Sport stacking, cup stacking, speed stacking — whatever you call it, this sport is mesmerizing to watch.
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If you have kids, there's a chance you've heard about sport stacking (or speed stacking, or cup stacking, or whatever you feel like calling it).
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They're still more popular than stacking machines overall, but stacking machines use a lot less water and energy.
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We were stacking columns of gum on a shelf, or I was stacking them while she stood beside me, texting.
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Largely governed by the World Sport Stacking Association (WSSA), the sport involves stacking and unstacking cups at a rapid clip in a race against the clock.
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"On a broader sense, this illustrates that once you start stacking disasters and stacking crises, it adds complexity and expense," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA.
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Godinet received a patent in 1986 for a cup stacking kit he sold for $6, and by 1990, there were cup stacking programs in schools and clubs in 20113 states.
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LoanDepot said it has taken several steps to mitigate the risks of stacking, including requiring months of bank statements for its borrowers and building custom algorithms to flag potential stacking activity.
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And this time, it's really, really good at stacking boxes.
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Now concerns about stacking are adding to the industry's woes.
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"Stacking the deck would just produce more conflict," he said.
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Reasons to quit Prime sure are stacking up fast, though.
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Yet airlines are stacking up to pay the carbon tax.
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The increase comes as Americans' vet bills are stacking up.
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It's not as simple as stacking everything on a scale.
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As the replies started stacking up, Gillespie had mixed feelings.
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Oleske said that the law allowed for "stacking" of penalties.
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He's in pain, and his medical bills are stacking up.
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Also, no stacking cordwood when you have a gas fireplace.
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But right now the evidence is stacking up against Nick.
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Though he has slowed down, the projects are stacking up.
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Image: Intel3D stacking in CPUs is also possible and should provide similar gains, but until now we have not seen this kind of 3D stacking—known as logic-on-logic—in consumer-grade devices.
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"A lot of stuff is yeah, stacking up fast," said Elizabeth.
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An example of a layout for a CPU using 3D stacking.
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If she found any more she'd have to start stacking them.
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But everything started stacking up, bad things started happening to him.
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These plastic stacking drawers are great for under the bed storage.
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As late as 2009, he was still stacking blocks of wood.
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The movie manages to celebrate that choice without stacking the deck.
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Eighty billion pounds of trash are stacking up in the capital.
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It felt as if someone was stacking bricks on my heart.
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She said she was crouched down at the restaurant, stacking glassware.
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You'll find her signature stacking Horus slice rings ($21 to $1023).
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Here is a look at how the votes are stacking up.
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You could never see the Eagle Nebula's details without some stacking.
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Kahane is all for stacking different proportions and different gold colors.
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I remember one day, my kid was stacking blocks, and it was the first time she was stacking stuff, and I had my back turned to her and I was reading an article about Ted Cruz.
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Stacking correctly is incredibly important to ensure the place doesn't get messy.
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Outside observers charged the government with stacking the odds in its favour.
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You take it them in theater, with stacking them like cord wood.
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Sure, evidence is stacking up that Russian propaganda efforts had an impact.
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Those stacking cups in the kitchen work just fine too, she said.
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Both of these stacking orders were incorrect, per the people of Twitter.
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Signs keep stacking up about the trouble facing brick-and-mortar shopping.
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Imagine stacking a series of playing cards on top of each other.
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Beasts of Balance introduces brains and technology to the stacking game genre.
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Meat lovers, you are on notice: The scientific studies are stacking up.
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Stacking beds one on top of the other isn't the only option.
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I'll note that Bellavia's stacking and image processing program offered more customization.
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Here's a look at how votes are stacking up in the GOP.
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"I've never looked at it as stacking my credentials," Mr. Lopez said.
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We begin stacking titles as if we're preparing for a long winter.
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For an easy pairing, she suggests stacking cigar bands and eternity bands.
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His locker had remained mostly undisturbed until this weekend, packages stacking up.
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The instrument was limited in its depth of field, so in order to image the entire field of view, he used a technique called photo stacking: taking dozens of images from various focal points and stacking them together.
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As we wrote last week, the case against behavioral ads is stacking up.
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Coppola and the Mozart team are stacking the deck in favor of artistry.
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The above video shows stacking skills that you have to see to believe.
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And with all these foreign policy issues stacking up, what does Trump do?
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Stacking depends upon using irrevocable trusts, for which the donor gives up control.
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Filtered and EQ'd with masses of reverb and then stacking and sculpting them.
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"I'm really big on stacking rings—I just love that playfulness," she says.
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Dry stacking allows companies to dispose of mining waste without relying on dams.
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Further stacking the odds against them, apparently the food wasn't Dahlia's main draw.
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The fight stemmed from Paul stacking yard debris near a shared property line.
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The process would be as easy as stacking LEGO blocks, the company promised.
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You'll want to know how your Magikarp is stacking up against other Magikarps.
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They fall right at my sneakers with minimal stacking in the pant legs.
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Meanwhile, ascendant neoliberalism and globalization were stacking the deck against success at Noordwijk.
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By stacking items, the game gets confused on what it should be deleting.
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Tesla has a history of stacking deliveries at the end of a quarter.
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Furthermore, he is stacking these jobs with people who have given him cash.
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Several pieces, like a set of three stacking rings ($23,731), were sold out.
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Hong Kong is a champion at stacking people on top of each other.
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If you're earning a 12,000-euro bonus you'd be better off stacking shelves.
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Everybody loves Jenga, but the wooden brick stacking game is so 20th century.
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Stacking a bunch of different rings on your fingers is all the rage.
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OnDeck and Prosper said they have launched efforts to detect and guard against stacking.
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Intel hopes to change that in late 2019 using its 3D stacking technology, Foveros.
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She added that her team had been working on 3D stacking for years though.
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As the player attempts to figure out what's going on, mysteries start stacking up.
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Half of this dip's impressiveness is how it looks, it's really just stacking ingredients.
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A tweaked design that allows easier stacking means shipping less air—and more profit.
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Rihanna is stacking millies like it's her job, probably because it kind of is.
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The 17-years-old, Edmonton-based rapper spits about stacking money Bill-Gates high.
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Meanwhile, Tetris Effect made the case that stacking blocks can be an emotional experience.
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Traffic was steadily stacking up in both directions on both sides of the bridge.
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Miller recommends stacking scones into mini "wedding cakes" to make them even more festive.
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Stacking it up: Israel is "among world's most advanced" cyberspying agencies, per the WSJ.
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The only accomplishment was stacking the deck even further in favor of the wealthy.
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Every time a plane is grounded, costs from maintenance and delays are stacking up.
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He also polled burger-loving Twitter users to find out their ingredient-stacking preferences.
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By stacking the element artifacts, you can nurture the beasts and earn more points.
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It's like stacking and organizing papers on your desk, but for your digital workspace.
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Now, envision transferring those careful stacking and cautious sliding skills to the dinner table.
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Just avoid scratching the pieces by stacking and nesting them or using metal utensils.
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However, I occasionally get my cups out and practice some stacking when time permits.
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I was stacking shelves at a Dollar Tree; he was doing some tattoo work.
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Its technology stores power by stacking 35-ton concrete bricks in an enormous tower.
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Here is a look at how the votes are stacking up: http://bit.ly/2znfvM9.
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The two worked together in a team, busing tables, stacking cups and washing dishes.
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Even skeptics may have to admit that the pro-organic evidence is stacking up.
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The company said ore-stacking and processing at the open pit mine are still operating.
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Prohibit the doubling up, or "stacking," of mandatory sentences for certain gun and drug offenses.
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On Friday, Mr. Weaver accused the party committee of stacking the scales to help Mrs.
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You can find trendy modern hoop earrings, crystal stacking rings, pendant necklaces, lariats and more.
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Prohibit the doubling up, or "stacking," of mandatory sentences for certain gun and drug offenses.
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"Keep stacking that paper until you have a hundred grand in the bank," he says.
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Vivaldi has a great feature called Tab Stacking that tries to prevent that from happening.
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Some are stacking bricks, others are playing in a sandpit as their parents look on.
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It's a stacking case designed to hold all your Apple (or technically any brand) accessories.
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Potts, 22.4, joined Morrisons after 23.9 years with Tesco where he began by stacking shelves.
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Joy: So we're just, like, stacking it, we're making sure, like, it's nice and pressed.
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Manafort maintained that the stacking up of charges could negatively influence a jury against him.
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Rival streaming services have previously raised concerns that Apple was stacking the deck against them.
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That confidence may overshadow concerns about stacking the Trump administration with too many military officers.
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All the while, the bills keep stacking up, from mortgage payments to credit card balances.
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She said the news media had been "stacking the deck against Trump" before the election.
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However, the three syntacticians made a plausible case that Pirahã does have this clause stacking.
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If stacking food isn't your thing you can also enjoy the components side-by-side.
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"Today's announcement removes any doubt as to the project stacking up financially," Mr. Dow said.
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Nearby, larger robots did the backbreaking, repetitive work of lifting and stacking filled-up cartons.
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That can build internal resistance to whatever Mr. Mueller ultimately finds, stacking skeptics around him.
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They heaped desks in front of the door, stacking them as high as they could.
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Alongside working in the lab, they took shifts packing and stacking patties in giant coolers.
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I also challenged myself by stacking the longer theme entries on top of one another.
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It works by stacking pre-defined sections like building blocks, which makes it incredibly simple.
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Stacking up capital for some kind of correction is critical to our 2018 game plan.
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He'd taken a job stacking shelves at the local supermarket to help pay the bills.
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I have been stacking my various W2s in a raggedy pile on my kitchen table.
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McConnell has made no secret that stacking the judiciary with conservatives is a top priority.
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But sea otters whack abalone shells with rocks; octopuses build fortresses by stacking coconut shells.
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Their optimal pass-rush strategy may now involve stacking five players in the B-gaps.
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Insisting that we're all invisibly linked to one another, Crash makes its case by stacking the
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Stacking vertically helps them use all of the space and keeps them more organized, they added.
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Finally, he showed off his balancing skills by stacking Cheerios on top of a stuffed animal.
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By stacking up the season with all digital influencers, CBS bet big on the line-up.
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It has undermined the independence of the judiciary by stacking the Constitutional Tribunal with its cronies.
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She prefers hanging them by color for accessibility as opposed to stacking them on a shelf.
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But it appears to be more than just the numbers stacking up for Facebook and Zuckerberg.
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But wait, there's a sparkly, personalized initial necklace, and a vintage-inspired pink enamel stacking ring.
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That stacking can help you create a more comprehensive policy at a lower cost, he said.
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Even though the robot was stacking blocks, OpenAI explained that this could apply to other tasks.
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Even as a baby she would put those plastic stacking rings on her wrists like bracelets.
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Stacking so many nominees in such a brief compass strikingly contrasts with the last two administrations.
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On the day Hammond was ready to move, the clouds were stacking up, billowy and roiling.
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I became obsessed with stacking my resume, even more so than I was in high school.
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If you like playing board or stacking games, I strongly recommend adding this to your collection.
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The most popular stacking games involve blocks or cups, and there really isn't much to them.
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Then gasoline became cheap and hybrids began stacking up like so much cordwood on dealership lots.
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They made use of hooks and vertical space by hanging most of their belongings and stacking.
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However, while Chitoku focuses solely on stacking rocks, Byun works with all kinds of different objects.
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In late April, Fisher's assistants began stacking boxes of files in the hallway outside his office.
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That's when Peters started connecting with a wide variety of Illinois receivers and stacking up points.
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"Longer sentences are stacking up," Ryan King, the lead researcher for the Urban report, told me.
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This year we built a 45 centimeter-high pine cone, much like a "stacking rings" toy.
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It is the rhythm of gathering, stacking, cutting, and building that pushed him into creating art.
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It designs and assembles the arrays, stacking the boxy batteries into racks inside locker-like containers.
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"We pride ourselves on offering consumers insanely accurate flavors with endless stacking possibilities," Maguire previously said.
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Now Ms. Scott, 13, watches her replacement — a giant, bright yellow mechanical arm — do the stacking.
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Simply roll your clothes front-to-back, stacking vertically in the suitcase (like a filing cabinet).
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He added that dealer confidence is strong, suggesting that "everything is stacking up well" for 2020.
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Mr. Drougas worked on the inside table near the front, stacking and pricing recently delivered books.
