There's no level of tinkering with these protections that's acceptable.
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So in late 2014, it started tinkering with other ideas.
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But tinkering with Article 9 remains a political hot potato.
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Some countries might object to unilateral tinkering with the climate.
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But tinkering with the Arctic's administrative structure would be risky.
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Facebook is constantly tinkering with the algorithm without much fanfare.
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Rumors from inside Lucasworld suggests he's finally tinkering with them.
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George H.W. Bush tried tinkering with the old world order.
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On the side, he began tinkering with the Sndmsg program.
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Yeah, right now I'm sort of tinkering with the filling.
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Some tinkering with existing apps will make Smart Touch compatible.
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He was tinkering with different golf balls and different putters.
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The VA does not need tinkering with individual problem areas.
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Or any of the ambitious regulations California is now tinkering with.
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On top of all that, Perry is tinkering with her Twitter.
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Romero has a history of continued tinkering with his early creation.
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The fear around tinkering with NAFTA extends beyond corn producers, too.
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His kids play games like Minecraft and enjoy tinkering with projects.
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Mark Snow was in his garage studio tinkering with some ideas.
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But it also required hands-on tinkering with the actual machines.
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Tinkering with the core mechanics of trade can have unintended consequences.
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After six months of tinkering with alternatives, he went running back.
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Tinkering with individual pieces of legislation is not really working anymore.
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He had been tinkering with a huitlacoche bread for some time.
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Soon, he was tinkering with snowflake-growing equipment in his lab.
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In a populist era, tinkering with a constitution can be risky.
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She was good with her hands and always tinkering with stuff.
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She was accused of tinkering with nature, speeding up evolution, narrowing diversity.
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One of the most flagrant techniques is tinkering with voter ID laws.
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Instagram has been tinkering with other features around the concept of identity.
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There is a lot of nervousness about genetic tinkering with food plants.
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Google is also tinkering with facial recognition to confirm an individual's identity.
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Born and raised in Damascus, Khartabil began tinkering with open technologies early.
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After a quick morning of tinkering with Python, I had a script.
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Punishment for tinkering with The Web was far worse than regular detention.
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Angelo is outside, tinkering with the engine of Kayvon's 1995 Ford Mustang.
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The team has been tinkering with other ways to promote the brand.
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Teste's enthusiasm for tinkering with form meshes well with Cassavetes' own oeuvre.
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Do you really think tinkering with ObamaCare is going to fix that?
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But we should be careful when tinkering with human nature, Dasgupta warns.
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And he is constantly tinkering with his concepts before he finally publishes.
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Both Sauvage and Stoddart, of Northwestern University, began tinkering with this concept.
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But above all, have fun — tinkering with the works, using your eyes.
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One solution is to toughen up oysters by tinkering with their DNA.
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As a result, hospitals are already tinkering with Amazon's voice technology Alexa.
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Feature Why scientists and startups are tinkering with our most popular legume.
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It's also tinkering with requiring your Instagram and Facebook birthdates to match.
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Any tinkering with Section 230 should be met with a ton of suspicion.
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Best: Google LensGoogle's been tinkering with visual search and augmented reality for years.
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There's evidence that humans have been tinkering with concrete for thousands of years.
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Tweakers are notorious for getting high and cleaning things or tinkering with electronics.
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Tinkering with royalties and taxes is one way of juicing up the valuation.
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Tinkering with bank capital rules could be tricky without parallel EU changes, however.
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We're not tinkering with code; we want to produce new female software professionals.
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I spent many a happy hour tinkering with Toshio Iwai's musical curio Electroplankton.
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Far fewer teenage boys prefer tinkering with engines when they have e-sports.
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Or maybe scientists tinkering with CRISPR will develop some revolutionary biofuel-making yeasts.
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Its founders started tinkering with far-afield tech and began obsessing over wireless networks.
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In the early 1930s, British engineer George Carwardine was tinkering with automotive suspension springs.
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The N.B.A. has also considered tinkering with its playoffs and adding a midseason tournament.
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The company has already been tinkering with pricing and options there as a result.
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Parliament in Baghdad has signalled willingness, recently tinkering with new laws on de-Baathification.
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The experimental camera isn't the only place Facebook has been tinkering with custom illustrations.
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Facebook has nothing to show and Apple has kept secret anything it's tinkering with.
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Developer Kei Voxel has been tinkering with this impressive experiment for a while now.
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In the 1920s Henry Ford began tinkering with the idea of making cars fly.
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"We've been tinkering with this idea for three or four years," Prince told me.
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All this suggests that tinkering with the gut bacteria of alcoholic people might help.
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The situation has been exacerbated, however, by government tinkering with exams and the curriculum.
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To start with, they tried tinkering with the mixture of ingredients in the ink.
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Mr. O'Neill started tinkering with mirrors to find the best ways to achieve projections.
