is that you can't scribble text over your Clips like you would in Snapchat or Instagram.
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They are introducing a feature called Scribble, which lets you draw letters that automatically get converted to text.
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Click here to view original GIFMost countries scribble their borders around a map and call it a day.
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Use you finger to scribble a quick "S" and it will pop up Settings, Slack, Spotify and Sound.
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Old habits die hard—but we bet you can't still scribble that weird "s" thing like it's 1996.
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So I'll get up and scribble on a whiteboard, and ask about all things you've done and learned.
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" Mercutio responds, "My scribble seems scrabble to thee, boy… If these be thy walls, where art thy names?
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Chayote, rarely an extrovert, got the extra spark it needed from an orange scribble of paprika-piquillo sauce.
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For years I'd chronicle my joys and heartbreaks in journals and scribble down poems on napkins at bars.
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Beckett describes a psychologically tortured group that would scribble strange diagrams on the walls of Crowley's former home.
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Right now I have "Crazy Salad" and "Scribble Scribble," by Nora Ephron; "No Ordinary Time," by Doris Kearns Goodwin; "White Teeth," by Zadie Smith; "The Stories of John Cheever"; "Friend of My Youth," by Alice Munro; "You Think It, I'll Say It," by Curtis Sittenfeld; and "Knuffle Bunny," by Mo Willems.
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We're going to need more space in our notebook, because we have a lot of names to scribble down.
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Most of Keith's merch featured the famous "Feel the Bern" line, with a scribble of the candidate's scruffy hair.
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Preserve handwriting and recipes Allison Hansen's mother used to scribble notes and put them in her lunchbox every day.
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It was filled with penciled-in notes specific to Southern California design, including a scribble on the mysterious dovecote.
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I tried to give them everything, [PEN SCRIBBLE REDACTION] (wasn't completely honest) so they didn't have to interview Jayme.
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I'd write a couple of sentences, and then giggle to myself and scribble them out and try something else.
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Now all I can do is pretend to laugh, slide my card through the swiper, scribble on the receipt.
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It was one button, one contacts list, and the option to scribble some nonsense on there if you want.
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This €650 notepad-and-pen announced at IFA converts every scribble into a digital facsimile stored on your smartphone.
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I don't need it, but it's been incredibly useful to scribble down spur-of-the-moment thoughts and reminders.
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The pair run a Portland design firm called Scribble Tone, whose clients include the annual Portland Design Week festival.
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I don't disagree with his read on how children can really scribble all over a life and a marriage.
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Resigned, I saved my notes, closed my computer and began to scribble illegibly in an old-school spiral notebook.
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They scribble down through trees and ungroomed pitches on both sides of the resort access road, their origins unclear.
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" Recounting the adventurous trip, he also catalogs his own wicked ways: "For nothing would he do / But scribble poetry.
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Can't President Trump use his magic weather Sharpie to scribble out the storms and draw some sun in there?
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In many of the rectangles, one color is loosely applied over another, a dense scribble over a solid plane.
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The journal's keys will be updated every month to offer new artwork, and activity prompts for people to scribble down.
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I'll answer some of your questions, some I can't(?) [PEN SCRIBBLE REDACTION] I won't put a lot of details anyways.
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That time limit means that users are forced to work together to do anything more meaningful than a random scribble.
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There's a basic tripod effect that makes it just fine to scribble on, for those who were worried about that.
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Until we can search emojis, perhaps we should all grab a piece of paper and scribble down some emoji shortcuts.
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They scribble on the walls, sculpt laundry, or turn the whole room into a walk-in blue screen of death.
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In the U.S., he worked as a cab driver, and would scribble his fiction in the driver's seat between fares.
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"This is you," she said, and showed him a scribble of black lines with a staining splotch of blue ink.
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The architects specified some furniture with built-in scribble pads, and many of the walls are writable back-painted glass.
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And this won't just let you scribble on the screen, Windows Ink will allow you to interact with these apps.
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Pale green leaf-lace froths on the trees, a verdant scribble working its way up the foothills of Mt. Greylock.
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Follow the stylishly simple lead of the artist Caroline Kent, a former contemporary curator now behind the studio Scribble & Daub.
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Mr. Dando does not seem to care that his career arc has been more of an Etch A Sketch scribble.
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The art matches the text in humor: Jamieson draws Felix's ancient, ratty stuffed squirrel Tiffany as a squashed, dark scribble.
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Apple Watch got an overhaul with watchOS 113, which includes an SOS button, instant loading of apps, "Scribble" and new faces.
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His message pertained to some walls at the company's Menlo Park headquarters where staffers are encouraged to scribble notes and signatures.
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But how many parents allow their kids to scribble said drawings onto their faces, then share the outcome with the world?
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If you do have your phone open, however, it's quite magical to see your writing appear on screen as you scribble.
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" While the Slater films listed below didn't earn him any shiny hunks of prestige, they did inspire us to scribble "Mrs.
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But Maison Margiela just debuted the 22 Replica Low Message sneakers, and the brand wants you to scribble all over them.
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Imagine the feeling of using a ruler to limit where you can scribble with a marker on a piece of paper.
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Scribble, Apple's new writing recognition feature, makes responding to texts or Slack chats almost as easy as responding on a phone.