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So they begin stacking excuses like bricks, sealing themselves inside a box of explanations and rationalizations.
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I don't use anything else when I need to divide a cake for stacking and frosting.
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He's probably napping, or maybe we are stacking his bright wooden blocks on the playroom carpet.
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Kabbage declined to comment on Hanson's loans and did not respond to questions about its stacking policies.
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He loves stacking or bunching wideouts and tight ends out wide, forcing a linebacker to shade outside.
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A new "rampage" mode adds a degree of longevity by focusing on stacking multipliers for frequent kills.
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The 36-year-old's secret is stacking marathons on top of each other, with minimal recovery time.
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Some survivors recounted how they cowered in fear after stacking desks against office doors as makeshift barricades.
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The Pixel achieves superlative results through clever image stacking and processing algorithms rather than pure hardware might.
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Tab Stacking lets you create 'folders' of tabs (like folders of apps on your phone's home screen).
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The Last Jedi is often a painful one, with the losses stacking high by the final frames.
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Barely there jewelry — think delicate stacking rings, simple lariat necklaces, and minimalist chokers — is everywhere you look.
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"The FDA got nervous about stacking because we weren't comparing a device to a device," Hills said.
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Some eurosceptic members of the Conservative Party have accused Cameron of stacking the odds in his favor.
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Suddenly, political selections are stacking up: Journalist Kate Andersen Brower's new nonfiction book hits stores next week.
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He has gained all this notoriety by stacking cups in small pyramids at a mind-boggling clip.
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Wayne Godinet, a Samoan-American from Oceanside, is widely credited with turning cup stacking into a sport.
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This report was updated with comment from Verizon Media The case against behavioral advertising is stacking up
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He stacking all my money for me when I can have it, after I'm out I mean.
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Pros: Sturdy stainless steel, magnetic stacking cups, clear etched markings, grippy handles, decent priceCons: No metric measurements
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Then I saw Paul and Sue stacking their gear and knew we must be at the end.
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From the Chomskyan perspective, this stacking of clauses is one of the fundamental traits of universal grammar.
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But the stacking of the courts may well be the thing that makes all the others possible.
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Now onto a jigsaw puzzle, or doodling, or just stacking your mail into a Jenga-like pile.
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To be useful, containers had to be standardized, and others had developed rival ways of stacking them.
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Where before I'd mainly used offensive skills, in Iceborne I began stacking defense boosts and elemental resistances.
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The ships can offer 1,000 beds by jamming them close together and stacking them atop one another.
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How do you see the United States stacking up against China and other nations with big goals?
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One thing that's clear is that the stacking crises put people at risk and multiply their anxieties.
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No stacking logs in a crisscross pattern to allow for the flow of oxygen between licking flames.
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Would Clinton have lost momentum in August 223 if she wasn't stacking up money in the Hamptons?
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That is how one former P.C.C. student, Anthony Lopez, began stacking the building blocks of his career.
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Is there a cabal of "international bankers" aligned with Washington elites who are stacking the world against you?
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Since its invention in the early 1980s, sport stacking has become a big sport and a big business.
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Boucher says his actions were brought on by Paul repeatedly stacking yard debris near a shared property line.
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"Ad stacking" might be a better term for this fraud; thanks to the commenter who pointed this out.
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The tasks in this example are pretty straightforward and involve nothing more than stacking a few colored cubes.
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So, ask him (without stacking the deck or becoming furious if he doesn't answer like a ventriloquist's dummy).
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At the end, you'll see how all the burger chains are stacking up across every burger lover's votes.
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IN APASEO EL GRANDE, a town in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato, the bodies are stacking up.
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Employees began carrying car parts to their workstations by hand or forklift and stacking boxes in messy piles.
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While the first two teams of researchers were stacking signals together, a third team followed a different approach.
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The lid makes it great for stacking, and it takes up a lot less space than a bag.
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Stacking it up: Capabilities "surpass anything known in terms of complexity and sophistication of techniques," the WSJ writes.
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Manafort maintained that the stacking up charges could negatively influence a jury against him, The Associated Press reported.
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Instead of Beyoncé stacking Lemonade with political rhetoric like Butterfly, she tailored her activism to her natural language.
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So why, then, did Trump meet with the rapper at a critical time while he's stacking his cabinet?
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She was sitting on the floor of their bedroom folding laundry, stacking socks and underwear into little piles.
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There are no other stacking games that have such a useful app and require as much cerebral engagement.
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At that point, it's more like stacking together the random bits into something that might resemble a track.
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In their variety is a limitless amount of stacking combinations wherein Chitoku can explore different patterns and shapes.
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Arthur Mamou-Mani of Mamou-Mani Architects designed Galaxia to spiral upward, stacking the tresses atop one another.
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Mr. Sirisena began firing the heads of state institutions not in his purview and stacking them with loyalists.
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Or celebrate the return of ESPN8: The Ocho, the channel for sports-like cup stacking and robot fighting.
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In the mornings, I play the stacking tower game Jenga with the cardboard teetering atop the recycling dumpster.
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Wirecutter recommends the Sterilite Stacking Laundry Basket because of its ability to hold a week's worth of clothes.
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Stacking things on top of other things, playing with contrast and balance, has always helped clarify his thinking.
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Fall is the season of nesting, of stacking throw blankets in pretty baskets and putting scented candles everywhere.
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At JC Kosher, Mr. Rodriguez worked six days a week, making deli sandwiches, stacking shelves and delivering food.
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There have been earlier reports that Trump is downsizing the NSC and stacking it with more political appointees.
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Stacking shoe boxes of different sizes from different brands can quickly turn into the worst game of Tetris.
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It was exactly the building my kindergarten self would have built, stacking blocks to the verge of collapse.
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This is all done via the app while you're still stacking new animals on the real-world platform.
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The striations and the stacking of horizontal swaths of creamy paint evoke sky and landscape, calm and turbulence.
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So start stacking up those stray dollar bills and make sure you have June 23 circled on your calendar.
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The concept itself is called 3D stacking, and we've seen it already in memory, specifically high bandwidth memory (HBM).
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With technology getting better and better by the second, anxieties about its capabilities are stacking up just as fast.
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Qatar took advantage of this by stacking its team with foreign stars, a story previously covered by VICE Sports.
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You may recognize Alison Lou as the brand behind luxe emoticon bracelets and those Mr. Potato Head stacking rings.
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Second, how cute would it be to share hot chocolate for two out of Valentine's Day-themed, stacking mugs?
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I chose a set of 14K gold stacking rings from Kelly's inventory and shipped off my bag o' milks.
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Whatever measures the NFL is taking to reprimand teams that ask discriminatory questions are clearly not stacking up enough.
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"So all of those things are stacking up" and pushing the yellow metal's price down instead of boosting it.
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And it's limited to one per customer, so sorry, but no stacking to get $20, $30, or $50 off.
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By "stacking" similar images, their technique essentially takes the best bits from each picture to pick out more detail.
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Instead of fussing about with numbers and complicated charts, you're literally stacking cute creatures on top of each other.
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According to the government's own figures, Mexico's armed forces are exceptionally efficient killers — stacking up bodies at extraordinary rates.
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If you have an Amex, Chase, or Discover card, you could potentially save even more by stacking another discount.
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The new legislation would: Eliminate "stacking" provisions that result in offenders serving consecutive sentences for crimes committed using firearms.
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Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein says the presidential debates' organizer is stacking the deck for Democrats and Republicans.
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If scientists are going to measure this signal, it's going to require a lot of searching and stacking data.
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It might be data entry or weeding, bibliography writing or shelf stacking—whatever it is, we've got you sorted.
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Volunteers in orange vests were leading new horses to stalls, stacking bales of hay and sorting sacks of grain.
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He has often performed solo with a looping machine, stacking up a complex counterpoint of singing, playing and beatboxing.
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"They've been stacking the courts, taking over state legislatures," she said in an interview, referring to anti-abortion groups.
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"In the meantime, cases are stacking up by the hundreds with no investigation," said McCammon, who left in 240.
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Then, one day, she began stacking her sculpted heads on floor lamps with other shapes of resin and glass.
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Still, once the fees start stacking up, applications can end up taking a major bite out of your budget.
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While peers were stacking Legos and playing make-believe, a five-year-old Bakshi was learning how to code.
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The paper accuses Trump of stacking his Cabinet with billionaires, including Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Stacking up empty plates You think you're making your server's job more efficient by helping him clear the table.
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I realize Tetris existed well before Nintendo's Game Boy hit the market, but the portable version of the classic tetromino-stacking game that shipped with every Game Boy still feels like the defacto version to me, and playing Tetris with that familiar hardware in hand magically increases my stacking skills by ten-fold.
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You'd essentially be stacking another version of the Hydrogen One's rectangular shape to the back or front of the phone.
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Before I used to save stacking until the end of my shift, but in all reality it's asking for trouble.
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I was reminded of a child determinedly stacking one block on top of another until the whole thing topples over.
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External GPU support is a good start, but it's not the same as stacking multiple GPUs inside your own machine.
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Its sky is full of gantry cranes, stacking 20-foot-long shipping containers in multicoloured tessellations, like giant Lego bricks.
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Will Foveros 3D stacking be part of the Sunny Cove generation of chips, or will it be something entirely separate?
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I woke up this morning and made a chart, listing all of Santa's attributes and stacking them up against Guwop's.
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It eliminates the "margin stacking" enjoyed by layers of suppliers and allows a continuous improvement of what the companies offer.
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TVA strengthening is key in countering this, but so is an awareness of your body alignment, which I call stacking.
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And let's not forget when they were totally owned in a sport stacking contest by blindfolded Junior Olympian P.J. Ball.
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Stacking it up: China is known for its industrial espionage efforts, and has allegedly been stealing intellectual property for years.
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Stash raises $65 million: Another of the neo-banks raised capital this month, with Stash stacking a fresh $65 million.
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It's only a matter of time before these robots abandon rocks, however, and begin stacking the skulls of their enemies.
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PT.Prime Day 2019 offers discounts on over a million items — but by "stacking" discounts, you can save even more money.
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Erected within the Park Avenue Armory, the fair is organized like a hive, with hexagonal booths stacking on one another.
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In the meantime, the Senate source tells VICE News they're worried about more court challenges stacking up at the agency.
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The Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, a Shiite, was stacking the security forces with loyalists who carried out sectarian massacres.
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The legs are roomy — but not too wide — and they fall straight with no stacking since they're two inches shorter.
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Now Trump is claiming the Republican National Committee is stacking the deck against him through its presidential primary process rules.
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School districts like stacking because it is low liability and anyone can play, even children with physical or mental disabilities.
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Only cups made by Speed Stacks, which are made in China, can be used in World Sport Stacking Association tournaments.
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I mean, that's how we made the EP, too; we just kept stacking records and trying to beat each one.
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The listing is provoking outrage among Republicans who already believe Silicon Valley tech giants are stacking the deck against them.
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In iOS 12, Apple attempts to solve this by stacking notifications from the same app on top of each other.
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I had the privilege of stacking on a couple national morning shows in N.Y.C., and it was an amazing experience!
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But the pores are there, because the mounds are made from stacking pellets of sand mixed with spit and soil.
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That was mainly because most male employees work in lower-paid warehouse jobs, stacking wine pallets or lifting heavy loads.
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Volta did this by stacking discs of copper and zinc, and linking them with a cloth soaked in salty water.
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Apple TV+ launched last quarter, so expect questions on how revenue (and costs) are stacking up for the streaming service.
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Used daily by 150 million users, the teen-focused app has faced challenges stacking up against advertising darlings Facebook and Google.
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I have regularly ended up mopping floors, cleaning silverware and stacking hundreds of chairs…what we do for our couples, hey?
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Other advantages are that SMRs will be factory-built, easy to scale up by stacking them together, and quick to install.
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The equipment to vacuum-pack meat costs a few hundred thousand dollars, and its flimsier nature requires different methods of stacking.
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Stacking two sheets and twisting one by the "magic angle" of 1.1 degrees yields a superconductive material with other strange properties.
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Edgar pushed Rogriguez's head to the fence early and proceeded to stand in Rodriguez's guard, stacking Rodriguez's hips up over him.
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I saw apps stacking on top of each other and overlapping with widgets as the tablet was transitioning into phone mode.
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" The post noted the "curious but destructive practice" of building small stone towers, and said, "stacking up stones is simply vandalism.
