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The regular Spotify app takes up about 100MB while Spotify Lite only takes up around 15MB.
It takes up the same amount of space a 256GB chip takes up, but is twice as dense.
A Bay Area tech CTO who takes up flying is about as remarkable as a coastal Australian who takes up surfing.
A kernel of dread takes up residence in my stomach.
It takes up a lot of bandwidth to stream it.
It takes up a lot of space on your countertop.
A baby takes up a surprisingly large amount of space.
On weekends, her volunteer work takes up the entire day.
It takes up to three months for that to process.
The World Health Organization's model takes up to six months.
TUESDAY • The US Senate takes up the 9/11 bill.
It kind of takes up my entire TV viewing experience.
In LA, parking space takes up 14% of incorporated land.
Burial takes up land, which is increasingly scarce in cities.
Old Nan tells a tale that takes up a paragraph.
It takes up a lot of our wall real estate.
Warmer water also takes up more space than cooler water.
And did I mention it takes up almost NO space?
And each picture takes up an entire page — sometimes two.
Filled with sexual tension, Tom Cruise takes up barroom boxing.
"The doctor said the one tumor is on your aerola and the other takes up a quadrant of your breast so it basically takes up the whole thing," Sealy, 37, of Philadelphia, tells PEOPLE.
It takes up so little of my year and my focus.
Plus, shipping is free and only takes up to five days.
The plane takes up to four spaces in the parking lot.
When Mary takes up her throne in Scotland, she's just 18.
It takes up a lot of space in the living room.
Yet another soldier takes up arms in the war against Christmas.
It's also why Datally takes up a tiny 6MB of space.
"The whole film takes up more than 500TB," Halstead points out.
So he comes in and takes up some of that space.
Moreover, it takes up less hard drive space during post-production.
The full transcript of Kalanick's deposition takes up hundreds of pages.
However, the 120 minute film on Netflix only takes up 459MB.
We have to see how strongly the U.S. takes up sanctions.
A twin-size futon mattress takes up most of the space.
A mini, functional waffle maker that takes up minimal countertop space
But cryptomining takes up a lot of energy and computing power.
This is music that takes up space, that has physical presence.
A fertiliser subsidy scheme takes up most of the agriculture budget.
So whether someone takes up RAND's recommendation remains to be seen.
Across some 30 pages, each dictate takes up its own page.
Fresh food takes up the entire basement of the Yangjae warehouse.
Donald Trump takes up a lot of space on the map.
The baby takes up a lot of space in the novel.
The request takes up to 30 days to compile the data.
Still, watching TV takes up more than half of those hours.
So Byron York and Victor Davis Hanson, with their takes up next.
Seriously the keyboard case takes up so much room on your desk.
That New York-to-London trip typically takes up to 7 hours.
It takes up to four days to load and prepare the vessel.
It's light as hell and takes up a minuscule amount of space.
Producers say it takes up to six months to make these electrodes.
But it's bulky overkill for clothing, and it takes up valuable space.
Whether the high court takes up Bulger's case remains to be seen.
I love that it takes up less room than the other, too.
So he has this huge wound that takes up half his chest.
Scanning those takes up a lot of I/O and CPU bandwidth.
The breakdown process is far slower and takes up to two years.
For starters, the additional step takes up extra time in the a.m.
John Weinberg takes up the position immediately, replacing executive chairman Roger Altman.
At rest, an adult takes up to about 14 breaths per minute.
The House Commerce Committee takes up the issue tomorrow in a hearing.
Drug-resistant TB (DR-TB) takes up to two years to treat.
I imagine a project like this takes up a ton of time.
That Google Home Mini is small, but it still takes up space.
In Egan's office, a large, L-shaped desk takes up a wall.
But it was just like, this takes up too much energy, man.
He takes up almost all of the political oxygen in the country.
Now, almost everyone has a laptop that barely takes up any space.
The Watson's bed nearly takes up the entire back of the van.
It takes up valuable screen real estate and looks a bit clunky.
Even painted black it is highly visible and takes up pavement space.
His ex-wife's red minivan takes up the rest of the space.
She commands attention and takes up space in the public's MMA consciousness.
"That takes up space, room-wise, until they get the results back."
Day to day, Twitter takes up most of my time and energy.
Next week: Jack takes up his lifelong dream of juggling chain saws!
It's more versatile than a jacket, and takes up less space. 4.
I'm talking a caption block that takes up half the video screen!
The Senate takes up the final vote on President Trump's impeachment today.
And when stored away, it still takes up a lot of room.
Here's what to watch for as the Senate takes up the budget.
A fertiliser subsidy scheme takes up most of the spending on agriculture.
The second takes up the matter of just how good is good.
As important as fundraising is, it takes up a ton of time.
The Senate Judiciary Committee takes up bipartisan legislation to reform sentencing laws.
Rising sea levels When water heats up, it takes up more space.
Go deeper: What's at stake as the Supreme Court takes up immigration
The building takes up an entire block, so it's hard to miss.
Since it takes up most of your time, let's look at work.
It takes up less storage room than a regular colander, as well.
Act III, Ozymandias (2009-2018), takes up one corner of the gallery.
The act of closing and reopening takes up more resources, he said: [IOS] is so good at this that unfreezing a frozen app takes up way less CPU (and energy) than relaunching an app that had been force quit.
The mouse mat takes up over a foot of space on your desk.
Nobody warned you that your favorite game takes up half your storage. Surprise!
An experience like this takes up all of your time and emotional space.
Located on 23rd street, the massive building takes up an entire city block.
One measly piece of romaine lettuce that somehow takes up the entire wrap.
Thermal expansion is basically the idea that warmer water takes up more volume.
Like all of Spiotta's work, it takes up questions of identity and transformation.
"That's certainly taking up brain space, which takes up more energy," says Torous.
That process starts in February and it alone takes up to five months!
In the countryside the air takes up the petrichor aroma of fresh earth.
It's located in a 30,000 square-foot space and takes up two stories.
Multimedia, such as audio tracks and videos, takes up a lot of space.
The point is simply that work takes up a lot of your time.
The 10.3-inch, 226 DPI resolution screen, takes up most of the front.
The shared stream in Rabbit takes up less than half the screen space.
She takes up her position, based in London, at the end of November.
Across the Oculus, the Apple store takes up a third of the wall.
You can delete a game's program data, which takes up the most space.
The ceremony and reception takes up a huge chunk of that, at $29,1003.
It maximizes convenience, requires little interaction after setup, and takes up minimal space.
It's that it takes up too much damn space, both physical and psychological.
If Vice President Tom Cohn takes up this cause, that will be great.
The movie Trumbo takes up its hero's story at the height of his
It then takes up residence in Odin's (Thor's pops) vault for safe keeping.
Naturally, this huge, scatter-shot approach takes up a whole lot of bandwidth.
Each class playlist and class plan takes up to two hours of preparation.
The volcano takes up the entire southeast corner of the island of Hawaii.
It takes up more than three times the resources of oat milk production. 
The hotel, which takes up multiple floors of the building, opened in 2018.
Whatever floor space it takes up, it makes up with display surface area.
Meaning it's a massive daily struggle that takes up most of his morning.
She takes up the leadership at a volatile, polarized time in Finnish politics.
The compact design takes up minimal room and keeps litter out of sight.
Interestingly, the viewfinder takes up the entire display and curves with the hardware.
The several-hundred-mile-wide storm takes up most of the camera's frame.
At some point the music producer becomes infatuated with a waitress (Natalie Portman), and at a point when Faye and the musician separate, he takes up with one gorgeous woman (Cate Blanchett), while Faye takes up with another (Bérénice Marlohe).
Hiding yourself, your family, and your real life takes up a lot of bandwidth.
However, on average, it takes up to two years for a recession to materialize.
This electric razor takes up less than half the box it is sold in.
She gamely takes up ballroom dancing; it's safer than sex, and perhaps as ecstatic.
It currently consists of some 15,400m of track and takes up 1300 square metres.
Trump's lavish family penthouse takes up the top three floors of Trump Tower. Mrs.
A young couple joins me and somehow takes up almost all of the backseat.
Once in class, Lesli takes up a seat in a beige recliner and relaxes.
Ryan Gosling takes up SNL hosting duties for the September 30 show on NBC.
When nervous, I turn inward, minimizing the amount of space my body takes up.
A giant, OLED TV takes up the opposite side of the wall the car.
You can also resize the amount of space the Start Menu itself takes up.
Whether the Supreme Court takes up the issue this term is an open question.
The center-positioned driver seat takes up the most space of any cabin accoutrement.
The Senate today again takes up a bill to fight the nationwide opiate crisis.
The ultrasonic sensor only takes up 14.5 square millimeters to the radio chip's 900.
The list of evidence takes up six full pages of the newly released documents.
Still, it takes up a lot less space than a devoted all-in-one.
"The brain-space something like this takes up is immense," said artist Jay Wright.
If it takes up the suggestion, the Trump administration will need some good lawyers.
It's also possible that Congress takes up the issue in an economic stimulus package.
Unfortunately, it also takes up a lot of space in an already long novel.
You can watch Eminem's performance below, the freestyle takes up the first 30 seconds.
At the Grolier, the exhibit takes up just a modest-sized room and hallway.
It takes up barely any space in a suitcase and always comes in handy.
For one thing, that cookware takes up a lot of room in the dishwasher.
But I won't mind when it's gone, because it takes up too much room.
The biggest bonus of the screen is that it takes up no room space.
That's missing entirely from this debate over impeachment, which the House takes up today.
The open kitchen takes up nearly half the downstairs space, adding to the intimacy.
For many professionals, responding to emails takes up a sizable chunk of work time.
Although the traditional kitchen table takes up more space, it can seat four people.
Breezy is only 18 pounds, but somehow she always takes up the whole bed.
This was the beginning of the odyssey that takes up most of the narrative.
INDOORS The condo takes up the bottom two levels of the three-story house.
The new "phase one" trade deal between America and China takes up only 86.
While fat takes up to almost twice as much space muscle it weighs less.
Brave indeed is the scholar who takes up arms against this sea of skeptics.
She promised it would be worth the space it takes up — and it is!
And what takes up more time every morning than styling a wiggly little girl's hair?