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But unless he's got a jam called "Kylie Was Here," Kim Kardashian's youngest sib decided to scribble on said track listing.
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A ten-foot wide psychedelic demon face gapes at us above the warehouse entrance, a junior high notebook scribble made real.
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In addition to placing transparencies over students' prints and scribble notes on them, these instructors would pen long letters of feedback.
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I found this scribble in my father's handwriting, on the back of Shura's photograph: A deaf man's scream, unheard by himself.
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You scribble down all the lyrics you remember, pass off the songs as your own, and get a huge record deal.
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Say hello to the Scribble Pen, a smart pen with a special ink cartridge and scanner that can replicate any color.
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Apple also says the watch's messaging features will be "more expressive," with the ability to scribble replies directly onto the watch.
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"I wanted to conflate really aggressive music with sugary pop progressions and textures to create this psycho scribble," Lopatin told Hirway.
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You can use it to read e-books, take notes, and scribble out drawings, and also bring up an E Ink keyboard.
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With daily inspirational quotes, scribble pages, and a gratitude practice section, this journal will help you restore the balance in your life.
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During his nine- to ten-hour shifts as a full-time cab driver, he would scribble stories in a notebook between fares.
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With AR drawing, you can scribble on the world around you, then move your camera and see the markings stay in place.
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New features also include Scribble, which lets you write out words, and better watch faces that show more useful data from apps.
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How I'd visit him in the office where he and my dad used to work, sit on his lap and scribble furiously.
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And even with the first scribble of a circle, the screen is already making suggestions of emojis with a basic, round shape.
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Letter writers could scribble a message onto electrically charged foil, and the portions covered by ink would block the flow of current.
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Pelosi even took part, taking time to scribble her vote on a green paper card before turning it into the House clerks.
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Here's a video demonstration of how the Scribble Pen works: Want to doodle with an exact shade of red from a rose?
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There's also a $119 version called the Scribble Pen Stylus that only works with tablets and doesn't contain the smart ink cartridge.
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The Scribble Pen sounds amazing, but I've been let down by too many cool ideas that are just that, a cool idea.
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I lean in to my missing eyebrows and scribble on giant, ostentations Joan Crawford affairs that take 20 minutes to even out.
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While everyone else is living the paperless life, you opt to scribble on countless post-its and jot down notes on journals instead.
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But why would you settle for wafer thin pages and weak spines when there's a world of top notch notebooks to scribble in?
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Those movements can then be translated into on-screen interactions, letting you pan and swipe through photos, tap buttons, and even scribble letters.
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Rather than punch in text or scribble it on the phone's touchscreen display, with Clips you're supposed to narrate your thoughts out loud.
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Failing that, you can scribble out a message letter by letter a la the Apple Watch if you really have no other option.
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Afterward, I would rush to get out of the prison and to my car to quickly scribble down what they had told me.
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According to its creators, the most fun isn't found in a scientifically designed pinball table or a manic scribble, but something in-between.
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The new watchOS 6 update will bring its own dedicated App Store that you can search through via Siri, scribble, and voice dictation.
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Then he'd jerk the pages from my hand to scribble further emendations, or ball them up and toss them into the suite's corners.
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"To the best of my knowledge, the 'Circle Scribble' versions are the toughest [to find]—by far," said Jon Pederson, who runs BillRipken.
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The yearning that you scribble in your diary about and inspires you to create Boy Boxes to house movie tickets and used ChapStick.
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When I walk through the door, I find the first scrap of paper I can lay my hands on and scribble it down.
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The written scribble on this sheet include the "Feynman diagrams" that he developed to quickly summarize a subatomic interaction with lines and squiggles.
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Scribble then moved the project to Tilt, another crowdfunding website, and after raising $227,540, it also was canceled, but backers were reportedly refunded.
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Sometimes, a 1%-themed holiday wish list is even more fun to scribble out than a realistic one filled with socks and coffee makers.
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China's e-commerce sales are double America's and the Chinese send 269 times more money by mobile phones than Americans, who still scribble cheques.
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In a nutshell, it's every bit the type of style that would attract a marker-wielding toddler determined to scribble on everything in sight.
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Apple Pay has been integrated into apps on the watch, and you can quickly write text on the screen to scribble replies to messages.
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All it might take is one, marked in pencil or ink with a unique scribble, to set particle physics off on its next adventure.
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Apple also highlighted a feature called Scribble that will let you draw English and Mandarin responses to text messages right on the watch face.
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Many are also eliminating "white boarding " — a type of tech interview that asks candidates to scribble out computer-science concepts — from the hiring process.
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The limestone of the Great Pyramid was once so covered in tourist scribble that one Arab traveler guessed the words would fill 10,000 pages.
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Heizer started hanging out at Max's Kansas City, the artists' bar, on whose front window he was later commissioned to make a scribble etching.
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Then Ms. Teyssier's Maria would sing a frenzied burst of pent-up notes, and the instruments would scurry, trying to scribble down her words.
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Scribble something in front of the tablet, and an onscreen monster "picks up" what you've drawn and uses it as a prop in a story.
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My Script MathPad lets you use your fingers to scribble barely legible math equations that the app turns into live, functioning ones with accurate results.
