An almost-anarchy of piles and piles of stacks and boxes of more stacks and stacks of boxes piled onto tables made from more stacks and boxes of stacks.
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"There were just stacks and stacks of them," he says.
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"She has stacks and stacks of old 45s," he said.
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There are also stacks and stacks of macarons, which were delightful.
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Take a deep breath, and go back into the world of sparkly body rollers, fruity lip glosses, and stacks on stacks on stacks of glitter.
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The stacks of the 10 most popular summer hits show how similar the hits are, with blue stacks having hits that are quite similar to each other, pink stacks being quite different, and purple stacks being in between.
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It wasn't just Alabama that came up big Monday night ... Drake won a HUGE bet with rap superstar Quavo -- we're talking STACKS ON STACKS ON STACKS!
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To get your own stacks upon stacks for cleats, run over to Adidas.com.
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That gave me a long time — after reading stacks and stacks of Shoot!
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It seems as if we've had a long string of Saturdays with entries that span the grid, and stacks of those entries, and stacks of those stacks.
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Here's your international travel tip for the day: Nigeria's currency is the naira, and Cardi came with stacks on stacks on stacks of 'em when she hit the VIP.
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These days, corporate managers talk about their solution stacks and idealize "full stack" companies; athletes share their recovery stacks and muscle-building stacks; devotees of so-called smart drugs obsessively modify their brain-enhancement stacks to address a seemingly infinite range of flaws and desires.
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I had stacks and stacks of notebooks filled with programs for games and data-processing software.
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"You could still see in the back there were stacks and stacks of records," recalls Stürtz.
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He even provides deep-tissue massages for his cattle (before, you know, slaughtering them.) And here he is just looking really, really dapper standing among stacks on stacks on stacks of ribeyes.
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Herbal laxative teas, Metamucil, Sweet'N Low, stacks of canned Healthy Choice soups, stacks of canned tuna. Tostitos.
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Front Burner Look into any chef's kitchen and you'll see stacks and stacks of simple steel skillets.
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We're talking about someone whose "cheat day" diet is routinely mountains of french toast topped with apple pie, entire sushi platters, whole batches of cookies, and stacks on stacks on stacks of pancakes.
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Stacks House is the first of, hopefully, many offerings from a larger company we're building called She Stacks.
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Sure, giant beauty companies have stacks on stacks (on stacks) to develop the hottest new things in beauty, but oftentimes, it's burgeoning indie brands that come up with the coolest — and most boundary-pushing — products.
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Enter: The New York Public Library, which just so happens to have stacks and stacks of vintage YM magazines.
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Saving stacks and stacks of papers or pounds of clothing will make the entire collection overwhelming to interact with.
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With the extra "stacks on stack on stacks," the newlyweds head to Mexico for a five-star, all expenses paid honeymoon.
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I was writing a handful of songs for her, but she has stacks and stacks of all these poems and lyrics.
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To use the Stacks feature, right-click on a file or the desktop and select Use Stacks from the drop-down menu.
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Also, Broner shows us stacks and stacks of money ... like a lot of money ... guy claims to be very, very, economically stable.
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They take the brightly splintered pieces and turn them into rainbow-hued wooden tabletops made of stacks upon stacks of discarded skateboards.
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From the looks of these pics ... Iverson has at least 2 very high stacks of black chips, and LOTS of green stacks.
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Jack Brockway, an executive at Herrenknecht, a German manufacturer of tunnel-boring machines, said he got "stacks and stacks and stacks" of instructions from consultants for his work on the Second Avenue subway, down to details that barely made sense.
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" —v4f28d72f8 "It's a place where I feel inspired to write my own books and hopefully join the stacks and stacks of successful authors.
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They're each about the length and width of a steno pad, and he has stacks and stacks of them, all arrayed according to hue.
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Though She Stacks has struggled to make the Stacks House experience more intersectional, they have tried to make up for it in other ways.
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"So many guns, so many magazines, stacks and stacks of magazines everywhere," Las Vegas police officer Dave Newton told CBS News' 60 Minutes on Sunday.
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But instead, she was standing among other stranded passengers amid stacks and stacks of luggage at Kennedy International Airport in New York on Sunday afternoon.
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"Stacks and stacks of magazines everywhere, just in suitcases all neatly stacked against pillars, around the room, all stacked up, rifles placed all throughout," Newton said.
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I know a lot of people are hotly anticipating Stacks, the feature that neatly organizes your cluttered desktop into a bunch off quasi-folders called Stacks.
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Sifting through our stacks upon stacks of overstimulating paper, we'd expect the results to look something like this: About 20 percent of our tickets are winners.
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I mean, this is the woman who has made stacks and stacks off mega-hit songs, clothing (and lingerie!) lines, and the ever-popular Fenty Beauty collection.
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You can create your own rudimentary HyperCard stacks, and even play some "featured stacks" like the basic game "Glider," which was originally released as shareware in 1988.
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But "we almost literally bumped into the stacks and stacks of boxes that have the Lumber Liquidators brand in the factory that we had gone to," he said.
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And so, we're kind of used to seeing these pictures of supervisors' offices with like stacks and stacks up to the ceiling, which are applications ... Which are unsearchable.
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Jammber chief executive Marcus Cobb Jammber chief executive Marcus Cobb "I saw stacks and stacks of payroll checks that were returned to sender," Cobb, told Crain's Chicago Business.
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Since there was already so much going on sparkle-wise, they decided to keep it minimal with stacks on stacks of rings and two "little" 10-carat diamond earrings.
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If you want to go that route—known as spousal sponsorship—it will currently take you over two years and thousands of dollars and stacks and stacks of paperwork.
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A digital delay on the speaker stacks, so you heard the 12 stacks of the wall first, while the others were delayed by a microsecond, and at a lower volume.
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The Desktop Stacks feature introduced in macOS Mojave can help tidy things up too: Click a blank part of the desktop, then choose View from the menu and Use Stacks.
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After my boxing match, I sat down with Kindra Meyer, Patience Ramsey, and celebrity financial guru Farnoosh Torabi, the three founders of She Stacks, the parent company behind Stacks House.
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When Insider visited their sit-in, there were stacks upon stacks of donated bottled water in one corner, and in another, enough junk food to give multiple people a heart attack.
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They also found photographs of Mr. Seleznev driving sports cars and vacationing in tropical locations, as well as pictures of stacks upon stacks of what appeared to be 5,000-ruble bills.
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With the desktop in focus, choose View and then Use Stacks from the Finder menu—if you then go to choose View and Group Stacks By you can decide how they're organized.
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That's because while this iteration of Stacks is incredibly useful (why make a catch all folder for images when you've got a STACK), it's also not the first macOS product called Stacks.
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Most of the users who post pictures of their kitchens, and their ingredients, and yes, their stacks and stacks of food prep containers, aren't obnoxious Crossfitters or even slightly less-obnoxious Crossfitters.
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When Ray stacks up rectangles of color in a painting like "Marfa Exterior" (2018), she is merging Judd's modular "stacks" and interest in light — evidenced particularly in his use of Plexiglas — with hers.
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The boxing star busted out STACKS AND STACKS of $100 bills at the Gentleman's Club: The Office in Miami on Thursday ... and just eyeballing it, seems like he's got between $50k and $100k!
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Classically, these platforms have used aspirational images — fit and semi-naked figures, vast mansions, or stacks upon stacks of cash — to tempt viewers into clicking, but it seems lately these tactics have changed.
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On the PC, most wargames are still fundamentally re-creating the conventions of wargames of the 1970s: Extremely detailed rules for every aspect of simulated warfare, applied to stacks and stacks of units.
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Mirror symmetry seemed to be the way to go, and I decided on stacks of eight-letter entries as I figured it made the most sense to start off with the larger stacks.
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Here's how the show stacks up to Gypsy's real life.
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Here's how Blade Runner stacks up against other genre classics.
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Tangles of colorful ethernet cords spewed from stacks of servers.
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They also smashed stacks of burning blocks with their hands.
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Stacks of riot shields are piled outside of the vehicles.
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The smoke stacks are a reference to my Baltimore past.
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That is because the government stacks the system against them.
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A volunteer just walked in with stacks of printer paper.
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Instead, there exist dense stacks of usefulness: solutions, explanations, code.
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They liked Marshall stacks and they liked them turned up.
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Not into sobbing in the stacks of your school library?
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Just look how Tatum stacks up against young Kawhi Leonard.
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He takes your arm and guides you around the stacks.
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We'll see how that approach stacks up against the competition.
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"The project stacks up both environmentally and financially," he said.
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He entered Sacks's apartment and found them leaning in stacks.
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Sensors, stacks and platforms will be commoditized in the network.
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Stacks of black monochrome canvases dangle downward like painting stalactites.
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Multiple black monochromes, in stacks, casually lean against the wall.
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She's looking forward to reading more and has three stacks
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The next day, officials arrived with stacks of death certificates.
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Publicity offices with stacks of photos that still need signing.
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Bulky stacks of sweaters or pants tend to topple over.
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You can now also organize your cluttered desktop into Stacks.
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Two stacks make a great improvised coffee table or nightstand.
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The trick will be making sure that evidence stacks up.
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I have stacks of notebooks that I've filled with stories.
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Surrounding the bookshelf are stacks containing different categories of books.
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Now we're ready to drop down into those delicious stacks.
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The triple stacks were inspired by those orders, he said.
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She's become the expert helping clients navigate their tech stacks.
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This was late '80s, early '90s, hardcore in the stacks.
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He's fronted three of the UK's most cherished cult bands (Felt, Denim, and Go-Kart Mozart) written stacks and stacks of brilliant songs, conceptualized and then realized everything he's ever set out to do.
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Artificial intelligence tools like deep learning have come on in leaps and bounds in recent years, powered by two main resources: cheap processing power, delivered by the cloud; and stacks and stacks of user data.