But be aware that it could change as the new Congress takes up Medicare reform.
Her snaps reveal a large pool that takes up a solid portion of the backyard.
Unlike wires, light travels through the brain without causing damage, and takes up no space.
Any smaller size rack wouldn't be worth the space it takes up on the floor.
It takes up almost no space, it's still pretty cute and it's extremely low-maintenance.
That requires fuel, which takes up space on a satellite and influences the vehicle's design.
And now I have to share you with Des, who takes up all your attention!
"It takes up a lot of resources," said Brazoria County Sheriff's Chief Deputy Jeff Adkins.
I see people buy some big huge sofa, and it takes up half their room.
"The mechanism is an odd thing, and takes up a lot of space," McDonald says.
The knife wall by the front of the store, takes up a lot of space.
HOW QUICKLY MIGHT IT MOVE BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY, IT TAKES UP A LOT OF YOUR RESOURCES?
Though it leads the document, that section takes up just five of its 177 pages.
Trying to figure these things out takes up, roughly, 90 percent of my waking life.
That's relatively small compared to the average Walmart SuperCenter, which takes up 179,000 square feet.
She takes up a position to be better in control of that on this record.
The image is deeply disturbing and takes up nearly 10 full seconds of screen time.
It also takes up less space inside the module, giving developers more to work with.
Eventually he takes up arms — in this case, cobblestones — to fight on the front lines.
While it's useful, the Thermomix is definitely a luxury that takes up precious counter space.
It takes up way less space, and the included button closure keeps it all together. 
It takes up way less space, and the included button closure keeps it all together.
Pelle Cass takes up to 5,000 pictures, vibrating the camera so much it requires refocusing.
Traditional equipment uses a lot of energy and takes up a lot of real estate.
The craftsmanship takes up the weekends, or the evenings if he's really into the project.
Infinity takes up a seemingly endless exhibition space whose walls are lined with video screens.
The Norths' bed takes up most of the room, and operates as their little planet.
It takes up the most power of any electronic item they have in the tent.
A mini waffle-maker that gets the job done and takes up minimal countertop space.
It only takes up a few inches of hanging space but holds so many pairs.
In my opinion, it takes up too much screen real-estate, especially in landscape mode.
McBee responds by confronting the problem of male aggression head on: He takes up boxing.
But the viewing garden today takes up prime street space in a more crowded city.
Something that takes up considerably less space than the current large-scale solution: data centers.
It has a gorgeous, 2K screen that takes up 84% of the device's front side.
On average, it takes up to $12 million just to get it off the ground.
Why are we continually surprised when a man takes up arms and commits mass murder?
Your show takes up the first three chambers of the downstairs gallery at Marlborough Chelsea.
How big of a chunk of your day takes up making and maintaining the videos?
When I'm not busy doing something else, that takes up a lot of my life.
The rest, including a massive touchscreen that takes up the entire dashboard, is largely unchanged.
The "Oceans 11" homage that takes up a solid third of the show is beautiful.
Their lives may also become less functional because more frequent injecting simply takes up time.
EST: The House Rules Committee takes up an extension to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
It just takes up time, and after all of that they can still say no.
Sometimes, Sophia tells Sales, it takes up to seventy tries to get the shot right.
This is expensive, takes up a lot of time, and requires a database of hazards.
And not just on set, but in the years it takes up to that point.
The game "takes up an entire county," Miami Beach Police spokesman Ernesto Rodriguez told Reuters.
The rent takes up two-thirds of the roughly $385 he receives in social benefits.
If it takes up too much space in your home, your home is too small.
Simon said Forever 21 takes up 0.8% of total square feet of its U.S. properties.
If this takes up a lot of time, expect some very frustrated candidates come Wednesday.
However, Congress may get another bite at the apple when it takes up tax reform.
What specifically will he do to ensure Congress takes up this legislation and passes it?
An open kitchen takes up one end, with a sushi bar in front of it.
No. Because proportionally, world news and U.S. news takes up a lot of the oxygen.
Maybe he buys a fleshlight and takes up a hobby like needlepoint or Krav Maga.
It's not often that you're encouraged to be a rock musician that takes up space.
The next few months will be crucial for the bill as Congress takes up tax reform.
Yes, I am THAT PERSON who takes up half the fridge with their food from home.
On Mondays I do payroll for the week, which always takes up most of my day.
A littl'un takes up a lot of your hours because they want to be looked at.
The harm caused begins with the obvious fact that parking takes up a lot of room.
"I never feel like work takes up too much time because I'm so hungry," he says.
The new distribution center takes up nearly 800,000 square feet, according to a Home Depot spokesperson.
The exhibit takes up 20,000 square feet, transforming the hotel into a branching, museum-like space.
Seriously, Grand Theft Auto V alone takes up over 2119GB, even if you have the disc.
Steve Shelton: Confessor takes up virtually all my creative time and will be my primary focus.
He also doesn't believe in the supernatural, until Ahmanet takes up psychic residence in his skull.
According to Hornsdale Power Reserve, the battery takes up less than 10,000 square meters of land.
The Supreme Court takes up important cases that many people care about every year; Trump v.
And there's an entire OLED screen that takes up the entire wall of the front cabin.
Fourth, fuel is a huge variable, as jet fuel often takes up 25 percent of costs.
But there are few estimates of how much time and money this activity actually takes up.
Baze Malbus (Jiang Wen) takes up a defensive posture after a bit of a rough landing.
Each upgrade you craft takes up one inventory tile and you can place those upgrades anywhere.
Mr. Bolton, a hawkish former envoy to the United Nations, takes up the job on Monday.
Instead, Apple leaned into the touchscreen that takes up almost the entire face of the phone.
The spacecraft has four carbon fiber legs and fuel takes up two-thirds of its weight.
The 941 square feet literally takes up HALF of the second floor of the ginormous crib.
He loves his channel but it takes up a lot of time and effort to maintain.
The trunk is in the front as the engine takes up the rear of the car.
Prey uses a grid-based inventory system, where each item takes up one or more squares.
Each image boasts around 80 million pixels, and each RAW image file takes up around 70mb.
Obtaining an indictment in the four counties often takes up to a year, the statement said.
When everything is compacted it only takes up about a foot and a half of space.
These days, his second career, writing music for Pixar films, takes up much of his time.
The former takes up "half of my apartment, easily," she jokes of the rack-filled room.
CMV takes up permanent residence in the body and can cause illness again after being dormant.
The island is known for its national park, which takes up almost half of its landmass. 
And the toll will almost certainly rise as the stinkbug takes up residence in other places.
Summit takes up 5,600 square feet of floor space and has nearly 200 miles of cable.
Ms. Lohman conducts her experiments in her kitchen, which takes up about half of her apartment.
Then everybody climbs onto a white-duvet-covered mattress that takes up the entire performance area.
Do you hate how the default Mail app takes up an icon on your home screen?
"That also takes up time, and we don't always have that type of time" Reece says.
And Mr. Shults's mother, Robyn Fairchild, takes up the surrogate caretaker role that Krisha Fairchild lived.
I want a spot on that big double bed that takes up most of the room.
Van Kastel describes this as an impractical approach that takes up too much time and resources.
As a result, he takes up inordinate mental space, among both his supporters and his opponents.
Slendebroek's replacement, former Janus Henderson co-CEO Andrew Formica, takes up his role from May 1.
According to Men's Health, Sorkin takes up to six showers a day to overcome writer's block.
The Broad sprawls over 120,73 square feet, while the ICA LA takes up a tidy 12,700.
A large double-height, brick-walled family room takes up the rest of the third level.
And each item takes up valuable storage space and has to be maintained, an expensive process.
"It takes up about a third of the space, but it's so worth it," says McMahon.
However, it does have a learning curve and takes up a fair amount of counter space.
Will 50 more years pass before the Council takes up again the hot topic of Kashmir?
US News notes that the country is unique in that it takes up a whole continent.
Ask a TV Critic Our TV critic takes up readers' burning questions about what to watch.
It is a process that takes up to two years — and, she notes, involves no airbrushing.
R. B. Schlather, one of our more ambitious and effective younger directors, takes up the task.
This means it takes up about as much room in your bag as a hardback novel.
When oceans heat up, ice melts more quickly and water expands and takes up more space.
Today, it means taking down the built-in closet that takes up way too much space.
The House begins legislative business at noon and takes up a slew of tax-related legislation.
Arnold, in turn, takes up with Alan (Michael Rosen), a streetwise young model and former hustler.
Another, a geometric abstraction by the Austrian Bernhard Buhmann, takes up much of a corridor wall.
It takes up barely any space and you just never know when you might need one.
"Treating end-stage kidney disease takes up nearly 1% of the entire federal budget," Oliver said.
Automate your typingScreenshot: GizmodoYou might be surprised at how much time typing takes up in your day.
It takes up more space on my desk than my other computers, but has workstation-level power.
As we said, this code isn't necessarily bad, it just takes up some of your processing power.
For parking, it folds in and takes up less than a third of a standard parking spot.
It's bland, it's often dry, and it takes up valuable space in the oven all day long.
So we know the first email header list takes up at least 223 pages, but maybe more.
Indeed, other investors said, some retailers may show resilience as oil takes up more of consumers' budgets.
That may be because the 16-megapixel sensor takes up less space than Vivo's 32-megapixel component.
It rises above a large rectangle of darker reds that takes up most of the square painting.
As a result, it takes up much less space on a shelf or mounted on a wall.
Located in TriBeCa, the impressive home takes up an entire floor of the River Lofts condo building.
The kickstand design also means that it takes up a ton of desk space behind the screen.
As a result, the app takes up about 2157MB — about the size of a four-minute song.
It has a tall, FHD+ 5.9-inch screen that takes up 83 percent of the phone's face.
This tedious, repetitive, gross, and smelly task takes up way more time than we want it to.
It also takes up much less space: less than 1% of the volume of a Utah array.
If the high court takes up the case, it will be its first case concerning transgender identity.
As Nazemi explains, the transition often takes up a lot of time and resources in that department.
Filled with seemingly thousands of yellow jackets, the nest takes up about half of an outdoor shed.
They share with their elder daughter a large double bed which takes up most of the flat.