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To drop a signature into a document or an image, go back into the same Signature menu and pick the scribble you want to use.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the show tweeted that they had created a browser extension that converts Donald Trump's tweets into their "rightful state": a child's scribble.
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But occasionally I ask questions about what I've just read, I scribble down related reading, I star pages that reveal hidden themes of the book.
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The highlights included faster app loading, a new dock function, a texting system called "Scribble," and a shortcuts feature that basically copies iOS's control center.
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Having the ability to bash out a long passage of text or scribble on the screen is a really nice addition to the iPad's capabilities.
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In the short clip, the emcee sat down and extended her legs, highlighting a pair of Moschino tights featuring a childlike scribble down the front.
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Last year's WWDC event provided clear appeals to the Chinese market, including iMessage apps, and "Scribble" written characters in messages — convenient for writing Chinese characters.
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There will be shorter shortcuts to text message responses, and a new scribble-to-text function — which is not new, but new to Apple Watch.
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Users will also be able to scribble responses to messages one letter at time, instead of relying on the canned responses that are currently available.
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This is useful, but if you want to scribble down a more visual note, like a mathematical formula, you have to use a different app.
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A person's signature often changes throughout their life, and in hasty circumstances a well-crafted one can be abandoned in lieu of a scrawled scribble.
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The real ideological action is undertaken by the audience, whose members read between the lines of these culture pieces and then scribble in the margins.
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Bending traditional notions of "painting," Giovanna Olmos works entirely on her phone, using screenshots and an app called Procreate Pocket to blur, scribble, and manipulate.
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Backstage before shows, reviewers dutifully scribble down the often random references that designers make to the scrapbook inspirations they have pinned to their mood boards.
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They Photoshop Hillary into orange prison jumpsuits, interpret a wink from her as "a mild stroke" and scribble humiliating Monica Lewinsky jokes over her face.
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This is not an unusual experience for me in the art world but I did scribble "where are the people of color?" in my notes.
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Times Insider Type, scribble, sketch, stash in your memory over ice cream with a source: Different circumstances, and different stories, call for very different methods.
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She was wearing a veil and a wedding dress on which Ms. Hay had invited Ms. Love to scribble whatever she wanted in red Sharpie.
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And then comes the awful last step: You are forced to scribble your name in some grotesque cursive that'd make your first grade teacher wince.
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Floyd grabbed for the glove -- fully prepared to scribble his John Hancock -- but after a quick inspection, he pulled back and told her he wouldn't sign.
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I write first drafts as if I were turning over tarot cards, too: I scribble single, disjointed paragraphs until the right image of a character emerges.
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They had no fancy literature, just black-and-white one-pagers on computer paper, which Jacobs would scribble on when leaving a "I missed you" note.
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But if you don't want to use Smart Reply, you can use Scribble, which allows you to draw your words right on the Apple Watch face.
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You can turn your phone sideways and scribble out notes — then send them with the "invisible ink" option so your recipient has to manually reveal them.
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In her Instagram caption, she clarified that the subtle scribble is supposed to be the letter "m" — but has never clarified the meaning of the letter.
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Catherine Gumarin, Mercer University, Class of 2019 In a romantic comedy, the female lead might scribble her phone number on a restaurant napkin to demonstrate interest.
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Asano is credited with creating the modern, portable fax machine in 1961, and helping devise those screens on which we scribble our signatures with credit cards.
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After every game, I would grab a Magic Marker and scribble in new words that had popped up, type them into my list, then print again.
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That black-and-gold striped pencil is something many of us grew up with, using it to scribble messages to friends in class before phones were everywhere.
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But, since they are not coming to the end line at the same time, we will have much more time to scribble down the whole detailed message.
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Using Apple Pencil is aces on the smaller mini; don't worry about the real estate being an issue if you like to scribble notes or make sketches.
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Beyond the nails at Moschino, there's plenty of other scribble nail art out there — which is a relief for those of us who struggle with straight lines.
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I read economics, politics and history books in paper (I need to scribble on the page and add dog-ears liberally), and sports and lifestyle books electronically.
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There is a problem, however: Beaux's handwriting is of the sort of inky, late 19th-century scribble that is hard for 21st-century computer users to decipher.
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While it may seem like technology is rendering old-school writing utensils obsolete, students still need pencils to scribble down notes, take quizzes, and complete homework assignments.
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The "screen off memo," as Samsung calls it, was useful to me for the exact reason it was created: being able to scribble and save quick reminders.
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By spanning the hierarchy that distinguishes the sophisticated brushstroke from the child-like scribble, the artist dissolves the borders separating one kind of mark making from another.
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She has a nice dry scribble in the colored pencil drawing for "Bop" and a more refined one for "Brick With Heart," both studies for archipelago paintings.
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Those of us who lived through the times she wrote about in her classic essay collections "Crazy Salad" (1975) and "Scribble Scribble" (1978) — indeed, who read the books when they were too new to qualify as "classic," and who feel the melancholy that drives the mordant humor of her 2006 collection, "I Feel Bad About My Neck" — cherish Our Nora as a lively, opinionated sister who cut through crap.