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If 'if' stacks on top of 'if' stacks on top of 'if,' the Chiefs' offensive line figures to be significantly improved from a unit that ranked 28th in Football Outsiders' pass-protection metric last year.
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Stackers compete in three individual events: the 3-3-3, three stacks of three cups each; 3-6-3, three stacks of three, six and three cups; and the cycle, a sequence of three formations.
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There are stacks upon stacks of coasters and trays made from vintage psychic ads, botanical prints, postcards, and long lost love letters, each one different than the one on top of it ($100033 and up).
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The boxing superstar spent his Friday evening in the Philippines handing out stacks and stacks of cash -- but instead of going all Mayweather and dropping it on strippers, dude was giving it to local kids.
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It comes with dark mode, file stacks, and group FaceTime calls.
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Go to View and then tick off the Use Stacks option.
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In October, it rolled out Triple Breakfast Stacks as one example.
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Stacks of printouts ready to be marked up with a Sharpie.
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The D.H.F. backups are stored in cortical stacks in storage facilities.
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Hailey's exercise regimen stacks up well against this, this and this.
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Here's how the XR stacks up against other 6.1-inch smartphones.
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There were no "freemium" models backed by stacks of venture cash.
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Vardakostas loads stacks of pickles, tomatoes, and onions into his machine.
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On that Sunday, the Stacks' notified Chewy to end automatic deliveries.
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For Gina Luster, 2000, seeing the stacks of bottles angers her.
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"We believe the future is in these composable stacks," Baier noted.
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Limiting the discussion of history to one subject stacks the deck.
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We're told they made off with stacks of cash and jewelry.
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Stacks of ammunition magazines used in rifles can also be seen.
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There are some handles on the sides but no weight stacks.
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I was going to ask how it stacks up to Stateside.
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Alongside the Dashboard and its Cards, Alto is also introducing Stacks.
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In a common room, stacks of books stretch to the ceiling.
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Cost: $195Find out more about the Heather Ford Bracelet Stacks here.
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The other global issue is how "Rise" stacks the deck dramatically.
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After all, those Marshall stacks aren't going to pay for themselves.
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Erickson hardly acknowledges Prichard, buries himself in the horror movie stacks.
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Still, library officials emphasized they would not tear out the stacks.
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Here's how her income stacks up against other Democratic presidential candidates.
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Look at those perfect stacks, the perfect boxes, the empty space.
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BALTIMORE — Stacks of bills, $100,000 in all, taken from a safe.
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We'll have to see how it stacks up against Tesla's Cybertruck.
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Initially in large stacks on the stairs as they come in.
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All that means we're interested to see how DIPLE stacks up.
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Falconer invented the cortical stacks that allow humans to live forever.
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Readers: Tell us how household labor stacks up in your home.
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My biggest problem was constructing the stacks of 10-letter words.
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Aunt T and I head to breakfast at Stacks in Burlingame.
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Step two: organize the multicolored index cards into neat little stacks.
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Stacks of an accompanying press release were placed throughout the hotel.
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Don't worry, Daddy Fat Stacks, you'll soon have people for that.
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And those other hazardous air toxics coming from industrial coal stacks?
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Bloomberg handing out stacks of cash to delegates on the floor.
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She began to experiment with it, working through stacks of nickels.
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At 33, Stacks is almost considered ancient by competitive breakdancing standards.
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Stacks of t-shirts and shorts line a faded plaid couch.
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These works read both as stacks of books and sculptural busts.
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Venezuela could see inflation as high as 1 million percent this year, according to a July forecast from the International Monetary Fund, with locals needing stacks and stacks of cash just to buy basic food items.
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PEOPLE took an exclusive tour of J.Lo's closet that can only be described as every fashion girls' dream: stacks upon stacks of jeans, endless rows of shoes, racks of designer clothes and — of course — that Versace dress.
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There are stacks and stacks of categories in here, covering all types of music, comedy, eating out and drinking experiences, so you certainly shouldn't be short of something to do unless you're in the middle of nowhere.
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Surely, these open stacks full of books were reserved for staff only.
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Inside, among the stacks of tuna, were hundreds of severed shark fins.
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Silver bowls held the condiments, and stacks of white plates sat nearby.
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That evening it unveiled its Triple Breakfast Stacks, a limited-time offering.
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She stacks boxes of prepared lunches to prepare for the afternoon rush.
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Ilijason receives deliveries at the shop and stacks products on the shelves.
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Compared to bloody B-movies, Santa Clarita Diet stacks up pretty well.
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For months this wound sat small like a canker beneath our stacks.
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The stacks of paper on the desk nearly hid him from view.
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The stacks of meticulously-labeled drawers suggest a method to the madness.
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Cortical stacks are made of metals left behind by an alien civilization.
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They post selfies with stacks of cash or next to fancy cars.
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So you'll have stacks dedicated to PDFs, images, movies, and so on.
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Characters have had centuries to get used to the idea of stacks.
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Stay tuned for more about how HomePod stacks up against the competition.
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" He arrived grinning and "grimy from the smoke of his exhaust stacks.
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I'm Carl Azuz and that stacks up another edition of CNN 10.
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A ranger prevents the audience getting too close as the stacks burn.
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In November, McDonald's began a limited-time offering of Triple Breakfast Stacks.
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If you're carrying more than one of the same item, it stacks.
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It's also prudent to know how the talent stacks up against competitors.
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"Desktop stacks" are a new way to organize documents on the desktop.
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Moore ladles sauce onto stacks of yellow, purple, and plain white noodles.
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And if the truth stacks up against your position do not prosecute.
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In vehicle scrapyards in the north, he saw stacks of discarded cars.
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Curious how this crustacean stacks up to other rare or specialty foods?
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Across the city's skyline, the bath-houses' distinctive chimney stacks are disappearing.
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Mr. Catsimatidis said his stores no longer displayed Häagen-Dazs in stacks.
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You can see popcorn popping, stacks of candy, and giant soda machines.
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I've been plowing through stacks of them to make your life simpler.
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Stacks of tires, piles of trash and plastic sheets surrounded the compound.
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Companies use them to sort through stacks of résumés from job seekers.
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No longer a nuclear weapons factory, nuclear reactor stacks were knocked down...
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It's right there among the stacks of hamburgers at the White House.
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She stacks the galettes horizontally in two huge piles to her right.
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Vinyl is orderly, but everywhere, stacks of it piled above my height.
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In that instance, Mueller's team bolstered Gates with stacks of supporting evidence.
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Historically, even today, IEPs are planned and written using stacks of paperwork.
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The way his game stacks up with me, it's a tricky one.
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"Not a drop of carbon comes out of my stacks," he said.
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We've all seen her in the café, counting out stacks of cash.
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Mr. Adams stacks up tones to create wondrously strange and alluring harmonies.
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When he does move, it is to clip thick stacks of coupons.
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The actress explains that they're surrounded by stacks of books at home.
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We tried counting out 100 Lego bricks in 10 stacks of 10.
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On the upper level are stacks of art books Mr. Barrington owns.
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Pre-owned T-shirts sit in tall, tottering stacks in the bedroom.
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"I've got stacks of ideas and things to do," said the sculptor.
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The problem: The technology requires stacks of computing power and significant expertise.
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Here's how COVID-19 stacks up against other pandemics and serious outbreaks.
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I took them underground, to our Milstein Research Stacks underneath Bryant Park.
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How Casper stacks up against its competitorsCasper has filed to go public.
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To see how your state stacks up, check out the full list.
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White, for example, said he had stacks of Jordan sneakers in boxes.
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People who tried to sneak snacks in the stacks would be reprimanded.
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On the floor of Longstreth's studio were 15 stacks of index cards.
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I was pleased that the northwest and southeast corners had reasonable stacks.
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Libraries used to send book requests to the stacks in pneumatic tubes.
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Here's what he said and how it stacks up against the facts.
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Those sort-of-staggered stacks are terrific, as are the vertical ones.
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There were more containers balanced in stacks on top of the bed.
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It'll go perfect with ES' stacks of cash and gold chains. Congrats!
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You can see how the timeline stacks up in the graphic below.
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The many drawers housed stacks of his works on paper and textiles.
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That means he'll still be able to have those stacks on deck.
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The top shelf of the display case has stacks of first editions.
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There were 12 stacks in the wall at the end of the room, then there were four stacks—two on each side in the center—and four more, two on each side at the end of the room.
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The future president stood beside a table filled with stacks and stacks of manila envelopes he claimed held documents detailing the transfer of power within the business (although reporters weren't allowed to look at the contents of the folders).
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I chose this grid pattern because it allowed for some longer entries, with its stacks in the upper left and lower right, while still being doable; the stair-step pattern in the middle facilitated connecting the two stacks cleanly.
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Here's a hint: Take a look on top of one of the stacks.
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Farnoosh Torabi is a financial expert, bestselling author, and cofounder of Stacks House.
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In the barn, bracketed wall shelves are loaded up with stacks of books.
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Duffel bags aren't just for toting around large stacks of unmarked $100 bills.
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We browse the stacks for a while then go order from the café.
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My heart is with helping kids, not long meetings and stacks of paperwork.
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Look to see how a group stacks up at rating sites like CharityWatch.
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Once they are washed, the machine stacks the plates and bowls into racks.
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The installation tests how human optic recognition stacks up against that of computers.
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Where it stacks up with others of its kind is a trickier question.
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He showed photos of stacks of bolivar bills but presented no further evidence.
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Prowling the stacks of Yale's vast library, I sometimes felt giddy with excitement.
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Stacks of dead palm fronds give ample cover for rats and reptiles alike.
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Sara Hall stacks marathons on top of each other with minimal recovery time.
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Here is a look at Mr. Trump's plan and how it stacks up.
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The chart below shows where the U.S. stacks up against other big countries.
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Stacks of Quarter Pounders and chicken nuggets flanked by two gold-plated candelabra.
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But I did like the open flow through the center from the stacks.
