But it would likely convince him to finally tape up that webcam.
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Would anyone actually print out and tape up missing posters in 2019, though?
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A libertarian consultant who worked for Gary Johnson in 2016 helped tape up signs.
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Their parents tape up pictures of their family and pets to their hospital bed.
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When an arm or a leg moves, it slides the piece of tape up.
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Airdropped leaflets told residents to tape up their windows, disconnect gas cylinders, and stay indoors.
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Maybe Danny doesn't have money for blinds, but anyone can tape up cardboard to block out stripper neon.
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"When I was a teenager I used to tape up my own breasts, because I hated them," she remembers.
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White House aides have to tape up documents President Trump rips up, despite being told that's against the law. Sigh.
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This is slightly easier than returning through USPS or UPS, as you won't need to tape up your own cardboard box.
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There were a couple of times it was "almost unbelievable what he was able to tape up and do," Dickson told BuzzFeed News.
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I sure can tape up my windows Bird Box-style to watch an episode of television, but I'm also not going to do that!
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Though the indications are strong that Mayweather will tape up his gloves once again, wouldn't he want to do so under, I dunno, normal circumstances?
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For the 1973 Whitney Biennial he connected the floors of the museum by running wide swaths of adhesive tape up and down the museum's stairway walls.
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Part of the IBM 21970 track family of tape units, it used magnetic tape up to 2,400 feet long wound on reels up to 10.5 inches.
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But since arriving on the island, she'd been going on garbage dates and binge-watching TV shows in her shelter in an effort to tape up her broken heart.
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After kicking down the door, Patterson ordered Denise Closs to tape up her daughter, then shot her dead and dragged Jayme into the trunk of his car, he told police.
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Multiple times during my 65 years of living here, I've had to shelter in place — tape up windows and huddle inside my home — when nearby plants have experienced explosions or chemical leaks.
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Think of the sheer amount of work it took to type out and tape up this sign:If you want to be cool about Pokémon Go, apathy is the way to go, my friend.
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Because our 71-year-old president refuses to change his behavior, which is literally illegal, the White House employs a team of record management analysts to simply tape up the documents he destroys.
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Tape up the box (We used foil on the seams just to make sure absolutely no light would get in and obstruct our projection view)Cut two holes on the side of the box opposite the white paper.
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You tape up motivational messages like " YES, AND " at your workstation, as well as photos of the women who remind you to follow your dreams, boldly, with a lot of flair and little compromise—women like Ethel Rosenberg.
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Now that awards season is upon us, we're going to be seeing much more of our favorite stars, as they tape up their boobs, hit the red carpet and give impassioned acceptance speeches that make us cry until we are unrecognizable.
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Obviously you're going to want to tape up some spots but for the most part Maverick will blast your walls with a few layers of paint in the time it would take you to go down to the paint store.
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She wanted to get it on the record that, oh, no, he said it, and -- PATTON: You raise a good point because even my boyfriend this morning has said to me that the reason why Omarosa kept bringing this elusive n-word tape up is because she used it as an opportunity to surreptitiously record me, obviously, Katrina, possibly other people.
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Ever since Congress denied funding for his border wall, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has blamed Democrats for allowing smugglers to "tape up" women and traffic them over the border.
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But these photographs highlight the quirky aesthetic appeal of old-school machines: the Control Data 6600, considered the first successful supercomputer, is a bug-eyed, retrofuturistic beauty; the Meda 42TA, built in former Czechoslovakia in the '70s, is a bright tangle of wires and knobs; the IBM 729, which used magnetic tape up to 2,400 feet long on large reels, looks like a massive red and white cassette deck.
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She's hinted that it'll feature a veritable buffet of pop names, from genre queen Carly Rae Jepsen, to Number 1 Angel co-conspirator CupcaKke, by way of Tove Lo, Mykki Blanco, Brooke Candy, and about a billion more people: Following Charli's tweet, a fan account for PC Music (a collective to which producers SOPHIE, AG Cook, and Charli herself are linked) claimed to have the as-yet-untitled tape's track listing: It's unclear whether this predicted track list is correct (it's possible that Charli will have seen the above tweet and changed the tape up as a result, if its predictions were indeed right), but if it is released it's going to mean business.
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I saw there were some documents there about me and that they were clearly forgeries. I told my secretaries to tape up and seal the file. I wrote 'don't open' on it. But someone didn't obey, removed the papers, now casting suspicion on me.
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Kurt Busch and Brad Keselowski crashed and took out some of the field. Joey Logano, who won the last two summer Bristol races, lost the lead to Kevin Harvick and had to go to pit road to tape up the front end of his car. Denny Hamlin led off the restart and lost the lead to Harvick.
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He believes the only way to prevent the crash is for someone to tape up the line, but does not believe there is any tape on board. Ted proudly shows the tape dispenser he got, and with his nerves steadied by the emergency, climbs out of the landing gear opening to tape up the line. The pilot announces that the plane is saved, and the situation is normal, at which point Ted's nerves immediately come back and realises he hanging precariously outside the plane by the landing gear. Later, at the Craggy Island parochial house, there is still no sign of Jack, and Dougal and Mrs Doyle are worried about Ted's condition - he has yet to give up his grip on the landing gear, which has been brought to the house.
