Multi-tasking is a myth, and people should try very hard to avoid multi-tasking.
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Like a distant rock NASA is tasking us with nicknaming.
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"People think of single tasking as underachieving," says Dr. Rouse.
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But this hasn't stopped governments from tasking them with trying.
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To satisfy them, Samsung has improved the S Pen and multi-tasking, letting users store 100 pages on the sleep screen notes and create multi-tasking app pairs that you can launch with a tap.
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Reynolds isn't the only multi-tasking new parent in his family.
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Where the Axon M really seems to shine is multi-tasking.
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Multi-tasking with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is a breeze.
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What helped me turn the tide and just start single-tasking?
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"We have no official tasking yet," one defense official told CNN.
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This opens up a whole new world of multi-tasking possibilities.
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" Ms. Zomorodi prefers the term "single-tasking": " 'Monotasking' seemed boring to me.
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Audio-only means I can keep both hands free for multi-tasking.
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This form of multi-tasking fell out of favor decades ago, however.
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These multi-tasking beasts come in 228, 2399.99, 2149.99, and 2139.99-qt.
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With no screen or multi-tasking, the smart speaker suffers no such issues.
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"Getting good at Multi tasking 👶👶🍼," Johnson Herjavec captioned the post.
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The over-the-air-update — which adds features like improved multi-tasking and...
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The Speaker will be tasking a bipartisan selection committee with finding Conroy's replacement.
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Generette was multi-tasking, listening to and drawing Draplin at the same time.
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But there's something earnestly delightful about tasking computers with creative tasks like this.
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The tasking movement of my arms wears a familiar fatigue into my fascia.
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This involves tasking actor Trai Byers with a range of work to do.
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TL;DR: Get the multi-tasking Febreze HEPA-Type air purifier tower for $79.99.
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There are multi-tasking and note-taking features out the wazoo in this phone.
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Apple has completely changed the user experience with a big emphasis on multi-tasking.
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By tasking Hugh, a chronic fixer, with an unfixable problem: endlessly spreading black mold.
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Mono-tasking devices that promise a simplified, nostalgic experience have not all taken off.
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So far, the keys are improvements to privacy/permissions and multi-tasking through Bubbles.
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"It's really, really important and I hope we get good at multi-tasking," Rep.
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And everyone's trying to remain in flow instead of being distracted by multi-tasking.
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The new computers are faster and better at handling multi-tasking and graphics performance.
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I go down to the basement with my bot to get to multi-tasking.
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This is not the first time the multi-tasking model has collaborated with Addition Elle.
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There is a lot of variability when tasking an imaging satellite to capture an image.
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The other friend was busy multi-tasking: Typing on her laptop while working remotely. 3.
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We just wanted to create something fun that we thought our awesome tasking community would enjoy.
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I make a smoothie, grab a quick bite, and yes, this requires major multi-tasking skills.
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"This includes machine-to-machine interface for rapid re-tasking and/or weapon retargeting," Grabowski added.
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But it's also to be expected when tasking talented actors with mechanically copying an existing movie.
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Nope, you're not the only one who's been trying to master multi-tasking all these years.
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The Kryo 495 CPU has eight cores and a larger cache for better multi-tasking performance.
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But monotasking, also referred to as single-tasking or unitasking, isn't just about getting things done.
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Here Congress is tasking the Air Force with moving into the iPhone generation, at least tentatively.
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I personally haven't experienced issues with multi-tasking on the Pixel 3 XL I've recently used.
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This one in particular is supremely dull, tasking the boys with rooting around for hunter tags.
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Limit-multi-tasking so that you can give people and projects the focused attention they deserve.
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A huge part of how technology saves us time and makes life easier is multi-tasking.
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During this short time, expect to see a surge in quick-thinking, multi-tasking, and smooth-talking.
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And increasingly, tech companies have begun tasking one executive to lead the charge on addressing the issue.
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They're both decently tasking processes that really take advantage of all those cores and threads I've mentioned.
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NASA awarded SpaceX a second contract, tasking the company with launching even more supply missions through 2024.
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We want great makeup, but we want it to be like us: multi-tasking, efficient, and practical.
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The first showed off her multi-tasking at best, eating some food and working on her complexion.
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From start to finish, Dad's Weekend captures the multi-tasking, half-present quality of smartphone-inflected conversations.
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The US technically has 11 carriers, but only eight are available for tasking at any given time.
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The FBI should ensure that appropriate training on DIOG § 4 is provided to emphasize the constitutional implications of certain monitoring situations and to ensure that agents account for these concerns, both in the tasking of CHSs and in the way they document interactions with and tasking of CHSs. 7.
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Nearly 200,000 people have signed an online petition urging the multi-tasking Mr Osborne to "pick a job".
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For example, a person who has worked as a waiter has great multi-tasking and customer service skills.
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The conclusions, basically, were that Apple had missed the mark on the multi-tasking portion of its software.
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As such, Blathers is tasking you with finding him enough bugs, fish, and fossils to fill the building.
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The puzzles, meanwhile, are largely environmental, tasking you with finding runes and symbols hidden in the shadows around you.
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The famed actor was out getting a bite with daughter Sophie and multi-tasking by jawboning on the phone.
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The game starts out simple, tasking players with just a couple of shots and small, easy-to-shatter bricks.
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Years ago, Saudi Arabia began experimenting with robots boldly, tasking them with everything from building construction to brain surgery.
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The functionality is designed to bring multi-tasking to the product — long considered a pain point with mobile devices.
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The company will also be tasking more human employees with vetting reports of possible self-harm on the platform.
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Can the new breed of serums, with their multi-tasking skills and inventive forms really replace your old one?
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Twenty-five thousand people participated in Ms. Zomorodi's Infomagical project, which started the week with a single-tasking challenge.
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In fact, the effects of clutter on concentration are not all that different from the effects of multi-tasking.
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Split View is not new on the iPad Pro, but now you can increase the multi-tasking fun by one.
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When it comes to the world of multi-tasking nobody understands quite like actress, singer, model and dancer Kat Graham.
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Though the Quantico alum has been multi-tasking, Game of Thrones star Turner, 22, has put work before wedding planning.
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During an interview on The Tonight Show, the singer said he sharpened his multi-tasking parenting skills after their births.
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Meier went on to express her shock in how much attention her multi-tasking received from all over the world.
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Artemis has recently been accelerated, with President Donald Trump's administration tasking NASA with landing astronauts on the surface by 2024.
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Mobile devices make it easy to spend more time looking at a screen but you're probably multi-tasking as well.
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The military mindset is a strange thing, tasking itself with thinking constantly about how we are threatened, or could be.
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EXTREME MULTI-TASKING Rival politicians and journalists questioned how Osborne could remain an effective lawmaker with such a big job.
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The phone unfurls to offer a 7.3-inch flexible display for reading, watching television, or multi-tasking with multiple apps.
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This allows me to focus on one task at a time and cut out ineffective multi-tasking from my workflow.
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The DualView Mode does wonders for multi-tasking, while that ergonomic design makes it easy on your back and shoulders.
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To fight back that nightmare scenario, Congress authorized the National Broadband Plan in 2012, tasking the FCC with conducting the auction.