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How Trump stacks up against the Democratic contenders remains a subject of debate.
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I slept on it for three weeks to see how it stacks up.
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In the not-so distant past, large proprietary software stacks ruled the enterprise.
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See how this stacks up against sources of "free money" — scholarships and grants.
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Farther out, we pass the leviathan sugar mill, its stacks spewing white smoke.
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Big bed, soft lighting, nice nightstands with stacks of curated coffee table books.
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Here's how it stacks up to Apple, Samsung and Huawei, another Chinese brand.
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However the novelty of quad stacks wore off after a year or two.
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First, I emphasized freshness and quality for the grid spanners in the stacks.
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In "Arcturus" and "Avior" (both 2016), Gorchov stacks six of his shaped canvases.
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Here is how Monday's sell-off stacks up against two other major tumbles.
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The olives were green, black, and purple, in heaping stacks of glorious abundance.
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Stacks of thick, white towels and wash cloths were available in the entryway.
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I went through the stacks and pulled down texts older than I was.
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We looked at how Apple stacks up against other companies and entire industries.
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Behind the Formica bar, pink light glows upward through stacks of cocktail glasses.
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At the end of the antitrust stacks is a table near the window.
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How do you think this administration stacks up to the Bush White House?
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BTW, check out how AP's registry stacks up against Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino.
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Paperwork, in the form of stacks of prayer slips, combines belief and bureaucracy.
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There are a couple of quality stacks and not much dreck in sight.
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Post almost fooled us by the stacks of cash he had on hand.
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I shot him a glare from over my laptop and stacks of paperwork.
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You'll still need to occasionally go in and clean out the individual Stacks.
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"Assistants and couriers would bring them in stacks," the former news reporter said.
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Instead of feathers or cotton, it's cushioned with stacks of 100 dollar bills.
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With holiday decor staggered between stacks of products, the store was mostly quiet.
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Here's what the president said, and how it stacks up against the facts.
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Three of the four clues in the double stacks were difficult for me.
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Who needs friends on your private jet when you have stacks of cash?
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But there's also these big stacks of newspapers from right before the election.
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"Don't forget to tag Stacks House!" she said as I hit the showers.
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"Farmers benefit most when there are competing stacks to choose from," Moss argued.
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The American Museum of Natural History in New York has stacks upon stacks of crates from decades-old fossil hunting trips, with specimens still wrapped in the original newspaper and plaster, waiting for an interested grad student to pop them open.
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When I think I have what may be a viable stack, usually with at least a couple of nonsensical four-letter combinations crossing the stacks, I set to work trying to design a possible grid (if I'm lucky) around the stacks.
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He kept papers in neat stacks on his desk, and had tight, tidy penmanship.
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Just because she has a sense of style doesn't mean Ocasio-Cortez has stacks!
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And Google notes that some 60,000 enterprise stacks have already been launched on Orbitera.
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You can learn about our methodology and see how your state stacks up here.
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Kano's governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, was filmed last year pocketing stacks of hundred-dollar bills.
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Today's stacks need only 2000 grams (a third of a troy ounce) of platinum.
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Now, the team plans to enhance stacks more images of the surface of Mars.
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In some places, they are primitive stone stacks; in others, elaborate hive-like monuments.
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The trailer begins with Wade Watts (Tye Sheridan) describing his life in the Stacks.
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We also talked with Hostetler about how anecdotal evidence stacks up against rigorous science.
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Instead it shows designer homes furnished with mahogany chairs and neat stacks of dishes.
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By the numbers: How Trump stacks up after 100 days MacArthur amendment not enough?
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Users can easily create several stacks for testing and development, too, for example. Vizion.
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Siftery compares companies with similar stacks and looks for differences to make some recommendations.
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"I'd go and Xerox big stacks of shit and then read it," he says.
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Shoppers carried stacks of money in plastic bags as prices changed several times daily.
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French Montana threw down stacks to bling out Iggy Azalea's digits ... TMZ has learned.
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The D3003 more than stacks up with other Nikon DSLRs in that price range.
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For example, the rectangles transition from shallow plinths to tall stacks or upright steles.
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Stealing Banksys and selling them for fat stacks of cash is, sadly, pretty common.
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We walk through stacks of king trumpet and glistening nameko clusters ready for harvest.
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Stacks put all my recent screen grabs in one place, but not much else.
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Horse races play on TV, and stacks of lottery cards sit along the counter.
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"I think I was drawn to the physicality of the stacks," she said recently.
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She stacks spices there when she's cooking, and afterward just washes the Corian down.
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Stacks of Jarritos soda, mango and lime, take up what little room is left.
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Men and women carrying briefcases or hugging stacks of paper hurried to and fro.
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Just know, that as far as the Jesus symbolism goes, this one stacks up.
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Walking between those tall stacks of books under the warm store lights feels reassuring.
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The northern opening was in a fenced commercial lot with stacks of wooden pallets.
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I traded my peace of mind and restful sleep for fleeting stacks of money.
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And the other wonderful thing about the Newark Public Library was the open stacks.
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Mr. Dennison's computer screen was obscured by stacks of paper, which covered his desk.
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The books from the stacks have been divided between the two outside storage spaces.
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Retailers, as they do every year, are discounting leftover stacks of reindeer-emblazoned sweaters.
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Later the animal stacks the shells together like nesting bowls — and carts them away.
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HIT THE STACKS Then we'll usually walk to McNally Jackson, which is another bookstore.
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At New York Public Library branches, the stacks are packed, according to a spokeswoman.
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For her gallery's debut, she showed a selection of paper stacks by the artist.
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Inside the small cottage, Belle's home would have a fireplace and stacks of books.
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Scroll down to read what Trump wrote and how it stacks up with reality.
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"See that smoke coming out?" he said, pointing to haze at the ship's stacks.
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You can experience this at "Peter Voulkos: Stacks (28-2001)" at Burning in Water.
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Your wireless phone charger, headphone stand, and stacks of paperwork stay on the tabletop.
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Thick stacks of paper can sometimes scramble the picture on the X-ray machine.
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Grids with four long triple-stacks are always such a pain to work with.
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Gavriel and Mansur gathered stacks to quietly sift through, cutting out favorites with scissors.
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Her body was found in the back of the store, behind stacks of books.
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Rubble forms, stacks up, and lava mounds up over it creating a lava delta.
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But how different is the process of searching online from searching in the stacks?
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One machine, which looks like a weaving loom, stitches spines onto stacks of papers.
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Floyd showed off at least 5(!!!) stacks of hundos before kicking off his thunderstorm
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Let's see how it stacks up to a few comparable cash-back credit cards.
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He has stacks of catalogs they can order from if they'd like more options.
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Signs hanging among the fluorescently lit shelves, which resemble library stacks if the stacks went on so far that you couldn't see the opposite end, tell workers they have 10 minutes to pick up their first item when they start their shift.
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As he explained how he was removing himself from his eponymous company, Trump stood beside a table with stacks and stacks of manila envelopes filled with papers he said were documents he signed to give control of the company to his sons.
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Intel knows this, of course, and its new Loihi chips aren't destined for server stacks.
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Check out our Oscar predictions to see how it stacks up to its fellow nominees.
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Here's how the President-elect's would-be border fortress stacks up against its Chinese competition.
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The new trucks will actually pair two stacks producing about 20173 kilowatts, or 306 horsepower.
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Vendors sit next to stacks of local and imported fruit waiting for the occasional customer.
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Those cups — and the associated timer — are sold by the closely aligned Speed Stacks Inc.
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Vertical farming refers to produce that's grown indoors, often in stacks that resemble a bookcase.
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With all of that in mind, let's look at how La La Land stacks up.
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On a few occasions, Therisod has uncovered valuables, including stacks of cash, jewelry and gems.
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It can pick them up, move them, stack them, roll them and knock over stacks.
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Salary spreadsheets are one way workers can see how their pay stacks up against peers.
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Cortical stacks threaten the religion's core principle that we only have one life to live.
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Donald Jr. posted a pic of 9-year-old daughter Kai holding stacks of money.
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Thick stacks of paper and books are problematic because they obscure the items beneath them.
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Let's see how 1&7.993 web hosting stacks up in a market filled with alternatives.
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Probably not coincidentally ... he'd been flashing his bday stacks on social media during the party.
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First, it was coal and lumber being ferried out of the state in heaping stacks.
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We also weigh in on how Stranger Things 2 stacks up against the first season.
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Wondering how the 9.7-inch iPad Pro Smart Keyboard stacks up against the 25 version?
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Here's a look at how Trump's first-year performance stacks up to his biggest promises.
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Stacks of thin, meaty layers bound together in beautiful greasy goodness by the caramelized juices.
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Rap's versatile gentleman returns with his second studio album and inevitably stacks it with features.
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It became a little ritual for the public, so we left stacks out for people.
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A purchase decision is expected next year if the business case stacks up, he said.
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So databases, especially relational databases, have remained the Achilles' heels of web-scale technology stacks.
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In light of this, Broadly investigates May's voting record to see how she stacks up.
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We'll walk through those attacks on May 6493 to show how the evidence stacks up.
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Based on that criteria, I like how both stacks in this particular puzzle came out.
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Here's how Trump's "tough" approach to Russia stacks up against his 12 post-war predecessors.
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But a pair of recent scandals prove that stacks of cash need not be involved.
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The family chose June 17 because it would have been the Stacks' 49th wedding anniversary.
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We were sitting in his apartment, surrounded by stacks of antique books and family artifacts.
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Also wanted dual symmetry with radiating triple stacks of 10-letter entries in each corner.
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"We've already removed stacks of film from the ground here; it's buried everywhere," he said.
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Even Alexander Hamilton would remind you: the odds were stacks against the Revolution as well.
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The lower level remained unfinished and unused until it was converted into the Milstein stacks.
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She thought that would put an end to my stacks and piles, but it didn't.