Zia rejects a mercy petition; Bhutto&aposs daughter, Benazir Bhutto, takes up her father&aposs legacy; __Aug.
The installation takes up one of five inter-connected rooms inside the British Pavilion's austere Venetian palazzo.
But, at 15 percent all on it's own, no single service takes up more bandwidth than Netflix.
Rent carries 27 percent weight while the homeowners' equivalent of rent takes up a massive 21980 percent.
Akerström takes up her new position at Handelsbanken's annual general meeting on March 27, the bank said.
He calculates it takes up to 15,000 plastic or glass bottles to construct a two-bedroom home.
As land expands, it takes up more space in the water and causes sea level to rise.
The home's master suite takes up the entire second floor and features ocean views and vaulted ceilings.
I think the Raspberry looks great on my desk, and it also takes up very little space.
The purifier takes up a lot of counter space and uses reverse osmosis to make water clean.
And work apparel — suits, ties and the like — takes up a big chunk of the top floor.
As the committee now takes up this year's NDAA, his absence has been felt, according to lawmakers.
In 1948 she finds herself joining Frank in Boston as he takes up a position at Harvard.
He takes up the gayness of England past and connects it to the gayness of life now.
Better coordination between federal agencies can help reduce regulatory review that currently takes up to seven years.
It takes up 5,600 square feet of floor space, almost the area covered by two tennis courts.
The phrase THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH YOU takes up two full pages of her first chapter.
As the committee now takes up this year's NDAA, his absence has been felt, according to lawmakers.
But that will likely have to change today as the court takes up President Trump's travel ban.
A group of tech trade groups asked for protections when Congress takes up surveillance legislation this year.
Tillerson takes up his post at the State Department on Thursday morning when he will address staff.
And because education often takes up the largest portion of state budgets, schools were hit especially hard.
This — no way around it — takes up a lot of pages that a short story doesn't have.
She takes up with a new group of friends, including the boy Julia has a crush on.
It takes up parts of the 41st and 42nd stories in the tower at 201 Folsom St.
Macnair's colorful, three-dimensional homages are a labor of love: building one takes up to seven hours.
Helen's religious fervor takes up an enormous number of pages, and it can be difficult to swallow.
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He is married to the quest for consumer justice, and this takes up his every waking second.
In other cities, the latest immigrant group to arrive takes up the taxi trade, Mr. Walsh said.
I assured her that food for 24 people for a week takes up a lot of space.
But "Monsoon Wedding" takes up one of Ms. Nair's pet themes: continuity in the face of rupture.
I call it Zangshwah and it is a deep teal that takes up half of my vision.
According to CoinMarketCap data, the world's biggest virtual currency takes up a third of the entire market.
At Macy's, which takes up an entire block, there is a jumble of every sort of window.
Still, I get that it's a magnetic subject and takes up lots of space for many couples.
According to the gallery, Mr. Smith's work now takes up more than half of his family's home.
U.S. shutdown talks collapse, Britain's Parliament takes up Brexit, and Belgium debates a law on animal slaughter.
Letters takes up this call for a project of individual historical investigation, the creation of multiple histories.
Plus, even if the entirety Earth science was slashed, the division only takes up $1.8 billion a year.
Folded, the handset sports a 63-inch display that only takes up about three-fourths of the front.
If you like great sound in a system that takes up such little room, this is for you!
The operation normally takes up to eight to ten hours to do and we don't take a break.
IF BREXIT TAKES up the first volume of Theresa May's political obituary, immigration ought to be the second.
The new paper, "Assessing ExxonMobil's Climate Change Communications," in the journal Environmental Research Letters, takes up the challenge.
Other executives noted it takes up to eight weeks for employees to get visas to enter the country.
However, most such typewriters still relied on monospaced fonts, in which every letter takes up the same width.
His practice takes up 21 minutes a day: One minute to get settled and 20 minutes to meditate.
Warm water also takes up more space than cold, meaning a hotter ocean is also a higher one.
It takes up minimal counter-space and allows the espresso aficionado to show off their skills for guests.
I swear; the actual game takes up less than 10 minutes in the film's 90 minute run time.
Instead, the display takes up the whole front of the device, leaving little room for a fingerprint scanners.
Jasper National Park, Canada This massive national park takes up about 4,200 square miles of Canada's natural splendor.
BODE GMBH & CO. KG WITH EFFECT FROM 1 APRIL 2020 * DOMINIC DALY TAKES UP AS CFO AT GEBR.
The Chuck E. Cheese's portion of Dawson's video takes up approximately 30 minutes of the 1.5-hour video.
While print may still be dead, this collection probably takes up far less space in your mom's attic. 
It takes up the hotel's entire 39th floor (out of 41) and comes with its own private elevator.
Hal's invasion of France takes up the bulk of this movie, and it is pointedly grim and dour.
Dustin Hoffman is Ratso Rizzo, the seedy part-time pimp from the Bronx with whom Joe takes up.
The space that the soundtrack takes up in the series feels unlike any other show currently on air.
In typical reptiles, the sausage-shaped brain takes up only about half the space within a cranial cavity.
It folds up flat for storage and takes up about as much space as a standard office chair.
Once you start a movie or show, the content takes up a large percentage of your visual field.
It's also massive: fully open, the 13-pound book takes up the entirety of a small coffee table.
A bit about fellow CBS-owned series Ray Donovan takes up almost exactly the same amount of time.
It takes up around 63% of the disease burden of the NHS, but roughly 12% of the budget.
The battle over slavery, including the Amistad case, takes up much of the last chunk of Kaplan's book.
The lid makes it great for stacking, and it takes up a lot less space than a bag.
Sara Cwynar takes up the experiential qualities of photography to explore the ways a body interacts with fabric.
In the Xi era, the message went, China takes up great-power responsibilities only when it suits it.
The Ritz-Carlton takes up the top 15 floors of Hong Kong's tallest building, the International Commerce Centre.
The church's compound takes up the entire two-acre block bounded by Hudson, Barrow, Greenwich and Christopher Streets.
Businesses have been pushing to get their desired fixes attached to other legislation Congress takes up this year.
It's lighter and takes up less space in a delivery truck—saving P&G money on shipping costs.
It's so small that it takes up less room than one of the controllers for the original system.
The luxury apartment takes up floors 50 through 53 and sits on the southern edge of Central Park.
A solo flute takes up the same motif in the area of D, bathing it in warm light.
The Essential phone offers a unique design with a screen that takes up almost the entire front face.
By going to your iPad's Storage screen, you can see how much space each individual app takes up.
Beyond adding next generation tracking capabilities, Desch noted that Aireon's hardware takes up none of Iridium's communication capacity.
A semicircular window edged with a stained-glass plant motif takes up most of a living room wall.
PSS analysts cannot identify individuals from their computer screens because one person takes up one pixel of resolution.
He takes up eight out of the film's 30-something minutes, reeling off complaints and self-deprecating jokes.
And it just takes up so much media space as soon as you mention that word, doesn't it?
A fireplace mantle takes up most of one wall, while wood paneling covers most of the other walls. 
For example, because streaming video takes up more bandwidth than reading text-based sites, companies could charge more.
A group of high school girls takes up arms to resist the deadly misogyny unleashed by the breach.
Cornell takes up this provocation, all the while uncovering fragments of the Spanish painter's life behind his art.
I spend a lot of time worrying about the future, and that takes up so much brain energy.
"It takes up so much psychic space and brings up the same negative effect: anxiety," Ms. Fortin said.
"Strike Your Heart" takes up the trendy topic of female relationships, this time within the context of family.
Bayer has a better shot if a business-friendly U.S. Supreme Court takes up the case, experts said.
Located on Woodward Avenue, the main thoroughfare in Detroit, Shinola Hotel takes up most of a city block.
But it offers enough peace of mind that it's worth all the space it takes up, he says.
The final section, which takes up most of each episode, concentrates on a single subject throughout a season.
" Ms. Kurtz then takes up the tale: "Ruthie, in her way, said, 'Can't you do better than that?
As a photographer, waiting for the right moment often takes up more time than actually making the picture.
It takes up more space than the Echo, Apple's HomePod, the Sonos One, or even the Sonos Move.
It takes up very little room, looks cute, and can do everything all the other smart speakers can.
Once pain takes up long-term residence in both body and mind, it can be hard to dislodge.
All of her work travel takes up more than half of the year and sometimes requires an entourage.
That makes it unlikely the court takes up the case this year before the 220006 election. http://bit.
"Once he takes up the post, he will certainly return things to the normal state," Mr. Jiang said.
This phase takes up only 2% of the entire flight, but it accounts for 14% of fatal accidents.
The campus takes up 7.5 acres and offers almost any kind of medical service you can think of. 
So when Congress next takes up tax policy, are there any parts of the bill it should preserve?
As the oceans heat up, sea levels rise because warmer water takes up more space than colder water.
All told, the bombing investigation takes up maybe five minutes of the pilot (and that's me being generous).
That takes up a good chunk of her time, so for the rest of EA, she's just consulting.
In terms of the public's attention, terrorism takes up a lot more space than its death toll warrants.
That red cube up above would do the trick and it only takes up a few blocks of Manhattan.
Sketch an outline of the shape by imagining you're creating a cat-eye that takes up your whole eyelid.
To go fix that stuff, so what takes up a lot of the cash is the working capital cycle.
Once it's hydrated with a sample, it takes up to an hour to generate a positive or negative diagnosis.
Though it could be years before the Supreme Court takes up any of the direct challenges to Roe v.
With wit, skill, and love, The Last Jedi takes up the torch and carries it for a new generation.
Its director, Douglas Druick, says that keeping the trustees happy takes up at least a quarter of his time.
I'm contracting out to a commercial freeze dryer, which has an enormous machine that takes up a whole room.
A Red Bull ad has a logo that takes up too much space, in terms of design, he noted.
As you open more tabs in Quantum, it takes up less memory than opening up multiple tabs in Chrome.
The climactic battle takes up nearly half of the movie, with multiple story beats happening just within that fight.
Whether or not the Supreme Court takes up the case, tech lobbying efforts on ECPA are going to intensify.
The back piece, which is a full color picture of a phoenix taking flight, completely takes up Affleck's back.