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Get crafty with a pizzagel or bagelza Now that you're dressed, it's time for multi-tasking, making pizza bagels for lunch.
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We'll probably never get true multi-tasking on the iPhone, but we'd settle for picture-in-picture at the very least.
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"Double-tasking is really good for people to be able to focus, specifically people with ADD and ADHD," Tenorio tells Mashable.
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He has also sent troops to the southern border in his battle against immigrants, tasking them with turning away vulnerable individuals.
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The company appointed Yousry Bissada as its new chief executive in July, tasking the mortgage industry veteran with leading its recovery.
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Lighter footage — what Mr. Baiardi calls "tasking" scenes — is scored with less bass, sparser, high-pitched instrumentation, and physically smaller drums.
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The second screen is more effective for things like multi-tasking or using one of the screens as a game controller.
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The company has also expanded its Marcel team in the United States, tasking Sapient VP Cliff Anderson with making Marcel live.
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BareMinerals' On Multi-Tasking Highlighter With Brush, Laura Geller's Laura's Master Class Three-Piece Eye Collection and Givenchy's Special Edition Eyeshadow Palette.
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We also want to know what government officials knew about this and what was the reason they gave for tasking this informant.
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To that end, the report issues 14 recommendations to universities and research labs, federal agencies tasking with funding research, and professional societies.
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The interface seems cleaner and more intuitive to use, and a new sidebar on the right should make multi-tasking easier too.
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Many are simple fetch quests, tasking you with going from one area to another to collect an item or push a button.
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More recently, Amazon created the Alexa Prize for conversational AI, tasking university students with building bots that can actually hold a conversation.
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If Timberlake is multi-tasking, that could be because he and Biel are still working on managing their schedules as working parents.
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I experienced occasional stuttering and lag when switching between apps using Nougats new fast-app switcher (double-tap the multi-tasking button).
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Upon completion, respondents agreed overwhelmingly that single-tasking was the No. 1 thing they wanted to carry into their post-Infomagical lives.
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" The ministry claimed that "it had, and will have, no implication of partisanship in that tasking, and no implications for UK policy.
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The 10 Instant appliances are built for max convenience, with multi-tasking and space-saving functions at the forefront of their designs.
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Nintendo went on develop several sequels to the original before tasking Miyamoto with breaking out the Mario character for his own game.
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The first run of "Monster Garage" went like this -- Jesse and his 5-person team would modify vehicles into multi-tasking machines.
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TL;DR: Master the art of multi-tasking with the help of an HP laptop for up to $220 off at Walmart.
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Developed by the same team behind Sword & Sworcery and Critter Crunch, Grindstone seems familiar at first, tasking players with matching colorful gems.
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But for entrepreneurs, O'Leary says the multi-tasking abilities of someone who's balanced child rearing with a career are a huge advantage.
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Trump's tasking of his National Security Council staff to review Iran policy should take into account such human rights violations by Tehran.
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And while Julianne is clearly a multi-tasking pro, a simple word of advice: get thee a potty partner to hold thy dress.
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And it announced it will host a summit next year for academics and industry leaders to examine digital distraction, multi-tasking, and focus.
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"Multi-tasking" is nothing new to employees who often pull up a live stream (or two) to watch the games while at work.
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We're pretty sure she's the Pilates world's reigning queen of multi-tasking, even while tensing her abs for a casual "apartment-friendly" tutorial.
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So that means it's reached top Pinterest status, without the multi-tasking promise we've all become accustomed to — meaning it must be good.
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The conference report credibly claims to be the first comprehensive tasking of the Department of Defense (DoD) with frontline coordination of cybersecurity efforts.
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Beyond working with independent fact-checkers and government election commissions, it's tasking nonprofits to help be its eyes and ears on the ground.
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Jussie Smollett knows his career's on the line, and he's tasking his team with pulling off the highly improbable -- making him likable again.
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Air Force maintainers at Beale Air Force Base are tasking with keeping the service&aposs vaunted U-2 Dragon Lady in working order.
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Rather than tasking federal bureaucracies with deciding how to direct this R&D spending, policymakers could let the universities individually make the decisions.
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NANCY PELOSI: Well, I have to hope that they – you know, I'm a big believer in technology, and tasking for what we need.
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Smart home devices like the Echo Dot and Google Home Mini further streamline tasks for the queen of multi-tasking in your life.  Â
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Also, when you're multi-tasking, you can't do stuff like play two games at the same time, because only one screen can be active.
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Finally, users will be able to view full Office document previews inside of Slack, another step in avoiding tasking switching to get work done.
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The company is one of the first to fully take advantage of split screen multi-tasking on iPad for work productivity, with this release.
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Tasking developers with building the communication fabric that satisfies IoT connectivity requirements for proper deployment of connected products entails considerable drawbacks and potential pitfalls.
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Trump is tasking the secretary of Homeland Security and other agency heads to commission a review of security of critical defense systems and infrastructure.
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Intel's answer to the inevitable question of what anyone would want to do with all that might is the new concept of mega-tasking.
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And, more comforting than that, Social Eating seems to push against the persistent idea that everyone on the internet needs to be multi-tasking.
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She's just into the double-figures age wise, but is already planning her future around a society that embraces professional multi-tasking and diversity.
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Auerbach doesn't particularly have regrets about the typing indicator but understands that it's come to have a different place in our stressful multi-tasking lives.
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Four years ago, Orit Hashay was multi-tasking with the best of them, trying to raise funds for a new start-up while visibly pregnant.
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The update introduced the option of having a background image, changing the look of the operating system dramatically, and allowed for multi-tasking in apps.
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The multi-tasking view was also changed to focus on panels rather than app icons and all Apple-made apps were given a new design.
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Samsung's new focus marks a shift away from its previous positioning of the Note as a multi-tasking device popular with graphic designers and artists.
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The Brawl images only show Eichenwalde, so the mode may only be available on that map, tasking players with defending the castle from robot monsters.
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They don't realize that this multi-tasking can read as indifference, but if you aren't sure whether a Gemini is into you, simply ask them!
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We're all about a multi-tasking makeup hack that lets us cut down on the number of products currently bursting out of our makeup bags.
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With the A12 Bionic chip, the new iPad mini is a powerful multi-tasking machine, delivering three times the performance and nine times faster graphics.
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CLIMATE CHANGE AS NATIONAL SECURITY:Â President Obama is tasking 28500 federal agencies with writing new plans to integrate climate change strategies into national security planning.
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The June is a smart oven that can bake, slow cook, toast, and dehydrate, and the Brava multi-tasking oven uses infrared light to cook.
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One of the most high-profile moves he made was hiring a different whistleblower from the Phoenix VA, Brandon Coleman, and tasking him with outreach.
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Separately, Dyke said, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has three aircraft that are primarily for research, but can be used for "operational tasking" if needed.
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Maluuba was able to use AI to beat the game by tasking out responsibilities, breaking it up into bite-sized jobs assigned to over 150 agents.
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To that end, Obama signed an executive order Friday tasking future administrations with working in a uniform way to ensure that civilians aren't killed by drones.
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From a best-selling bronzer to a multi-tasking hair styler, this month's Play box has everything you need to start off the school year strong.