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Acuna: Eugene's been tinkering with this radio, but what's his take on the Whisperers?
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But you've now been warned: We'll keep tinkering with it from time to time.
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To attract more users, some sites and apps are now tinkering with their strategy.
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No amount of tinkering with the system or limiting our freedoms will change that.
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He is that neighbor puttering around his garage, tinkering with an old lawn mower.
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Fender sold his company in the mid-1960s, but kept tinkering with other companies.
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There was a bit of tinkering with the fill in the lower right corner.
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"He always loved a project and is constantly tinkering with things," Ms. Walsh said.
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These are the men who spent past lives tinkering with their grandfather's grandfather clock.
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Tinkering with nature was nothing new; dogs had been selectively bred for the longest time.
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Once Pokora hacked his family's Xbox, he got heavy into tinkering with his cherished Halo.
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Tinkering with software, on the other hand, is as easy as booting up a computer.
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Many people may not know the world's largest social network is also tinkering with robots.
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But one bored night, she started tinkering with the then-new music video app Musical.
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The Yale graduate started Pinterest in 2009 after tinkering with a number of iPhone apps.
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But schools have always adapted—"tinkering" with various reforms, as Tyack and Cuban put it.
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When I quit my job in 2012, I'd been tinkering with Gorogoa for a while.
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That meant tinkering with 18 different genes containing more than 46,000 base pairs of DNA.
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"It worked pretty well for 400 years," he says, "Until politicians started tinkering with it."
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So he investigated how he could improve his profile and began tinkering with multiple accounts.
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And any tinkering with the bill to appease the Freedom Caucus risks losing more moderates.
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In effect, those "guardrails" keep states from tinkering with many of the law's consumer protections.
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To fit the visuals into the space, Fernández did some tinkering with the video rendering.
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Vetements will basically be tinkering with the styles or fabrications each brand is known for.
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He likes hiking, tinkering with technology, the occasional Diet Coke, and fried chicken from Bojangles'.
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Opposition to tinkering with the ACA as part of a tax bill was broadly bipartisan.
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"Nicotine hits the brain," he said, tinkering with molecules that affect mood and other pathways.
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No years of play development, no excruciating out-of-town tinkering with script and score.
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After a couple of years of tinkering with this ritual, my family doesn't dread it.
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Turner had started tinkering with his swing at the end of that 2013 season, batting .
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Eventually, I start tinkering with the settings of my various modifications and generate new worlds.
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One summer evening I found him tinkering with a mysterious metal box in the garage.
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Slyngstad's call for simplicity is correct, but tinkering with the existing system won't help much.
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Macron was also tinkering with payroll taxes, making adjustments that, he said, would profit workers.
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Next, the researchers think the kiwi could be worth tinkering with for improved indoor growth.
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Benoit first started tinkering with Teslas when he was shopping for one of his own.
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Software developers also love tinkering with their tools, which they can easily do with open source.
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Tinkering with retro synthesizers is nothing new—but beekeeper Bioni Samp isn't your typical oscillator geek.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd president, contemplated some significant tinkering with the composition of the high court.
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Yet the two were constantly moving, tinkering with their individual devices to manipulate and layer sounds.
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That led to theories about tinkering with neurotransmitters to improve moods and decades of drug development.
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Are you merely tinkering with the digital version of your life, or is it pure fiction?
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Brands, movie studios, gaming companies and news organizations are all tinkering with this tool and channel.
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Rockstar itself was tinkering with companion apps with Grand Theft Auto 5 way back in 2013.
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Or maybe the NFL has a good reason to keep teams from tinkering with the equipment?
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Even before anyone began tinkering with quantum hardware, theorists struggled to come up with suitable software.
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Susan Collins, who said that "tinkering" with the legislation stalled in the Senate won't be enough.
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That may have worked when Eurocrats restricted themselves to tinkering with agricultural subsidies and fisheries policy.
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She was unimpressed, but back on campus the two M.B.A. students kept tinkering with the idea.
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Originally a business student with an interest in tinkering with computers, he turned into an environmentalist.
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Most of it involved Mr. Simon tinkering with minute phrases in a vast landscape of sound.
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To cut costs, one of Mitchell's engineers, Nick Steinsberger, began tinkering with the fracking-fluid formula.
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That means that a lot of time is spent tinkering with different sized motors and arrangements.
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She started making the corrective fluid in her kitchen, tinkering with formulas and bottling it herself.
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So long as we keep tinkering with this flawed operating system, we will continue to fail.
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No longer a sleepy Scandinavian capital, this good-looking city found success by tinkering with expectations.
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Economists say that his government is tinkering with the symptoms and not addressing the underlying problems.
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We're tinkering with new things as we try to do more, and better for you all.
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There are still too many risks, too many unknowns, about tinkering with our heritable genetic blueprints.