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If I take the time to scribble my thoughts on paper to you, no matter how bad my handwriting, I'm implicitly saying that you are worth the effort.
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Tap this to scribble away—your note will be saved for future use and you can if you wish pick from some example notes already stored in Messages.
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They fret that more surprises may be stuffed into subsections which the drafters have yet to scribble (a process that may delay an election promised for mid-2017).
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"If you see a peach it usually has to do with sexuality, the scribble clusters are about anxiety/over-thinking, and wilting flowers for lost love," Evelyn says.
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A crane was brought in to take people up to the top of the poster where there was still room for them to scribble their messages this weekend.
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The center of the Smart Writing Set is the Pen+, a slender aluminum writing instrument with flat sides and a sensor to pick up anything I scribble down.
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Mr. Ai had become obsessed with a red scribble that appeared on a planning document for an art show next month in Yinchuan, a city in northwest China.
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I was charmed by a smaller, quieter dessert: a mochi cake stuffed with fior di latte ice cream, with sea salt and a fragrant scribble of olive oil.
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With her face scratched out in a disturbing black scribble, Henrietta is an intentionally forgotten vessel whose importance lies in the fact that she gave birth to Hollyhock.
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Games like Namco's Pac-Pix, which asked you to draw a Pac-Man (the size of your scribble determining his speed), using arrows and walls to direct him.
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See what you want — a little bit 1950s, a little bit Hitchcock — but in the end we are all our own canvas, free to scribble as we will.
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Clutching his familiar clipboard so he could scribble down the latest dope on the competitors, Ahlum talked shop with the men who knew his voice all too well.
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Programming for the first day called for an icebreaker in which employees were asked to scribble unusual facts about themselves on pieces of paper tossed into a hat.
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Odds are, you'd scribble a rectangle with two downward wings for your palms to grip, a D-pad, four face buttons, shoulder triggers, and a pair of thumbsticks.
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It's as if he died and no one could remember what he looked like so they had a fourth grader who met him once scribble down their best effort.
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Its newest app, Scribble Press Deluxe, was downloaded over 600,000 times in March and is being used in over 35,000 classrooms, to give you an idea of Fingerprint's traction.
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AR Doodle is one of the neater camera software add-ons, letting users scribble on spots in space with the S Pen or add images and masks to faces.
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Those who have cultivated cursive handwriting often exhibit two quite different styles: a carefully formed "fair hand" for composing formal letters; and a scribble for making hurried personal notes.
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Freeman's painted books, arrayed in a vitrine in the Karma bookstore, likewise evoke child's play — here a child's inclination to draw and scribble on his or her picture books.
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So this year, before you scribble down a handful of ambitious to-dos only to feel discouraged when you fall behind by mid-January, do things a little differently.
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Sometimes I'd wait until he went to the bathroom at the end of the meal and then scribble out the tip he had left and add a few bucks.
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The project, however, was canceled by Kickstarter after Scribble (the company) failed to show details on how the Pen worked and produce a working prototype; backers were never refunded.
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Any addict could come to her, claim they had lost their tablets—or that their usual NHS doctor was on holiday—and she would scribble out a new script.
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Esther Wallace started out carrying a sketch pad to scribble fashion designs, but at age 15 she swapped it out for a basketball and fell in love with the sport.
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She comes back in and plops herself at my feet while I scribble three pages of word vomit into my morning pages notebook and comb through email and social media.
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If you're about to go vote on a historical referendum, you might want to check what your vote really means before you scribble a "yes" or "no" on that ballot.
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Bill was so stunned by the call that though he did his best to scribble down everything Maynard was saying, he didn't think to ask her for a contact number.
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So the program started the inmates posting on Twitter from prison: They would scribble messages on pieces of paper with 140 boxes, and the program would type and post them.
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There is a breathless energy to her work, from the simple scribble of an approaching horizon to the hunch of her own back as she heads into a stiff wind.
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It wasn't just some fast scribble like so many celebrities do – and this is a man who literally signed a couple hundred thousand autographs over the course of his life.
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Social media users pointed out that the translucent black scribble failed to conceal the meal, pillorying the apparent attempt to hide the Israeli diplomat's consumption of the non-kosher shellfish.
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We also had social scripts to follow, and I was dutiful about highlighting my parts: study, serve volleyballs, scribble my crushes' names on stuff, produce S-shaped poops, eventually succeed.
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So do I. My family understands why I often return from a run and then grab the closest pen and paper to scribble notes before the small revelations drift away.
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Then she made a nimbus, an identical but slightly larger area than the sample, and placed that behind the cut-out scribble, as though to highlight or halo the sample.
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Yup: you can scribble things on a tiny 38mm Apple Watch using your finger, but you can't do that in the Clips app for iPhone and iPad, at least not yet.
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According to McConney, Trump had him print out his Twitter mentions and would use Sharpie pens to scribble responses that would later be typed up and tweeted out to the public.
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The side panel will let you organize meetings, plan out your day, or just scribble down a few notes without leaving an email to go into another tab or another app.
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A mouthy fuckup from a bad family, Alyssa is drawn to James right away: he's such an affectless blank slate that he seems perfect for an angry girl to scribble on.