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Microsoft wasn't tasking internal risks, nor was it locking up the kinds of partnerships that helped it the last time around, like Realtime Worlds with Crackdown.
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If you're tasking on TaskRabbit, you're probably trying to make ends meet, you're trying to make some extra money and you may not have a car.
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By leveraging an "incubator" approach within a larger organization structure, these early success stories have applied AI to missions with rigorous analytic needs or repetitive tasking.
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Most recently, Pruitt has come under fire for tasking his staff and security detail with running his errands and searching for employment opportunities for his wife.
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The first retweet was from a self-labelled news aggregator (a newswire-style account that retweets the former first daughter as part of its automated tasking).
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The Corps is operating under direct mission assignments that states send to FEMA and then to the Corps for tasking, the Corps' commander said Friday said.
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Beyond the Asus Designo Curve MX0003VC's gorgeous design is a multi-tasking machine that lets you work, charge and be entertained all at the same time.
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At West Virginia, for instance, Coach Dana Holgorsen hired three analysts ahead of this season, tasking them with looking ahead an extra week on the schedule.
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A ship's attention to basic seamanship skills can atrophy after the intense warfare readiness work-up period followed by an equally intense operational tasking once deployed.
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A "quiet mode" that silences the between-round chatter and distills HQ to just the questions and puzzles might make it easier to play while multi-tasking.
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Multi-tasking can hinder the ability to form memories and the lack of human interaction can also make it harder to develop empathy, Common Sense Media found.
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It appointed Sophie Heller as chief operating officer for Retail Banking and Services, tasking her with helping the unit's various businesses increasingly reach clients through digital platforms.
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"Our tasking is essentially to take 400 people within four hours from the furthest most LZ [landing zone] south up to Hilo to be evacuated," Marine Maj.
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While Turk-work has become synonymous with micro-tasking of dull and repetitive tasks, Turk-workers usually engage in other forms of crowdwork that are more interesting.
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Bird has named Patrick Studener its head of Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, tasking him with the mission of finding new foreign markets for its scooters.
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In 2014, Oculus hired Chung as its first head of film and media, tasking him with shaping the experiences that would show people what VR could do.
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The phone is powered by the year-old Snapdragon 821 processor, but it mostly does an admirable job here, assuming neither of the apps are too tasking.
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He's spoken powerfully about the disproportionate impact of the drug war on young people of color, tasking his administration with lessening inequities in the criminal justice system.
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Use of integrated display (screen and heads-up) and voice will enable business multi-tasking from video conferencing, search, messaging, scheduling, travel booking, e-commerce and navigation.
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The latest gen Intel® Xeon® processors have 33 percent faster CPUs and give you performance when multi-tasking between projects and taking on parallel workflows.
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"If Mattis does not believe the migrants are a threat that warrants tasking 5,000 active troops to the border, he should say so and resign," Magsamen wrote.
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For instance, she held off on tasking a new climate change committee with a mandate to produce a "Green New Deal" and deprived it of subpoena power.
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Let Chuck, Nancy, Jerry, Adam and all of the rest finish playing their games.... Pelosi, however, doesn't seem to think her caucus is incapable of multi-tasking.
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The slide is titled "Samsung Desktop Experience" and shows a phone powering a screen to create a multi-tasking interface, presumably running on Google's Android mobile operating system.
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In addition to recruiting, training, and tasking runners in his crew, Patel also coordinated directly with the Indian side of the conspiracy about the operation of the scheme.
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As an actress, restaurant owner, wife and mother, Jessica Biel is clearly no stranger to the art of multi-tasking — even when it comes to taking a shower.
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This week's list includes a game that tests your multi-tasking skills, an app for creating animations and an app that will make your selfies look like art.
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Nintendo announced its latest Nintendo Labo Creators Contest, tasking creative Labo players to submit cool and innovative creations for a chance to win the Labo Switch and dock.
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Also on the list (at 130 quadrillion calculations per second, the thing would be fairly adept at multi-tasking) are gains in autonomous vehicle development, medicine and robotics.
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But Kaaya doesn't believe she was put on this earth to do just one thing, a mindset she exudes on a micro-scale through her relentless multi-tasking.
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Feature-wise, one of the biggest changes is the addition of multi-tasking support so that you can run two apps simultaneously in a new split-screen mode.
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Grabr serves to connect those travelers that have a few square inches or feet in their bags, tasking them with bringing back those products abroad for a fee.
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I tried it at home after tasking my Microplane with the zest of a lemon, and now I will keep a bamboo tea whisk right near the sink.
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That story stretches back to the 19th century, when Congress began tasking the Army's engineers with domestic civil works projects such as flood control and managing river navigation.
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The new mobile tool includes the ability to Handoff between devices along with support for picture-in-picture and split view for multi-tasking when it makes sense.
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Video viewing can lead users to develop more affinity for whichever company is broadcasting the shows compared to multi-tasking while they merely listen to a generic app.
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Demand for multi-tasking vehicles from cost-conscious consumers and historically low gasoline prices have ramped up demand for SUVs and other larger models over that of passenger cars.
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Available at Soko Glam, $36 [Take 15% off with the promo code "SGBOKB18" while supplies last] This multi-tasking cream strengthens the skin barrier, brightens, and fights premature aging.
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Kamala Harris makes it a point to check in on superdelegates wherever she goes, tasking a senior adviser to keep tabs on all 2450 in a carefully monitored spreadsheet.
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In fact, the uni-tasking nature is often what makes hardware buttons stand out in the first place compared to their more function-packed touchscreen and software-based counterparts.
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Egyptian state news agency MENA said the two countries plus Sudan signed contracts on Tuesday tasking two French firms, BRL and Artelia, with conducting studies into the dam's impact.
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No Man's Sky is one of the most expansive video games ever created, tasking players with exploring a procedurally generated universe so vast that everyone's experience will be different.
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China instituted new regulations around ride-sharing last month which included tasking provinces and autonomous regions with setting up passenger safety committees and ensuring that incidents are investigated promptly.
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"They have a certain amount of autonomy in their missions and tasking as well," he said, adding that they could be operating from hotels in China or Eastern Europe.
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Much of the intelligence community's tasking on the issue of global health and pandemics comes from the National Security Council, which will ask the agencies questions it needs answered.
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Plus, when unraveled, Bantu knots transform into super-defined spiral curls that are a style all their own, making them the perfect multi-tasking look that keeps on giving.
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Designed by Nikken Sekkei, the Kokugakuin University Learning Center sits between a shrine and a residential neighborhood, tasking it with the job of merging these two vastly different spaces.
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"The President is tasking the Chief FOIA Officers Council to identify and address the biggest difficulties that exist in administering FOIA across government," the White House fact sheet said.
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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) will introduce a privacy bill Wednesday tasking the Federal Trade Commission with recommending, and Congress with finalizing, national rules for companies like Google and Facebook.
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This was only one of the many moves Sessions has made in the past year alone, including tasking prosecutors with imposing tougher prison sentences on even low-level drug offenders.
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Not only did it keep breakouts at bay, but the multi-tasking formula (which can be used as a booster and makeup primer, too) also left our skin incredibly soft.