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The kit comes with five different projects, including a cat, a robot, a guitar, a bulldozer, and a Lego stacking machine.
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I'm not prolific in the art of furniture making so merely stacking them on top of each other limits the possibilities.
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Made up of a series of stacking dolls, each layer of the toy represents a stage of gender questioning and exploring.
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This, alongside complicated ability-stacking and strange combos and odd deck construction choices, are what I love about Magic: The Gathering.
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Rand Paul in November was infuriated by the lawmaker's habit of stacking lawn debris near the line between their two properties.
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Last year Intel and Micron, a big memory-manufacturer, announced a new memory technology called 3D Xpoint that also uses stacking.
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He also accuses the ruling Country Alliance party of covering up corruption scandals, stifling media, and stacking institutions with their supporters.
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Kelly even suggests stacking up applications for the Business card with the Premier or Plus cards to earn the maximum bonus.
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Meet Sam, a new set of stacking dolls in which each layer shows a different stage of gender questioning and exploring.
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But it also feels like it's trying to escape from Segall's self-imposed constraints that have been stacking up for years.
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"This one is lucky, and this one is lucky, and this one is lucky," Jesús says, stacking the cards beside him.
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Tumble VR is a puzzle game that often has you doing nothing more than stacking blocks on top of each other.
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Stacking cups from Green Toys, a US-based company that manufactures its products from milk jugs and yogurt containers, cost $13.
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He left that to his corruptly biased henchman, Andrew Weissmann, who immediately began stacking the deck with angry, anti-Trump prosecutors.
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The GOP, meanwhile, has abandoned its constitutionally mandated Article One powers in exchange for stacking federal courts with like-minded judges.
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According to the plea deal, Boucher said he "had enough" after seeing the senator stacking more brush on a brush pile.
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It's almost certain that this arrangement was part of a ritual ceremony, but the purpose of the skull stacking is unclear.
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Tusup's logic was that Hosszu, a newly minted professional, could double or triple her earning power by stacking her competitive program.
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So it wasn't that hard to just go back in the studio and just start making more tracks and stacking songs.
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Mr. Rechmaoui pays homage to these rocks by stacking 1,000 marble cubes measuring seven by seven centimeters in a mountainous heap.
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While Biden's fundraising took off in March as he started stacking up primary wins, his campaign operation lagged well behind others'.
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There is a long waiting list for burials, and coffins were stacking up at two hospital morgues and a cemetery morgue.
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Mr. Trump and Senate Republicans are zealously intent on stacking the federal judiciary — including the Supreme Court — with right-wing judges.
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Stacking tabs: Vivaldi lets you create "stacks of tabs" by dragging two or more open tabs (not bookmarks) onto each other.
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The more that Iowa farm innovates by stacking the production-based conservation practices, the more carbon it is likely to store.
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Ms. Nelson said she was bartending on the third floor and happened to be kneeling down, stacking glasses on a tray.
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One example was Lakefield, the code name for an unusual bundle of semiconductors, created by stacking multiple chips to save space.
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She's started stacking events to spend entire days in one part of the county to avoid wasting time traversing myriad highways.
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During that time, Bill got a job stacking magazines at a big-box retail store making close to $10 an hour.
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In Phipps, the 6th Circuit read the Supreme Court's Bayer ruling to reject class action defendants' concerns about "stacking" class actions.
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Mr. Rodriguez, the store employee, had worked there about a year at most, stacking shelves and making food deliveries, customers said.
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Scarpa solved the regulation against substantially increasing the size of the house by stacking the upper floors in ever-smaller rectangles.
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Because we received some editorial pushback on previous portmanteaus, I worried a bit about stacking HACKTIVISM and STAYCATION in such proximity.
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I really like that it's tiny, because it means I can't see all my notifications stacking up when I'm super busy.
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Van owners can create different types of furniture and settings by moving and stacking the cubes on top of each other.
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Like Barr, Mnuchin left his Democratic inquisitors with the impression that the White House was stacking the deck behind the scenes.
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Because really, at this point, any festival organizer stacking bills solely with four-piece man bands needs to face the music.
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But as the pair continued to work through the problem, the odds just kept stacking up in favor of Planet Nine.
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Some higher-risk lenders allow and promote stacking as debt consolidation, but most lenders consider it a threat, particularly when not disclosed.
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Edward Hanson, the owner of Ella's Wood Fire Pizza, said he started stacking loans about five years ago to sustain his business.
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So I imagine when I get tired of stacking blocks, I could just go visit my favorite social networks, and vice-versa.
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Intel's really excited about 3D stacking—which it views as a more crucial circumvention of Moore's Law than Infinity Fabric or EMIB.
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They're more powerful, more convenient, and run longer than ever before, stacking up pretty well against their corded, clunky, and upright counterparts.
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One major reform would eliminate "charge stacking," which extends sentences for possessing a gun while committing another crime, for first-time offenders.
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This is especially true when she has to pay you into the cinema, like Bugzy's gyal did before he started stacking paper.
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Pay special attention to false personal identification information, such as the "stacking" of Arabic titles in lieu of actual Arabic naming nomenclature.
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"I will work with anyone who is willing to keep stacking more important bills on President Trump's desk this summer," Tester said.
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Since then, even more evidence for Planet 9's existence has been stacking up, further solidifying that the object is out there.
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An escape game is like stacking these things atop one another and rounding out the itinerary with a medium-scary roller coaster.
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Stacking shelves, the manager and one of his staff say that they admire Mr Corbyn because, unlike most politicians, he doesn't lie.
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Stacking them up against any $549 headphones, I'm grabbing the DSR9s just because I feel the music when it flows through them.
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But despite its recent wins in mobile, Nintendo could stand to do a better job of stacking wins on top of wins.
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It provides roomy shelves for neatly stacking sweaters or pants and is made of high-quality canvas fabric that retains its shape.
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And, with so many burgeoning jewelry designers creating beautiful simple styles, minimalist jewelry is evolving beyond just stacking rings and lariat necklaces.
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In terms of rings, there are BlushesAndGold's precious personalized dainty gold rings ($31) and these sleek stacking midi rings ($10) by MyRingsandThings.
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So in order to keep our salad game strong, we rounded up the 10 most essential containers for layering, stacking, and toting.
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The building, which was based on the Hymenocallis flower, prevents vortices from forming by stacking the building up in a spiraling pattern.
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Avegant's take on a "light field" display shows your eyes a 3D representation of an image based on stacking multiple focal planes.
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Practically every interface in Apple's macOS, Microsoft's Windows, and on the web is designed by stacking user controls in a vertical hierarchy.
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He adheres to the letter of democracy — free and fair elections, a free press — while stacking the decks in his own favor.
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I do miss the fire, but I don't mess stacking wood in the rain, snow, or when it was 100-degrees out.
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Some of these conformations act like templates that recruit nearby PrP to fold in the same way, stacking into brain-scrambling spikes.
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So why are true crime and "true crime" anthologies suddenly stacking up almost as fast as bodies in Sioux Falls circa 1979?
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Since stacking up the bottles on your kitchen counter will only create unnecessary clutter, an organization solution should be called in place.
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"We pride ourselves on offering consumers insanely accurate flavors with endless stacking possibilities," said Gareth Maguire, Senior Director of Marketing for Pringles.
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Birthstone Solitaire Ring, $220Made for stacking, this Birthstone ring is designed to break up a gold stack with a bit of personalization.
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Other examples are calling for automatic voter registration, abolishing the Electoral College, stacking the Supreme Court, and even federalizing our state elections.
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By stacking the National Labor Relations Board with anti-union appointees, he is depriving workers of their best means of resisting globalization.
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He doesn't have the luxury of stacking bad debates on top of one another, especially with this many people coming after him.
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As the name implies, this informal trend has diners stacking their food in crazy ways, then trying to pull out the portions.
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He has found his tribe at tournaments and by stacking with children from around the world on the video chat site ooVoo.
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"Trap Digits" is a celebratory money-stacking anthem built around a glittery, but bass-heavy beat that sounds explicitly designed for clubs.
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The printers follow the shape of the model by stacking layer upon layer of plastic or other material to make the objects.
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The team then developed numerous techniques, such as stacking images and predicting orbital trajectories, to figure out which dots were actually TNOs.
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"Jeopardy!" play now will be a race to the $1,000 clues, the high-dollar stacking and higher bets on the Daily Doubles.
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But by stacking the trays one on top of another an individual tower provides up to 350 square metres of growing area.
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They are all experts in the ancient craft of tightly stacking stones to make sturdy, permanent walls without the use of mortar.
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They are all experts in the ancient craft of tightly stacking stones to make sturdy, permanent walls without the use of mortar.
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The president is eager for a convincing performance, stacking his legal team with a number of high-profile and camera-ready attorneys.
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You&aposll get the best return by stacking them all together and watching your points and miles accumulate at a rapid clip.
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Since sanctions hit, stocks of aluminum ingots have been stacking up at at least one Rusal plant, because buyers have canceled orders.
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Stacking multiple fake conferences at the same hotel is a common practice, says Jeffrey Beall, a tenured University of Colorado Denver librarian.
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Magic Leap mimics this effect by stacking multiple waveguides to create focus planes — slicing up the image into crisp and blurry areas.
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Keep stacking that emergency fundIf you find yourself without a job during the next recession, an emergency fund will come in handy.
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I must admit that cooking hot dogs on the boardwalk or stacking yogurt cartons at the supermarket hardly count as academic exploits.
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The island was made specifically for the exposition in 1936 by stacking rocks on top of the shallow foundation of the landmass.
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He seems to enjoy it — there's a certain satisfaction in stacking the boxes of beer in even rows and restocking the coolers.
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For us, that usually means stacking backlog New Yorkers and newspapers, lining up television remotes, and returning the ottoman to its rightful position.
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Heartbeat bills are stacking up, and so are lawsuits against them Mississippi, Kentucky, Arkansas and Georgia also have passed "heartbeat bills" this year.
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To play, simply grab the yellow box, find your sleepy toddler and begin vertically stacking the little O's on your little one's head.
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But given that new fossils can essentially be discovered on site every day, the fossils were stacking up in boxes and on shelves.
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Tax planners call the use of trusts with QSBS "stacking," or multiplying the tax benefit so that more than one person gets it.
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There will be more 3D die stacking of the CPU, graphics, stacked memory and other chip elements connected without the underlying wafer underneath.
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This eases you into the idea of stacking cards in multiple directions without burdening you with the mess that comes from multiple suits.
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Image: NASA / JPL-Caltech / Ted Stryk"In stacking [the images], I was pretty confident that I had pulled out the plumes," Stryk said.
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It will track the heartbeat of everyone working out at home, and use a leaderboard to show how you're stacking up to others.
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We've spent the last few years leaning on metal jewelry trends - rose golds, painted brass, stacking rings made from any metal combination possible.
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The seven-minute long video, which Lockler posted to Facebook, quickly went viral, stacking up more than 9 million views and 39,000 likes.
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They're more powerful, more convenient, and run longer than ever before, stacking up pretty well against their corded, clunky upright and canister counterparts.
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"I don't like my mind right now / Stacking up problems that are so unnecessary / Wish that I could slow things down," he sang.
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Cozmo also has some "habits" that you can teach it, like stacking cubes, knocking over cubes, and using cubes to pop sweet wheelies.
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But inside the small circle of top Republicans who advise this White House, there's increasing concern that future political problems are stacking up.
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Flames were so out of control they were flowing onto the adjacent bridge where traffic was also stacking up heading the opposite direction.
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With 1:42 remaining in the extra period, he covered up Jimmy Vesey's attempt by stacking his right pad at the goal line.
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"Boogie Woogie Phase" finds Bernstein stacking simple rhythmic lines over one another in complex Tetris-like geometries, and stretching them out unto infinity.
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Repeat until you have used all the dough, stacking the wrappers on top of one another on the plate as you finish them.
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The games are slated to launch in EA's third quarter, which Jorgensen said was "stacking up to be a super super large quarter".
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That said, we have been schooled in the arts of Kit Kat eating and Oreo stacking by the likes of Khloé and Kourtney.
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Jawbone's financial troubles keep stacking up and it's running out of time The company's overall finances also happen to be in poor shape.
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Stacking up puns and situational ironies, Schiff finds it almost too easy to digress, fret and speculate, too hard to come to conclusions.