Be forewarned: not all movies and shows can be  downloaded, and the app takes up a lot of space.
So Blue Cross knows full well that it will be breaking the law if it takes up Idaho's invitation.
The final skeleton not only takes up an entire room, but spans an additional 10 feet out the door.
It can easily attach to your backpack and takes up minimal space in your bag when not in use.
After all, can you explain exactly how someone is a fascist if your hashtag takes up too much room?
Wooing investors takes up a lot of energy that could be spent on building a product and finding customers.
"It's versatile, takes up no room in your luggage, weighs nothing and you can do it anywhere," he says.
The comments come as Scott Pruitt takes up his role as head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Bread, for example, takes up only 2000 percent of most people's budget and is therefore given a corresponding weight.
It's brilliant for anyone who isn't having an extensive routine that takes up the better part of the night.
In the book, Offred takes up an affair of sorts with the Commander, mostly because she has no choice.
The panel's ruling could help determine if the Supreme Court takes up the case -- and questions it might consider.
Each one of these interactions takes up a small amount of data, but requires some communication with Niantic's servers.
Things get fancy, but that's only to offset the fact that Angry Birds takes up so much of it.
It just takes up less space in our lives and in society as a whole than it used to.
Frank, who takes up her new position on October 1, will join the Barclays corporate and international executive committee.
In addition to melting ice, rising ocean temperatures cause seas to rise because warm water takes up more volume.
The park takes up 150 acres, and it will have seven distinct "lands" with 50 rides, shows, and attractions.
The Senate should do no less, and include the measure when it takes up the Farm Bill this week.
"You have to go to work, and even after work, the clock takes up your time," Hveding told Gizmodo.
It's unclear whether Kildee's amendment will be allowed floor time when the House takes up the measure this week.
Francisco takes up his new position as the Supreme Court prepares to begin its new term on Oct. 2.
And while cremation takes up less space on the whole, it's known to create a lot of air pollution.
The exhibition itself takes up this theme of a hunger that van Gogh had for home and human connection.
Its suite-style room takes up an entire rail car and has a private balcony for top-notch views.
The bad news is it often takes up to 20 years to adopt these solutions on a broad scale.
The iPhone 8 is supposed to feature a screen that takes up almost the entire front of the phone.
Henry VIII's marriage to Jane Seymour lasted just over a year but takes up the book's first 520 pages.
"First Cow" is fundamentally a western: It takes up questions of civilization, solidarity and barbarism on the American frontier.
The organ gets so big, it takes up most of the snail's body, and basically becomes a new organ.
The Supreme Court, coequal with Congress and the White House, takes up the most important issues facing the country.
AUKEY's air vent mount takes up very little space and is the one Uber drivers use for their phones.
This would be a lot to absorb for any show, and here it takes up just a few minutes.
All of this should serve as a warning to the Supreme Court, as it again takes up partisan gerrymandering.
The one generality I'd like to offer is that it takes up a lot of our time and energy.
The computer itself takes up a 9,250 square-foot room composed of rows of units weighing 340 tons total.
Trying to make sense of this new reality, the struggle to find significance or permanence, takes up all space.
If New Hampshire takes up that possibility, it would join the eight other states that have already legalized cannabis.
They don't want to hear what you have to say because it takes up time, and time is money.
The pattern of history has been that after a period of stagnation, the next president takes up this role.
After buying the property five years ago, the sellers made extensive improvements (the itemized description takes up five pages).
Compared with a standard MP23 file, an AAC file sounds sharper and takes up less space on your computer.
She seems obsessed with the malignancy of polling; it takes up more pages than, say, the war on drugs.
It is an essential base for the United States military, which takes up about 30 percent of the island.
The entire complex takes up two city blocks, from 31st Street to 33rd Street between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
With 5G, he explains, the antenna takes up a lot of space around the outside edge of the phone.
Located in the Georgia Strait, this island has a massive forest which takes up most of the inland area.
Diane, a target for Willie's lewd advances, takes up the function of Lauren Graham's character in the first film.
"I'm not interested much by what's inside him," he said, but in how he moves and takes up space.
If the court takes up the case, it could have broader implications for the definition of sex-based discrimination.
Advocacy groups said it would be much easier if the House just takes up the Senate's stand-alone proposal.
Creech, a huge cephalopod, subsists on oil, and takes up residence in Tripp's decrepit jalopy, sometimes impertinently seizing control.
Home Depot said it takes up to two months to open stores that are hit hard by a hurricane.
Me. This keychain bottle opener takes up barely any space on a keyring and makes quick work of bottlecaps.
The thing is about six feet tall, though it only takes up as much room as a large chair.
TL;DR: Le Creuset's Winter Savings Event takes up to $200 off signature cast iron dutch ovens and skillets.
And downloading music takes up space on your device, so you'll need to make sure you have enough storage.
A single lemon takes up to two months to complete and is covered in some 10,000 beads and stones.
It takes up about two-thirds of the upper deck, and is arranged in a 1-2-1 configuration.
Isakson chairs the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee and will get to decide if his committee takes up Burr's legislation.
It can only be accessed via a mobile web browser and takes up less than 1 megabyte of storage.
The Metro-North train ride takes up to 90 minutes, and the walk up Madison Avenue adds another 20.
From that point on, Theo takes up Dani's struggle to reveal the depth and breadth of the Company's evil.
These are the questions the book takes up, with plenty of room for grief, humor and love in between.
But when she takes up a cause, no matter how significant, her role as a feminine icon overshadows it.
While Data Saver will consume less data when turned on, Twitter Lite takes up less space on your phone, too.
Plus, in landscape mode, it takes up just about as much space as a 15-inch laptop on a stand.
And since it was so compelling, it (obviously) takes up a considerable amount of time on this week's Monitor podcast.
A little over a foot long and seven inches tall, the speaker takes up some counter space when laid flat.
The OnePlus 7 Pro has a unique design — a screen that takes up almost the entire front of the display.
At the same time, it takes up very real space, inviting you to take in every line from every angle.
When the Supreme Court takes up the case of capitalists versus croakers, two issues are likely to take centre stage.
Another masticating option, the Slowstar is a vertical juicer so it takes up less real estate than the other models.
The external GPU may be the standout of the bunch (at the very least, it takes up the most room).
Of course, Roberts' deliberately low-profile approach would end if the court takes up the big Affordable Care Act lawsuit.
It will be essential for the Senate to differentiate these facts from the many myths as it takes up PROMESA.
The leveraged finance banker is currently head of CIB Italy Network and takes up his new position on October 1.
This is a Powerade wrapper which takes up no room in your pocket until you get to a garbage can.
The 6-foot-3, 330-pound Dareus takes up a lot of space in the middle of a D-line.
Aside from aforementioned emissions issues, raising cattle also takes up a lot of land, and a lot of livestock feed.
It also takes up less space on my counter than the Lenovo, while still giving me the same size display.
While working through some reporting, we get hit with a fire drill that takes up the rest of my afternoon.
The new project's metal frame has been built by engineers and takes up most of the space inside the hangar.
When folded, the handset sports a measly 4.6-inch display that only takes up about 3/4ths of the front.
It takes up less space, and it runs better than normal Android would on phones with small amounts of RAM.
A gray sky takes up half the canvas, and its dull reflection is pooled in a puddle on the asphalt.
Environmental samples were collected on both July 19 and Monday with results pending as testing takes up to 14 days.
Currently, a budding surgeon's skills are gauged by another person through extensive testing, which takes up valuable time and resources.
For example, the Podcasts app shown takes up 1.63GB total: 25.3MB for the app and 1.6GB for documents and data.
The Photos app often takes up a lot more space than people realize, so let's deal with that app directly.
So rather than attempt to blend, Ludo lets his length shine — watch as he takes up half of Gill's couch.
It was a poor interior design decision because it takes up the whole room, but hey, bedrooms are for beds.
The Goddess says she lives off less than $1,400 from social security, and her rent takes up most her income.
"As this generation takes up an increasing share of the workforce, we may see the pay gap continue to shrink."
A larger flower, such as a hydrangea, naturally looks fuller and takes up more space with fewer stems, Cain says.
The Trump administration is banking on the Supreme Court to rule in its favor when it takes up the matter.
This collapsible water bottle from Hydaway has all the functions of a traditional water bottle, but takes up less space.
"Despite their protests, I explained that I'm not able to help how much space my arm takes up," she wrote.
What do I see beneath the coat of white painting that takes up the middle third of "Scratch Arch" (2015)?
Bryant's fictional counterpart, Jenny, lives in Cornwall and takes up highway robbery to support her family after losing her father.
" It is with great hesitation, then, that he takes up his pen "in order to rake over memory's trash-cans.
"One of the problems people find with golf is that it takes up too much time," participant Tom Pinnegar said.
Three-to-four centimetres thick, the pipes require high-tech welding that takes up to eight weeks in each case.
She also takes up with Emily's left-behind husband Sean, played with incredible limpness by Henry Golding (Crazy Rich Asians).
The church was active as early as 700 CE, and a graveyard takes up a large portion of the property. 
Brooklyn, New York's Green-Wood Cemetery takes up over 478 acres, and it serves as a Revolutionary War historic site.
The master suite takes up most of the third floor and features a large dressing area and extra-large bathroom.
Champion takes up the B-side, "Disparate," working smudged samples in painterly strokes across a freeform bass-and-percussion landscape.
For each music festival, he brews up 3,000 Jell-O shots, which takes up an entire day's worth of work.
You can't really miss Taverna Kyclades, which takes up much of the block with its royal blue awnings and umbrellas.
This is the kind of case a writer takes up in the hope that she might be of some help.
Cats also enjoy being the center of attention — and nothing takes up a cat owner's attention more than their computer.
And while it takes up time and energy and helps the organization, it often does not lead to career advancement.
And, since visiting a dentist takes up time better spent at roulette, he has also lost most of his teeth.
The owners' addition of a screened porch flanked by a pair of decks takes up the full width in back.
Music by Mieczyslaw Weinberg takes up the first half, with his "Rhapsody on Moldavian Themes" and the Symphony No. 5.
The internal revenue code, as published by companies like Thomson Reuters and CCH, takes up a little over 2000,22 pages.