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No game has been able to successfully dethrone it since, thanks to Epic putting its full weight behind Fortnite and tasking a small army of developers with updating it weekly.
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We wrote that the software effectively turns an iPad into a mobile computer through a number of new features that go beyond previous limits with a focus on multi-tasking.
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The video, called "You Down with ADD," offers a humorous take on Penn's struggles with Attention Deficit Disorder, while also highlighting its special gifts, like spontaneity and multi-tasking skills.
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Francis instead issued an edict in 2016 tasking four Vatican departments with oversight of bishops to examine evidence and make recommendations to the pope, who could then demand their resignation.
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With... No Man's Sky is one of the most expansive video games ever created, tasking players with exploring a procedurally generated universe so vast that everyone's experience will be different.
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Conor Lamb's (D) special election victory earlier this year and and tasking volunteers with sending text messages to potential voters ahead of Amy McGrath's (D) successful House primary last month.
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They've worked with these businesses to extend their service as well, tasking county summer workers with digging trenches so the companies can expand another mile to reach an unserved area.
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We can't be killing the beer industry while we cuddle our French bulldog and invest in our pensions at the same time—lazy people are bad at multi-tasking, remember?
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After the financial crisis, lawmakers went further, tasking the S.E.C. and other major financial regulators with writing new rules that would require companies to institute clawback policies of their own.
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Immersive multi-tasking has never been as good as it is with the Asus Designo Curve MX38VC, which is why it gets our vote for the best curved computer monitor.
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It has that additional space to work on, useful for many creative tasks and for multi-tasking, without being obnoxiously big that it gets in the way of everything else.
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Since 2015, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has made some headway on diversifying boardrooms while tasking companies to be more transparent and responsive to shareholders, but much remains to be done.
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Last year, a group of employees submitted a shareholder proposal tasking Jeff Bezos with creating a comprehensive climate-change plan for the company (shareholders voted down the proposal in May).
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But taking time for sustained focus and single-tasking—whether on our devices or off them—may help knock down the stress and anxiety many young Americans are now experiencing.
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I'm trying to focus my energy on appreciating the other spectacular things that come easily to my physical body, like natural muscular strength, perfect eyebrows, and multi-tasking like a boss.
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Facebook is sending its general counsel, Colin Stretch; Google is tasking its GC, Kent Walker; and Twitter is sending its acting general counsel, Sean Edgett, the three companies confirmed to Recode.
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The psychological toll (not to mention the IQ-dropping effect!) of multi-tasking seems to derive from the effort of making our brain pay attention to two disparate topics at once.
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I'm not saying they're bad or indifferent, but they're very good at single tasking and they're incredibly brilliant and they have a lot of personal power — those that have honed it.
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I'm singularly focused on what I'm doing, when I'm doing it, and thus I'm reaping the benefits of single-tasking — all because I'm now accountable for each minute and hour spent.
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Yes, it's $20, but that's a steal for an app that lets you use your Mac or Windows PC as a second monitor, making you feel like a multi-tasking wizard.
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And again, with job training and all the rest, how do we have workforce development that matches up with all this private sector tasking for certain skills coming out of schools.
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The analyst cited how AMD's Ryzen chips typically have twice the number of processor cores in similar price ranges compared to Intel's products, which "translates to better multi-tasking/productivity" performance.
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"Cognitive psychology research has shown that there is almost always a performance cost from multi-tasking," says Fontbonne University psychologist Jason R. Finley, who studies the relationship between technology and human cognition.
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"The Windows Holographic shell enables an entirely new experience for multi-tasking in mixed reality, blending 2D and 3D apps at the same time," Microsoft's Terry Myerson wrote in a blog post.
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It's an ideal multi-tasking nosh that, at bare minimum, only requires hot water or a microwave — plus, we can heat it up in anything from a mug to a Tupperware container.
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It's not really a big deal if you're using the phone in multi-tasking mode, but man, that seam really ruins any attempt to watch a full-screen video on both displays.
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Still, Jane — who has just turned in a lackluster article draft that Jacqueline wants revised — is so impressed by her pal's risk-tasking spirit that she decides to shake things up herself.
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Walgreens has been exploring whether to go private following private equity interest in the US drug store chain, tasking investment bank Evercore Partners with exploring whether a deal can be put together.
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"Rather than focusing on a time duration, I recommend that parents take stock of their family's usual day, and identify where some downtime or single-tasking could occur," Radesky said by email.
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In manufacturing, for example, younger machine operators already have a leg-up because of their multi-tasking lifestyles, said Ma Yue, senior vice president of Global Industrial Control & Drives at Schneider Electric.
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He's blowing up the Iran nuclear deal and threatening to reimpose sanctions on European companies, while tasking Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to try to get a stronger deal with the Europeans.
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It's how the story juggles its multiple characters by tasking the narrator with voicing all of them, the same way a parent might try to (often poorly) take on the same task.
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But the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) signed into law that month called for an Army of 220006,2202, tasking the Army with finding and keeping 2628,28500 more soldiers than it had intended.
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Current and former officials have proposed tasking the Pentagon with growing the capacity of the health care system to treat the sickest patients, specifically by deploying field hospitals and constructing care facilities.
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The brand's multi-tasking pressure cookers have quickly become household staples over the past few years, making them a hot commodity for home cooks who like to prepare meals quickly and efficiently.
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Congress has been unable to reach a consensus on how to address the issue, despite proposals to set up a self-regulatory group for investment advisers, or tasking FINRA with the job.
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You may want to go for the $220, 16 GB model though, because it comes with an extra gig of RAM, which is helpful for maintaining solid performance even while multi-tasking.
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Pence is deep in Trump's vice presidential vetting process, tasking two aides with coordinating with the campaign and flying over the weekend with his wife, Karen, to meet with Trump in New Jersey.
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Both Citrone and Reyman categorize the trendy length as a shock-proof cut that won't leave you in tears, and might even inspire you to try more risk-tasking lengths in the future.
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Julep recently launched its Cushion Complexion, a multi-tasking cushion concealer, and with it came an empowering beauty campaign about breaking down stereotypes and pressures that come with being a woman in 2017.
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The Despicable Me 3 composer gushed about his multi-tasking parenting skills on Monday's Tonight Show, and even showed host Jimmy Fallon just how he and wife Helen Lasichanh get it all done.
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N. Secretary General Kofi Annan named James Baker, a secretary of state under George H. W. Bush, as his personal envoy to the Western Sahara, tasking Baker with implementing a permanent political settlement.
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Perhaps what's even more admirable about Bencomo's multi-tasking skills is that she advocates for other moms to have their own journeys, whether or not it involves working out — with or without baby.
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There's enhanced multi-tasking, with Slide Over apps, a dock that's accessible from any screen within any app, a Files app manager, and more including smarter markup tools and better Apple Pencil support.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - FIFA named Marco van Basten as their chief officer for technical development on Friday, with president Gianni Infantino tasking the 1992 World Player of the Year to help "protect" the sport.
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" Hernandez defended herself in an op-ed : "Tasking our community police forces with the job of federal immigration agents creates a strain, which is why the detainer policy on nonviolent criminals is optional.