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They are also looking at changing a provision that would prohibit sentencing judges from stacking mandatory minimums for armed drug or violent offenders.
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The illustration depicts Trump sitting behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office stacking bricks by hand to surround himself with a barrier.
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Interestingly, the firm was said to have retained $3 billion of that sum, so it appears it is stacking up a war chest.
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And then it just started stacking up — it was things like Eric Garner and Trayvon Martin, things like what's happening at the wall.
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"Rathburn stored human heads by stacking them directly on top of each other without any protective barrier," authorities said in a court filing.
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Most state abbreviations use fairly common letters, so stacking is not an impossible feat, but it lends a certain elegance to the theme.
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Sporting a thick mustache and forceful demeanor, Maduro has moved to consolidate his power by stacking government institutions with loyalists and silencing critics.
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While this tribe may be united in its love of stacking, some question whether Speed Stacks has too much control over the sport.
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A single parent to 4-year-old Mio, her decision came while stacking tins of tomatoes and spaghetti in case of "no deal".
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The Cheerio Challenge has dads all over the internet stacking cheerios on their sleeping babies heads and noses, to utterly adorable photo results.
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If this video of the waffle stacking isn't sufficient Spectrum presents the following ABB video that involves some very exciting pancake pickup techniques.
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Mr. Boucher's lawyers said the fight was the climax of a long-simmering dispute over Mr. Paul's stacking brush too near his property.
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You're in this condition and then you're drawn into this field of reflectivity and different perspectives of reality stacking up on one another.
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Gravity Cooling BlanketWeighted blankets are the best tool I've found for stacking the deck in my favor when it comes to amazing sleep.
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That's when she comes to realize how thoroughly her corporate overlords are stacking the deck against anybody who's not in the executive suite.
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During the 2016 Democratic primary, the Sanders campaign and supporters accused the Democratic National Committee of stacking the deck in favor of Clinton.
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I clean test tubes and beakers, With a break for stacking cans on the loading dock Or driving the truck to make deliveries.
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Along with the foundation, guests helped build an outdoor patio, stacking the tires, pounding dirt into them and pouring concrete to bind them.
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Fruition Jewelry Stacking Initial Rings, set of 3, $135 (originally $180) [You save $45]These three rings look great alone or stacked together.
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Stacking was "one of the reasons why we think we saw credit deteriorate last summer when we stopped our marketplace lending program," Weinstein said.
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"We crawl in there, and we're working on our knees, just stacking the bags as nicely and neatly and efficiently as possible," Thompson said.
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"Her inventory began stacking up on her shelves as she organized it in various rows based on color, consistency, and ingredients," said her mom.
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Stacking easy-to-handle objects like blocks is pretty easy for robots to do now, but irregular shapes like rocks still present a challenge.
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The cubic zirconia wouldn't sparkle as brightly once it wasn't under the store's specific lighting, and the stacking rings would turn my fingers green.
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And conservatives are poised to keep on hammering the importance of stacking the courts with right-leaning justices, a core voting issue for Republicans.
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He didn't spy on them all year, stacking their good actions up against their mistakes, deciding whether or not to lump them with coal.
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Beyond, Farm and I Bet on Sky were all excellent, stacking up perfectly next to their early work while still pushing their sound out.
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Some longer-term problems may be stacking up, however, as by other measures Norwegians are becoming increasingly dependent for public spending on the fund.
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Consumer-products firms, such as Dixons Carphone, and clothes retailers like Burberry, are stacking up inventory to keep the shelves full after no deal.
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Coulter said on "Squawk Box" a Clinton presidency would usher in amnesty for undocumented immigrants and open borders, stacking the deck with future voters.
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When price is more of an object, the batteries need to find more than one service to provide, a procedure known as "revenue stacking".
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Later in Photoshop, he tweaks the images, stacking up as many as 200 from the same location to show multiple lightning flashes over time.
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It's like stacking multiple sets of noise-canceling headphones on your head: there's just pure silence, thanks to the personalized fit of the hardware.
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The puzzle-y Stacking and beloved Halloween RPG Costume Quest are also going for under a dollar, as is city builder Spacebase DF-9.
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The answer is that Republicans began stacking the court with right-wing judges who are in lockstep opposition to ObamaCare and same sex marriage.
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GM has launched other robotic partnerships including the industrial robot arm with Japanese manufacturer Fanuc that assists with heavy labor jobs like stacking tires.
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But his story must now be rewritten, since he is now playing a prominent role in stacking the deck against the next "Dr. Carson."
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The South Carolina lawmaker also wants to tackle the issue of "stacking," when mandatory minimum sentences are combined to give individuals longer sentences. Rep.
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In the snacks section, I was not so magnetic but, really, what was the store thinking, stacking so many jars of peanuts that high?
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The neighbor, Rene Boucher, reportedly charged and tackled Paul after becoming upset over the senator stacking brush on his own lawn — but near Boucher's.
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Stacking has been an A.A.U. Junior Olympics event since 2012, alongside swimming, karate, and track and field but also baton twirling and jump rope.
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With Father's Day right around the corner, dads are going to war to see which one of their babies' faces is superior...for stacking.
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Mr. De Lisle frequently uses folding and stacking chairs outdoors so they can accommodate numerous guests when needed, but aren't always in the way.
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And stacking the courts with judges who are chosen for their willingness to advance a particular agenda is eroding confidence in the judicial system.
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As she tells us this story, Sofia is stacking a selection of cheeses onto a huge wooden board in the middle of our table.
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Marshall Newhouse is the nominal starting right tackle on the roster, and he's only marginally more effective than stacking phone books on the edge.
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It's also truly thrilling to see the original Breuer "Wassily Chair (Club B3)" (1927) and Josef Albers's cool and smartly seductive "Stacking Tables" (1927).
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Getting rid of the so-called stacking mechanism for first-time offenders would address what some have said is a misinterpretation of the law.
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But Sion was thrown out permanently in 1997, after being caught doing the equivalent of stacking the deck with a tournament's pre-dealt hands.
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The meal felt like a food version of one of those movie montages where spinning newspapers keep stacking up on top of one another.
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As we enter the theater, she is already ensconced in work, arranging a set of foam blocks on the floor, sliding and stacking them.
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The problem, however, that many of these bike-sharing systems have come across is its bikes stacking up and congesting sidewalks and pedestrian roadways.
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By stacking her difficulty in both her short program and free skate Zagitova made it very difficult for the other skaters to catch her.
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It has also started monitoring borrowers more frequently and joined the Small Business Finance Exchange, an effort to share lending data to guard against stacking.
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That said, while stackers are eager for special edition cups and official speed stacking merch, their passion for the sport is bigger than a brand.
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The stacking injuries, the year-long court case, and the overall grind of earning a livable wage as a martial artist eventually took its toll.
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Heap leaching involves stacking crushed ore over a pad, pouring on acid and water and blowing air up through the pad to leach out metals.
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I understand that wonderful wash of organizational bliss that you get from taking all the crap on your floor and stacking it in neat piles.
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The researchers say this new system allowed them to train their robot to perform this stacking task with a single demonstration in the real world.
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Still, it's not as a grim a method for packing passengers in as a previous suggestions of stacking humans like some kind of Jenga stack.
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He suspects that darkness and the pressure of stacking trigger the sensation of being packed in a nest with hundreds of other baby sea turtles.
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PiS was quick to overhaul the constitutional tribunal, stacking it with cronies, and has also replaced the heads of the public radio and television broadcasters.
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Read Trump-sceptic newspapers or watch such cable networks as MSNBC or CNN, and the evidence is stacking up of Russian collusion with the president.
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That way, if Brown obtains the chair instead of Bayh, it's seen as a "victory" for progressives, even if the stacking occurs, weakening Brown's position.
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And because of the stacking of signals, "one always worries about 'weak signals' that are the result of combining large numbers of data," he said.
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But one inmate who witnessed the riot told The Associated Press that felled prisoners' bodies began stacking up while the guard stayed outside for hours.
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Other players are actively attacking you so you need to be wary of the garbage blocks stacking up on the left side of your board.
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As he moves into the second phase of his first year in office, the hard work of governing is stacking up on the Resolute Desk.
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You can create a bubble of stopped time around enemies and then pump it full of bullets, stacking up the damage when the bubble bursts.
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Apple managed to shrink the Logic Board—the brains of the computer—to an absurd degree by stacking two chips on top of each other.
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Stacking sprites together like puzzle pieces, as it was done in the before times, can lead to some pretty complicated designs, provided you've the patience.
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When Trump was suffering through a terrible stretch in his campaign in August, accusations that the media were stacking the deck against him came up.
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I'm picking up little bits of Portuguese from listening to the mothers talk to their babies in the aisles while I'm mopping or stacking mangoes.
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The beauty in the KonMari method of folding and stacking your clothing vertically is that you're able to see everything you own all at once.
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He was forced to do hard labour, moving and stacking coal, and was given so little food he was always on the brink of collapse.
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NARAL Pro-Choice America President Ilyse Hogue said on Thursday that Republicans are taking over the courts and "stacking the deck" against women and families.
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"Part of the warming trend in Washington is due to urbanization, but the accumulating greenhouse gases are stacking the deck for such extremely warm weather."
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Burton said quite a few tasks are repetitive and physical, like hanging power cables, and manually stacking crib blocks (which provide support in the mines).
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The manager made my sandwich at breakneck speed, first slicing fresh bread, then stacking meats and toppings onto a layer of mayo with remarkable accuracy.
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Battle mode involves two or three players competing to see who can get the most points while taking turns stacking one artifact at a time.
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Clinton opponents have accused the DNC of stacking the deck for her by scheduling debates at times when they are unlikely to draw huge audiences.
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On Saturday, residents cleaned up wooden debris that littered the town, working with machetes and axes and stacking trees and branches felled in the storm.
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While students are being depicted as coddled and fragile, the administration is stacking bricks in its institutional wall to avoid engaging with their real concerns.
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But to specifically celebrate those of you with birthdays this month, we're rounding up our favorite emerald bling, from statement necklaces to delicate stacking rings.
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Play food sets and wooden stacking blocks cost around $20, which is more than double what a brand like Fisher-Price charges for similar products.
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The tireless acts of stacking, notching, and varnishing these thin wooden layers into hope chests and encrusted jewelry boxes might be considered a devotional practice.
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Buffalo's offense might be one to consider for stacking a few players on your daily fantasy lineup this week thanks to their matchup against Washington.
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In live shows, Balla and Kempf, who are the band's co-lead singers, pogo across each other, stacking twisted, sugar-coated harmonies on their songs.
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The women are playing a wide range of roles onboard in the first leg: steering, grinding, stacking and selecting sails and helping to plot strategy.
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Homeowners in charred areas were advised to take precautionary measures like stacking sandbags to divert the flow of water and mud, CNN affiliate KABC reported.
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Wal-Mart, plaintiffs will be entitled to exert enormous settlement pressure on even the most successful of defendants by "stacking" class actions one after another.
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The problem is that the court already acted first by establishing the physical presence rule, stacking the deck against any congressional action on the matter.
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However, the characters' attempts to solve those magical problems flesh out the series' world, stacking new elements of interest atop one another, piece by piece.
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"I started stacking cards because I had cards lying around and I enjoyed the challenge of creating card towers," said mnr618943, whose primary language is Japanese.
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Yet the scientific benefits are stacking up in favor of it, from bone protection to disease prevention, and it appears to have special benefits for women.
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Each HelloFresh meal I received came with its ingredients in its own cardboard container, which made stacking on a shelf or in the refrigerator extremely easy.
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But Sanders is in line for a fundraising and polling boost coming out of New Hampshire after stacking top finishes, which could have a multiplier effect.
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What the app is doing behind the scenes is essentially taking four images of the printed photo and stacking them all on top of each other.
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As a result, Nvidia stopped shipping some of its mid-priced chips to retailers, where they are stacking up in warehouses and the backs of stores.
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From stacking rings to statement earrings, more and more designers are creating contemporary fine jewelry that appeals to a younger generation and complements an everyday wardrobe.
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Boxes upon boxes destined for Amazon warehouses started stacking up in Grant's duplex so, in the spring of 21, he rented out a 292-foot warehouse.
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Right now they're at 28.4 percent, with Brown stacking his playbook with more ways to let Simmons attack from spots on the floor where he's comfortable.