"Grifter" captures the kind of person who takes up such ploys as a trade, an art, a way of being.
Banks are also numerous: One Chase branch takes up almost the entire block between East 19813th and East 19th Streets.
A 490-square-foot master suite with two walk-in closets and a bathroom takes up the entire third level.
"It takes up until about six months after the drug for your body to start producing it again," she says.
That someone — the object of the real love story here, which takes up two-thirds of the book — is Grisaille.
Wyden and Klobuchar are hoping to include their bill in the next massive coronavirus legislative package the Senate takes up.
Clutter collects dust, creates stress, and takes up space better used, say, to place a phone or a hot pot.
If you're not in the mood for lasagna, sub in any recipe that takes up two pages of a cookbook.
A theme like this takes up a lot of real estate in the grid, though, which limits the surrounding fill.
The MX Keys doesn't have the Craft's dial, and it takes up less space on your desk as a result.
Rachel resolves to quit gossiping, Monica takes up photography as a hobby, and Ross wants to undertake new daily experiences.
This is the challenge that Alexander Norman, a longtime associate of the Dalai Lama, takes up in his new biography.
Even if the Senate takes up impeachment, there's little chance the president would be convicted by the GOP-controlled chamber.
Wu, on the other hand, plays Destiny, a newcomer to the scene who takes up stripping to support her family.
According to the Qatar Airways website, it takes up an amount of space equivalent to ten Olympic-sized swimming pools.
Who is he searching for, the man who daily takes up a position on Eighth Avenue in his sculptural greatcoat?
That's the position I've taken up in the first series and the position this current one takes up as well.
Curing it takes up to two years, and the drugs prescribed can cause permanent deafness, nerve damage, vomiting and rashes.
In succeeding Allen, Ms. Mitchell takes up the William S. Dietrich II Endowed Chair in Jazz Studies, a new position.
When a dwarf mongoose takes up with a new group, it struggles to fit in, not contributing much at first.
" He added: "Imagine a prime minister for whom dealing with his legal situation takes up the majority of his day.
Yeah, yeah, it's a very magazine-y award, and it's also quite awkward and takes up a lot of space.
" Then someone brings up a different consideration, and he takes up that opinion: "Wait, I think the other thing too!
Right now, I'm not actually ... I'm trying to write a book, and that takes up almost all my angst. Meaning?
He takes up residence in a glamorous hotel and floats around in the pool, chips and dip by his side.
The new flagship which takes up 8,439 square feet of space is located at Marine Cove, situated along East Coast Park.
Also the keyboard cover takes up a LOT of space on a desk or lap thanks to the ridiculously large hinge.
The process of evaporation takes up heat from the surface and keeps the soils and air near the surface relatively cool.
TC: There is a lot of of reporting having nothing to do with these parties, which takes up just six pages.
" VonShef RED 250W Hand Mixerâ€"$24.99 See Details The draw: Good for basic use, cool retro design, takes up minimal space.
The compact blender takes up little to no space, whether you leave it on your kitchen counter or in the cupboard.
Spending on programs like Social Security now takes up 13 percent of GDP, compared with 5 percent in 1965, he said.
We're in a conference room at Niantic's office, which takes up much of the second story of San Francisco's Ferry Building.
Propellant is heavy and takes up a lot of space — that's why you need a huge rocket to house it all.
With this arrangement, each tree takes up a square with sides equal to 2R, for an area of 4R2 square meters.
Raising livestock for meat takes up land, water, and energy, which pumps lots of heat-trapping greenhouse gases into the environment.
The difference is that Gallery Go is designed to work offline, and takes up just 10MB of space on your phone.
But El Paso is a Democratic city that takes up a Democratic congressional district, so Fenenbock is running as a Democrat.
Sometimes it's just the occupation that takes up young people's time when they'd rather be doing something else much more exciting.
This means, aside from the margins, the screen on the Mi MIX takes up most of the phone's width and height.
Gmail Go not only takes up significantly less space on your phone, but uses less data than the standard Gmail app.
The result is pretty stunning; a 32.8 by 6.6 feet-sized behemoth that takes up the larger part of a room.
Overland trade is now routed mainly through the east Indian port of Kolkata which takes up to three months, officials said.
Each customer who takes up the package is awarded a certificate, which states that they'll receive twelve 100ml bottles a month.
Viv takes up where Siri left off, providing a powerful conversational interface that can be used to accomplish just about anything.
Inherit the wind Snow kiting is highly technical and takes up to a year of regular training to master the basics.
The lengthy cleaning process could be partially to blame as the cleaning cycle takes up to four hours, the Journal reported.
Tickled is a procedural; the process of how Farrier and Reeve uncover their story takes up most of the documentary's narrative.
Plus, there's a moment when Sophie takes up Donna's spot in the ultimate wedding ABBA cover trio, Donna and the Dynamos.
As literally the only mechanic that takes up 80 percent of your time and interactions, that stealth system is astoundingly shallow.
But the CocoKool is highly functional, and takes up a tiny amount of space at just 8.58 inches by 2.63 inches.
Cass works with layers and masks in Photoshop to build up the composition, a process that takes up to 80 hours.
It takes up the space of a dinner plate in a dishwasher or rack and stacks easily with other flat items.
Congress is expected to reject many of the proposals as it takes up the budget in the coming weeks and months.
He will continue to serve in the other roles even as he takes up the new duties, the White House said.
It takes up to five years for a low-educated Syrian or Iraqi to learn German and get a professional qualification.
Or is it that Trump is allowed to avoid answering questions while he takes up all the time changing the subject?
If Mr Meléndez takes up its invitation to prosecute civil-war-era crimes, that separation of powers will become more pronounced.
Bug farming takes up less land, requires less food and does less damage to the environment than meat or fish farming.
Another draw is the terrific jazz trio that takes up residence in Jo's living room; more on that in a bit.
But until new data takes up the physical space of the old data, the old data remains on the hard drive.
Congress will again have the chance to remove barriers to small businesses when it takes up the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
"If a new bill is formed and this bill takes up the recommendations, that would be the only solution," Subramanium said.
Jumby Bay, which started as a villa owners' collective, takes up just over a quarter of the 300-acre Long Island.
This week, Congress takes up another "continuing resolution" to keep the federal government running in the absence of annual appropriations bills.
Then, love it or hate it, Messiaen's unnervingly gorgeous "Turangalila-Symphonie" takes up an entire program, led by Esa-Pekka Salonen.
The left's most realistic hope is for a candidate with a spotty record who enthusiastically and sincerely takes up its cause.
The Correspondence clocks in at a slim 126 pages long, and "Letter from Devil's Tower" takes up 14 of those pages.
Since an agave plant takes up to 20 years to mature, and few brands invest in sustainable replanting, a bubble looms.
The property takes up two lots and the home itself is a modern mix of concrete structures and bright, open spaces.
It's a miscellaneous collection of reviews and essays that takes up where his previous collection, "Lives and Letters" (2011), left off.
"Transparent Forms," a Condo abstract oil on canvas in gorgeous soft pinks and yellows, takes up one wall in the foyer.
I sometimes hide new stuff from him, like shoes—my shoe collection already takes up an entire room in our apartment.
The computer itself takes up more than 9,000 square feet of space, and can complete 200 quadrillion mathematical equations per second.
The seminar then takes up books in which various economists offer their perspectives on the nature of man and the state.
It moved to its current site in Squirrel Hill in 1952, where it now takes up most of a corner block.
But it isn't Mr. Saint Laurent who takes up the most screen time in this mordant film; it's his star maker.
The historic decision Balkman takes up a seat behind the dark-stained cherry bench, the state seal looming over his head.
The house, with its garage and mechanical systems, takes up about 4,200 square feet, on an almost 12,000-square-foot site.
The master suite takes up the entire fifth floor and features a fireplace, walk-in closets and a private sun deck.
One of the toughest target areas to release is usually your back, just because of how much space it takes up.
In the first-generation Laundroid, image analysis of each garment takes up to 10 minutes; folding only a minute or two.
If I'm writing emails or writing for a catalog, which takes up a lot of time, I don't listen to music.
That package includes, according to Northam's office: Whether the state legislature actually takes up the full package remains to be seen.
Lost without his passion, Johnny takes up snowboarding and ends up caught in an old feud that dominates the snowy mountain.
Take for example Bette's campaign to become the mayor of Los Angeles, which takes up a major section of the plot.
But storage cubbies are on the skimpy side since the transmission knob takes up a good slice of the center console.
The biggest saving potential likely comes from your water heater, which takes up around 18 percent of a home's energy use.
Al Mourjan Business Lounge takes up the entire third floor — and it sprawls across a whopping two-and-a-half acres.
This grand hotel takes up half of a city block and was once one of the largest hotels in the county.
Remember...we are now in a national crisis with an unsustainable system that takes up nearly 20 percent of our GDP.
Sometimes it tells you things you might already know — for instance, that your photo collection takes up half of your drive.
Some have speculated that the extenders could be renewed as part of a government-funding bill Congress takes up this year.
This is a silly lawsuit; it implies, among other things, that customers don't realize that ice takes up space in drinks.
Broughton's large photograph, "Nurses," from her series Empty Porn Sets (1995-2007), takes up the entirety of the exhibit's third wall.
The bad news: Scan to CAD costs $29 per scan, and it takes up to 48 hours to get the CAD files.
Seated on the banquette, I watch as he takes up the mic and sings, each song more saccharine than the one before.
Feeding the billions of animals we raise for meat with corn and soy takes up precious land and puts pressure on wildlife.
So it's fitting that, when sequenced and stored in a computer, your genome takes up gobs of memory—up to 150 gigabytes.
It takes up to two years for the horns to grow back, said Pelham Jones, chairman of the Private Rhino Owners Association.
If the Tinder app takes up too much space on your phone or uses too much data for you, you're in luck.
Jillian's care takes up so much time and energy that Jay and Lindsey Brown struggle to give Samantha the attention she needs.
When work takes up most of your life, it's hard to imagine entering professional circles in the hours surrounding your 9-5.
It takes up such little space in my bag that I almost feel like my bag is bigger than it actually is.