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They are tinkering with the edges, laying the ax to the branches, rather than the root.
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And it shows how far we can get simply by deploying and tinkering with existing tech.
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He wrote the song on his iPad in between scenes, tinkering with it until he liked it.
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Creators tinkering with their art post-release isn't an issue relegated solely to the world of music.
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The company first unveiled the solar tiles in 2016 and has been tinkering with them ever since.
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But in getting there, companies will raise numerous Frankenstein's monster scenarios of tinkering with people's very essence.
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The company's engineers are currently tinkering with new GPS tools to improve pickups in dense urban settings.
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It was said that men-in-black government agent types were seen routinely tinkering with said cabinets.
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Unable to afford school fees and with time on his hands, he began tinkering with scrap materials.
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In general, tinkering with elemental cycles tends to have unanticipated outcomes that spell bad news for ecology.
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Twitter is also tinkering with the idea of changing its reverse chronological timeline — another core Twitter feature.
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From the sidelines Facebook has been tinkering with big challenges like natural language understanding and text generation.
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Boeing's tactical tinkering with the 153 also includes tweaking a smaller model to suit two key buyers.
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No word yet on which original cast members would return because he's still tinkering with the plot.
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This is not a lot to show for more than 90 years of tinkering with the technology.
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Before things get any worse, the major milk-producing nations must henceforth stop tinkering with the market.
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Co-founder and CTO at Canary, Chris Rill has been tinkering with computers since he was seven.
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The GOP, as has been widely reported, is tinkering with reducing this tax-deferred contribution to $2,400.
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In the workshop, an engineer was tinkering with what looked like the guts of a foldout couch.
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So does tinkering with wild animal populations to prevent the spread of dangerous diseases like dengue fever.
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Starbucks has also been tinkering with the layouts of its cafes, particularly in high-traffic, urban areas.
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Both have continued tinkering with variations of Greek, rolling out new products as recently as this year.
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Now they are tinkering with the process to try to get it to work in human cells.
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The first shot that we see of you in the episode, is you tinkering with this antenna.
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But he's tinkering with it — reiterating that the tax package was more aggressive than his initial estimates.
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While making the album and tinkering with lyrics, Dylan pared away obvious references to his own career.
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Also at Polaris, Mr. Rawlins, the chief executive of DSW, is tinkering with his own business model.
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The administration is still tinkering with how best to translate its sparse initial wording into legislative language.
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Cynics have long suspected that tinkering with weightings is one way to keep the overall figure steady.
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Of the four teachers tinkering with the miniature boiler, three came from traditional math and science departments.
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The startling change was not life-threatening but indicated the power of tinkering with the immune system.
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There, he pursued a medley of jobs — including sock sales and making salt — while tinkering with recipes.
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As you're probably well aware by now, many designers have been tinkering with the traditional show schedule format.
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He had always loved tinkering with things, subliminally absorbing his machinist father's fascination with the properties of metals.
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The prospect of treating diseases by tinkering with DNA has a long history of both promise and frustration.
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If you're accustomed to tinkering with the temp on your grill, then this should be a no-brainer.
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Having spent about a decade tinkering with the sake brewing process, Satoru has become a master of fermentation.
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Democrats, as well as some U.S. policy makers, have warned against tinkering with certain parts of the act.
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Prince moves up and down the piano for little flourishes, but he's only really tinkering with one chord.
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The range of things you can do — from exploring to building to tinkering with Redstone "electronics" — is staggering.
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He pined for the days when he could devote himself solely to tinkering with code, his primary passion.
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Illustration: Apple / GizmodoThere won't be a next timeAfter many wasted hours tinkering with this unfinished software, I'm done.
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So the team ditched it and pivoted to build out the internal alerting tool they'd been tinkering with.
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These pioneering scientists often face mistrust from a public that has stereotyped images of scientists tinkering with life.
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Ameliorating autism by tinkering with the ecology of the gut might thus be a fruitful line of inquiry.
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The framework is here, and developers can start tinkering with it and putting bots into their own apps.
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I started tinkering with growth out of curiosity, and eventually joined the digital experience team at American Express.
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Facebook's lawyers also had Luckey recount stories of tinkering with electronics in his parent's garage as a teenager.
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President Obama went farther than President Bush, tinkering with the actual law to appear to be law abiding.
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And, while removing welfare's time limit is good, it amounts to minor tinkering with an already inadequate program.
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Thousands of engineers everywhere began tinkering with electricity, using it to power new devices and reorganize industrial processes.
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Injuries have forced the Warriors to spend time tinkering with lineups they otherwise might never have bothered with.
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Moana makes Tangled feel like one of many experiments at tinkering with the formula, getting it exactly right.
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Instead, policymakers are tinkering with liquidity, including initiatives such as incentivising commercial banks to lend to small business.
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Giraffe is open source, so anyone's capable of tinkering with it should they have the desire and ability.