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My sleep schedule was completely messed up, but I made myself become a master of multi-tasking and prioritized self-careMy sleep schedule wasn't great because I oftentimes stayed up until 2 a.m.
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Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Daniel Coats has appointed Shelby Pierson to serve as the first "election threats executive" (ETE), tasking her to be the intelligence community's "principal advisor" on election security threats.
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Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Daniel Coats has appointed Shelby Pierson to serve as the first "election threats executive" (ETE), tasking her with being the intelligence community's "principal advisor" on election security threats.
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Frictional Games passed on the opportunity to immediately make a sequel to Amnesia, tasking Dear Esther developer The Chinese Room with a spin-off, 2013's now seemingly underrated A Machine for Pigs.
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The Gerald R. Ford is not yet certified for tasking, one carrier is always in its midlife complex overhaul and refueling and at least one other carrier is in an extended maintenance period.
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Osorio deployed Miguel LayĂşn, of Sevilla, as an attack-minded midfielder, tasking him with kick-starting the rapid counterattacks he felt could expose Germany's defense, pushed further forward than Osorio believed was wise.
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His chief of staff, Denis McDonough, gathered cabinet secretaries and senior White House staffers in early March, tasking them with developing transition plans using their knowledge of agency operations over the past eight years.
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Earlier this year, Bezos reportedly got involved with the creative direction of the studio, tasking the group with finding high-profile dramas like the hit HBO series that could have a broad, global appeal.
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These GIFs Will Help You Relax, Stat While experts used to give tips on how to improve multi-tasking skills, that approach to plowing through a to-do list is no longer in vogue.
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But as long as you keep working at single-tasking -- try it with different duties throughout the day or week -- the better you'll get, the more you'll accomplish and you'll feel relaxed and productive.
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Additional updates to iOS's interface on iPad for "multi-tasking, tweaks to the home screen, and the ability to cycle through different versions of the same app" are also expected, according to the report.
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion started its players in a dank dungeon, tasking them with escaping through a sewer system before they busted out of a grate and out into a lush, green world.
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Centering the series around an unfamiliar character meant that showrunners Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni were wading into uncharted territory, while simultaneously tasking themselves with living up to the franchise's larger-than-life legacy.
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Notably, it's a little different from existing foldable smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy Fold — there's a clear seam between the two screens, making it more about multi-tasking than having a single, large display.
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A placid guy with tiny silver hoops in his ears and a hipster's dusky beard, Pineno does tasking four days a week and, like Bobby Allan, works in his remaining time as an actor.
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Pruitt came under fire for tasking aides and security staff with performing personal chores: searching for housing, fetching his dry cleaning and inquiring about purchasing a used mattress from Trump International Tower in Washington.
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Its new satellite, code-named "Sequoia," also will be able to provide real-time tasking, meaning Capella's clients will be able to get imaging from these satellites of a desired area basically on demand.
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Science teachers can keep content fresh by tasking one student, or a pair of students, to select a Trilobites article (there are more than 350 of them) to present to the class each week.
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Screenshot: SamsungAnd to enhance the potential of its Infinity Flex Display, Samsung created a new multi-tasking interface that allows people to view up to three apps simultaneously across the device's full 7.3-inch screen.
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"I wanted to have the biggest radio show in the world as soon as I found out about radio when I was 14," she says while casually multi-tasking both lining up tracks and hosting.
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Frederik Ducrozet, an economist at Pictet Wealth Management, expects the ECB to lay the groundwork for the decision to be made by year-end, tasking its committees to study all policy options for 2018. 5.
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As a candidate in 2020, Sanders has achieved some of that original vision with his own "unfiltered" media content, tasking Sirota with his newsletter, livestreaming his events, and producing his own podcast, Hear the Bern.
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That's why multi-tasking is key: Shaving your legs while catching up on last week's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians; applying your makeup with one hand and scrolling through emails with the other.
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The Republican National Convention in Cleveland, culminating in the party nominee's key note address on Thursday night, will require a set of political multi-tasking skills far beyond those so far demonstrated by Donald Trump.
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Speaking to CNET, the executive said that while unfolded the device will offer the functionality of a tablet complete with multi-tasking and a big screen, but can then be folded into a portable phone.
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That's because the market is flooded with aisles and shelves of cleansers, toners, shampoos, masks, and more — each one claiming to "do it all" — which makes choosing the right multi-tasking product damn near impossible.
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Fortunately, Rafael wants to help and spends time with Petra and their children, allowing her time to get used to being a mother without tasking her with the job's more off-putting aspects (changing diapers).
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In the past months, Trump has been counseled by some friends that structuring the White House in a similar fashion might suit his style better than tasking all oversight to a single chief of staff.
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Which is as far as you can get from, say, galleries encouraging their artists to use Instagram, to overproduce for fairs, to do the multi-tasking and audience-facing that, outwardly, attends the role today.
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A do-it-all device that can quickly switch from video calls to answering simple questions to displaying a recipe you asked about is compelling (maybe some split-screen multi-tasking could come down the road).
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"(It is about) getting us out of this Ă la carte tasking where, 'Hey, we need 50 guys to do this, 50 guys to do that,'" a senior defense official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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I never expected that through just a few minutes of research, I'd come across the multi-tasking skincare product that I soon couldn't imagine my life without: Laura Mercier's Tinted Moisturizer with SPF 20 ($46; nordstrom.com).
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David wants to uncover the mystery of Amanda's dying before time runs out, tasking Amanda with finding "the exact moment the worms came into being," which is to say the exact moment that illness overtook Amanda.
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Multi-tasking in the morning — when you have lots to do, tons of energy, and it feels like you can do two or three things at once — is tempting, but it sets your whole day back.
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Constructed like the four-legged All-Terrain walker from Star Wars, this imperial multi-tasking box lets you hide wires, powerboards, or surge protectors from any bosses or Imperial forces who don't take kindly to clutter.
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Now, think about how quickly you'll lose your patience when you, say, activate multi-tasking when you meant to look for the Control Center because the latter is now triggered form the top of the display.
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Many of the tips come from standard productivity playbooks—single-tasking, work sprints, restorative breaks, visualization—but the endgame is a mental overhaul meant to help identify your values and make sure they're guiding your work.
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Clinton matched him for energy by arguing that only she had been on the front lines of progressive change for decades and uniquely had the multi-tasking skills at home and abroad needed of a President.
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Nix said that as a company that's already focused on passenger experience, Uber is investing more and more resources into how to make riders more comfortable in autonomous vehicles — even with an idea like multi-tasking.
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"He was tasking agents to infiltrate mosques in Somalia and along the Swahili coast," places where you could work out how many people lived in a settlement by the number of plastic bags on the trees.
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Many of the rank-and-file staffers were alarmed, not just because the questions seemed designed to impugn NATO 's legitimacy but because they represented a breach of protocol by tasking N.S.C. staffers with political duties.
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Multi-tasking in the morning—when you have lots to do, tons of energy, and it feels like you can do two or three things at once—is tempting, but it sets your whole day back.
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I had, in my two days here, noticed that Tasking folks were dressed as well as the free coloreds, perhaps even better, as though their captors sought to conceal the chains by which they were bound.