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Here's everything we know about the candidate and how he stacks up against the competition
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Medical settings without time or extra space find their stacks of clean gowns going undisturbed.
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Can't you just enjoy your buddy's touchdown, even if it stacks six points against you?
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The effect is ultimately a strong indication of how Wayne's talent stacks up to Jay's.
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Still, stacks of books are piled around the apartment, and even more are in storage.
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But the decision disappointed some library watchers who had long awaited news of the stacks.
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I scoured the internet and took out stacks of books on depression from the library.
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One detail that Rowe takes specific pride in is the stacks of paper in Colorado.
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"The project stacks up both environmentally and financially," said Lucas Dow, Adani Australia's chief executive.
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Flipping through stacks of vinyl, he stopped every so often to comment on a record.
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Only library staff members have access to the book stacks, which are behind locked doors.
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He cuts, etches, stacks, and bends glass, which is as fragile as it is heavy.
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Stacks of art books and intriguing objets d'art can also be found throughout the space.
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On the day I met Krasner, he was surrounded by aides and stacks of papers.
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Instead, she paged through her dad's law-school books and through stacks of local newspapers.
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Another room contains two stacks of paper resting on the floor, also available to take.
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President Donald Trump's stock market stacks up well against the majority of his presidential predecessors.
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Mr. Voulkos's stacks are reminiscent of large Greek funerary amphorae (vases) and wood-burning ovens.
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It's famous for these pancake rocks, so named because they look like stacks of pancakes.
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Not every politician caught in the stings was happy to be handed stacks of cash.
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Around this time of year, you'll find stacks of boxed Panettone cake all over Rome.
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In fact, I think our apartment is one giant bookstore with stacks of books everywhere.
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The stacks of posters handed out by state organizations largely avoided mentions of Mr. Trump.
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This chart from Leuthold Group shows where the Dow bull market stacks up since 1900.
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Stacks of $20 bills bundled in a plastic bag totaling $362,062 sat on one table.
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The jury was also shown a photograph of him standing beside large stacks of money.
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We'll walk through those attacks on May 5 to show how the evidence stacks up.
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Maybe with their wisdom channeled through Stacks House, I could manifest my best financial life.
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Armed with stacks, they rolled in around 3:30 AM and stayed for 2 hours.
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The resulting songs aren't topheavy, exactly, but they are as unwieldy as stacks of feathers.
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Less painful and rigorous, and hence more promising, is the langsec initiative: The Language-theoretic approach (LANGSEC) regards the Internet insecurity epidemic as a consequence of ad hoc programming of input handling at all layers of network stacks, and in other kinds of software stacks.
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When I was in middle school, my sister took singing lessons at the home of a busty, bouffanted woman named Eleanor who had a disgruntled Shih Tzu, shag carpeting, and a wicker coffee table covered in stacks upon stacks of the trashiest tabloid magazines imaginable.
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Katrin Sigurdardottir mined clay in Iceland, formed it into tiles that she arranged in architectural stacks, and contributed several handsome and evocative photographs of those stacks to the Akron Art Museum's well-balanced show, organized by Ms. Grabner and Ellen Rudolph, the museum's chief curator.
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Left: MIT computer scientist Katie Bouman w/stacks of hard drives of black hole image data.
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Just stacks of boxes in a basement and the summery song of thousands of chirping crickets.
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Here's how the most recent release stacks up against a year ago and a running average:
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Once Trump was ready to end, he pointed to the stacks of paper by the lectern.
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There's now a kind of dynamic desktop that sorts your files into something called Dynamic Stacks.
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After recording the first album with Bhavachakra, Stacks moved back to Texas to pursue new projects.
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Schwab partners with Torabi's Stacks House, a pop-up experience that promotes financial independence for women.
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Still, it's safe to say that compared with many past presidents, Clinton stacks up pretty well.
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Stay tuned for word on how Sonos One stacks up against Google Play Max and HomePod.
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Normally, double stacks have short vertical entries crossing the beginning and end of the longer answers.
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Rawling's Virus: A virus that infects cortical stacks, and causes people to turn on one another.
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At last, I ventured down a driveway with stacks of wooden crates piled at the back.
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Having broiled by then in book-stacks through 70 New York summers, Fred saw no problem.
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Ahead, how Target stacks up against its budget competition – and which bottles you should invest in.
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While Tinder Stacks is discoverable though Apple's iMessage App Store, it's not technically a standalone application.
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The room's adorned with oversized hamburger pillows, french fry blankets, and neat stacks of McBiscuit sandwiches.
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"It's impossible to compare," Vella says when asked how Below stacks up to previous Capy games.
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Stacks of padded envelopes sit by the door, waiting to picked up by the postal service.
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A close up of one of the 11 stacks of ivory, worth an estimated $105 million.
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Leia's technology works using light field technology, which stacks LCDs with backlights pointing in different directions.
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We had a big Friday beer bash, there were stacks of posters that employees could grab.
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Elizabeth Ebert kept small stacks of paper in every room of the farmhouse — just in case.
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Sensor aside, the D500 more than stacks up with other Nikon DSLRs in that price range.
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The factory receives the dried sideritis bouquets in stacks, which have been placed in recyclable cartons.
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When they checked they found a man, some firearms, and a washing machine full of stacks.
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Mr. Shortz stacks his blocks in an orderly and methodical manner, whereas I do not. 2.
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They include ziggurats made of stacks of cardboard boxes and three recent pieces using secondhand furniture.
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Not in the sense that it stacks the decks to help Democrats or Republicans: It doesn't.
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Today he's shared the album's first single "Castrati Stacks" and added shows to his spring schedule.
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Behind him, the sea stacks appear funereal and grim, far gloomier than they do in person.
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RELATED: How Xi's China stacks up with rest of world Wil Xi follow in Putin's footsteps?
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Here is everything we know about the candidate and how he stacks up against the competition.
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Before I started following the rule, I had stacks of unread books all over my office.
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She burned several stacks of paper money by the old willow stump at the well pond.
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I made my way to our bedroom: more orchids, draped chenille throws, stacks of decorative pillows.
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In 2018, the White House was decorated with dozens of pumpkins, hay stacks, and colorful trees.
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He mostly stared at the stacks of documents in front of him while his lawyer spoke.
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There were keyboards in mahogany-wood cases topped with stacks of electronic metal boxes, all with
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Stackshare, founded in San Francisco in 2014, currently features the "verified" tech stacks of 7,000 companies.
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Manila files bulging with cuttings line every corridor, while stacks of yellowing newspapers teeter in piles.
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They collectively sold millions and millions of records and graced the covers of stacks of magazines.
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A look at how Apple's trillion-dollar value stacks up against other companies and entire industries.
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It was a marvelous section, awash in smart, lively colleagues and enticing, tottering stacks of books.
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Every book I've written has some magic in it I found in physical stacks or archives.
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And while Biden stacks up well in head-to-head matchups against Trump, so does Sanders.
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Ms. Fischer and Mr. MacLaughlin caught each other's eye browsing the fiction stacks, but said nothing.
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The stacks were being oppressed in the most literal way, but they hadn't buckled — they resisted.
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There's stacks of paper money printed on the myth that some institution — cotton, housing — is unshakable.
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Gift copies were piled in stacks, addressed to the critics of a thousand newspapers and weeklies.
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Here's how each of the browsers stacks up in terms of privacy, according to the study.
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It's my hope that Stacks is a tool that gives me more of my time back.
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The stacks of bills lean on the granite desk top built in like a contemporary sculpture.
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There, a bookbinder practices a fading craft: stitching, slicing and pressing stacks of paper into books.
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A fire ravaged its stacks in 1979, ruining a collection of signed first editions of books.
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The two stools placed in front of the television are also constructed from stacks of cardboard.
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Jackson hit up Stacks Customs Jewelry in Miami ... and they got to work on the drip.
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Yoot Saito isn't mincing words about why he's getting back into games: sweet, sweet stacks of cash.
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Then one afternoon, my library stacks depleted, and I was scavenging the house for new reading material.
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Before giving a dime, look to see how a group stacks up at rating sites like Guidestar.
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The stacks can be round and irregular, square with rounded edges, horizontal and narrow (panoramic), or elliptical.
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"It's just too fantastic," said White, surrounded by waist-high stacks of postal boxes filled with cards.
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There are stacks of red envelopes on sale, for stuffing cash in and handing out as gifts.
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And resale is not an option for the stacks of goods that are never sold at all.
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With stacks, Alto makes it easy to find every attachment, from photos to word docs to spreadsheets.
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He said the lieutenant showed him stacks of tickets that, the lieutenant told him, officers had seized.
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Days earlier, chimney stacks were demolished at Munmorah, a black-coal station north of Sydney, already closed.
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And the crispy, bountiful stacks of veggies add just the right amount of textural variety and freshness.
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When it comes to organizing your files, the new Stacks feature is going to change the game.
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The stacks look like small shrines to mountain solitude, carefully balanced at the edge of a precipice.
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And — it's really good, though too soon to measure how it stacks up to his past work.
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FROST: STEVE, I WONDER HOW THIS SORT OF STACKS UP IN TERMS OF MOMENTS OF YOUR LIFE.
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OUTSIDE LONDON'S Waterloo station, stacks of the Evening Standard are regularly demolished by frazzled commuters heading home.
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Gone are the days of monolithic IT stacks and zero sum thinking; this is the new normal.
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Let's just hope the Colonel's fat stacks help World View fund some serious science down the road.
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You can now sort your files in "stacks" to place all the PDFs, photos, and videos together.
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I'm very interested to see how it stacks up next to Cadillac's Super Cruise and Tesla's Autopilot.
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Grether said he captures a series of images of a moment and then stacks them in Photoshop.
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By this point, they'd burned through the stacks of stolen tickets the Black Panther had gifted them.
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Reuters reports that the Japanese automaker is getting ready to start mass production of fuel cell stacks.