This is something her fans have been preaching since her 2015 album Emotion, and an argument that r/NBA takes up, too.
Half my friends live in different countries so it takes up a lot of the time to keep in touch with them.
Email takes up more of our time than ever — but there are also more options than ever for keeping things under control.
It has a large, beautiful 28-inch display that takes up nearly the entire front of the screen—no garish bezels here.
My career takes up a lot of time and energy but nothing has been as rewarding to me as being a mother.
The L16 might save all the space that a zoom lens takes up, but smaller isn't always better at long focal lengths.
Currently, it takes up about 300 square miles, but there's an upgrade in the works expanding it up to 1,200 square miles.
The master suite takes up the entire top floor and offers sweeping views of the bay, Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge.
For his part, Mr Trump may decide it is worth waiting until the Democratic majority takes up the reins in the House.
On Android you can see how much room each game takes up by going into Storage from Settings and tapping on Apps.
The 14-acre Galaxy's Edge takes up Disneyland's back left corner, where it will be accessible from Fantasyland, Critter Country and Frontierland.
Indeed, by the time the Court takes up the case, the temporary ban may well have been replaced with an indefinite one.
You can visit a Palace — which takes up both phases — go shopping, brew coffee, work out, study, hang with friends, and more.
The sound equipment takes up half the stage; the volume is 100 times louder than in France, and the soundproofing is awesome.
Well, of the 104 million square kilometers of habitable land on this planet, agriculture takes up a stunning 51 million square kilometers.
These questions will be at the forefront in coming weeks when Congress takes up legislation to update the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.
The reinvention in architectural terms has been greeted with general positivity by critics and takes up much of the extension's media coverage.
Hadid's closet takes up a good amount of that space, with floor-to-ceiling, glass-fronted cabinets and an enormous center island.
Pairing was basically instant, although I heard one of the demo people tell another that it sometimes takes up to 10 seconds.
Miracle in Lane 2: A boy in a wheelchair takes up soapbox racing with the help of his family and athletic brother.
Waterproofing requires a new engine, which takes up more space — this now sits behind the non-mechanical home button of the 7.
He was about to release an album of this material, called " Uniform Distortion ," which takes up the toxicity of our civic discourse.
The Lekue Microwave Popcorn Popper takes up very little space and produces small batches of popcorn with minimal unpopped kernels or mess.
The workplace, which takes up seven floors of the historic Empire State Building, is just one of the company's 33 global offices.
As the Senate takes up its version of a GOP health bill, Americans prefer Democrats on that issue by 17 percentage points.
Once a month, he takes up in Midtown Manhattan's biggest room to play a different set of songs from throughout his career.
After charging it fully (it comes with a USB charging cable), which takes up to a few hours, it's ready to use.
The lion's share of that time is occupied by TV and video viewing alone; it takes up 72% of all screen time.
Recycling takes up so much resources to sort and process, US cities resort to burning or trashing recyclable items to save money.
I hear some shuffling and cast a glance to my right, where a dramatic circular staircase takes up much of the space.
"Quayola's project takes up the speculative-sculptural task, deploying the full power of virtual and physical prototyping technologies." explains curator Nadim Samman.
As the Senate takes up the topic, the conventional wisdom is that the bill as written is DOA in the upper house.
According to the court's rules, it takes up such requests only when the case is of "imperative public importance" warranting immediate review.
She has an affair with a guy from Antifa, microdoses on psilocybin, joins an underground Resistance group and takes up ax throwing.
That scene takes up more than two-thirds of the nearly three-minute clip, and what follows is a barrage of images.
Whole-wheat tortillas can be frozen and are a great substitute for sandwich bread, which takes up more space in the freezer.
Whole-wheat tortillas can be frozen and are a great substitute for sandwich bread, which takes up more space in the freezer.
Yet holding on to all the data takes up valuable space on devices while also making important files more difficult to find.
Indeed, my shameful French-girl library takes up an entire suitcase that I keep stashed under my bed, like Breton-striped porn.
He suggested that there was some wisdom in waiting until after the global bishops' conference takes up the same questions next year.
A hard-bound 14-volume set of her writing takes up a whole shelf, sitting alongside the work of more contemporary gurus.
Cady Noland said she can no longer make art because tracking how her installation work is misrepresented takes up all her time.
"The less size that the seat structure itself takes up, the more space that's left over for the passenger," Mr. Pozzi said.
It takes up to seven hours to charge back up again, and it's fitted with front and rear suspension for smooth riding.
It could move forward next year or sooner if the House takes up a bipartisan amendment to a bill it previously passed.
And while it looks a lot more modern, the quad-camera setup takes up a lot of the phone's rear real estate.
What you're seeing isn't just the size of the app itself, but also how much space its data takes up as well.
Critic's Pick A leading figure of art in the digital age takes up 3D printing at a new show in the Hamptons.
Rather than ratings, O'Donnell, 45, says she focuses each day on "exemplary journalism" and storytelling, which takes up "all" of her time.
It also defaults to shooting in DNG, a raw, lossless image format that takes up more space, but produces higher-quality images.
When someone inhales the bug it is either killed by the immune system right away or takes up residence in the lungs.
The construction area takes up a section of the south end of the beach, though the main expanse is so far untouched.
Tyehimba Jess's Olio takes up this challenge, dwells in it, breaks it apart, rearranges it — and encourages us to do the same.
The large middle section takes up more than half of the composition; it is a painting-within-painting imitating an urban mural.
This takes up a lot of time and could be a grim slog, but Turturro can sparkle through even the grungiest sequences.
A few years ago, I interviewed Pérez about his private art collection, which takes up nearly every inch of his sprawling home.
This particular keyboard is pretty compact and only takes up a fraction of space as a traditional keyboard, according to the product page.
Supreme Court takes up transgender school bathroom case State lawmakers introduced HB22 a month later, in part to wipe out the Charlotte ordinance.
It takes up to 48 hours to get the file from Instagram, so be sure you have everything before you proceed to deleting.
Murray will become the first woman to hold the finance chief post at RBS when she takes up the job on Jan. 1.
I got the Pixie model because I don't have a big kitchen and this thing takes up barely any space on my counter.
It has an impeccable camera, a gigantic screen that takes up the entire front panel, and a fancy 22018D camera used for authentication.
"Hot Topics" is now over 20 minutes long, and takes up almost half of the hourlong show; it is synonymous with her brand.
The restoration laboratory, which includes a makeshift photo studio, takes up just a portion of the many rooms where the collection is stored.
As of Monday, he takes up the role of COO at the digital-only challenger bank, with some aspects subject to regulatory approval.
There's also the miniature photography studio that takes up most of the room's space, complete with a white seamless backdrop and professional lights.
The ash is moved straight to an adjacent landfill, where it takes up only a tenth of the volume of the original waste.
ON MAY 14th, as Emmanuel Macron takes up his duties in the Elysée Palace, spare a thought for what he has already achieved.
Technology takes up too much space in some people's lives, but access to digital resources is still limited for many people with disabilities.
If the court takes up the Indiana or Louisiana abortion cases, they will likely be heard in the term that begins in October.
It's roughly the size of an iPhone 7 Plus, which means it takes up little to no space at all in your home.
And while Apple has quite possibly made the most attractive speaker of the bunch, its speaker also takes up a bit more room.
Not all of The Post's ads transfer properly to the other platforms, she said, and each project takes up valuable time and resources.
It takes up that capacity while striking supply deals and offering other incentives such as a cut of profits and technical know-how.
It looks spectacular on a plate, takes up barely any room in your stomach and is the most exquisite of all the lettuces.
Word Flow also takes up slightly more vertical real estate than the iOS keyboard, so 5 and SE users might find it suffocating.
Overwatch, a game that takes up much less space on a storage device than Mass Effect, also saw exceptional improvements in loading times.
Waiting in line to use the microwave during the lunch rush at work takes up precious time that could be spent actually eating.
The Wall Luxury has a higher maximum resolution compared to Samsung's previous MicroLED prototypes, but it also takes up a lot more space.
On a 67-foot-wide curved black panel that takes up an entire wall, a lighted map of tracks glows green and red.
And then in later seasons, Rory takes up with Logan, who is in both personality and looks nearly identical to her father, Christopher.
Right now, that process takes up to a minute of holding your wrist just in order to point the antenna towards the sky.
Expect more powerful graphics, faster processors and maybe even redesigns where the screen takes up more space on the front of the iPad.
It's more ideal there than the full-size Echo, which takes up more precious counter space than I (or my wife) would like.
Radev, a former air force commander and a newcomer to politics, was sworn in on Thursday and takes up his post on Sunday.
Congress is expected to reject many of the Trump administration's proposals as it takes up the budget in the coming weeks and months.
Doctors told me it often takes up to seven times through rehab for an addict to take control of his or her addiction.
READ: All eyes on Justice Kennedy as Supreme Court takes up abortion case In Texas, the effects of HB2 have already been felt.
When the House appropriations subcommittee on Military Construction takes up the bill on Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Monday at 2023 p.m.
When the House appropriations subcommittee on Military Construction takes up the bill on Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Monday at 7 p.m.
But it is not as tough as marking, which takes up "an inordinate amount of time", partly because of rules imposed from above.
Editing video takes up a lot of hard drive space as video editing software creates various redundancies and backups during the editing process.
If the House takes up and passes that bill, it will likely result in Trump's second veto — and a debate about war powers.
" She eventually breaks up with Peter and takes up with "a charming, gregarious poet" named Dave, whose drinking style is "elegant and restrained.
It supports dual nano SIM cards, but you will lose the microSD card slot as the second SIM takes up the same slot.
We haven't tried to install it yet, but if you want to, be forewarned that it takes up a whopping 3.2MB of space.
The court only takes up a small portion of the thousands of civil and criminal cases that it's asked to consider each year.
Neighboring the rainforest, the Cerrado savannah takes up roughly a quarter of Brazil and is the country's second largest biome after the Amazon.
Neighboring the rainforest, the Cerrado savannah takes up roughly a quarter of Brazil and is the country's second largest biome after the Amazon.
Increased Working Capital Demand: Fitch expects Yestar's working capital requirements to increase significantly as IVD takes up a larger part of Yestar's business.