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Factor in the intense multi-tasking some recipes call for—like baking a piece of salmon for 15 minutes while reducing a sauce for five—and a finished dish brings with it a thrill of accomplishment.
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And if you don't want to use them as one giant 5.943-inch screen, you can always hit the M button down by the standard Android navs button to select mirrored, multi-tasking, or tent mode too.
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President Martin Vizcarra's government said it was suspending civil liberties and tasking the military with restoring law in Madre de Dios, a rainforest region known for its biodiversity, carbon-rich forests and indigenous tribes that shun contact.
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As XCOM 2's ground battles are more stressful than XCOM's, so too is its management side of the game more overwhelming, tasking you with overturning the world's evil governments, rather than simply repelling an alien assault.
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The iPad Pro is powered with Apple's A10X Fusion chip with 4GB of memory and a whopping 256GB of storage for true multi-tasking, while it's compatible with the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard (both sold separately).
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The Axon Signal Sidearm Systems like these could make law enforcement's use of body cameras a more seamless process, rather than tasking officers with the responsibility of pressing a button or instituting an "always on" recording policy.
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The apparent result of that CENTCOM visit was a tasking to military planners: Organize a coalition of willing U.S. allies to patrol the Middle East high seas, while Pompeo shuttled across the region in search of partners.
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Instead, Pokémon: Let's Go treats these moments like Pokémon Go does, tasking you with tossing a Poké Ball and using thing like your aim, berries, and different quality Poké Balls to determine whether you catch the Pokémon.
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Mattis is being told to provide "all documents and communications to, from or about Dana White regarding her tasking other Department employees with non-official business," as well as all information regarding transferring staff to different positions.
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The fox-in-the-henhouse metaphor may be a tired one, but Mr. Trump has revitalized it, implicitly tasking one appointee after another to subvert the very agency he or she is supposed to oversee and sustain.
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The Act of Killing approach of tasking the survivors with reliving the strangest — and in more than a few cases, most traumatic — chapter of their lives provides a valuable counterpoint to the version portrayed in Genovés's journal.
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One region of the brain in particular—the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), which is involved with focus and emotional control—was smaller among people who engaged in lots of media multitasking compared to their single-tasking counterparts.
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Samsung's Chromebook Pro has a few more bells and whistles than your average: There's a built-in stylus for sketching and note-taking in tablet mode, and it has a processor that's powerful enough for serious multi-tasking.
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Jeff Bezos working on Pop's farm as a kid Jeff Bezos working on Pop's farm as a kid On phone addiction and multi-tasking: Mark says his brother Jeff is surprisingly present, and rarely distracted by his phone.
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" One model even had a cell phone out on the runway, which was fully intentional; as the brand explained on Instagram, "We ask that models not text at work, however this one was multi-tasking — filming for @pornhub.
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The device, which gets officially unveiled on Wednesday in Manhattan, is a 6.3-inch Android smartphone with dual 12-megapixel cameras; a versatile, S Pen stylus; water resistance; fingerprint, facial, and iris scanning; and excellent multi-tasking capabilities.
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In one clip, Kushner was asked about President Trump tasking him with creating peace in the Middle East, and how he thought this administration would be the one to succeed in brokering an understanding between Israelis and Palestinians.
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It adds productivity-friendly features like multi-tasking with up to three apps, true drag and drop, and the new Files application that basically adds a Windows Explorer-like file-management features to iOS and the iPad Pro.
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Wednesday, he found himself in the regular rotation, and Casey took his trust in the sophomore a step further, tasking the 28-foot-5 point guard with sliding over to small forward in a three-point guard lineup.
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On the upside: Alexa-enabled stock trading will be helpful for aging populations, those with dexterity issues or people who simply want to buy and sell while multi-tasking, Sunayna Tuteja, TD Ameritrade's head of emerging technologies, tells Axios.
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Indeed, tasking the State Department to come up with a Chinese-like set of communications to express the president's priorities would serve as a useful test of the department's loyalty, and therefore of its usefulness to the current administration.
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The shutdown was necessary for repairs by Con Edison to prevent a bigger outage, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Twitter at the time, tasking city personnel to take generators to nursing homes and open cooling centers for residents.
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When a woman does it, and she also says that she wants to uplift women, that makes her susceptible to criticism —even though we're not exactly tasking rappers like Drake and Future with uplifting women in the first place.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE is multi-tasking.
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He was also put in charge of News Feed, tasking him with leading the product through one of Facebook's most difficult periods in 2016, when the platform was flooded with Russian propaganda and fake news during the presidential election.
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The company tested 5,000 people, tasking them with translating clips from Netflix shows like Orange Is the New Black and Handler's stand-up special Uganda Be Kidding Me Live to ensure they could handle Handler's jokes, English idioms, and cultural jargon.
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Running on-device and coming to new Pixel phones later this year, the next generation Google Assistant can understand and process your requests up to 10 times faster, making operating your phone, multi-tasking and even composing email easier than ever.
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As a combined company, DraftKings and FanDuel will be able to focus their efforts and budget entirely on advocating for legal recognition and public awareness of DFS, rather than multi-tasking this project alongside a brutal battle for market share.
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After a meeting of the foreign ministers of Iran, Britain, France and Germany, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the group will come forward with measures in the next few weeks after tasking experts to protect European business in Iran.
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Trump's administration has deployed more than 5,000 US military troops to the US-Mexico border, at first tasking them with mostly logistical work, and to help fortify the border with barbed wire in light of a migrant caravan from Central America.
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At a time when Intel is still scrambling to find mega-tasking scenarios for its chips, its GPU rivals are more concerned with how fast they can churn out the hardware to satisfy demand that looks set to only continue growing.
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The 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang have arrived, and as the athletes gear up to go for the gold, PEOPLE is tasking a few kids with asking their favorite Team USA athletes the burning questions we all want to know.
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Before that, the Justice Department uncovered a pattern of racial bias and outright racism in the Ferguson, Missouri, Police Department, which the local government used as a revenue-generating operation by tasking officers with essentially harassing poor people of color.
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And as many campaign, they are rejecting research suggesting that motherhood to voters should be conveyed in safe doses — instead proclaiming their expertise with multi-tasking (something moms know well) as an asset they would apply to cutting through gridlock.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski swore in Cayetana Aljovin as the new Energy and Mines Minister on Thursday, tasking the former business manager and journalist with shaping mining policy in the world's No.2 copper, zinc and silver producer.
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The over-the-air-update — which adds features like improved multi-tasking and better notification control — will be trickling out to users over the coming weeks, but if you really want Nougat right now, this instant, there is a way.
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They were also given "Tasking Specifics" with content that reflected deep knowledge of American political jargon, including such terms as "RINO" (Republicans In Name Only) and "anchor babies" (used pejoratively to refer to children born in the United States to non-citizens).
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"As gaming continues to expand to include a social audience while playing, performance while mega-tasking is critical so game + stream + record is now up to two times faster compared with a three-year-old machine," said Intel in a press release.
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After tasking son-in-law Jared Kushner with tackling criminal justice reform and meeting with Kim Kardashian, Trump commuted the sentence of Alice Johnson, a 22017-year-old great-grandmother who was serving life in prison for a first offense nonviolent drug conviction.