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For most chip transactions, you have to dip the credit card into a slot and wait for the transaction to be approved before you can remove it and scribble your signature.
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He would handwrite it at the end of his notes, and that led to a scribble technique that we're using for this collection so his notes are written on every garment.
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Every player to appear in a Yankees game — from the longest-serving (the former shortstop Derek Jeter) to the shortest (King) — may scribble their name onto the wall of team history.
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Unsatisfied with the options that remained, Mr. García, a 33-year-old musician who first voted for Mr. Correa in 2006, chose to simply scribble over his ballot, rendering it invalid.
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BB: One of her earlier books is What Children Scribble and Why, where she goes into the world of scribbles and tries to make sense of them in a semiotic way.
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One of the most highlighted new features for the Apple Watch is called Scribble, allowing you to write letters on the Apple Watch screen that are then translated into digital text. Cool!
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It's best to wait until you're in a committed relationship with a partner who has demonstrated they are capable of being your emergency contact before you scribble their name on a form.
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Unlike most patients who sit in exam rooms and furiously scribble information relayed by their oncologists, my oncologists are sometimes scribbling information I relay to them, such as how to spell "olaparib"!
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" Only later did Dator realize that Reeves "bought an ice cream cone he didn't want, just to get receipt paper so he could scribble his autograph for a 20193-year-old idiot.
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Others questioned why the Israeli embassy didn't simply crop the image, while one added a similar black scribble to screenshots of news articles about Bolsonaro, following his recent remarks about the Holocaust.
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I began to notice that more than just excitement, the rush to tell me stories that I would then scribble into my little OfficeMax pocket notebook was a form of one-upmanship.
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The person holding the pen above that notebook page is free to write, doodle or scribble her idea however she wishes between those borders, without the restrictions or distractions imposed by software.
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It's certainly worth asking who gets to make art and how and where and why the creative efforts of marginalized communities are so often dismissed as mere craft or noise or scribble.
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StaffPad launched as a truly unique app for Windows-based tablets nearly five years ago, allowing composers to scribble notes on a screen and convert the handwritten music into a typeset score.
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Chris Martin tore a group of autograph hounds a new one for being way too aggressive in trying to get him to scribble on their crap ... a trend that's becoming more common.
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The refrigerator, which retails for around $3,000, also has a large touch-screen on a door that can be used to order groceries online, watch television, or scribble memos and draw pictures.
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" Only later did it click with Dator: Reeves "bought an ice cream cone he didn't want, just to get receipt paper so he could scribble his autograph for a 20203-year-old idiot.
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Another tip he offered up is inviting friends and relatives to scribble messages on the underside of the dining room table after a meal as a discreet but indelible way of preserving memories.
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Don't Switch Out on Tyler Johnson Seven years ago I started a blog called Shaky Ankles that allowed me to scribble random NBA-related thoughts in between clips of crossover-dribble-induced carnage.
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Mr. Garrow ascribes the scribble to either William Sullivan, head of the Domestic Intelligence Division, whose personal file was the source of the document containing the rape allegation, or one of his associates.
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A sketchbook, either Aquabee or New Soho; a handful of fresh waterproof pens, either Uni-Ball or Micron; and my phone, to record if I'm drawing while interviewing or can't scribble fast enough.
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At last year's conference, for example, Apple's top software executive, Craig Federighi, demonstrated how users could order food, scribble doodles and send funny images known as stickers in chats on its Messages app.
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To retill the grounds of my subconscious that have been home to violent bodies for much too long, and to find a way to scribble a being onto white paper in black ink.
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So I was there on my own, and I used to come in, and I used to just think, "I'm going to ..." You know, I'd sit down and I would scribble my diary.
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The resulting columnar volume calls to mind Sol Lewitt's scribble drawings, whose graphite lines move from sparse in the center to dense at the perimeter, fooling the eye into reading a rounded surface.
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"Apparently Harper is allowed to scribble on daddy," the athlete wrote on Instagram debuting his palm tattoo, a doodle by his daughter of a stick figure wearing a dress, standing next to a heart.
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"Apparently Harper is allowed to scribble on daddy," the athlete wrote on Instagram debuting his palm tattoo, a doodle by his daughter of a stick figure wearing a dress, standing next to a heart.
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When she was working, Mirzakhani would doodle on sheets of paper and scribble formulas on the edges of her drawings, leading her daughter to describe the work as painting, according to the Stanford statement.
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"We equate it to a design lab like in architecture school, a place where you can go brainstorm, sketch on the scribble pads, work with classmates," Paul Stevens, a senior principal at ZAS, said.
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The third page pans around the woman, and we learn she is holding something against her chest — it's not clear what, the art is a scribble and her companion is a mass of black.
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Nothing that's going to make you run to the Apple store to get a new wristputer per se, but evidence that Apple Watch is slowly maturing into a useable OS.Worst: Scribble copies from...Palm OS?!
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It's classic noir narrative to its bones, with all the required accouterments: the ceiling fans, the shadows, the tough guys, the morally ambiguous protagonist and the femme fatale, all drawn in Feiffer's signature dancing scribble.
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The beauty of a bullet journal lies in it being both a notebook in which you can scribble any old thing and a highly organized, structured system that imposes discipline and order on your life.