The fight in the subcommittee could signal a more contentious and lengthy debate when the full committee takes up the bill next week.
"Racist Sandwich," now 68 episodes strong, is pausing operations while Ho takes up a job as restaurant critic at The San Francisco Chronicle.
Massachusetts-based SolidEnergy Systems is working on a lithium metal battery which founder Hu says takes up half the space of existing batteries.
He also has a permanent set at his house, which as of November 2019, takes up the entire third floor of his home.
Regardless of whether the Second Circuit takes up Ross Ulbricht's appeal, the biggest unsolved mystery in the Silk Road case will remain unanswered.
Or, if they're being used to deliver medication, it can be given via syringe, although this takes up more of a caregiver's time.
More so, the time, space, and money that an accomplished band like Slayer takes up can be used to propel other bands forward.
Following the events of the Harry Potter series, their grandson, Rolf Scamander, takes up his grandfather's interest in magizoology and marries Luna Lovegood.
Fiction starts in the living room, takes up all the walls in a front study, and has also colonized a guest bedroom upstairs.
The main benefit of this design: It takes up less room in your pocket while providing all the features of a normal smartphone.
As Medina's world churns, she takes up surfing, which gives her the only head cool enough to narrate this tale of family dysfunction.
A black grid that is more like a netting of visceral strings of paint  takes up much of the rest of the painting.
In the 3:2:1 formula, sparkling wine takes up the most real estate, and most spritzes are being topped with garbage bubbles.
"Die, Jerk" (season 4, episode 8) Bruce, Sookie's midwife/doula, is not funny, and she takes up way too much of this episode.
For example, the Amazon Prime Video app on my phone takes up two gigabytes of space, even though I've never downloaded a video.
As lymph flows through the body, it takes up excess fluid and detritus from the tissues — usually dead cells and sometimes invading bacteria.
Pros: Eco-friendly, includes reusable food tower, comfortable, compact and organizedCons: Reusable food tower takes up one of the side water bottle pockets
The two women, both with curly hair that takes up the entire screen on close-up, give remarkable, full-bodied performances for Jacobson.
Let's say they're planted in a square grid, 5 meters apart, so that each tree takes up an area of 25 square meters.
The main benefit of a foldable phone is that you can enjoy a big screen that takes up less space in your pocket.
Aaron's gambling addiction takes up whole chapters, while Amelia's dismay at having to write a profile of Jonah Hill receives a thorough unpacking.
You can see that the gold plaque sits on a simple chain, and an illustration takes up a large portion of the piece.
It may not be the most beautiful thing you've ever seen, but it gets the job done and takes up very little space.
Washing clothes takes up energy, and 75% of that energy comes from just heating up the water, according to the New York Times.
But LifeWay takes up less than half the floor space, and last year the building was sold to a California real-estate company.
He takes up smoking and joins his roommate, the Colonel, and friends Takumi and Alaska as they plan elaborate pranks on their classmates.
Hearst Ranches takes up 150,000 acres in two properties on the border of San Luis Obispo County, and has raised cattle since 1865.
The company calls it an "infinity display" because it runs edge to edge and almost completely takes up the front of the device.
The budget takes up thousands of pages and billions of dollars, and will change the way New Yorkers vote, shop, commute and more.
You can convert quantum data and put it on a traditional storage device, but all that converted data takes up a lot of space.
According to experts, this approach takes up valuable real estate that's better suited for highlighting hard skills as well as work and volunteer experience.
It's extremely dense, with an enormous iron-filled core that takes up a much larger percentage of the overall planet than Earth's core does.
At 12 pounds, roughly 15 by 15 inches across, and 8 inches tall, Cinder takes up space and is not easy to move around.
I also purchased a lightweight jacket from Aritzia for $213.18 that takes up minimal space and was perfect for hiking or walking around town.
It takes up a bit more of the screen now, but it's also a bit more explicit about what tapping certain things will do.
Francisco argued that if the court takes up the case, the transgender employee should lose, because anti-discrimination law does not cover gender identity.
Some 140,000 crowns go on rent and bills and a carefully planned food shopping trip to bargain stores takes up 15,000 crowns per week.
I guess the idea is that people will just scroll past the incendiary garbage because it takes up slightly less space on their screens?
Chicken already takes up a 90 billion dollar share of the annual American meat market, and may soon become the world's most-consumed meat.
Under the agreement, Vitol takes up to 2 million barrels of crude per month from Sonatrach and provides refined products to the Algerian firm.
The largest sculpture takes up an entire room, illuminated with projected images of flowing water from the game, with ambient sounds filling the room.
The VR setup isn't designed for home use; there's a $9,000 price tag, for one, and it takes up an awful lot of space.
The HiGame is slightly taller than the NUC, but it's square as opposed to rectangular and barely takes up any room on my desk.
The roughly 9,300-square-foot residence takes up the 40th floor of the Century building, a high rise designed by architect Robert A.M. Stern.
It takes up to eight hours linked to the Deep Space Network to resynchronize, wasting time for both the communications antenna and the spacecraft.
Mining can negatively impact system performance as it takes up significant CPU power to run the rigorous calculations needed to mine the digital tokens.
Collapsed, packed and without the props, the Karma takes up about the same space as three MacBook Pros stacked on top of each other.
A: No longer the clunky piles of audio cassettes, an audiobook is easy to download and takes up very little memory on your phone.
"The best way to maximize impact is to do the format that is native and takes up the most screen real estate," he said.
This dish takes up to 35 minutes to prepare, so it's a great crowd pleaser that you can whip up right before the game.
Innoviz has been focused on creating LiDAR that takes up less space than existing solutions, while also coming in at more reasonable price points.
Apple mandates developers to price apps in tiers ending in 99 cents and takes up to a 30% commission from developers on app sales.
SENATE TAKES UP INTERIOR PICK: The Senate is set to take a procedural vote Monday evening to move forward on Trump's nomination of Rep.
I can put up with the additional space a bag vac takes up, and I can survive the climb up and down the stairs.
The Alta has a scratch-resistant OLED display, cased in stainless steel, that takes up a large portion of the top of the band.
But can you believe that the production of one burger takes up as much water as letting a shower run for two months straight?
But whether or not takes up boxing, Freddie's got a powerful message for RJJ -- "You just can't give up, can't let it take over."
Wray will sit under the bright lights on Capitol Hill Wednesday as the Senate judiciary committee takes up his nomination to lead the FBI.
Amazon shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico takes up to seven business days, and expedited shipping costs additional fees, even for Prime members.
It also takes up a lot of space, and it's impossible to judge what the screen quality is like based on Kickstarter footage alone.
The BenQ HT21179.99 takes up much less space than a regular TV, is easily portable, and can make an absolutely massive 21215-inch screen.
"We cut through a lot of the admin which takes up time, to focus on actual project delivery," says Paul Corcoran, the managing director.
Livestock takes up the most space, with land used to grow animal feed and for grazing using nearly 80 percent of all agricultural land.
He is trouble for their economies, politically toxic in their respective countries, and takes up an inordinate amount of their valuable time and energy.
For Mr. Marchese, that means the ad takes up the full screen, probably plays with the sound on and is viewed in its entirety.
Also, if you don't end up using it, it lives in this convenient little pouch inside the bag that takes up virtually no space.
If the room takes up 25 percent of the space in your home, you could deduct 25 percent of expenses allocated to those days.
Painting the interior of the vehicle takes up most time of the whole project for Lemp, especially because she prefers to use a roller.
When first introduced, Kevin Trench finds a dead version of himself from the future, and takes up the costumed identity of his future self. 
They need to know that when Congress takes up the debate on tax reform, we will advocate for policies that put working families first.
In mining ventures, the government gets an automatic 10 percent stake free and then usually takes up its right to buy 30 percent more.
The formation and evolution of the CAM takes up about half of Collision, as Gershon asserts that it was central to Houston's arts journey.
In a lap it takes up significantly more space than a similarly sized laptop would, but it's still so stable I don't really mind.
On her 91st birthday, they began "a new kind of conversation," as he writes, by email, which Ms. Vanderbilt takes up with characteristic enthusiasm.
Patchen takes up her post amid ongoing scandals and reputation crises for her new employer, joining Facebook this month, according to her LinkedIn profile.
A billionaire movie producer is selling a one-bedroom apartment that takes up an entire floor of NYC's Ritz-Carlton for nearly $40 million
But analysts remain concerned about how Target will turn around its grocery business, which arguably takes up a lot of real estate in stores.
Because they achieve automaticity quicker on the keyboard, today's third graders may well become better writers as handwriting takes up less of their education.
The master bedroom suite, which has another Westland London fireplace mantel, takes up the entire fourth level and features dual dressing rooms and bathrooms.
The mosaic design, executed by the company New Ravenna, takes up the entire shower wall, with a unifying ribbon of leaves encircling the room.
The screen takes up the entire face of the device, with the exception of a notch at the top containing the infrared face scanner.
Normally a security clearance investigation takes up to several months to complete, but Porter's had gone on for about a year without a resolution.
A bit of exercise breaks up the restful reading and relaxation nicely and a pair of light wooden paddles hardly takes up any room.
The restaurant is at the corner of a low-rise mall that takes up a suburban block, at one of the city's main intersections.
Their full process, which includes everything from anatomical sketches and skeleton reconstructions to tanning hides and blow-drying fur, takes up to a year.
He plays the nihilist barber who takes up with a piemaker (Helena Bonham Carter) to produce some very close shaves and unusually tasty meats.
"Assuming eight repositions a day using our technology at 30 minutes each, that only takes up about 10% of a daily charge," he said.
The movie takes up, indirectly and perhaps inadvertently but powerfully and unmistakably, a subject that has lately reinserted itself dramatically into American political discourse.
The period dramedy is about a housewife who takes up stand-up comedy in the aftermath of a major upheaval in her personal life.
S. govt spends a tremendous amount of money on sowing discord among people, and takes up the wealth of rich rulers in the region.
U.S. govt spends a tremendous amount of money on sowing discord among people, and takes up the wealth of rich rulers in the region.
Good thing this Mac Mini, which is currently over $100 off of its original price tag, takes up a meager 7.7 inches of space. 
That's where Season 5 picks up, and the women's fury quickly escalates into a three-day riot that takes up the season's 13 episodes.