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Although Trump has made some gestures in the direction of reform, notably by tasking his son-in-law Jared Kushner with the job of overhauling the criminal justice system, there is no sign that this White House can deliver on its promises.
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In a study published in JAMA on Tuesday, researchers found that fitness trackers weren't the boon to longterm weight loss they expected them to be, with users dropping far fewer pounds than those tasking with manually tracking their activity after two years.
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A 1997 New Yorker profile of Mr. Trump described a scene aboard his jet as he flew to Mar-a-Lago, with Mr. Trump watching the 1988 martial arts film "Bloodsport" and tasking his son Eric with fast-forwarding to the fight scenes.
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The Snowman-published title from the Norwegian studio Agens sends players through randomly generated locations in three different parts of the world, tasking them with stringing trick lines together using controls that are simple to grasp but will take skill to master.
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During the meeting, Parnas said that "the big guy," as he sometimes referred to Trump in conversation, talked about tasking him and Fruman with what Parnas described as "a secret mission" to pressure the Ukrainian government to investigate Biden, the two confidants said.
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Nor has he ever acknowledged even the slightest whiff of inappropriate behavior in tasking his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, to run a sort-of shadow foreign policy in the country -- trying to pressure the Ukrainians to open an investigation into Joe Biden.
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One of the main issues for those older iPhones was, when the phone puts big current demands on the battery (say, by running a demanding app or extensive multi-tasking), the battery simply couldn't handle it and would shut the phone down to save itself.
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But when Trump's plans diverge from his rhetoric, they don't diverge at random, which is what you might expect if Trump wasn't paying attention, or simply didn't know what he was talking about and was tasking some interns with turning his pronouncements into policy.
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Lopez Obrador has chosen Alfonso Durazo, a veteran political operative who critics say has little law enforcement experience, as his pick to reactivate the public security ministry if he wins July's presidential election, tasking Durazo with the tough job of lowering a record murder tally.
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Now, four episodes into season 9, EW has an exclusive preview of Mama Ru again thrusting her girls into the realm of discomfort, tasking them with interviewing former Glee star Naya Rivera for a mock morning talk show — and the results are pretty disastrous.
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It will run iOS 11 which has new features including a file browser for searching for files, a dock at the bottom that allows you to keep more icons on the screen at once, drag and drop features, multi-tasking with multi-windows and more.
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Gowdy wrote to Mattis earlier this week in a letter obtained by CNN requesting "all documents and communications to, from or about Dana White regarding her tasking other Department employees with non-official business" as well as all information regarding transferring staff to different positions.
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Congress enacted the RFS in 2005 and expanded it in 2007, tasking the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) with implementing it and setting annual mandates for how much ethanol and other biofuels the nation's fuel refiners have to blend into their traditional gasoline and diesel.
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Barr's tasking of U.S. Attorney John Durham to review the "origins" of the FBI's counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign becomes the third examination of Comey and his special team, joining efforts by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz and U.S. Attorney John Huber.
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Critics also argue that tasking the Appropriations Committee with the time-consuming task of finding programs to cut doesn't make sense when the panel is getting such a late start on fiscal year 2019 spending bills because the 2018 omnibus passed months behind schedule.
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Out of the box, there's a variety of Harry Potter-themed coding challenges set around a charming cartoon map of J.K. Rowling's world, usually tasking the user to try to recreate some of the famous spells from the books and movies using Kano's motion controlled code.
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For example, MLB reported earlier this year that since its rollout of multi-tasking functionality, including also Split View and Slide Over modes, its user base spent 20 percent more minutes per day, on average, watching live video in its app compared with the previous year.
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And annoyingly for the rest of us who find the simple act of managing to remember loo roll in the shop to be a pat-on-the-back-worthy achievement, "1 Night" is just further proof of her ability to turn multi-tasking into an art form.
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While researchers noted there is no causal link, they wrote, "Emerging evidence suggests that mobile device and social media uses have an unfavorable relationship with attention, memory, impulse control, and academic performance" -- perhaps because the technology encourages multi-tasking and can cut into kids' sleep time.
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Emails released following lawsuits and aides' testimony to House investigators revealed that Pruitt had used EPA staff to search for housing for him and to inquire about obtaining a Chick-fil-A franchise for his wife — potential violations of laws prohibiting tasking federal workers with personal matters.
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She joined forces with Sundial Brands, which owns three other high-quality, culturally authentic favorites — SheaMoisture, Nubian Heritage, and Madam C.J. Walker Beauty Culture — to create the expansive line, which takes those family traditions and combines them with modern multi-tasking formulas for the best of both worlds.
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Intel says that its new processors should be available to buy imminently, so if you're in the market to build a truly over the top VR gaming rig, or if you do actually find yourself mega-tasking quite often, these should be high on your list to consider.
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The company last month named mortgage industry veteran Yousry Bissada its CEO, tasking him with rebuilding relationships after the ouster of CEO Martin Reid, which was the beginning of a series of events that led investors to withdraw 95 percent of deposits from the lender's high-interest savings accounts.
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In 240, after a series of deadly mid-air collisions and near misses, Congress eliminated the patchwork system of airline-run and federal control facilities and created the predecessor of today's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), tasking it with establishing a coast-to-coast system to keep air travelers safe.
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The kit is priced at $79 and is available through Amazon, Target, and Apple stores in the U.S. The kit provides children with sticks and rings of varying shapes, tasking them to assemble them to mimic objects and words that they see through video instructions on an accompanying tablet.
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Throughout the exchange, which spanned from the plane to the jet bridge, Biden was multi-tasking, carrying his bags, saying hello to employees and passengers who simply called him "Joe," and even taking a phone number from one passenger who wanted the former VP to call his mom.
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Verizon itself is now focusing on the rollout of wireless technology, specifically 5G, and its new CEO Hans Vestberg is tasking "Oath executives with identifying how news, sports and augmented and virtual reality content would benefit from the 5G wireless network the company is starting to build," the Journal wrote.
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If the BuzzwordCoin contract has non-transactional contractual clauses — that is, a functionality that should be regularly called by any party for tasking like computing and updating cached statistics in the contract — we can specify that the miner performing those clauses receives coins from an inflation or shared gas pool.
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These individuals must be experienced, battle-tested adults given that one of the long-running knocks against the current administration has been its habit of assigning grossly unqualified, often sanctimonious 20-something year olds, plucked from the ranks of the political campaign, and tasking them with the formulation of international policy.
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The company's new 10-core i73 Extreme Edition chips might grab the Computex headlines for their "mega-tasking" abilities, but Intel says its forthcoming Kaby Lake processors promise advances in performance, battery life, and media capabilities, while also supporting functions like Windows Hello to make logging into your devices faster.
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So then, it's more than Rez in feel—when it's properly singing, tasking the player with navigating their ship on the left stick and lining up shots with the right, there's a rising whisper of Gitaroo Man to proceedings, just with more Katy B and Flux Pavilion, and less "Legendary Theme".
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While Great Lakes had been moving some processes toward automation since Blystone started four years ago, the systems were not connected in a single interface — and that meant multi-tasking, overworked engineers had to flit from sensor to sensor to check each one, often in the middle of the night.