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Jeff Schwarz | STACKS continues at Outlet Fine Art (2015 Wilson Ave, Bushwick, Brooklyn) through February February 6.
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We got Rich Sunday at 5:30 AM at LAX and he flaunted his stacks for TMZ.
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It's no secret that premium smartphones are selling for fatter and fatter stacks of cash these days.
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Why am I laying down stacks when my TA just showed Bill Nye videos our entire lecture?
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Even though he was tossing cash like crazy in the club ... homie still left with major stacks!
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She stacks it on top of her cart like a crown on top of her canned goods.
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We're saying he's spending like there's "No Tomorrow" -- his new track -- but he's got stacks for days.
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Soulja posted pics of himself flaunting stacks o' cash during the party -- which couldn't have helped matters.
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He doled out stacks of cash and talked into the various cellphones they held out to him.
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When their food arrived, the men leaned over the plates and tore into the stacks of chapati.
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It should, and almost certainly does, have the data on how men and women's pay stacks up.
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Biotech companies point to stacks of industry studies as proof that their genetically engineered foods are safe.
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Make time for Heller's annex, where you can flip through stacks of paintings arranged yard-sale-style.
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Stacks of clothes and textiles line the rough, wooden floors and remnants of old, blue linoleum tiles.
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She needed costumes for the production, and Leor helped her sift through stacks of traditional embroidered dresses.
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Before giving a dime, look to see how a group stacks up at rating sites like CharityWatch.
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And now, thanks to one person, they're also paying attention to how their own business stacks up.
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Stacks of green and blue plastic tubs, some with branches in them, were scattered around the room.
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Wade and Alice dwell in the Stacks, a shantytown of piled-up trailer homes in Columbus, Ohio.
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The alleged shooter, Nikolas Cruz, 19, purchased a shotgun from Dick's Sporting Goods in 2017, Stacks said.
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"It was not the gun nor type of gun that he used in the shooting," Stacks said.
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It forces companies that once barricaded themselves behind proprietary stacks to work together in spite of themselves.
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The palm trees that dot the landscape, for instance, aren't actually solid objects — they're stacks of rings.
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And with security controls siloed in different parts of the data stacks, this problem can become intractable.
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He airs them out, stacks them, and packages them as quickly as the machine pumps them out.
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Click "Use Stacks" and poof, everything gets sent back to its original entropic position on the desktop.
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"We're building a cloud that gives marketers and e-commerce professionals access to these legacy technology stacks".
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Sansaire faces steep competition from Anova and Joule, but the Delta stacks up pretty nicely against them.
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Maybe it was the spacious aisles and glorious stacks of colorful products, immaculately organized and all fresh.
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The Model 3 and the Mach-E do not have any physical buttons in their center stacks.
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The place is littered with stacks of them, and they sputter out from his four printers constantly.
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They're scared, and buttressing themselves with stacks of toilet paper is empowering them and easing that fear.
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Upon arrival, I was directed to a table where stacks of words were arranged in alphabetical order.
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They patrol the bathrooms and stacks at the Middletown Thrall Library, checking on anyone who is dozing.
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The creditors saw 50's slew of social media posts in which he showcased stacks of money.
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Sweeping open-carry legislation in Texas meant public libraries could not keep guns out of the stacks.
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The plan was abandoned, but the stacks remained empty as library officials figured out what to do.
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The New York Public Library stored millions of items throughout its main branch on giant metal stacks.
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The library is considering how to use the floors with the stacks, but details haven't been announced.
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The stacks held 2.5 million books, not more than 11 million books and 40 million other documents.
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Just looking at her living room, cluttered with stacks of red and green plastic bins, was exhausting.
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Legs with flat outer sides are needed to move the tables in and out of their stacks.
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Express ____ A look at how Apple's trillion-dollar value stacks up against other companies and entire industries.
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This is not so much a defined camp as a dense collection of bamboo and tarp stacks.
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Several stacks of grape crates — alicante, grenache, muscat — usually sit just outside the store, ready for purchase.
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Still more dinner, lunch and breakfast ideas can be found in the neat stacks of NYT Cooking.
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I really enjoyed the triple stacks and longer entries in Mr. Steinberg's puzzle, particularly WOW JUST WOW.
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When he first surveyed the supply tent, he saw stacks of flour, canned goods and vegetable oil.
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The Triple Breakfast Stacks, which hit menus November 1, are modified versions of McDonald's popular Egg McMuffin.
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Austin has been playing more Card of Darkness, and is starting to see stacks everywhere he goes.
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My supervisor had to leave early so I pretty much did the entire six stacks by myself.
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Scroll ahead to shop the styles, from gold-wired basket stacks to bamboo-wood boxes and more.
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Every seat is occupied, and I wander between the stacks: Astronomy, Home Economics, Satire in Kannada Literature.
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Instantly, your desktop clutter is moved into various Stacks, and you're left with a much cleaner desktop.
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Yes, the overall romance is tame, but damn if that makeout session in the stacks isn't steamy.
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Genscape said one of the furnace stacks of the cogeneration unit was also shut on Monday morning.
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Better yet, "BoJack Horseman" never stacks the deck by reducing more decent characters to dummies or dupes.
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As evidence, Ms. Dillon pointed to stacks of folders on a table, representing some of the paperwork.
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There will be fliers with pictures and stacks of files and the child's own opinions to consider.
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He has posted pictures of himself with stacks of hundred dollar bills on Facebook, Mr. Slott said.
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Mom kept the crosswords in unruly stacks scattered around her apartment, an answer or two in each.
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Now check out how every team stacks up heading into the playoffs with our postseason Power Ranking...
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Additionally, long fill stacks or an area of words will just sound and look right to you.
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And investing can allow you to turn relatively modest amounts of savings into significant stacks of cash.
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DJ Khaled and his fiancée just upped their wrist game ... with watches worth over ONE HUNDRED STACKS!!!
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She lived in Canada, and when I visited, I slept in her studio, with stacks of paintings.
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"Sea stacks are usually very temporary features, with life spans only in the order of centuries, so the fact that there are these seas stacks at that depth is very remarkable," said Rhiannon Bezore, a University of Melbourne PhD student who discovered the Drowned Apostles with two others.
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She got the pad comp'd through Airbnb, but we're told Nicki threw down major stacks to stay there.
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There is not enough data to see how that stacks up with the companies' share of foreign trade.
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The star has, however, been continually wearing her gold wedding band among the jewelry stacks on her fingers.
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It stacks up and checks off the boxes with fast performance, a vibrant display, and good battery life.
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It is not yet been announced how the 2016 deficit stacks up as a percentage of the economy.
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In the hall, he found stacks of "Beano" or bingo cards that became the basis for small paintings.
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"I've learned my T-spin just by watching great modern Tetris players and emulating their stacks," Neubauer says.
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The stacks of paperwork can seem like a menu of creative ways for hospitals to inflate their charges.
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We really held to explanatory journalism of which, in the end, card stacks was one product in it.
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Think Altered Carbon's cortical stacks: these devices copy a person's personality and memories, and exist alongside their host.
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Want to see how your refined palate stacks up to the list of most-hated foods by state?
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Here's how that stacks up to the past year and a half: Source: US Customs and Border Protection.
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Your cluttered desktop will automatically be cleaned up by grouping the files into "stacks" of similar file types.
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If you are looking for how the G5 stacks up to Samsung's Galaxy S7, this video won't help.
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The APC governor of Kano state, in northern Nigeria, was filmed last year receiving thick stacks of dollars.
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While just a fun little app, Tinder Stacks could allow the dating service to reach a younger demographic.
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Push it again, and the rear window folds down and the canvas top stacks on top of it.
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Stacks of 83, can shoot 28 stories up, and you'll always land slightly above when you shoot it.
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He lived in a nice apartment filled with "stacks" of cash and a rotating cast of beautiful women.
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Along the way there are tripods of machine guns, stacks of short-wave radios, and spent artillery shells.
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Heads butt over how to organize the stacks; casual rivalries even arose between librarians who had different visions.
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The two have remained quite close since their days of flirting over stacks of paper at Dunder Mifflin.
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Photos provided by the agency indeed show large stacks of baggies emblazoned with Uber's logo rubber-banded together.
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These membranes, called thylakoids, are organized into large stacks, and they perform the initial work absorbing incoming sunlight.
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She claimed she was worried about the health and safety implications of my stacks collapsing and burying me.
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Inside the building, workers revealed rooms full of stacks of documents and books that detailed the police operations.
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Desktop Stacks, Dark Mode, and new applications (Stocks, News, and Home) are clearly the headline features of Mojave.
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A new feature called Stacks allows you to group content together in ways that make the most sense.
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Last month, Three Stacks was spotted at Los Angeles International Airport roaming the terminals and playing the flute.
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We'd all sit around the kitchen table together with stacks of headshots and sign Dad's name with sharpies.
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HyperCard let users create stacks of virtual cards that ran simple code written in a language called HyperTalk.
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Happ's high school head coach at Rockridge promises he has stacks of film proving Happ's range and consistency.
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Jack Daniel's has filtered its whiskey through stacks of charred sugar maple for well over a hundred years.
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The results are promising, but it's hard to know specifically how the drug stacks up with other treatments.
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Clinton Street Baking Co. & Restaurant has got you covered with its blueberry stacks drenched in warm maple butter.
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There are large piles of wood, stacks of large canvas pastel paintings, hardware tools, cardboard, plaster, and clay.
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The furniture stacks culminate in a child's chair or table, and evoke the farm animals in Aesop's Fables.
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Outside of the hot keys, it looks like the Muzik One stacks up rather nicely against the competition.
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One appetizer consisted of stacks of prosciutto slices and a few limp grapes atop a vertical wooden plank.
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Each Catty Stacks kit costs $30 and includes, two cubes, one bridge, eight connecting clips, and assembly instructions.
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This zinc and brass beast stacks up solidly against much more expensive options, especially in terms of durability.