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"My Hat," the poem excerpted above, for instance, is paired with a scribble of a woman borne aloft between the moon and sun by a giant hat, with her waist supported by its chin strap.
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So you can imagine my surprise when I saw this one kid in my class named Mike wearing a black T-shirt with a scratchy scribble across the top and an illustration of dice underneath.
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MCGURN: No. GIGOT: You are not going to scribble in the margins, "I want to do X." MCGURN: It&aposs a very difficult job because, as Kim said, all the paperwork goes through the staff secretary.
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While the increased screen space offers more room to see workout stats or scribble text messages, the feature that has most prevented the Apple Watch from being a killer fitness tracker is its daylong battery life.
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It includes 8GB of memory, a 512GB solid state drive, the 10th Generation Intel Core i5-1035G1 processor, and supports the Dell Active Pen when you want to scribble notes or doodle during a boring meeting.
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I would scribble equations on a pad or a whiteboard, trying to sway him, but when I was done, I would find that the answer was the one he had already worked out in his head.
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At MESH, a workspace in central Oslo, Kate, Prince William, Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit were able to try out reMarkable — a digital tablet device that users can scribble on using a special pen.
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Sure, the signature is still used in physical stores and restaurants, yet the occasional times a cashier has me sign a receipt, it's hardly a consistent signature and more of an elaborate scribble depicting my current mood.
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Maybe they'd make their way to my desk and travel with me to the couch and then the bed; perhaps I'd read a few chapters, scribble notes, think uncharitable thoughts, but most likely it would stop there.
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Something that could be bundled into stacks and have readers scribble on it, bend corners, flip pages back and forth, feel the heft and weight of the book and be able to contemplate their place in it.
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At MESH, a workspace in central Oslo, Kate, Prince William, Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit were able to try out reMarkable — a digital tablet device that users can scribble on using a special pen.
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Without a working GPS, I was forced to scribble rights and lefts on napkins and receipts and, when those pieces of paper inevitably disappeared, call up 21st-century Googlers from the road, sometimes multiple times per journey.
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This won't just let you scribble on the screen, Windows Ink will allow you to interact with these apps According to Microsoft, 72% of people spend at least an hour a day using a pen and paper.
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Billed as the "last pen you'll ever have to buy," the Scribble Pen promises to let you "scan" colors simply by touching the RGB color sensor built into the top of the pen onto a colored object.
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The drawings — many of which contained closely packed parallel lines, rows of circles, and a stylized Slinky-like scribble — did not remind me of anyone else's work, which is a rare experience in this day and age.
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Industry arguments and talking points notwithstanding, I find it hard to believe there's someone out there who thinks signatures, basically an ever-changing scribble if you're like me, are more secure and difficult to circumvent than a PIN.
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Mark Twain, who loved the Alice books, once calling Carroll his "dream brother," was no exception to this general truth of bedtime hopes — and anyway, no good writer ever misses a chance to scribble down a promising story.
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The book contains strict instructions (Barry is a benign tyrant): Close your eyes and draw the Statue of Liberty in one minute, draw yourself as Batman, scribble on a page then turn the random lines into a monster.
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As we see it, the world will be a better place if we never see another patient in a clinic lobby furiously trying to remember several weeks' worth of information while they scribble their data onto a clipboard form.
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I don't use the S Pen too often, but it did come in handy when I needed to keep track of reminders in a pinch, since I didn't have to unlock my phone to scribble down a few thoughts.
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You can also find and download the Pandora app in the Apple Watch itself by pressing the Digital Crown and selecting the App Store, using Scribble or Dictation to search for the app, and tapping "Get" to download it.
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You can erase, scribble out, and carefully edit a written message, but actions speak louder than words, and the thought of that being used against you makes you reluctant to say or do anything that can give others ammunition.
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Accenture also banned pens and paper at employee desks, so employees who worry they'll forget their code have to quickly scribble it on their hands before locking their phones back up and making the run back to their desk.
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The latest watch software from Apple, watchOS 5, was released a few weeks ago and allows users to manually input Wi-Fi passwords by using the device's "Scribble" feature, which lets users draw characters on the screen to input text.
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With each new product and technique, the students would quickly scribble down tips in their notebooks (Bethea filled up more than four pages in the first hour), and got up out of their chairs to capture pictures with their phones.
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Now, she's racked up at least 30 tattoos — but there are plenty more that are either too small or too faded for anyone to get a glimpse of (like the scribble on her left thigh or "hi" on her toe).
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Thanksgiving came and went, and before I knew it, I was standing in the torrential rain trying to scribble on a soggy notebook amid hundreds of migrants who had lost their precarious lean-tos and meager belongings to Mother Nature.
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You can catch a glimpse of your upcoming calendar appointments while running from meeting to meeting, scribble something on the top of your laptop with a stylus, or even read a Kindle book when the laptop is closed on your lap.
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And as you can see from my story, a business plan doesn't have to be a lengthy, well-thought-out proposal — it can be as simple as some notes in a notebook, or a scribble on the back of an envelope.
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I know puzzle makers who have driven past signs with phrases on them that are just ripe for theme development, and there is always that internal struggle whether to keep going or to pull over and scribble down the idea.