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So then, it's more than Rez in feel—when it's properly singing, tasking the player with navigating their ship on the left stick and lining up shots with the right, there's a rising whisper of Gitaroo Man to proceedings, just with more Katy B and Flux Pavilion, and less "Legendary Theme".
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Dempsey questions whether the nation would find the political will to initiate such a takeover today, and how technology companies, many of which do big business with America's global competitors, might react to being ordered to change tasking priorities and cooperate with the federal government for the sake of national defense.
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And what's more, if you believe that a president can essentially engage in any corrupt activity as long as he believes that it will assist his reelection campaign and that campaign is in the public interest, then what's to stop a president from tasking his intelligence agencies to do political investigations?
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The big benefit of combining Optane Memory with a traditional SSD is that Intel claims the new H210 drive will be able to open typical productivity apps up to two times faster, launch games up to 22 percent faster, and open large media files up to 90 percent faster— all while multi-tasking.
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"With great power comes great responsibility," RuPaul intoned, tasking BenDeLaCreme with cutting one of bottom two: Chi Chi, who twirled a baton in jazz flats (the judge Michelle Visage's face visibly dropped), and Morgan, who lip-synced too tentatively to an original song that, quite frankly, could've used Fred Ebb on lyrics.
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The Senate bill contains the strongest language supporting human missions to Mars ever to be placed in legislation, including that a key objective of our space program is a crewed mission to the surface of Mars, and also tasking NASA to study a Mars human space flight mission to be launched in 2033.
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But recall that "near wartime tasking" of the John S. McCain in the South China Sea: During the work-up phase to prepare a ship for a long deployment, the crew of a multi-mission ship crams much more multi-training into its work-up than seafarers did 10 to 15 years ago.
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She said there are variety of ways that people watch video on mobile, including on the go, "when you've got short moments where you are probably multi-tasking," the "lean-forward moment," when someone ends up in a "rabbit hole" of content, and "lean back," where someone might watch an episode of a show.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) praised Trump for tasking Pompeo with trying to sort out some of the details.
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These companies and the capabilities they provide will allow Capella to essentially offer real-time satellite tasking, which means that when a client asks it to point its imaging array at a specific location, that can do that immediately, "virtually latency free," something it says it is unique in offering across the Easy observation industry.
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The parliament writes that it wants the PCLOB to report on "the definition of 'targets', on the 'tasking of selectors' and on the concrete process of applying the selectors in the context of the UPSTREAM [aka the NSA's Internet and telephone data collection program] to clarify and assess whether bulk access to personal data occurs in that context".
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For these executives, the perks of pet ownership don't stop at childhood: 77 percent of the C-suite executives surveyed said that they come up with business ideas while walking their dog, while 86 percent said that having a pet now helped them stick to a routine, practice better time management and succeed at multi-tasking.
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On one end of the counter was the Instant Pot my mother got me for Christmas; on the other was another multi-tasking cooking device called the Vermicular Musui-Kamado, a Japanese gadget that just launched in the U.S. Both claim more or less the same thing, which is to make cooking more foolproof and food more delicious.
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The patch, which should be rolling out over the next few days, includes a handful of improvements, including the ability to take screenshots on some systems by pressing the power and volume down button at the same time, the ability to use VPNs with Google Play apps, and an improved UI for choosing apps when multi-tasking.
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The government of President Martin Vizcarra said it was suspending civil liberties and tasking the armed forces with restoring the rule of law in districts rife with illegal mining in Madre de Dios, or Mother of God, a low-lying rainforest region known for its high biodiversity, carbon-rich forests and indigenous tribes that shun contact with outsiders.
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I feel that much of the issues surrounding the iPad Pro's multi-tasking system could be corrected by giving professional users a way to immutably pin apps or workspaces in place — offering themselves the ability to "break" the multitasking methodology that has served the iPad for years in service of making their workspaces feel like their own.
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Seeing that Municipal Stadium is too old, too large, and too located-in-Cleveland to be successful, Phelps comes up with a late-1980s version of Sam Hinkie's "The Process," tasking her GM with building a team so bad that attendance falls low enough to void her lease with the city and move the Indians to a brand-new ballpark in Miami.
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In The Science of Equality, Godsil and her co-authors proposed several tactics that seem, based on the research, promising: presenting people with examples that break stereotypes, asking them to think about people of color as individuals rather than as a group, tasking them with taking on first-person perspectives of people of color, and increasing contact between people of different races.
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An attendant plays a role similar to that of a traffic officer at a busy intersection, multi-tasking across as many as six machines to help confused shoppers navigate the point of sales system, answer questions, and spot potential theft… So overall the impact is work intensification often exacerbated by understaffing, and not much acknowledgement that these reconfigurations often require new skills and responsibilities.
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Based on the 1998 Sega CD game Desert Bus, created by the magic and comedy duo Penn and Teller, Desert Bus VR stays true to the original game's premise, tasking the player with driving a bus between Tucson and Las Vegas without the ability to pause or drive above 45 mph, this time in virtual reality (with the option to play in standard mode if you don't have a VR headset).
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Jana and CalSTRS proposed several steps Apple can take, including tasking one of their executives (or hiring a new one) to focus on the issue and deliver annual reports, similar to its Environmental Responsibility Reports, for more transparency; creating a committee of child development experts; supporting researchers by giving them access to Apple's information resources; and adding new setup menus and other options to software so parents can tailor functionality to specific age groups.
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Google has told us a little bit about the next-generation Google Assistant already, showing a video of someone moving from task to task without requiring them to say "Hey, Google" each time: Running on-device and coming to new Pixel phones later this year, the next generation Google Assistant can understand and process your requests up to 25 times faster, making operating your phone, multi-tasking and even composing email easier than ever.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Sunday shows - Recession fears dominate Bullock: Putting Cuccinelli in charge of immigration 'like putting Putin in charge of election security' MORE (D), a 2020 White House hopeful, on Sunday blasted acting United States Citizenship and Immigration Services head Ken Cuccinelli, saying putting the immigration hardliner in charge of immigration is similar to tasking Russian president Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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A better approach would be to pursue legislation such as the Financial Choice Act, which seeks to reform the CFPB in multiple ways, including tasking the bureau with the dual mission of consumer protection and competitive markets; replacing the current single director with a bipartisan, five-member commission subject to congressional oversight and appropriations; establishing an independent, Senate-confirmed inspector general; requiring the five-member commission to obtain permission before collecting personally identifiable information on consumers; repealing the authority to ban bank products or services it deems "abusive" and to prohibit arbitration; and repealing the CFPB's indirect auto lending guidance.
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The antitrust watchdog recommended: * The world's first dedicated office inside the anti-trust regulator for policing the tech giants' market power * Tasking the office with investigating the digital ad market * Overhauling privacy laws so people know and can delete what's being stored * Establishing codes of conduct for online giants dealing with media companies and handling complaints about online misinformation * Strengthening the ability of copyright owners to remove their content from Google and Facebook * Forcing Google to offer alternatives to its searches and browser on Android devices * Changing merger laws to include data and technology implications, and strengthen anti-competitive rules Regulators around the world are trying to rein in Facebook and Google.
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