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History comes at you fast, and when the body count starts stacking up, Trump will face a reality that's not shaped by soundbites or TV ratings.
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So far, Co-op has recruited 15 survivors to full-time jobs in northwest England stacking shelves, on cash registers or sorting goods at its warehouses.
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In Takahashi's new colorful dreamscape, you play as a mayor trying to rebuild the community of living shapes, fruits, giant mouths and poops by stacking them.
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The ritual of neatly stacking up the notes and then locking them in his battered tin lockbox was a pillar of his daily routine for years.
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Instead, World of Final Fantasy uses a system called "stacking" where you can stack monsters on top of each other — and on top of your head.
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He was stacking photocopies in an unnecessarily fastidious way, to draw out their few minutes together, before a guard oversaw the students' transfer through work exchange.
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Stacking Silva's guard up against the fence, Sonnen brought the pace that he so famously demonstrated against Nate Marquardt and Anderson Silva, pounding Wanderlei Silva relentlessly.
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In some ways the new proposal mimics a now frowned-upon practice known as "predicate stacking" in which companies would include multiple predicates in their application.
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Two longtime politicians joining forces in the hopes of sinking Trump's bid only underscores his warnings that the party insiders are stacking the deck against him.
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Smart shoppers stacking coupons and sales can easily purchase enough supplies to make a weeks' worth of sandwiches, for the price of one takeout sandwich meal.
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The Trump administration does, however, seem "particularly comfortable stacking high-level posts with former lobbyists whose policy proposals are like a corporate Christmas list," said Peterson.
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But, leading judges have called it a patent "death squad" and the United States Patent and Trademark Office has admitted in court to stacking the panels.
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Poppin Accessory Trays, $4.99-$14.99, available at The Container StoreThese attractive modular stacking pieces look good on their own or combined with others in the collection.
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STORi Plastic Stacking Organizer Bins (Set of 8), $18.99, available at AmazonYou can arrange these open-front bins in any configuration that suits your organizational style.
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There are a number of things "stacking up" that point to a bigger struggle for stocks next year, noted strategist Jim Paulsen told CNBC on Tuesday.
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For the hair, Andre might use varying sizes and colors of stacking bricks, thin plates, and slanted, single, and square bricks to create a textured effect.
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When cups wobbled off the stacking map or onto the floor, earning the competitor a scratch, or failed attempt, rivals offered words of encouragement and consolation.
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When making "Stacker," Mattern observed that once children entered junior high and high school, they developed other interests and had less time to devote to stacking.
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These same organizations have pushed for legal rulings that rig the system in favor of big corporations and against workers, stacking the deck against everyday Pennsylvanians.
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Now, Kenneth Branagh is bringing Christie's 1934 landmark detective story back to the big screen, and he's stacking the cast list with A-listers once again.
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After stacking two thin films of the superconducting material and topological insulator on top of one another, they placed the materials in a chilled vacuum chamber.
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I, for one, may have a tendency to "clean" things up off of the bedroom floor by stacking them in a giant pile on the bed.
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Over the years, it's actually been developing into its very own genre of art, "balanced art," inspiring creative minds all over the world to start stacking.
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He occupied himself by playing the block-stacking game Jenga, while technicians shaved a centimeter off the socket of his artificial leg, near the pelvic area.
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The guitar parts keep stacking up: a few offbeat chords, then a fast picking pattern, then a hefty chorus as power chords and countermelodies pile on.
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Beijing has steadily eroded Hong Kong's liberties over the last several years, including by trying to silence critics and stacking the city's leadership with its supporters.
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And if the Equalizer wedges are any indication, its clubs will give you a great value and performance level, stacking up nicely against more expensive brands.
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Delivery will cost a flat $9.95 with no other service or delivery fees added in, so you don't have to worry about hidden costs stacking up.
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In a packing plant in Salinas, robots on some lines did the backbreaking work of lifting and stacking boxes that they had filled with lettuce bags.
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FLORENCE, N.J. — Nissa Scott started working at the cavernous Amazon warehouse in southern New Jersey late last year, stacking plastic bins the size of small ottomans.
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He trimmed the stalks, then lifted and waved out the thick, waxy sheets like a salesman shaking dust from his Persian rugs, before stacking them neatly.
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"I felt good about today stacking those three guys," said Yankees rookie manager Aaron Boone, who had his trio of sluggers batting second, third and fourth.
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On the left is an approximately $4,000 telescope setup including an off-the-shelf refracting telescope, tracking mount, a camera, a cheap laptop, and stacking software.
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That window is indeed shrinking, with the House Intelligence Committee stacking up witnesses over the last two weeks in a series of rapid-fire public hearings.
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Students inside classrooms on Thursday employed some of the same survival tactics used by others who have faced campus shooters, such as stacking chairs against doors.
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One of the new TV ads shows a woman stacking up carts in a supermarket parking lot, while her colleagues comment on how slowly she works.
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In doing this, Odyssey digs deeper on an idea already brilliantly implemented in Stacking, Double Fine's underrated re-envisioning of the traditional point and click adventure.
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That also means appeasing the city regulators and residents alike who are concerned with scooters stacking up in specific locations and creating piles of unused scooters.
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Zagitova also made a point to maximize how many points she could earn by strategically stacking all her jumps closer to the end of her program.
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Right now they're at 2280 percent, with Brown stacking his playbook with more ways to let Simmons attack from spots on the floor where he's comfortable.
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The game is filled with different tasks or settings in each level, whether it's stacking crops to grow them bigger, or rolling hay bales for hungry cows.
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Meanwhile, the real villain — the airline owners who squeeze profits via overbooked flights and a blasé attitude toward customer experience — continue stacking bills in their ivory towers.
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The Billionaire Brain craves stacking the deck in its favor, and with Durant, the Golden State Warriors are virtual locks to bend the league to their will.
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So Nikon's latest full frame professional camera, the D850, borrows some pro experiences from it's mirrorless rivals: Including a tilting display, focus stacking, and mirror-free shooting.
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The Capitals tried to increase the pressure on the Blue Jackets' defense in the third period with longer stretch passes since Columbus kept stacking the neutral zone.
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In November, Paul's 59-year-old neighbor, Rene Boucher, attacked the lawmaker, apparently in retaliation for stacking brush into a pile near his property in Bowling Green.
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Vivo says it's using a new stacking technique to make 20 percent of extra motherboard space available for the 5G components without compromising the phone's overall design.
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I know at least a few other researchers and administrators who use it; there are sometimes interesting discussions about dosing, stacking, and suppliers at the water cooler.
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Yamauchi kept holding the closed guard, and Chandler drove him to the fence and kept either stacking up into the fence or driving his chin underneath Yamauchi.
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The Environmental Defenders Office NSW, a pressure group, notes that there is no legal bar to stacking the board of the authority in charge of the plan.
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When he was slow to restart, Martin Truex Jr. rear-ended him hard, sending Johnson head-on into the wall and stacking up several cars behind them.
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Phelps must have taught her to medal stack during this Sports Illustrated cover shoot, in which Ledecky showed off some pretty good medal stacking of her own.
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Carry-on bags weighing less than 25 pounds are considered ideal for tail-towing, and you'll want to avoid stacking luggage which could throw off the balance.
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Others are stacking up three or more layers of graphene in the hopes of gaining superconductivity at other magic angles, or perhaps even when they are aligned.
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A set of four SS18 Supreme stacking cups is going for $120 plus shipping on the site, which you'll find on eBay anywhere between $80 and $170.
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By stacking the frames in much the same way macro photographers do, experts can use the data to resolve an image from space down to sixty centimeters.
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In a later segment, burly men build barricades by stacking car tires into giant piles, doing the banal grunt work that gets edited out of news reports.
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"Trump was reckless and irresponsible enough to disclose this information ahead of time, stacking the deck in favor of hedge funds and high-speed traders," Wyden said.
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A requirement known as the "stacking enhancement" forced judges to treat convictions on multiple charges as prior offenses and mandated harshly long punishments for nonviolent drug offenders.
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Branch stacking - The practice of improperly increasing the membership of a local branch of a political party in order to ensure the preselection of a particular candidate.
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With the game scoreless in the first period, Lundqvist made an acrobatic save on Mike Hoffman, stacking the pads to deny the chance at his right post.
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Stacking all of his recurring meetings in the same day, so that he reduces the back-and-forth required to bounce between meetings and heads-down work.
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She was a swimsuit model before having a baby, and there's no point in stacking ourselves up next to her — or to anyone else for that matter.
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Among other factors, the use of natural light, the reduction of the airport's length, and the "stacking" of the terminals were at the core of Grimshaw's design.
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"It's about reaching higher ground and stacking for survival," Ms. Odem, a New Orleans native, said as she looked out at the tankers passing behind her tables.
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With the Steelers stacking the right side of the line of scrimmage, Fournette found a hole on the left side and broke through to the open field.
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SEATTLE — The holidays are a time when there are constant reminders of how much Amazon dominates online shopping — the boxes stacking up on front porches, for example.
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He backs up his thesis by citing economic narratives, an increasing number of recessionary precursors stacking up, and valuations on the higher side of the historical average.
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According to the plea deal, which was discussed earlier this year, Boucher said he "had enough" after seeing the senator stacking more brush on a brush pile.
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Now, Mr. Xi is poised to win an even broader mandate for his policies and authoritarian style by stacking the party's most influential bodies with close allies.
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But Marty's scent has drawn F.B.I. officers, cops and crime clans to his wooded lake lair, where the mishaps start stacking up like so many Russian dolls.
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Jones is stacking points for Connecticut, hitting 33s and calling into question what some expected to be a coronation for Elena Delle Donne and the Washington Mystics.
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"The evolution and structure of the world economy, not mere corporate deck-stacking, explained many of the big economic challenges the country still faces," the article continued.
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"Sue Klebold's 'mea culpa' will do little to staunch the stacking of victims of these tragedies like so many cords of wood," said Dean Charles Marshall of California.
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But where the Infinity Fabric and EMIB are just especially fast ways of making traditional CPU parts talk to each other more quickly, 3D stacking adds another dimension.
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It's possible to build an analogue of the pyramidal orange stacking in every dimension, but as the dimensions get higher, the gaps between the high-dimensional oranges grow.
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After stacking up opposing votes from the main opposition Labour party along with those from the Scottish National Party and Northern Ireland's DUP, May is already under pressure.
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One senior Democratic leadership aide maintained that stacking up the hearings and nominees is "exactly the kind of thing that can cause trouble" for the GOP with Democrats.
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Forget everything you think you know about programming: the long hours behind a screen, the lines of code stacking up, all that time spent debugging someone else's mess.
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It certainly brought me back to my odd-job days while I was in university, stacking boxes in a factory or laying down sod for a new garden.
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The accounts didn't set the agenda, but rather amplified and mimicked what was already being shared, stacking more wood atop an existing bonfire of partisanship and social division.
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Image: LegoThe kit comes with five different projects out of the box: a cat, a robot, a guitar, a bulldozer, and my personal favorite, a Lego-stacking machine.
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I believe the silent majority in Britain want Parliament to "get on with it," and then focus on all the other issues stacking up in ministers' in-trays.
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Tell me you are not terrified watching this humanoid open the doors of buildings like it's NBD, walking through the woods, stacking boxes, and jumping unnaturally high jumps.
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Stacking the Deck with Digital Tools Focusing on intentionality obscures the collective damage everyday people can do when they use social media in socially and technologically-prescribed ways.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeIn the world of competitive dominoes, stacking 4,200 tiny plastic bricks is, surprisingly, not even close to setting any kind of record.
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The benefits of stacking are that you can make something small — in this case, an entire computer board that's no bigger than five quarters laid end to end.
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As a result of such modeling, the company's next project—titled Meliadine and located north of Rankin Inlet—will use dry stacking, the safest bet of the lot.
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This created a kind of stacking effect that let 2015's El Niño start out even hotter than usual and build up into the strongest one ever seen.
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However, the process to build such a wall, stacking each block, one-by-one, over the entire border, would be too labor-intensive to make this choice feasible.
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Damián Ortego's proposal is a playful option, stacking a truck, oil cans, and a ladder to form a tower, like a child's carefree but precarious arrangement of toys.
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However, Phil Orlando believes things are still stacking up nicely for stocks, despite the 2 percent to 3 percent drop in the over the last couple of weeks.