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"The star of this dish is veal sweetbreads/i find we have much in common," she explains in poetry, and as she speaks, illustrative brush strokes scribble and stack until a gourmet sweetbread dish and its individual ingredients float all around me.
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In the time it'd take me to scribble my thoughts onto the dry erase board, my family or friends would move to the next topic, or worse, they'd wait patiently, and I could see a mask of boredom gradually cover their faces.
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But the company's new $30 Scribble n' Play featuring Colorburst is the first of its drawing tablets to introduce a rainbow of colors that's revealed as kids draw on its LCD display using a collection of four styluses cleverly stored around its frame.
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Over the course of an hour, the group registered about eight voters — outside a Starbucks, in a minimall and at a bus stop, where Ms. Casas persuaded a woman to scribble the requisite information on a form just as her ride was arriving.
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Scribble is now more or less the same between Apple mobile devices, but there's an extra wrinkle in watchOS 3: It will let you write an custom message one letter at at time — for those instances were the boilerplate responses aren't enough.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. — As Rutgers and Michigan State stationed themselves in their locker rooms during halftime Wednesday night at the Rutgers Athletic Center, the Scarlet Knights' mascot walked over to the Spartans' bench, grabbed Coach Tom Izzo's clipboard and pretended to scribble a play.
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We're starting to pick up speed in our weekly course through the puzzles, but it's Wednesday now, so watch out for the trickier clues that might slow you down and the entries that require a bit more thought before you scribble them in.
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Laughlin will sometimes scribble the time of a possession on a scrap of paper and have a member of the training staff deliver it to Rubin and Kerr, who will download it onto an iPad and have it sent to the bench.
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Out of the countless pillow tales that he told his two daughters, Clara and Susy — tales set off by either girl pointing at random to a picture in a magazine — one seemed promising enough to scribble down as a set of notes.
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After shuffling into a closed conference room with rows of interfacing seats, dozens of women were granted 4 minutes and 20 seconds (4.33/20!) to introduce themselves, scribble out their new contacts' information, and get down to talking about the business at hand: cannabis.
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Another reason screen time can slow development is that the hours passed in front of televisions and tablets mean kids may miss out on chances to scribble with crayons or play games that help them learn how to kick a ball or take turns.
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That's part of the whole principle of collectivist improvisation—that a bud with an extra set of hands might scribble all over your masterpiece and cause you to view it in a new light entirely, and push you into new directions and new dimensions.
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So while sensor technology could enable a stylus that can do a lot more than just let you scribble creatively on a touchscreen, implementing such a fine-grained touch/gesture UI into a piece of hardware would require a steep learning curve for users.
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As with Snapchat Stories, once a user has snapped a photo or recorded a video to share within this channel they are offered a range of editing tools to augment the content — such as by drawing on a colorful scribble or adding and positioning emoji.
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To help the process along, you can also doodle: A British study found that when people were encouraged to scribble on paper while listening to a tedious voice mail message, they correctly remembered 29 percent more information than people who never picked up a pen.
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Once she'd laid some knowledge on me, I dipped my quill into an ink pot Jim had supplied and tried to scribble a few meaningful paragraphs down on a scroll of parchment, which my dutiful assistant then typed and posted to the VICE site.
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As you might expect, inside a "Jam" session, you can draw, type, import and scribble on images and Google Docs, search the web in a mini-browser, communicate with colleagues via Google Hangout and keep a digital record of your work in Google Drive.
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Many times, my cheek grew damp against the pillow when I realized that I'd only had a dream, and that my mother was still dead, and all I could do was scribble poems in my journal until I was tired of listening to my own grief.
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Instead of keeping them hidden in a shoe box or desk drawer, they can use this diary, which has plastic sleeves to fit all different kinds of tickets as well as open margins on the sides where they can scribble notes to remind them of each event.
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Feeling like an outsider has always been part of the Eminem mythology, and on "Venom" he retells his origin story, from performing at the hip-hop festival Scribble Jam to sleeping on the floor of his friend Proof's motel room to getting Dr. Dre's stamp of approval.
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It's the kind of book you'll want to scribble all over, jotting down notes about what makes good dialogue (it should make readers feel like they're eavesdropping) and why certain stories are so hard to write (they lack a center that the writer cares passionately about).
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James's night, which ended one rebound shy of a triple-double, was predictably familiar to a man of Ramsey's age, 80, which makes him one of the few who could scribble a scouting report on every N.B.A. great to ever dribble under the Garden's famed dropped ceiling.
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"The wedding announcements in The Times are so perfect and polished, and the inspiration comes from that sort of primal feeling one gets when one sees a perfect picture, which is to scribble a mustache on it or draw some sunglasses on it," Mr. Baedeker said.
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As the play is taken verbatim from young Sontag's journal entries, the words of the older iteration of the thinker represent the notes real-life Sontag would scribble in the margins of her old journals, treating her former self as a work of literature up for critique.
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So having a film spoiled ahead of time makes it possible for me to actually watch it as a movie, looking at the visuals and thinking about the dialogue and acting and all of those things, instead of just frantically trying to scribble down every detail of what's happening.