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IBM 7330 data tape storage unit once used by the Indonesian Army The IBM 7330 Magnetic Tape Unit was IBM's low cost tape mass storage system through the 1960s. Part of the IBM 7 track family of tape units, it was used mostly on 1400 series computers and the IBM 7040/7044. The 7330 used magnetic tape up to long wound on reels up to diameter.
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Sharpe would tape up her thumb and later in the event became the first woman to ever land a switch cork 720 in competition. She would later have surgery to reconnect the ligament and remove a bone fragment in her thumb. To start the 2017–18 World Cup season Sharpe won the halfpipe event at Cardrona, New Zealand. She would also win gold Snowmass, Colorado and gold on the Dew Tour.
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They soon became good at being able to hold the paper tape up to the light and read back the codes. When a program was ready it was hung on a length of line strung up near the paper tape reader. The machine operators, who were present during the day, selected the next tape from the line and loaded it into EDSAC. This is of course well known today as job queues.
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The Dolby B system (developed in conjunction with Henry Kloss) was a single band system designed for consumer products. In particular, when recording quiet parts of an audio signal, the frequencies above 1 kHz would be boosted. This had the effect of increasing the signal to noise ratio on tape up to 10 dB depending on the initial signal volume. When it was played back, the decoder reversed the process, in effect reducing the noise level by up to 10 dB.
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Coster-Waldau at the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con In 2001, he began his U.S. career in Ridley Scott's Black Hawk Down as Medal of Honor recipient Gary Gordon. Coster-Waldau says "My first U.S. movie was Black Hawk Down and a friend helped me put myself on tape up on the attic over my apartment in Copenhagen. We shipped it out and I got lucky." Coster-Waldau used his success to take roles on both sides of the Atlantic, particularly his native Scandinavia.
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The police investigation had a continuous presence at the Leaside home, often described as "ground zero", and police established a command post on the property. On February 10–11 the search of the house was completed and it was released to its owners after more than three weeks. The owners requested that police keep crime-scene tape up around the yard to deter reporters by whom they were feeling increasingly harassed. Police believe that some of the murders took place at McArthur's apartment, where they conducted a four-month forensic search.
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Railways had to use sealing tapes to tape up the bruised windows. When these rakes were brought into service, couplers came unstuck and the data collected from the passenger feedback showed that the air conditioning was not "very effective". They were withdrawn from service and after attending to the problems, Railways reintroduced them on the New Delhi-Lucknow Shatabdi Express and proved successful. The RCF began to manufacture other variants of LHB design like the air conditioned first class, AC 2 tier sleeper, AC 3 tier sleeper, hot buffet (pantry) car etc.
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Within 45 minutes the team was on board and able to defuse the bomb (first the EOD team called for a ship's electrician to tape up wires around the bomb. They were afraid that any current left in the wires might set the bomb off. Once the wires were taped they defused the bomb). Seven men of the repair party braved "rising water, leaking fuel and oil from broken lines," as well as the absence of light, entering Motor Room B-2 to battle the flooding for two hours before getting it under control.
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The episode opens with Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and a disembodied Kenny (sharing Cartman's body) playing "The Lord of the Rings." Stan's parents have rented the movie The Lord of the Rings (specifically, The Fellowship of the Ring), and tell Stan, Kyle & Cartman to bring it to Butters' parents, as they had asked to borrow it. Still caught up in their game, the boys see this assignment as a "quest", and set off on their journey. Stan's parents attempt to watch a pornographic movie, but discover Randy mixed it and the Lord of the Rings tape up, and realize that Butters is now watching it at his house.
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The Columbia Record Club began marketing stereo records and equipment in 1959, reel-to-reel recordings (via the Columbia Reel-To-Reel Club) in 1960, 8-track cartridges (via the Columbia Cartridge Club) in 1966, and cassettes (via the Columbia Cassette Club) in 1969. The Columbia Record Club was also notable in continuing to issue product in formats no longer available on the commercial market. After the major record labels quit releasing albums on reel to reel tape format, Columbia still continued to make select new titles available on reel tape up until 1984. 1982 was the approximate year the 8-track tape disappeared from record stores yet Columbia continued to release new titles in the format until 1988 and finally after the major record labels abandoned the vinyl LP format in 1989, Columbia issued select new titles on vinyl until 1992.
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Unlike the later consumer-marketed 8-track cartridge developed later in 1964 by Bill Lear which had the pinch roller integrated in the cartridge, the Fidelipac cartridge had a hole in the right-hand bottom front corner of the cartridge, where the pinch roller, built into the player instead, would swing up into place to support the tape up against the capstan. While later machines from ATC, ITC, Harris, and others had machines where the pinch roller would automatically engage into the cartridge when the play button was pressed (the capstan motor was already running when the cart was inserted), early machines such as Sparta, Spot- matic, and others made the operator physically push or pull a lever to get the pinch roller in place before playback could begin. However, the 8-track was slower in speed ( ips compared to Fidelipac's ips) and did not have adequate tape support pads, and thus were not "broadcast quality." The lower speed and narrower tracks in 8-track cartridges led to higher noise and poorer frequency response. The 8-track design also lacked a cue track.
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