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Rodriguez works a frantic pace throwing up submissions from his back, but with Edgar driving his head into the fence and stacking his hips he could do nothing.
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Stacking up home inventory items like plastic tableware, fishing nets, and camera tripods, the results give a fascinating window into both an artist's—and a mother's—creative pasttime.
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By stacking credits while still in high school and taking a heavy course load in college, she shaved a full year off her college experience at Webster University.
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The evidence kept stacking against the dairy, especially when the Post analyzed the milk and found that its properties were more similar to other conventional milk, not organic.
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Lone Star employees set up a stall by stacking a piece of discarded plywood onto two cardboard boxes, and they were up and running, ready to receive clients.
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Damaging headlines Stories in the national media and at local news outlets about the negative impacts of a government shutdown are stacking up, adding pressure for a deal.
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Advocates maintain that the vast majority of asylum claims are legitimate, and that stacking the deck against immigrants fleeing dangerous situations is immoral and contrary to international law.
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As the bills began stacking up, Gilliam "reluctantly" set up a GoFundMe campaign to help cover the cost of all of the cooking and mileage on his vehicle.
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These are the 924(c) stacking reform, 841/851 sentencing enhancement modifications, expansion of the 3553(f) federal safety valve, and retroactive application of the Fair Sentencing Act.
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Critics accused Maduro of illegitimately consolidating power, including stacking the Supreme Court with loyalists and holding an election for a new legislative assembly packed mostly with his backers.
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Godinet said that he appreciated what the company had done to expand the sport but that he thought that stacking would benefit from having an independent governing body.
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"There is no TV or media revenue associated with sport stacking, so royalties are not able to be paid for any endorsed products," Goers said in an email.
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Sanders supporters across the country still insist that he could have beaten Trump, and blame the DNC for stacking the deck in favor of a deeply flawed candidate.
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As President, he is pursuing a similar strategy—stacking up lawsuits and thwarting investigations in the hope that he can run out the clock before the 2020 election.
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Another challenge has been "stove stacking", where families use cleaner models but continue to cook with old, smoky stoves at the same time, reducing the potential health benefits.
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The snow started on Monday but conditions did not really deteriorate until Wednesday, when strong winds began stacking the fluffy powder flakes into huge snowdrifts, blocking the roads.
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" Adds stunt coordinator Rowley Irlam, "We burn him at the stake by stacking up the flames, the camera, and Ciarán, we create the illusion that he's on fire.
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The images are meant to "talk to and inspire clients," Ms. Quy said — like the many cool ways to wear jewelry (stacking, whether rings or bracelets, is common).
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We decided to channel these feelings of anxiety into competitive joy, stacking up the most inventive and outstanding Netflix original TV shows and docu-series against one another.
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There is also jewelry that is fun, including leather cuffs with gold spikes and long necklaces with pendants that are modern takes on the traditional Russian stacking dolls.
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Her company, started in 250, booked travel for two million people to more than 28,500 youth tournaments last year, in events like football, cheerleading and cup-stacking competitions.
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I will admit to stacking the decks here and freezing a container of some beans I adapted from Serious Eats for the Instant Pot a few weeks ago.
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It may look like I'm just playing with them, stacking blocks and reading books, but I'm secretly checking out their language, social and emotional, motor and cognitive skills.
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Coincidentally, both of the seats were modeled on Verner Panton's S-shaped stacking chair designed in 1960 — which is probably much more comfortable (no test sitting was allowed).
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Flying allowed us to show readers the burial process that the city wouldn't let us witness: prison inmates stacking bodies three deep in pine boxes in unmarked trenches.
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To make the game into something that you can actually compete in, Giants Software had players baling hay and stacking those hay bales for the Farming Simulator Championship.
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Jackson also could consider stacking his sentence on top of whatever he gets in the Eastern District of Virginia, where he is due to be sentenced on Feb.
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I just don't feel as, you don't need anything stacking up against you when you're fighting a great fighter like DC. ... I would prefer any other referee but him.
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The focus stacking mode was fast and smooth—though, as with HDR shooting, it will definitely require a tripod and a trip into Photoshop to stitch the images together.
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For instance, in early 2016, parts were stacking up in ill-organized boxes alongside the Model X line, according to people who worked in the factory in Fremont, California.
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The evidence is stacking up, and the negative effects might have actually extended higher than the 8% of patients with complications seen in the study so far, he said.
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In 1929 the French Mandatory authorities razed the village, relocating it to the contemporary city of Tadmur, and started stacking the old stones on top of each other again.
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Themerson maintained her focused on illustrating the human world, but these later paintings are much more cryptic, stitching together features so they overlap, or stacking them like eccentric totems.
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HELSINKI, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Finnish cranemaker Konecranes said on Friday it had finalised a 200 million euro ($212 million) order from Virginia Port Authority for 86 automated stacking cranes.
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For instance, in early 215, parts were stacking up in ill-organized boxes alongside the Model X line, according to people who worked in the factory in Fremont, California.
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We got Cameron Boyce at LAX, and he tells us he's feeling bad for Sofia Macy after her mom was indicted for allegedly stacking the deck on her SATs.
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But I find most of the others to be trivial and annoying to deal with, constantly stacking up in my notification tray and distracting me from other important notifications.
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But they escaped by stacking mattresses the kidnappers had left, moving a metal plate and two industrial batteries to seal the roof and digging through 3 feet of dirt.
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The design was inspired by a bento box, meaning it has a ton of different compartments divided between two different stacking layers so you can fit all your accessories.
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Also, my Khloé Kardashian-inspired salad was delicious, if I do say so myself, though I do not understand her obsession with the irrationally mundane task of stacking Oreos.
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Mothers on the Upper East Side, she said, wear tiny medallions engraved with their children's initials around their necks and stacking rings — one for each child — on their fingers.
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Stacking regular shoe boxes turns out to be a total mess when you want a pair from the bottom, but with these clever shoe boxes, that's not a problem.
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Stacking the numbersA three-person independent board committee for the deal was formed in March 2016, a few months after that initial discussion at Ellison's ranch, the suit says.
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Like a vintage cigarette advertisement, he interweaves menacing content and cheerful lyrics into playful templates, excitedly stacking syllables on top of each other to craft openhearted yet grimy songs.
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Many of the jobs involve assisting the operators stacking sugar beets in piles 20103 feet high, about 80 feet across and a quarter-mile to a half-mile long.
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Perhaps more Americans would notice what Trump is doing to the judiciary, by which I mean stacking it, and to important government agencies, by which I mean gutting them.
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As the lawsuit accusing Harvard of stacking the deck against Asian-American applicants unfolds in court, the university, pictured above, has been forced to divulge its secretive application deliberations.
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This skill is not relevant to the beat, but it's still something I'm proud of.) Lexi Rindone, Baltimore: Kind of random, but I was the world sport stacking (a.k.a.
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He has steadily undermined the rule of law in Hungary, stacking the Constitutional Court with loyalists and stifling debate through his now near-total control over the news media.
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This "vertical boulevard" will be made by stacking outdoor balconies, which will create a "green vein" and give a glimpse into the interior of the building, according to UNStudio.
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Take, for example, this collection of Nickelodeon commercial breaks recorded in April 1998: True 90s kids will also remember the greatest late-90s/early 2000s trend — competitive cup stacking.
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Elsewhere, researchers are taking super-thin layers of materials and stacking them into three-dimensional blocks that have properties distinct from both 2-D and conventional 3-D materials.
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Rene Boucher, who tackled the Kentucky Republican on November 3, said he "had enough" when he saw Paul stacking more brush on a brush pile, the plea agreement states.
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Indications had already been stacking up that Ukrainian officials knew well before the hold became public in August, first in a blog posted by the Atlantic Council on Aug.
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Schumer attacked McConnell for stacking the trial in Trump's favor and accused the GOP leader of making the Senate an accomplice to the president's "cover-up" of key evidence.
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And this isn't happening in a vacuum — it's happening while Trump is stacking the courts with anti-abortion judges positioned to chip away at our rights for a generation.
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For Casaus, this often involves stacking visually distinct levels of, say, prickly cactuses and wispy flowering bushes, or branchy ornamental trees and soft grasses, against a balustrade or facade.
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And we're not just talking old, retired scents that have been stacking up in a backroom — this sale is for all the 3-wick candles, no matter the scent.
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U.S. companies are holding off on major purchases and investments, paying down debt and stacking up cash as they look to position for an expected economic downturn in 2020.
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But judges can now effectively ensure that people who commit more than one murder will never leave jail alive by stacking up parole hearing periods in 20113-year blocks.
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Removing the measured, stacking element, "I Am Why" remains in a static zone as elements perpetually enter and leave the mix at unpredictable times and in an unpredictable manner.
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From there, Del Castillo's team decided to free up even more space by stacking the Xbox One X's hard disc drive and optical disc drive on top of one another.
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Their poverty would thus become more visible to citizens of the rich world—who would see many more Liberians and Bangladeshis waiting tables and stacking shelves—but much less severe.
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Stacking is "causing problems with the whole industry," said Brian Biglin, chief risk officer of LoanDepot, a five-year-old mortgage lender that last year started making personal loans online.
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Those lending to small businesses may face greater risk from stacking, in part because of a separate class of high-risk, high-interest business lenders that actively promotes the practice.
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From previous videos, we know that the humanoid robot Atlas is capable of some incredible physical feats, such as stacking boxes, performing backflips, and occasionally providing some needed comic relief.
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This robot took up rock stacking and it kind of creeps you out because you saw The Blair Witch Project, but this robot says it calms them down, so whatever.
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From going monochromatic, to opting for a denim skirt over denim pants, these versions of the Canadian tuxedo will have you wondering why you haven't been stacking denim all along.
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There are also a bunch of new tools to help users stay a little more organized, such as a new way of viewing files in Finder and stacking documents intelligently.
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Rader also delves into the concept of rocket staging — the idea of stacking rockets on top of each other and then breaking them apart during launch to save on weight.
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Some countries have been criticized for stacking their teams with Kenyan runners or Chinese table tennis players, while Bahrain and Qatar are often singled out for their mercenary recruiting techniques.
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In the video, the camera pans throughout a house with people engaging in various activities, such as holding a TV remote, clinking glasses and playing the block-stacking game Jenga.
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While at least half of us will never need to know the proper technique for stacking multiple Olympic golds while wearing them, it's nice of Michael Phelps to teach Simone.
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With so much hardware on its 10-year roadmap, and quarter after quarter of profits stacking up, it made sense to build a dedicated laboratory within its Menlo Park headquarters.
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This Frankenstein machine was called the "six-blade," a term borrowed from the computer industry, where stacking servers on top of one another is common to save space and energy.
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The numbers that are stacking up in the president&aposs favor, if, if, if you, well, say you like him and support him and then, better yet, he supports you.
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Indeed, subsequent reports in local newspapers such as The Arizona Republic and Phoenix New Times began stacking up the evidence that the Phoenix lights were just a military training exercise.
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The rusty red containers were hauled into the Alcacuz prison yard in northeastern Brazil, with officials aiming to finish the temporary wall, stacking one container atop another, by sundown Sunday.
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She was into obliteration, not mind expansion, and she was completely unaware of the scientific research into the therapeutic value of psychedelics that has been stacking up since the 22015s.
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Guaranteed to get the reblogs stacking up on your Tumblr page, check out these styled-up footballs created by top designers as part of the (never-ending) World Cup celebrations.
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But then that stacking means the bottom item must also be resilient, so it can't ever be my camera, even if I know I won't need quick access to it.
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The proposed reform to 18 USC 924 would prevent federal prosecutors from stacking offenses and would make the sentencing enhancement under the law a true recidivist penalty as Congress intended.
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That height recommendation can be a little awkward, but I solved it by stacking a couple of books on top of a Kleenex box, then putting my phone on top.
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All the weighty factors are still there—the Trump administration's nepotism, corruption, and obstruction; its stacking of the judiciary; and its frenzied stripping of the bark off the welfare state.
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Another is Smith's reaction, a cap-tossing, ice-flinging outburst that he attributed afterward to general frustration with the stacking losses — and not, say, his general frustration with not playing.
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Refreshments are cobbled together and sold by the Ethical Society's youth group, and the stacking chairs, fanned in a semicircle around a bare-bones playing area, are not especially comfortable.
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"A lot of people don't think it is a sport," said Orrell, who will defend his world title at the World Sport Stacking Championships, which begin Saturday in Speichersdorf, Germany.