Jones takes up hours of screentime shuffling about, mimicking pieces of what others around him say, slowly trying to rediscover his FBI agent self.
Congress should start by including the State Flood Mitigation Revolving Fund Act of 28503 as a key reform when it takes up NFIP reauthorization .
Yes. We found that in some cases, when you try to make sense of a narrative, it takes up a lot of brain power.
The Senate takes up the budget on Thursday with a free-wheeling vote-a-rama marathon during which there are fewer restrictions on amendments.
Desperate for a win, he takes up a delivery job in upstate New York where he meets a peculiar hipster named Anya (Chelsea Lopez).
That is approximately the size of Western Australia, which takes up just under a million square miles of the country's 290,90,222-square-mile area.
Supreme Court takes up Trump tax cases Get ready for a Supreme Court decision that could have a dramatic impact on the Trump presidency.
Pros: Makes grating and zesting so easy, takes up little storage spaceCons: Only for finely grating ingredients, not for large or rough-chopped ingredients
The gif is so, well, blobby, because it takes up such a tiny part of Kepler's 95 megapixel camera: just 11 by 11 pixels.
It takes up two acres and is extremely detailed; Klein and Kroll enter through the vagina and walk up a fallopian tube to an ovary.
The Missouri Administrative Hearing Commission issued an order Friday allowing the clinic to continue performing abortions until it takes up its case later this year.
While Saless is citing "time" here, blocking a website from embedding likely takes up more time than just leaving it open for all to embed.
Beneath the enormous shroud of clothes, which takes up the entire ceiling of the gallery, benches are laid out in the center of the room.
Further describing her pregnancy, Otis wrote her daughter is "so big & takes up every crevice of my insides," making it difficult for her to breath.
Tanabe Chikuunsai IV, a third-generation Japanese bamboo master, wove together a site-specific installation, which takes up much of a 10-meter-tall gallery.
The museum, which takes up two rooms in his house in the small eastern town of Dobsina, opened last year and is accessible by appointment.
That's what a banal person does: decides to follow Adolf Hitler wherever he leads and, having no moral compass, takes up that of his icon.
Janey finally leaves him during the late 1960s, takes up smoking, and starts work as a physicist at a Veidt-owned research firm, Dimensional Developments.
And the irreverent Cards Against Humanity has become such a runaway hit that its stock at Snakes & Lattes Annex takes up an entire sales wall.
Specifically, he takes up the position of VP Corporate Development at Lilium, tasked with helping the company with long-term partnership development and investor relations.
According to Bloomberg's sources, Brin's dirigible is not yet complete, but engineers have already built a metal frame that takes up much of the hangar.
That should take up a lot of time, but many teens don't admit that phone or internet use takes up the majority of their days.
If the agency takes up the Supreme Court's offer to rejig its rationale for adding the citizenship question, it has fewer legal hurdles to clear.
This process, often cumbersome and slow, takes up to several days and incurs the risk that one party may default or renege on the agreement.
I love that my commute takes up so little time, especially in a city where two-hour traffic jams are the norm during peak hours.
The Sengled Voice functions as a voice-controlled personal assistant, and it takes up far less space than personal home hubs like the Amazon Echo.
But while Patreon takes up to a 12% cut, Facebook starting next year will take a 30% cut from these subscriptions on its web platform.
After all, having it at the bottom of the iPhone takes up a ton of real estate that could be better used for the screen.
Turns out, putting yourself down takes up a lot of brain space, and that limits the room to actually act on your hopes and dreams.
To be sure, investors are still hoping for a fresh rally next year, especially if Brazil's next president takes up some of Temer's unfinished reforms.
The available renderings of this now project show an L-shaped bench that takes up the whole wall of what looks like a narrow studio.
In any given second, a 1m x 1m x 1m satellite takes up over 7,000 cubic meters of space, tearing through anything in its path.
First, when a healthy, well-hydrated person eats fibrous foods such as wheat bran with lots of roughage, the food takes up water and swells.
Despite being the nation's capital, it's only the fourth-largest city in Canada, with a suburban sprawl that takes up an absurdly large geographical footprint.
While the industry is seeking new renewable fuel sources, growing biofuels takes up valuable land and water that could be otherwise used to grow food.
Rather than storing knives inside a drawer or in a wooden block that takes up valuable counter space, attach a magnetic strip to your wall.
Trump is expected to make several more trips around the country to pitch tax reform before Congress takes up the legislation, the administration official said.
Apple gives you two options: you can send your iPhone in (this takes up to 5 days) or you can bring it in for repair.
It's not something that we're focused on in the near term though, so it's not something that takes up my, my agenda day to day.
"The Austrians expect that there is quickly a strong and stable government which takes up work," Kurz was quoted as saying by Austria's Kronen Zeitung.
But the IMF also wants it to cut a public wage bill that takes up 15 percent of GDP, one of the world's highest rates.
Pros: Takes up minimal counter space, durable, sturdy construction, highly versatileCons: Hand wash onlyBuy the Boston Warehouse Cat Countertop Storage Basket on Amazon for $20
On the other hand, there are behemoths like "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild," which takes up 13.4GB — nearly half the Switch's space.
Normally, it takes up to 5,200 gallons of water to produce a single 2.2-pound steak (the large slabs typically sold at the grocery store).
It takes up the state's entire Appalachian west, beginning just west of Roanoke and touching the borders of West Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Kentucky.
The all-white master suite — complete with a canopy-covered bed under a lofted ceiling — takes up the entire second floor of the main house.
Four are written in red letters between the easel and a bare light that takes up most of the painting: Masaccio, Piero, Giotto, and Tiepelo.
Shazam Lite takes up one megabyte of space, and though it's visually pared down compared to the full Shazam app, it works the same way.
That production takes up so much energy that the star can't build up enough internal pressure to prevent it from collapsing under its own gravity.
Not only does this mean it takes up very little space, it also makes it hard to lose or forget a part of the stove.
"I know eventually I will get rid of some of these things I brought back as everything breaks or takes up space for something else."
The biggest difference, however, may be that Miles has never been the only Spider-Man, since he takes up the mantle after Peter Parker dies.
He finds it in the third and final chapter, "Esther," named for the girl (Lou Roy-Lecollinet, another superb discovery), whom he takes up with.
Shoppers may be more open to a retailer's mobile experience if they didn't have to download an app that takes up space on their smartphone.
The space occupied by the boy fills the upper two-thirds of the photograph while the doll on the street takes up the lower third.
Second, let's put the concept of safety into context, recall the cases American MONUMENT takes up, and ask: with whose safety we are really concerned?
Earlier this month, Lauren Jimerson visited Conflict Kitchen to lead a workshop on processing Iroquois white corn, which takes up to 48 hours to make.
The images are taken under different environmental conditions and so they need to be calibrated, which takes up to eight hours for a single image.
Each unburial takes up to two days, plus up to eight hours of cleaning and up to 15 hours for analysis, the school district said.
He rents land from local farmers, giving him 100 acres in a country where the average farm takes up only one-quarter of an acre.
Spoiler alert: Since the sequel takes up where the 2014 original, "Creep," ended, it begins with Mark Duplass playing the same serial killer as before.
The city, which takes up five ZIP codes, is defined by its distinct neighborhoods, most with their own commercial districts, public elementary schools and parks.
Most modern sitcoms are constructed of an A-story, which takes up the bulk of the action, and then a B-story and C-story.
Iestyn Davies takes up the title role, alongside Luca Pisaroni as Argante, Jane Archibald as Armida, Joélle Harvey as Almirena and Sasha Cooke as Goffredo.
On paper, a line break would take up valuable real estate, but a string of dots or a dash takes up hardly any extra space.
A small version would look cute as a tabletop centerpiece or try this variation that works against a wall and takes up minimal floor space.
The sweeping triptych "I giardini/The Gardens" (2017), which takes up an entire wall of the capacious single-room installation, exemplifies all of these shifts.
Bird has even restricted parking around the city's downtown transportation center, which takes up an entire block and is adjacent to a light rail stop.
Even as Shine takes up his prestigious government job, the Trump administration still hasn't returned many migrant children to the parents it snatched them from.
Electric motors are also far more compact than gasoline engines and they don't require a transmission with multiple gears, another thing that takes up space.
But Paul has kept his cards close to the vest on how he plans to express those objections when the Senate takes up the omnibus.
Backcountry If you're into martial arts such as Muay Thai or Brazilian jiu-jitsu, you know how much room all of your gear takes up.
The show takes up Gray Area's entire space, and, like many of the organization's events, its ties to the Bay Area freak scene are evident.
A protester is arrested in the Hart Senate Building on Thursday as the Senate takes up a cloture vote on Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch.
Pros: Attractive design, strong magnet, accommodates larger knives, limited lifetime warrantyCons: Takes up a lot of counter space for how many knives it holds, expensive
A customer at Seasons, Marilyn Iseson, said she liked the Welch's Manischewitz bottle's rectangular shape, which takes up less space than the round Kedem bottle.
At the 2018 Emmy Awards, the actress gave us our initial look at the intricate floral piece, which takes up most of her upper back.
That testing, which takes up to three to four days is expected to start next week, according to one person familiar with the Max timeline.
It's a good bet that if the Supreme Court takes up the CFPB constitutionality issue, you will hear a lot more about Judge Preska's ruling.
Customers can transfer domains to Google through an automated, online process that takes up to 20 minutes, according to the Internet company's domain registration site.
From tip of his nose, to the end of his tail- he takes up 3 couch cushions and I've been sitting on a folding chair.
It takes up just over one page of the Paris agreement text, but has enormous, complicated implications for the accord and could collapse it altogether.
In most passenger vehicles, there is a large engine under the front hood and a fuel tank that takes up space somewhere under the vehicle.
Backcountry If you're into martial arts such as Muay Thai or Brazilian jiu-jitsu, you know how much room all of your gear takes up.
The desire to help their loved one takes up more and more space in their daily life until, without realizing it, they're left with nothing.
A long two-sided rectangular bar that doubles as a communal table takes up much of the space in the airy front of the house.
Since this is your career, and I imagine it takes up most of your life, do you feel like you live in a fake world?

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