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The garbage was piled up, there was nothing moved up, just stacks of it, telephones were not working.
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So, the most popular items tend to migrate to the outside of the stacks, closest to the stations.
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He continues to have stacks of newspapers and magazines delivered to his office suite in the West Wing.
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Thurgood Marshall, who kept stacks of it around the N.A.A.C.P. offices, called it "the bible" of Brown v.
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He slathers a generous amount of Duke's on both slices of bread, and stacks the tomatoes up high.
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I'm a collector by nature, so I just have stacks and shelves full of small trinkets and things.
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His non-skate videos prominently feature his collection of guns, women, stacks of money, and pounds of weed.
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Four women on the Insider Picks team wore a Harper Wilde style to see how it stacks up.
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To see how Denver stacks up against other cities in the running, read CNBC's full report card here.
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Startups such as mParticle pitch themselves as an alternatives for marketers that want to create custom tech stacks.
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There are stacks of books and magazines, with titles ranging from "War and Peace" to The New Yorker.
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The group members played amid stacks of amplifiers that sonically and visually resurrected an era of big rock.
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Each of them contained stacks of bricklike squares, wrapped in black tape that the scanner could not penetrate.
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Those vertical stacks of 247 are tricky to fill well, but Ms. Weintraub does a very nice job.
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Later, the stacks were modernized with fire sprinklers and air-conditioners that struggled to cool down the space.
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But in July 1973, a fire broke out in the stacks that took firefighters four days to extinguish.
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It's a stunning example of how poorly the American health care system stacks up against its developed peers.
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The reviews, the stacks at Brentano's, are just hurdles to get over, to place books on that shelf.
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They sit in stacks on the floor, until the cleaning lady takes it upon herself to shelve them.
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Sketchbook An illustrated reminder of what happens when kids are left to roam the stacks of a library.
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He held up three stacks of bills equaling about $20,000 and slowly placed each one inside the bag.
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It appears his green stacks got a little smaller from his right side as the game went on.
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Every piece of fruit, every fish, every bug that I sell, he's turning into fat stacks of cash.
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Inspections, he said, sometimes require combing through moldy stacks of papers, or records so old they are unreadable.
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It would be able to service larger ships and higher container stacks, making the shipping operations more efficient.
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The stacks of the main Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh soon became Wilson's new classroom, nurturing his intellectual curiosity.
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Because Elders do not have stacks, it does not possess a memory backup that would allow for resurrection.
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" Adams also says his girlfriend, an Instagram personality, stacks "model tricks" with "all the tools of social media.
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When I arrived at his hotel, I found the manuscript in neat little stacks all over Sonny's room.
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I'd seen a video of the designer in his studio, surrounded by stacks of lush, intricately worked fabrics.
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Use these tools to see how your money really stacks up, and whether your diversification mix is ideal.
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But Barrasso brought out stacks of paper that he said were the more than 2,800 pages of responses.
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In the inn's kitchen, stacks of real picnic baskets are stuffed with lunch and labeled with guests' names.
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If written culture has a center of gravity, it's lurking somewhere in the stacks of the British Library.
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You can right click to control how the Stacks get sorted, like by date opened or file type.
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It also took aim at a society and justice system that stacks the deck against sex assault victims.
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After exposure to an allergen, the body stacks up its defense system by producing a chemical called histamine.
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Traditional security stacks — which are comprised of multiple layers of cybersecurity infrastructure — simply won't fit onto IoT devices.
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"Uh, I guess you can look at those," he said when he saw me standing over the stacks.
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Stacks has said that his company will not reverse its decision and is ready to face the backlash.
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I liked his stacks of nine-letter words (RETROCHIC, ALIEN RACE, WEEDEATER and NO TALKING, OPEN SINCE, WEEKENDER).
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I took out stacks of books from the library each week, plowed through them, went back for more.
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I took out stacks of books from the library each week, plowed through them, went back for more.
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We didn't have full stacks today, nor did we have much more than a sprinkle of unadulterated fill.
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Stacks House never questions why having one job isn't enough to pay the bills in the first place.
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A social worker sifted through stacks of paperwork that outlined the terms of her new life in America.
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There are other stacks—of tramadol, a less potent opioid for what specialists call moderate to severe pain.
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Those stacks of paper would often go unread, but they demonstrated that high-tech calculations had been done.
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Collage as a medium is inherently similar to the unconscious as it layers pieces like the psyche stacks experiences.
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But honestly, I don't care if MoviePass blows through stacks of cash and targets me with some Raisinet ads.
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So Ubiquitilink modified the standard wireless stacks to account for this, something Miller said no one else had done.
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As long as big telecom has stacks of cash to throw at politicians, net neutrality will never be safe.
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Her screen soon filled with stacks of folders nested within folders: the 1,200-plus hate groups in her directory.
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Chinese traders fly home from Paris or Rome with stacks of designer bags and other goods to re-sell.
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Ma points out the shuttered Shougang Steel Company, the white and red smoke stacks rising above the sprawling complex.
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After their ride on the conveyor, the samples are scanned by the SEM, resulting in stacks of image data.
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Right: An American corporal stacks cans of gasoline in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, in preparation for the upcoming invasion.
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Specifically, one line at a time, Audi lays out how its new A2328 sedan stacks up against the competition.
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"I'll be back," Brian said, leaving his stuff on the table and disappearing, after a moment, into the stacks.
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While snapping shots of it, our photographer stumbled backward into a sheet of scrap metal and stacks of styrofoam.
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Hmmm. Its megacorporations are, with the possible exception of Disney, not remotely as secure as the tech industry's Stacks.
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They built huge proprietary systems apart from the status quo, open-source stacks to arrive at new problem classes.
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As stacks of photocopies began swallowing up her kitchen table, Kearns tried to figure out what to do next.
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In "Dusty's Stacks," we get an elevated view of VHS tapes and books stacked up on a flat surface.
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After three rounds of building stacks, each player selects one, starting with the person with the lowest Social Score.
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Then you just have to sign the interminable stacks of paper required for buying a car at the dealership.
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Medical texts from the period show stacks of corpses and people speckled by rashes, gushing blood from their noses.
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And if you've already purchased a new iPhone 7, now you'll know how it stacks up against the competition.
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Matt reportedly kidnapped Rickerson with intent to rob his ex-boss of stacks of cash he believed Rickerson had.
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As such, heterogeneous sources are enormously preferable to homogenous stacks, which is why we recommend against hardware-specific solutions.
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The grappler comes in stacks of 22, though if you shoot it and miss, it won't deplete your ammo.
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Much of contemporary AI's prowess stems from its ability to sieve patterns out of huge stacks of digital information.
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Time will tell how it stacks up against the Amazon Prime show that the original hosts have lined up.
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Last October, McDonald's made its first new addition to the breakfast menu since 2013 in its Triple Breakfast Stacks.
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Masculinity is a strange shell to wear in the 21st century—especially in the cold stacks of a city.
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Typically, Bruce Sterling saw it coming first, five full years ago: "The Stacks" […] Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft.
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He soon realized how frustrating and outdated the process was; it required stacks of paperwork and even faxing documents.
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In other words, the electoral system doesn't register the popular vote and systematically stacks votes in favor of Maduro.
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Both tracks are soft, introspective jazz flurries that feel very much in line with the music of Three Stacks.
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Apple left out key details such as pricing, making it difficult to judge how it stacks up against competitors.
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With music provided by DJ Reach, DJ Stacks and DJ Shortkutz ... the shindig looked like a classic family throwdown.
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So rather than stacks of paperwork, SME owners fill out online forms and get a response the same day.
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There are stacks of rectangles seemingly supported by horizontal, shelf-like stripes, but there is no feeling of compression.
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Once you did, you found a map with stacks of photos arranged based on where you had taken them.
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Or maybe, just maybe, you're between the speaker stacks of a small town club grinning with your eyes closed.
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Cat Amazing's Catty Stacks kits (currently $30 per kit on Amazon) are affordable, easy to assemble, and surprisingly durable.
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Other than the food, I liked the stacks of 23 with which Ms. Clark opens and closes her grid.
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At another station, a cobot takes new spare tires off a conveyor belt and stacks them on a cart.
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Twelve undressed mattresses — the thin, spartan kind found in hospitals — slump in two stacks on an otherwise vacant stage.
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In the Stacks, as in Columbus at large and the bleak world beyond that, escape comes via VR headsets.
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Guaido tweeted a picture of himself surrounded by stacks of white pots of vitamin and nutritional supplements on Monday.
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Others brought open-water swimmers in wet suits, stacks of warm blankets, Arabic translators and boxes of dry clothes.
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If BASF is looking for a transaction that stacks up on the raw numbers, it's unlikely to get there.
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One room served as an arsenal, with stacks of suicide belts, jugs of explosives, body armor and combat boots.
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It too was rejected, but the top and bottom stacks and the vertical SILENT TREATMENT got a thumbs-up.
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That's definitely something that's been on my mind over the last few months as the body toll stacks up.
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Stacks are categorized inboxes that put various email verticals all in one place, from travel to shopping to social.
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As sculptural objects, the charred books — crinkly stacks of warped and blackened paper — provoke dystopian jitters about book burning.
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For hoarders like me, Mojave automatically stacks a crowded desktop into types of files like screenshots, photos and spreadsheets.
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Dark Mode may be the feature that got the biggest crowd reaction at WWDC, but Stacks is the best.
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The series stacks up like a colorful puzzle that vibes perfectly with contemporary pop culture's fascination with the decade.
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The stacks of books wouldn't all be equal on the table—four books to three books to two books.
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Given CTE's prominence in education, a useful perspective-gathering exercise is asking how it stacks up against household names.
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See which states have the highest percentage of children dependent on free lunches and where your state stacks up.
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On Thursday reporters saw stacks of clean clothes, toothbrushes, toothpaste and snacks for children, and the temperature was comfortable.