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Jimmy Griffith said that there are a number of world-class stackers, including Jesse Horn, a Missouri teen who calls himself Mr. Stacking Dude, who are on the autism spectrum.
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According to its website, the owners of Flash Cups founded the International Sport Stacking Federation in 2006 in order to "circumvent" the Speed Stacks monopoly and create "brand independent" tournaments.
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He uses a technique called "focus stacking," where he combines dozens or sometimes even hundreds of images of the same view, but varies the focus by less than one millimeter.
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Their affection for us never wavered, even on bad days when they returned from the store having hardly sold any merchandise, the bills stacking up in their merciless white envelopes.
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Investigative and adjudicative processes in most employment and educational settings remain within the chain of command of the institution rather than independent of it, further stacking the deck against victims.
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It is physically demanding work, both the cutting and the stacking, as well as the carrying of the heavy bundles, and yet "it is easy to sound nostalgic," O'Sullivan says.
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They did as much with all eyes on them against France, stacking their defense in the second half with a third center back, Julie Ertz, to protect their tenuous lead.
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Environmentalists say Mr. Trump is stacking agencies with those who either reject the scientific consensus that human-made emissions cause climate change or lack the scientific qualifications for their jobs.
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Doctors today don't necessarily have to be stacking gurneys in the streets, but we do have to recognize that the health of the community is part of our medical mission.
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Arleen put it all to use, rearranging the furniture and stacking the dishes next to her nice porcelain plates, which she'd been given long ago by a domestic-violence shelter.
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The stacking of the forms recalls a totem pole, a transcription of indecipherable symbols, a page from a grimoire, a magic textbook that teaches the reader how to cast spells.
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"The law allows for the stacking of all of these penalties for all of these violations," Oleske said, arguing the judge should also appoint a monitor to police UPS's compliance.
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At the news conference, Mr. Hutchinson said he had discussed concerns about stacking the executions, and its potential ill effects on prison employees, with Wendy Kelley, the state corrections director.
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Industry consolidation, stuffing more people into smaller spaces on planes, and stacking fees upon fees have resulted in unprecedented prosperity for the country's Big Four (American, Delta, United, and Southwest).
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At the crash site, villagers watched men in Red Cross jackets and masks picked through a large crater, stacking clothes in a heap and wrapping corpses in white body bags.
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At the crash site, local villagers watched men in Red Cross jackets and masks picked through a large crater, stacking clothes in a heap and wrapping corpses in white body bags.
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For Sansar, the land you build on is free (for your first few worlds); the costs start stacking up when you visit the asset store to populate those worlds with objects.
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All that travel and post-meal lounging will give you plenty of time to plow through the books that have been stacking up on your bedside table for the past year.
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"I went from not even scraping by, living in a tiny apartment, and stacking boxes on the night shift with a miserable boss to being my own boss," he tells PEOPLE.
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After stacking up opposing votes from the main opposition Labour party along with those from the Scottish National Party and Northern Ireland's DUP (Democratic Unionist Party), May is already under pressure.
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One particular faction of these fans calls itself the Rabid Puppies, and has worked to game another award, the Hugo Award, by stacking the nominees with their own set of works.
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One method the camera's processor will do is called stacking, where it takes multiple shots of a scene and analyses them to eventually produce a composite of all the sharpest portions.
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However, that would mostly shift people toward another large player, and it wouldn't address the antitrust concerns around stacking a health plan, a pharmacy benefit manager and pharmacies under one umbrella.
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Dawn LaPointe took this footage of ice stacking up over itself, shattering over and over like sheets of broken glass, on the shores of Lake Superior around Duluth, MN this weekend.
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In this short film for kids aired on Japanese national TV, "Unendurable Line" features seemingly boring things such as pressing down on a spring, or stacking blocks before they fall over.
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But Amazon could easily compete on classic toys and staples, if it chose — things like stacking rings or wooden blocks for baby, little wagons, toy cars, easels, wooden puzzles and more.
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Indeed, HQ's constant glitches, lags, and unreliability make winning an unlikelihood, stacking the odds against the player in a game that feels increasingly more like a scam than a good time.
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As the crowded A train crawled to a halt at the 34th Street platform, New Yorkers piled onto the subway, stacking themselves shoulder to shoulder as the door barely squeezed closed.
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There are obvious risks in stacking human beings up in columns hundreds of feet in the air, so architects and engineers make special considerations for protecting tall buildings from from fire.
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It seems like they just keep stacking up to the point where students are forgetting what this particular test is and focusing on just finishing it and not doing their best.
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In order to stop teams from stacking the line to stop Bellamy and Bogan, Wassink is going to have to hit some passes down the field to keep opposing safeties honest.
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One benefit of stacking up on mortgage bonds is that they are relatively short term, helping reduce the portfolio's risk of losing principal value as interest rates rise on other bonds.
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Stacking the deck with Skype seats in this manner is another way to retain control of the media's access and undermines the progress the White House has made through the program.
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For me, that moment came when the DNC and Wasserman Schultz colluded against Sanders, stacking the deck against him and manipulating the odds in favor of Clinton during the Democratic primary.
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In my experience, it's now as stable as any other major browser on the market today and over time, I've also come to appreciate features like quick commands and tab stacking.
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States eager to influence the outcome of the Democratic primary race are stacking next March 3 with a huge pool of delegates that will be at stake from coast to coast.
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"Trump was reckless and irresponsible enough to disclose this information ahead of time, stacking the deck in favor of hedge funds and high-speed traders," Sen Ron Wyden of Oregon said.
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Upgraded soldiers that can resist stress and torture, or obey a supervisor automatically, could change the nature of warfare, stacking the deck against countries without the means to outfit their militaries.
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Wade, the addition of a census question that could cause an undercount of Hispanics, the stacking of the courts with far-right judges (the vast majority of whom are white men).
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In its early days, producers created flex tunes by of stacking riddims like "Volume" and "Anger Management" on top of each other, adding in a few new elements for personal style.
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The political party that held power for 23 years, before the new coalition was voted in, is already accusing the government of stacking the decks for the national election in 2020.
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If in 2017 the play seems to be stacking the deck, offering so many kinds of sickness needing so much care, there is a perfectly good 1991 reason for it: AIDS.
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Whether it is stacking hay, fixing a fence, digging out broken pipes or feeding 100-pound bales of alfalfa to our 90 head of beef cows, Mexican laborers keep us going.
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You also work in a critique of your own role, with an audience member complaining that "the author of this little vignette, Mr. Newman," is stacking the deck in the argument.
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Klein draws on the work of the political scientist Lilliana Mason to describe how political polarization has resulted in the "stacking" of otherwise unrelated identities under the heading of political affiliation.
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The company's design work included the stacking fiberglass Handkerchief chairs for Knoll (1982) and the Serenissimo line for Acerbis (1985), a series of glass-topped tables resting on thick cylindrical legs.
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Comparing the compromise deal to block-stacking game Jenga, Scottish Conservative Ian Duncan said that any effort to pick the deal apart could lead to the collapse of the whole thing.
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Law and Justice introduced the first changes soon after winning the 2015 election, stacking the Constitutional Tribunal, a top court in charge of reviewing the constitutionality of the law, with loyalists.
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I'm stacking the deck here, given that it was based on a British model that could well have been one of the reasons there was no rule on retrofitting apartment sprinklers.
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The evidence against Terry, the local Little League coach (Jason Bateman, who also directs) is stacking up, but "The Outsider" is based on the Stephen King book of the same name.
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The motifs of the 15-piece collection, which has stud earrings, necklaces, bracelets, cocktail rings and stacking rings (her favorites), are based on the panda and the bamboo that it eats.
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While we expect investors to wait for pricing clarity on next gen iPhones before deciding on Apple stock, near-term upward bias on the name remains given multiple tailwinds stacking up.
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Granted, it's more specific than just stacking cards; mnr61894 wants to get himself in the Guinness World Records, and he's starting out by trying to build a 15-story house of cards.
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Industry leaders LendingClub and Avant said they are aware of stacking and its dangers, but they downplayed the risks and did not provide examples of specific actions taken to prevent the practice.
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This is accomplished by stacking scales on top of each other—typically one treble scale, one midrange, and one bass—with an octave in between, then playing them in a continuous loop.
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Between that and the Wall Street Journal report, the evidence is stacking up that this could be the first iPhone in years that you won't be able to simply touch to open.
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At the same time, physical ed teacher (and Team USA coach) Mark Sykes told me he liked to teach his kids stacking because the sport engages students at all different skill levels.
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Applying AI to real-world tasks like picking up objects and stacking blocks involves tackling a whole suite of new problems, Tobin says, like managing unfamiliar textures and replicating minute motor movements.
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This all sounds cool when I describe it, but once you get over the novelty of stacking things, the process doesn't seem that much easier than just using separate pieces of equipment.
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It was made by stacking pine wood into conical pits a metre or two across, setting the wood on fire and covering it with turf and charcoal to encourage a slow combustion.
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The judge in his DC case, US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, has the option of stacking her sentence on top of Ellis's, or she could run it at the same time.
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We've seen the things Republicans try to do, where they're asking for a lot of different ID, stacking the deck against those who are maybe not as well educated or lower socioeconomically.
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"As I started subscribing to more and more podcasts, they started stacking up, and I couldn't keep up at normal speed," the 26-year-old data scientist in Indianapolis told BuzzFeed News.
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There are several images of bent iPad Pros on the web that are clearly warped beyond that measurement, but should people be stacking sheets of paper to figure out the close calls?
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On Friday afternoon, Casey DeSantis, a Guinness World Record adjudicator, joined Kerri Doherty, host of "The Mashable Show," to oversee Leventhal's devoted tortilla stacking at The Mashable House down in Austin, Texas. .
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But he preceded it with the presser, which essentially amounted to a defense of Trump — one that did nothing to allay concerns that Barr has been stacking the deck in Trump's favor.
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Benchmark, which holds a seat on Uber's board, sued Kalanick on Thursday for withholding important company information and stacking the company's board to create a more favorable corporate governance structure for himself.
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While robots excel at complex calculations and precise, repetitive tasks, they have difficulty doing some things that are easily mastered by small children - such as stacking blocks and sensing objects in space.
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MOURNING At the crash site, local villagers watched men in Red Cross jackets and masks picked through a large crater, stacking clothes in a heap and wrapping corpses in white body bags.
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He's also capable of building skills, getting faster and more efficient at playing games and stacking the cubes he ships with — though not before getting visually frustrated and being a sore loser.
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When your bills are stacking up or you don't know how you'll stomach one more day in a role you hate, you decide any job would be better than your current situation.
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Instead of storing each individual pot and pan with its top on, or stacking them and leaving an unruly pile of lids, attach this rack to the inside of a cabinet door.
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Like several Apatow productions before it, Popstar's third-act shift into sentimentality doesn't always work, especially after a first half that moves so quickly, stacking one joke on top of the next.
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He also accuses the ruling Country Alliance party of covering up corruption scandals, stifling media, and stacking institutions with their supporters in the vein of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, a Correa ally.
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Iris Loft Underbed Stacking Drawer, $29.99 at Bed Bath & BeyondDorm rooms don't typically offer a lot of space, so you have to get creative to make room for all of your belongings.
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The bill also eases some mandatory minimum sentences, gives judges more leeway to eschew certain sentencing guidelines and eliminates "stacking" provisions that leave offenders serving consecutive sentences for crimes committed with firearms.
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While I find this design to be ideal when packing with travel cubes, it's a bit less convenient if you prefer to pack by just stacking clothes on top of one another.
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The bill also eases some mandatory minimum sentences, gives judges more leeway with certain sentencing guidelines and eliminates "stacking" provisions that leave offenders serving consecutive sentences for crimes committed with firearms. 2.
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The confirmation of Neil Gorsuch as a justice of the Supreme Court may be Trump's most conspicuous prize, but it's the lower courts the president has been busily stacking with conservative nominees.
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The slick-talking, cash-stacking knockout artist who's always dressed like he's about to shove off to his summer place on Nantucket doesn't work without a win streak propping it all up.
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For the freestanding vertical sculptures, which make up the majority of the show, Mosley embraces basic modernist issues, such as the stacking of forms, but he often inserts a sharp, knowing wit.