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As we admire the serene, plant-filled décor of the $400-a-night hotel, she ticks off some of its ecologically sound features — refillable tanks for shampoo and conditioner, a chalkboard to scribble notes on instead of wasteful paper pads, a timer in the shower to encourage people to save water.
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Leopard print, negative space, and not-so-simple scribble reigned supreme in salons and, of course, on Instagram, prompting us to ditch the failsafe nudes altogether (sorry, Ballet Slippers; sorry, Queen Elizabeth) for something a little more offbeat — and next year's crop promises to be just as creative and cool.
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Commentary: Flynn facts: a threat to national securityCommentary: When the FBI confronts the White HouseCommentary: With Trump, nuclear brinkmanship is back The president evidently suspects that somewhere in a dark parking garage in the District of Columbia, the feds are ratting him out as reporters in fedoras furtively scribble shorthand notes.
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After the initial three-hour recording session, Mendelson believed they were still missing a number to accompany Charlie Brown and his friends ice skating during the special's intro, so he decided to take matters into his own hands and scribble down some lyrics on an envelope for a new song.
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Instead of being able to immediately call the court the minute Mr. Brooks' eye popped open to request a stay of execution, his lawyers were forced to sit and watch, completely powerless to act or even scribble notes on a notepad, as their client's internal organs burned from the inside out.
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In "Untitled" (2018), a dynamic brown scribble occupies the center of the canvas, with heads floating asymmetrically on either side, the lower one, scraped horizontally and left cracked and raw, is inscribed with a triangle pointed up, the higher one, likewise excavated but smoothed and painted into, with a triangle pointed down.
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Though he was prohibited from granting interviews or issuing public statements and was often denied access to books, paper, pens and pencils, he managed to scribble messages on scraps of paper for his family to smuggle out, and he recorded a handful of covert audio and video messages denouncing the Maduro government.
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It might just be me, but even the way scribble and digital touch have been added to iOS links nicely to the Watch, helping to socialise this way to express ourselves as well as widen the circle of people who can now receive and send heartbeats or kisses or fireballs or even a heartbreak.
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Quicker NavigationIn addition to running more quickly all around, the Watch will let you respond more speedily to messages with better smart replies, and will give you the ability to write out a custom reply on the screen with a feature called "Scribble" (Google also announced a similar feature at its developer conference last month).
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She pulled out her I.D. card; slid it into her laptop, which, like the walls of the room, was faced with blond wood; and typed in her secret code, one of two that went with her I.D. The other code issues her digital signature—a seal that, Estonians point out, is much harder to forge than a scribble.
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Ganni is known for piloting an aesthetic its founders call Scandi 2.0, a look defined by its kooky mix of colors, textures and forms that look beautiful in the way you would expect a tot's scribble in a Scandinavian gender-neutral preschool to be beautiful: They represent a principle of thinking, born not just of one artist's joy but from a society's joy.
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I scribble the 12 words onto a notepad, click a button and my seed phrase is transformed into a string of 64 seemingly patternless characters: 1b0be2162cedb2744d016943bb14e71de63af95a63af3790d6b41b1e719dc5c66 This is what's called a "private key" in the world of cryptography: a way of proving identity, in the same, limited way that real-world keys attest to your identity when you unlock your front door.
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Instead of having to scramble and find a pen — which has usually already run out of ink, or worse, created a scribble on the lining of my bag, and then having to make out my handwriting afterward — I can jot down notes at high speeds on my Notes app, which already boasts 127 notes with to-do lists, creative ideas, and dreams I've recalled.
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The book fair provides kids with a wide selection of books that they don't have to read for school and that they can select for themselves, and books that they can keep forever and dog-ear and scribble in and otherwise mark up — which means that for a lot of kids, it represents the moment that the act of reading transitions from an obligation to a choice.
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The poems of this British-born US poet (son of an aristocratic Russian mother and middle-class Norwegian father) represent an amazing series of shifts of metaphoric imagination, which we might simply admire: Let's scribble on the plates of the rich something like eat the hand that pulls the plug, or let's break down houses made out of glass & look for the princess of< processed images….
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It looks like it's time to delve into the fascinating and oft-misunderstood world of weather Weather stats rely on two things First of all, let's cover a few common sense issues: Despite sophisticated modeling and projections, we really have no idea what the weather was in any specific point for most of global history, unless someone decided to scribble down the details on a piece of papyrus somewhere.
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Sometimes, as with this breathless scribble about a mutiny on the Lucretia in 1883, it's all three: At last the Capt told them the time was past for Agument and the first man … drew Pistol and said Shute you Son of a Bitch and did Shute at the Capt and jumped over from the Port Side of the Ship to the Starboard and was met by the Capt who Shot Him dead … The whaling logbooks are challenging, but the extra effort is worth it, Kevin Wood says.
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Yet, despite that, he really very genuinely has the vibe that if his black jeans fade he will just scribble over them with a Sharpie while still wearing them, or that he just has a vague odor of damp laundry to him, or that he had a whole argument with his mom last time his mom's friend was having a wedding because he tried to wear the same trodden-down Etnies he always wears along with his suit, and when he got there he met up with some old college friends and they stole a jug of cider that was being saved for the reception and drank it, and Sheeran's mom had to apologize to the bride because she was crying about the missing cider.
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