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As a kid, I'd bring home stacks of books from the library … any fantasy world was worth escaping toward.
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It operates 24 hours a day, its lights blazing and towering stacks steaming even in the dead of night.
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And here's how it stacks up against other conflicts, including the Vietnam War, the Battle of Gettysburg and Hiroshima.
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Stacks of ventilators wouldn't do the public any good if there were no health care workers to operate them.
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There are few high denomination bills in circulation, which means you can wind up with thick stacks of cash.
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"I love the New York Public Library and wanted to do an action scene in the stacks," he said.
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Ms. Kwong, however, frequently leaves the bowls empty, placing them on stacks of books or alone on coffee tables.
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A sampling from each promises to send you into the stacks, seeking out those whose voices call to you.
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The state moved quickly to regulate the obvious sources, like factory smoke stacks, steel mills and coal power plants.
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Snyder's invocation of "the traditions and conscience of our people" is like a reader's pass to the library stacks.
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With this feature, all the content of your desktop is automatically arranged into stacks (by kind, date or tag).
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After the book came out, he got stacks of letters from people who had gone through the same experience.
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A: He opened the door, I walked in, and on the coffee table I noticed three stacks of paper.
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But they aren't really piles—they're stacks, of bodies lying face downward, with their arms in the handcuffs position.
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Art Reviews Sarah Sze's enchanting installations; Peter Voulkos's monumental stacks; Andrew Ohanesian's hidden show; and Guadalupe Maravilla's shrine-sculpture.
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If you put those stacks next to each other, it looks like Dwayne Johnson standing next to Kevin Hart.
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Schwab Intelligent Portfolio CompetitorsSchwab Intelligent Portfolio stacks up well against its competition, but others hold some advantages over Schwab.
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At the same show, three sixteen-foot-tall stacks of oversized Jenga blocks crashed to the floor during installation.
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Stacks of bipartisan and independent reports examining dozens of elections, conclude that voter fraud is exceedingly rare and isolated.
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Stacks of wood line the entrance and the nooks of the kitchen — thick pieces that burn slow and long.
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After updating to Mojave, Stacks doesn't get a splash screen in the initial setup, at least in the beta.
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Once you're in macOS, just right-click anywhere on the desktop and click "Use Stacks" to turn it on.
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When I think back to my pregnancy and birth, I don&apost remember dollar signs or stacks of bills.
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How it stacks up: Aston Martin hoped to command a valuation similar to that of Ferrari, its Italian rival.
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The enclosed space is modest, enough room for a few individual desks, cabinets, and stacks of Muay Thai apparel.
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Visitors are free to sift through piles of paper, which began as perfect stacks, but now fill the floor.
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It sits in the middle of a quiet floor, surrounded by cubicles, stacks of CDs, and coffee-buzzed interns.
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Against one wall is a bulky metal security cabinet, its shelves filled with neat stacks of boxes of tablets.
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Stadia's new set of games includes Panzer Dragoon Remake and the Serious Sam Collection, as well as three games that will actually come to Stadia before they arrive elsewhere — Lost Words: Beyond the Page, a puzzle game with a heavy emphasis on a story written by Rhianna Pratchett of Mirror's Edge and modern Tomb Raider fame; Splitlings, a wacky arcade game you can play with up to three friends, and Stacks On Stacks (On Stacks), a color 3D tower builder that reminds me a lot of Jenga.
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Jim Smeal/BEI/Shutterstock She accessorized the look with stacks-on-stacks of gold rings (by Doves by Doron Paloma, Borgioni, Le Vian, Sutra, Antonini, and Harry Kotlar), added three (surprisingly affordable!) chokers and a belly chain worn as a necklace by Lili Claspe, and held a small black and gold purse.
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Before cutting a red ribbon with oversized scissors that were draped across stacks and stacks of paper lined against a White House wall, Trump said his administration is going to get the Federal Regulatory code back down from the over 185,000 pages it is today to the 20,000 pages it was in 85033.
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Crews at the port of Wilmington, North Carolina, prepared for Matthew's winds by lowering container stacks and tying down equipment.
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But fans who traded shows in the early days had to deal with even more unruly stacks of cassette tapes.
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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported last week that Wopo had stacks of new music ready for release before his death.
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Stacks of CDs and vinyl stretch from wall to wall as smoky folk music warbles loudly from the speakers overhead.
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Click through the slides ahead, then set your DVR for December 5 to see how this year's show stacks up.
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So small workboats were ferrying stacks of lumber from shore, to be lifted into the hold by two onboard cranes.
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Big stacks of strict guidelines outline exactly what allies can do to the hardware and the systems that run it.
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Friend, I have what you need to chill out for at least a couple minutes: a robot that stacks rocks.
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Austin Seawright (right) stacks sandbags in front of a closed store in preparation for Hurricane Lane on Thursday in Honolulu.
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Even on a slow day like Monday or Tuesday, La Guera blows through piles and stacks and vats of ingredients.
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The image is so buried, it's trapped in a metal box, which is underneath endless stacks of newspapers and books.
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Women of all ages whiz by carrying peanuts, pineapples, hair combs, cold drinks, and stacks of newspapers atop their heads.
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But even more relevant than how LeBron compares with his peers is how he stacks up against his own resume.
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"Dusty's Stacks" (2011) and "Healing Grounds" are both tondos, the former 38 inches in diameter and the latter 30 inches.
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Although PPP is a poor predictor of exchange rates in the short-term, it stacks up better over long periods.
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Items are still placed in crates, but those crates are now stored in huge stacks, up to 17 boxes high.
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Lenker remembers her mother gazing at the stacks of romance novels on her grandmother's table and dismissing them as trash.
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The native app now comes with stacks of extra features including stickers, instant reactions, and even its own app store.
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FYI, SoleStage's average kicks will run you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars ... so Zeke was raining stacks, no question.
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While the bag was unremarkable, its contents were extraordinary—it held stacks of his own, self-published card game Banking.
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When the go was given, we could at times see stacks of bombs cascading toward the rugged and unforgiving mountainside.
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It's unclear how it stacks up to Snapchat's 150 million daily users, as Instagram has only broken out monthly numbers.
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About five years ago, I installed 16 feet of stacks along one side of the room for storing stretched canvases.
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Judging by the fat stacks of dollars Lil Tay enjoys flashing, she may be able to help her mom out.
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He literally cut red tape in the White House in December 1.57 while standing before stacks of paper representing rules.
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However, the scientists say this is the first time limestone stacks have been found preserved underwater and in the ocean.
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Bobby Shmurda's traded his microphone for a clerking gig while he's behind bars, but he's still making stacks ... of coins.
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Westworld is still captivating from scene to scene thanks to its brilliant cast, gorgeous vistas, and stacks of dead bodies.
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Against the wall behind him stood a filing cabinet, hidden by cloth yet clearly bulging from stacks on the shelves.
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But instead of shelling out stacks of Benjamins on new masks and scrubs, we decided to whip up our own.
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It's difficult to judge how well Merge VR's product stacks up against Daydream without having spent more time using both.
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An egg-shaped temple emblazoned with scripted "om" letters contained stacks of books with names like The Nature of Existence.
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With a feature in this issue, he plans to smuggle stacks of VICE magazine into China to evade online censors.
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We're seeing a big trend among customers to move cloud stacks inside customer's data center for security, performance and governance.
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All through the weekend, she gathered piles of old coats, forgotten shoes, great stacks of T-shirts, games, and toys.
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No, you will turn to Clark Gable, wooing Carole Lombard among the stacks, in "No Man of Her Own" (1932).
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Employees drop dishes off into stacks, which are then loaded into the robotic system up to 90 at a time.
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He said he spends 45 minutes signing around 50 stacks of paper when his own taxes are prepared each year.
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Five women on the Insider Picks team tested the new ReNew Barely There underwear to see how it stacks up.
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Mueller's team has secured indictments and guilty pleas, interviewed countless witnesses and, no doubt, pored over stacks of documentary evidence.
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Businesses looking to develop new offerings and product functionalities can now easily outsource entire technology stacks and tedious regulatory administration.
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You'll notice what appears to be construction-grade scaffolding, two stacks of small mattresses, and an easel:These developments were mystifying.
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To see how the leggings stacks up, Insider Picks tested the new TechSweat leggings ($75-$95) in our own workouts.
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Here, a woman stacks boxes filled with letters and petitions urging Congress to stop impeaching Clinton and censure him instead.
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Not only did the organization system raise red flags for Salnek, but the sheer amount of stacks made little sense.
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Through Speed Stacks, the activity gained a more formal structure, with an emphasis on speed, and became a big business.
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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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They wore leather biker jackets, performed with huge stacks of Marshall amplifiers, and regularly played out Metallica in their sets.
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Dense & Pika are known for thunderous club tracks that truly test speaker stacks by doubling down on thudding bass drums.
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Or the Caprese salads of the 1980s, served in vertical stacks, maybe to mimic the vertiginous ambitions of Wall Street.
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Some Aalto designs seemed to update homespun basics, like his signature three-legged stool — which stacks into handsome cylindrical carousels.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — "Stacks" (long adjacent entries) are a themeless crossword format that comes in and out of vogue periodically.
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The space is devoted to her composing tools — a keyboard and computer — as well as stacks of scores and books.
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Despite his current pursuits, Mr. Shen is hardly the scholarly sort who has spent his life buried in the stacks.
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I'd be curious to know where this one stacks up against other puzzles with a very low average word length.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Stacks of paper, piles of candies, strings of light bulbs, billboards, beaded curtains.
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It stacks top-ranked recruiting classes, one on top of the other, over and over and over, nearly every year.
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Other counters and shelves are filled with stacks of chocolate and nut bark and boxed assortments ready for gift-giving.
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They are ensconced in the wooden shelves and stacks of texts of the Othmer Library at the Brooklyn Historical Society.
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In its huge student center, I saw stacks of free newsletters published by the university's association of students from China.