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Workers who once spent part of their time driving tuggers might spend more time lifting boxes onto trailers or stacking those boxes inside delivery trucks bound for other parts of the country.
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In 1958, he began wrapping and stacking them, in 1962 barricading the rue Visconti in Paris with "Wall of Oil Barrels," mirroring/mocking the Berlin Wall, which went up one year prior.
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" Although Francis has invited free discussion more than any previous pope, his efforts to shape the synod's outcome (he is the pope, after all) are seen as "stage-managing" and "deck-stacking.
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The two Apple executives in charge of Apple's apps and the App Store told the Times they stopped the App Store search algorithm from stacking results with Apple-made apps in July.
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This is what Republicans fear liberals truly believe: that they can deliver expansive, unlimited benefits to the vast majority of Americans by stacking increasingly implausible, and economically harmful, taxes on the rich.
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Now, with an inland sea of water surging downstream, towns along the Missouri River and beyond are stacking up sandbags and wondering whether their own levees could be the next to fail.
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Knights and Bikes, developer Foam Sword's new adventure game that is out this week, harkens directly back to the vibe of elder Double Fine games (think Psychonauts or Costume Quest or Stacking).
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There's a clever trick: stacking two disks of dough with a thin layer of sesame oil in between as you roll out and cook them on a hot griddle or dry skillet.
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Spotify has been accused of stacking certain playlists with musicians who are, more or less, fake — their songs (and the performer names attached to them) exist only because Spotify has commissioned them.
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For her Baby Yoda she begins with stacking four five-inch vanilla cake rounds frosted with buttercream to create the base and then two more smaller rounds to help form the head.
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Manafort's lawyers ask that his sentence in DC run alongside his sentence in Virginia, for which prosecutors have requested up to 25 years in prison, instead of stacking the two sentences consecutively.
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Whether stacking shelves in an Amazon warehouse or seeking passengers as an Uber driver, Bloodworth steps into the lives of those doing Big Tech's heavy lifting without seeing much of the reward.
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But he's got dish stacking down to a science, and by attempting a leaning tower of soup bowls, you might inadvertently cause a spill on his way back to the kitchen. 2.
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I remember seeing All Time Low and girls were throwing their bras onto the stage and the lead singer was stacking them up on his microphone, by the end it was covered.
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During his 14-year presidency, Hugo Chávez systematically weakened all the main institutions in the country, stacking everything in the ruling party's favour, and ensuring opposition-led change would be challenging or impossible.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One of British Prime Minister Theresa May's most trusted lawmakers said on Tuesday he will not back her Brexit deal, further stacking the odds against it passing through parliament next month.
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The Supreme Court nominee's mother was a point person in President Reagan's efforts to gut federal regulatory bodies by stacking them with administrators who would dismantle programs from within the agencies they ran.
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Intel has a new type of storage, known as Optane, that uses three-dimensional chip stacking to allow for faster communication than is possible with even the speediest of today's solid state storage.
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Wood experts declined to predict exactly how common timber buildings will become because the methods for stacking and gluing wood together are in their infancy and haven't spread across much of the world.
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Birchfield tells me that the team aimed to make training the robot easy for a non-expert — and few things are easier to do than to demonstrate a basic task like stacking blocks.
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In their place, among the cardboard stacking bricks and brightly colored posters emblazoned with the letters of the alphabet, I found several cases of bottled water for these 22015- and 22015-year olds.
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Think of it less as chocolate and peanut butter and more like stacking two Reese's cups on top of each other and jamming them in your mouth—only without the potential choking hazard.
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The biggest tech companies are only cementing gains and stacking cash when times are good and smaller, disruptive players have the most access to capital that they have had since the DotCom era.
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He found success with LeTV, borrowed against that success to try new things under the umbrella of "LeEco," then borrowed against those ventures to do even more, stacking up debt along the way.
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By stacking images of the waxing and waning of the star over this time period, researchers were able to record the behavior and evolution of what is now known as Nova Centauri 2009.
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Episode 15, "Stacking the Deck," is one of the tamer episodes of the season, but it's prepping us all for next week which is all about that time Kanye went on TMZ Live.
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Various methods of going vertical have boosted memory chips recently, but after years of research, Intel will be the first to bring 3-D stacking to CPU, graphics, and AI processors at scale.
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Neubauer uses a unique and chaotic approach to playing Tetris, stacking blocks high from left to right and quickly spinning pieces and tucking them into the right position at the very last second.
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Ideal for stacking clothes, bath towels, and shoes in the closet or acting as shelves for decor, this six pack of modular shelves can be built into whatever works best for the room.
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Her early works, a series known as Sleight of Hand , involved pushing multiple-exposure photography to its limits: Hovsepian temporarily affixed sheets of paper on a wall, stacking single negatives with different arrangements.
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MOURNING At the crash site, men in Red Cross jackets and face masks picked through a large crater, stacking clothes in a heap on one side and wrapping corpses in white body bags.
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Stacking it up: Russia appears to hack for political reasons; to help or harm political candidates, to prop up Russian interests, or to more generally sow doubt around the world in democratic governance.
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Rather than backing down, he publicly accused the Republican National Committee of stacking the venue audience with donors and appealed directly to the TV viewing audience as an outsider untainted by campaign donations.
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Hoping to stimulate the economy and sustain improvement, the White House is stacking the deck — or should we say, the Fed — with like-minded officials who will welcome and promote the Trump agenda.
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It would also eliminate mandatory life sentences for Third Strike drug offenders, end the stacking of 593(c) "guns and drug" sentences and give judges more discretion to sentence below their mandatory minimum.
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The campaign was started by Pilbara News journalist Tom Zaunmayr, who's fed up with chips getting soggy, thanks people stacking a crumbed chicken steak in all its cheesy glory, on top of it.
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When it comes to comparing the Daydream View against other products, high-end VR headsets like the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and PS VR are not the systems to be stacking up against.
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"It's a little like if Spaulding ran the N.B.A.," said Jeremi Mattern, who made the 2013 documentary "Stacker," which chronicled the 2011 World Sport Stacking Championships, won by 10-year-old William Polly.
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Just at the close of 2017, Bank$ released 2: Pillz, a five-track EP that built on his legacy of menacing raps about getting fucked up, hitting the strip club, and stacking funds.
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Her early works, a series known as Sleight of Hand , involved pushing multiple-exposure photography to its limits: Hovsepian temporarily affixed sheets of paper on a wall, stacking single negatives with different arrangements.
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It's hard not to look at the Thunder without stacking them up beside the Warriors, but it's also difficult to look at this personnel and not marvel at how neat the pieces fit.
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For me, stacking the layers, spreading the filling over the plump cushion of dough and then covering it with more brushed and dusted layers brings the satisfaction of having, quite literally, constructed something.
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"To shoot through the water I use a technique called 'focus stacking,' since the optics of a drop of water aren't tuned for 2D capture like a Nikon or iPhone lens," says Leonard.
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At the 19th Party Congress in October 2017, Xi further tightened his grip over the top military leadership, paring the Central Military Commission from 11 members to seven and stacking it with loyalists.
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Beyond just the organizational distraction, this constant barrage of M&A leaves investors (and employees) in a state of wondering "what's next," especially given AT&T's history of stacking acquisitions in close succession.
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Stacking together multiple different deals can give you a significant return on any money you choose to spend with Lyft, making it the clear winner in the ride-hailing competition for most travelers.
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Half the time — like when you're stacking poos on top of each other to match the height of Bowling Pin — you have no fucking idea what you're doing or why you're doing it.
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In December, when the Red Sox added the overpowering Chris Sale to a decorated rotation, Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman compared them to the Warriors — a runaway basketball juggernaut that keeps stacking superstars.
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If you want to build a large-scale farm, you can do so, arranging and stacking up to 96 shipping containers filled with plants in all stages of life, from seed to harvest.
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It's the kind of bond that can be formed only when the calls are stacking up like dirty dinner plates and a cook's emotional state on the nation's premier food holiday is precarious.
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Stacking Ms. Do's possessions along a wall, or shoving them into a corner, wasn't an option: The couple love to entertain, and needed the studio to be not only functional but publicly presentable.
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"It was definitely big for us, now we just have to keep stacking 'em," Sanu said, adding that this was his first game in his home state since he left Rutgers in 2011.
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He said the rigors of this new life — stacking airline miles, struggling with a new language, savoring new foods, connecting to his family's roots — had invigorated him in the vacuum left by baseball.
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If you can't bear to give up your Apple Watch, maybe you can make stacking your wearables like bangles the cool new trend — or, you know, just wear it on the other wrist.
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Even those of us who are fans of the talented Chicago chef's many restaurants deemed it too restaurant-y, with each recipe a Russian doll of subrecipes stacking up to a weekend's work.
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Best of all, it sees Steff making gags with great timing: "Stacking money like a real don / and I'm piff," she winks, and her contentment with and relaxation into her skill is palpable.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's certainly impressive when someone spends an entire week stacking dominoes, but watching them fall over for half an hour gets a little dull after the first few minutes.
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Critics such as early Uber investors Mitch Kapor and Freada Kapor Klein faulted Kalanick for stacking the panel with insiders, including an Uber lawyer, an Uber HR executive, and Uber board member Arianna Huffington.
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This often involves stacking too many things in his backpack and trying to maintain his balance while trekking across mostly barren lands, sneaking through pockets of BTs, and running away from package-stealing MULEs.
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The process of building clout on the competitive show circuit requires more time than training for the conformation contest, where dogs complete tasks like walking alongside their handler ("heeling") and standing perfectly still ("stacking").
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You can rearrange those panels like pieces of a puzzle to create different shapes and display sizes — even stacking them into a vertical-oriented screen to watch Instagram Stories, if you really want to.
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But if you still find most of your meals too boring to document, you can always adopt the strategy of stacking the contents of your plate on top of itself, Jenga-style, before shooting.
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Google's system works by taking a set of a half-dozen or more underexposed photos and then stacking them with the help of AI to create one correctly exposed shot with unsurpassed image fidelity.
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WATTERS: You are turning all around, because these abuses keep stacking up on the democrat side when they were in office, and it might not look too good once we get everything straightened out.
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There is no point passing and creating scrambles against Ortega; pushing him to the fence in his guard and stacking his hips to deny him submission attempts seems like the best course of action.
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Using methods of appropriation and costumed self-portraiture associated with the Pictures Generation, Gonzales-Day was busy in the close of the 20th century stacking dynamite at the door of the white art canon.
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The memo matches with what Boucher told federal prosecutors in a court filing following his plea agreement earlier this year — that he'd "had enough" after he saw Paul stacking the debris near his property.
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Stacking it up: North Korea is known for conducting financial cyber espionage and is estimated to make 10-15% of its foreign exchange earnings from cyber efforts, per the Peterson Institute of International Economics.
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To nose past the limit, researchers have tried stacking multiple types of semiconductors or using lenses to concentrate light so that the cell receives a blast hundreds of times more powerful than the sun.
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On an early scout of the space, he noticed a bottle stuck on a mechanical stacking machine—a sharp change from the fluidity of the glass blowers themselves—and decided to pursue that contrast.
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But bills were stacking up, so on Saturday morning he and his wife visited the jail and then reopened Hooyo's Kitchen, the small Somali restaurant where they serve plates of chicken, rice and bananas.
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He earned a living as a magazine distributor — stacking periodicals and paperback novels on the shelves of supermarkets and drugstores — and teaching martial arts on the side; he is a black belt in karate.
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Though it's more expensive than your basic stacking game (currently $39.99 on Amazon), the game play options blow away the alternatives, and there are several expansion packs available for continued enhancement of your experience.
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Aside from stacking endless fat chocobos on top of each other in an attempt to block out the sun, these heroes also made a literal bridge for humanity with the Fat Chocobo Bridge (above).
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Björk's a singer/songwriter who thinks like a composer and operates like a DJ. She writes abstract but emotionally invested songs, considers them as broad tableaux, then assembles them from stacking disparate parts together.
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One video shows a woman named Umm Abdullah and her daughter, Sadal, introducing a game called "Stacking Time," in which a child can build using differently sized dishware while her parents cook or clean.
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The Strokes move through their hits one after the other, stacking the set with the best of Is This It and Room On Fire, chopping into new stuff only when everybody's had their fill.
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Risk of Rain 2 is a game about the snowball effect, the gradual stacking-on of more and more artifacts and equipment to a character in a desperate arms race against the game itself.
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