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In "Inside Outside" (2016), Lerner stacks three lozenges spanning the vertical rectangle, one above the other, against a black ground.
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Immediately seizing attention with its asymmetrical stacks of protruding boxes, it has become a symbol of the future that was.
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The cards are on display at MoMA and available in stacks for visitors to take home with them and share.
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I did keep the quad stacks in the NW and SE corners as a challenge that I hadn't tried before.
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ADIEU ADIEU masquerades a bit as zippy fill, but in all I was happy with how these stacks turned out.
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Things are roughly divided into sections: All the cookware on one street, towering stacks of colorful plastic containers on another.
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The stacks of legal documents Transworld prepared in that Georgia office park made their way to courts across the country.
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Big stacks always require trade-offs, but the only entries here I wouldn't normally use are OENO and N TEST.
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"The first thing we saw was stacks of hundreds, about three inches thick, wet and stuck together," Mr. Foley said.
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There were hanging stacks of H-E-B's handy-dandy yellow coupons advertising 50 cents off of Crest 3D tubes.
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Most of us can vouch for scattered makeup, stacks of books, shoes sans homes, and pouches plump with expired prescriptions.
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Here's how the evidence stacks up: Stranger Things takes place in a small town in Indiana — could it be Pawnee?
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I thought back to the films I watched and stories I read burrowed deep in the stacks of the library.
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With pleasing symmetry, the story includes references to watchmakers and Filigree Street, linking "The Bedlam Stacks" to Pulley's first novel.
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His desk was bare, the only sign of work life two stacks of yellow legal pads perched on nearby windowsills.
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At almost every street corner and next to many homes there are 10-foot stacks of red bricks awaiting laborers.
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The cramped shops heave with rhinestone-slathered jewelry, stacks of plastic kitchenware and women's shoes adorned with bows and bling.
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The truth is that more and more people are becoming poor because our economic policy stacks the deck against them.
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Here's how: Before giving a dime, look to see how a group stacks up at rating sites such as CharityWatch.
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And Mr. Farrell is honing his skills chopping firewood and creating enormous rounded Norwegian wood stacks in the front yard.
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Across the store, behind stacks of hundreds of TVs, I could hear someone chanting: "feel the vibes, feel the vibes."
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For those that prefer to have stacks of discs and the security of offline play, that option will (apparently) remain.
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But we have those longish entries in the stacks, and yes, GO COMMANDO still makes me giggle because I'm 12.
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Wifi was up and running, and stacks of books waited for the wobbling library shelves to be hammered back together.
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Inflation had hit so hard that people paid with stacks of bills, counted at cash registers with electric bill counters.
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In fact, Floyd spent some time on his plane counting his money -- 11 stacks of backpack cash -- all $100 bills.
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"(Re)Production 06" (2016) re-creates the PMA's Greek columns with stacks of plastic trash cans and 55-gallon drums.
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I navigated through racks of puffer jackets and stacks of sweaters until I found what I needed: the sleepwear section.
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The show also accidentally stacks its own deck in favor of Fosse by cribbing cheekily from his most famous films.
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One librarian in Indiana went onto social media to draw players toward the book stacks, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"Browsing through stacks can be a place of research discovery, as can digital access to millions of remote items," he wrote.
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In October, they introduced Triple Breakfast Stacks sandwiches, which was the first new breakfast item to join the menu since 2013.
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Thick smoke spews out of tall stacks, steam rises from vast pits, and molten steel flows across the ground like lava.
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Pick View and then Use Stacks from the Finder menu to start using it and bring some order to the chaos.
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VICE recently chatted with McShane, a veteran of crime reporting, about Natale's story and how it stacks up in Mafia lore.
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It's at this point that someone strolls through the door with stacks of delicious pizza, all your favourite toppings, for free.
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Although it has big lights, a dump-truck bed and smoke stacks, it's actually powered by a four-cylinder diesel engine.
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Students should also know how their financial aid award letter stacks up against the cost of attendance at a given school.
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Balancing rocks in Jenga-like stacks is a popular hobby, part pseudo-spiritual new age relaxation technique and part Dad Art.
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Then again, maybe she's not working because she can't, because her office is filled with stacks of paper and no computer.
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That would be the application introduced in 2007 that did for the Dock what the new Stacks does for the desktop.
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"It is a big deal to bring together two technology stacks that were built separately without plans to integrate," Gillett said.
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Families clustered around stacks of suitcases and bags, up against one another, tight constellations of human flesh and panic and hope.
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I was carrying these two stacks into the house when I realized they were the exact bookends of my writing life.
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The racks were hung with a mix of runway fashion pieces and the shelves were filled with stacks of Levi's jeans.
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She states and defends stacks of untruths — from the motivations of Donald Trump accusers to the state of health care negotiations.
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Many of the roadblocks and stacks of burning tyres were in place within minutes of the end of the football match.
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If you've got a messy desktop, simply Control+click the wallpaper or chose Use Stacks under view in the menu bar.
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Oh, and if you click Use Stacks again, everything will fly back into place, resorting your unruly desktop in the process.
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Having guys tell their stories on the third floor of the firehouse as we sat them between two stacks of mattresses.
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But it explains why people spend hours pouring through stacks of vinyl in record stores, looking for the rare sonic treasure.
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In a legacy world, the idea of deep integration between software stacks was great on paper, but near impossible in practice.
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For more detailed specs on how the Galaxy Watch stacks up against the Apple Watch Series 3, here's a convenient chart.
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Given that, it "is still very difficult to interpret how Tecentriq stacks up against competitors", said Deutsche Bank analyst Tim Race.
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It takes multiple images of the same spot, stacks them on top of each other, and matches them to enhance details.
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The chip stacks remain high around the table, but smart money is being more selective about when to go all in.
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In his studio, though, a nest of towering stacks of mixers and synthesisers that blink and whir, he becomes someone different.
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Here's how its revenue stacks up compared to the estimates it set in its earnings report in the last quarter: ( function() {
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Back in the day when companies lived inside their proprietary stacks, they could afford to make it difficult to work together.
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Those cabinets are often filled with heavy stacks of paper and can easily tip over by themselves with multiple drawers open.
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Summer gets abstracted in Heather Day's Stacks At Home #1 and Kelly Ording's visual ode to the sun and ocean, Paloma.
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The photo actually shows stacks of money seized in 216 from Chinese-Mexican businessman and alleged meth trafficker Zhenli Ye Gon.
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That's why Vamshi Mokshagundam and Ayan Barua decided to start Siftery, a database of sorts where companies list their software stacks.
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For those wondering how the Somnox stacks up against cuddling with a pet or a person, it's not really a contest.
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You'll then jump right into studying algorithms, source examples, and concepts like arrays, stacks and queues, linked lists, trees, and graphs.
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They've gotten stacks of mailers from him and see his commercials on TV regularly, but they're still not hot on him.
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She's funny, a working mother, had the range, is a producer, wrote all her own stuff, has stacks of number 1s.
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She went to work on the farm, carrying water-filled tins on her shoulders or stacks of firewood on her head.
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The dockets at the Grande Prairie courthouse are stacks of paper so thick that a single name is easily swallowed up.
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The larger 3F version stacks 3 of the cubes together, for a satellite about the size of a stick of butter.
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This stacks the deck even further against small businesses and hurts the middle-class consumer that makes up their customer base.
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The image shows Mayweather on a private jet with stacks of actual paper currency (how ironic!) laid out in front him.
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Is he the type of guy who stacks the bench press, drops the bar an inch, and then re-racks it?
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It takes up the space of a dinner plate in a dishwasher or rack and stacks easily with other flat items.
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Around her are stacks of other miscellaneous spices in burlap bags, all sold in bulk in the most vibrant, dazzling colors.
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They also allow AWS users to run their own virtualization stacks, which also gives them more control over their cloud servers.
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In yet another cellar are stacks of thousands upon thousands of bottled premium wines, aging an additional 6 to 12 months.
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One colossal space is equipped with worktables and contains leaning stacks of big, well-used silk screens on heavy metal frames.
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This is how Trump's $1.5 million Cadillac limo, the Beast, stacks up against the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's limo
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On that note, the Parkland shooter, who killed 17 people, has gotten stacks of fan mail, some from smitten teenage girls.
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Japanese dive bombers left the Yorktown badly damaged, with black smoke gushing from its stacks, but the vessel was still upright.
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We didn't need to widen the openings on our Catty Stacks since Lady is very petite at less than 10 pounds.
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The gazebo's only bench for sitting was built from the wood of a shipwrecked boat and stacks of broken concrete blocks.
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And (cue the flying stacks of cash emoji) exactly how much money have we thrown away at retinoids over the years?
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That's all in addition to the tens of millions of tons of climate-altering carbon dioxide the stacks release each year.
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In the painting "Looking Worse, and Worse, and Worse" (2016), Florian stacks turquoise-colored strips from the top to bottom edge.
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Still, do a quick scan for companies' tech stacks and you quickly discern the largely unaddressed opportunity that Stackshare is chasing.
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So are the startup's community-building efforts, which including sitting down with companies and profiling how they built their tech stacks.
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So we'll let these Welsh chefs make their own case for how this barbecue chicken stacks up against its Texan brethren.
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Here, I found the "Victory Rows," or eight stacks in the upper right for complete suites stacked from Ace to King.
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I love finding stacks of weird paper, discarded insurance company portfolio folders, gift boxes, floor linoleum, X-rays, old books, etc.
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Like all subscription companies, whether we like it or not, we have to consider how our pricing stacks up against Netflix.
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She usually stacks it at her farm during the dry season, for use later at home when the rains set in.
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From the stacks of his local public libraries, Young pulled illustrated catalogues filled with van Gogh's sunflowers and Old Master paintings.
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A row of alcoved stores in the bazaar sell stacks of H&M, Louis Vuitton, and Adidas branded plastic shopping bags.
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