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We expect to see a number of announcements related to News Feed, which Facebook is constantly tinkering with.
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As a teenager in Seattle, he enjoyed tinkering with computers and longed to buy a Mac for college.
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Recent iconoclastic stagings by the German director Frank Castorf have irked traditionalists by tinkering with the source material.
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Tinkering with it may violate terms of the copyright that the buyer acquires as part of the transaction.
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We need to focus on freeing people from welfare completely, instead of simply tinkering with the welfare experience.
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The company has been tinkering with its pricing structure, vehicle configurations and rewards programs, with changes occurring monthly.
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Lawmakers also are tinkering with older bank rules, emboldened by President Donald Trump's vow to loosen banking restrictions.
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For those who don't have the same equipment researchers do, how can they go about tinkering with graphene?
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He's been tinkering with computers to create smooth jams since the early 90s, before diving headfirst into chiptune.
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Roundup Clint Hurdle spent spring training tinkering with the Pittsburgh Pirates' lineup and preaching the importance of selflessness.
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Even Samsung, which lampooned Apple for the decision, seems to be tinkering with the idea of dropping it.
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One biographical account, "Hedy's Folly," describes Ms. Lamarr's years of learning about weapons and tinkering with other inventions.
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By tinkering with the camera's settings, Johnson was able to capture an entire narrative in a single frame.
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Hearing this, Lim realized the tools he'd been tinkering with could make CAR-T safer and more reliable.
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Elon Musk&aposs mother has tweeted a throwback picture of the Tesla billionaire tinkering with an old car.
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He has also incorporated Chinese flavors into his holiday cooking, tinkering with dishes like his fresh cranberry sauce.
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Meanwhile, Epic is still tinkering with improving the overall competitive experience from player and spectator sides as well.
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For many who work in restaurants, however, tinkering with their family yogurt culture can hold a special appeal.
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Most experts still think CRISPR isn't ready for tinkering with in humans outside of a serious medical need.
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So with the advent of industrialization in 19th-century Mexico came tinkering with mechanically driven nixtamalization and tortilla production.
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Yet his arrangement hasn't stopped the now-21-year-old Sayman from tinkering with apps during his off-hours.
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The company is tinkering with the design of Watch apps to make the device more independent of the iPhone.
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To try to keep things ticking along, chipmakers have been tinkering with the basic design of the transistor itself.
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On one monitor, he's tinkering with a mix that has to be finished and submitted soon for promotional purposes.
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And just because Amazon is tinkering with the old ways doesn't mean it won't keep looking for the new.
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That said, tinkering with good ingredients and improvising a little is the whole point of making your own cocktails.
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Growers have been tinkering with terpenes by breeding cannabis plants, curating plants that will give you a targeted high.
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And it was perhaps inevitable that, over time, those who flocked there would get interested in tinkering with government.
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But after going back and forth and tinkering with the script, the network decided to shelve the project entirely.
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Twitter has been tinkering with different live video formats all summer, but Thursday's stream won't be considered a test.
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All those years tinkering with SimCity and Legos are going to finally start paying dividends for a lucky few.
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Bdeir began tinkering with the company's modular building blocks a full three years before founding the company in 2011.
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If a new government in Taiwan starts tinkering with its stance on the sea, China might easily take offence.
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The tweak was coupled with other changes, but tinkering with the peach butt ruined sexting and flirting for all.
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No, it doesn't outright kill brain cells, but tinkering with your brain chemistry still isn't the brightest of ideas.
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The ancient fossils exhibit a few key signs that microbes were tinkering with the sedimentary environment, and therefore living.
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He's been tinkering with the radio to great success and McDermitt says that's how he'd like things to stay.
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Then she found herself unexpectedly passionate about tinkering with circuits, planning to pursue electrical engineering any way she could.
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What's next for IVF: Researchers have been tinkering with IVF methods in hopes of making the treatment less expensive.
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One hopes for a better turnout, but the history of tinkering with this man's already perfect music gives pause.
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Walter Maioli has been tinkering with the sounds of ancient instruments for the better part of half a century.
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In his second year there, Mr. Wilson began tinkering with a 3-D printer to design a functional gun.
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Tinkering with the franchising system may attract politicians, but it is unlikely to make the trains run on time.
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We will continue tinkering with our formula on how we review smartphones, but in the meantime, we welcome feedback.
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Suddenly, tinkering with the retirement age and benefits was defined as middle ground Democratic leaders were ready to occupy.
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After tinkering with his lineup, Boeheim guided Syracuse to convincing wins at home last week over Miami and Pittsburgh.
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Tinkering with lineups and tallying fantasy points helps prisoners to overcome loneliness and depression that accompany a lengthy sentence.
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Moore also stopped tinkering with, and changing, equipment, something he had done often throughout his decade on the tour.
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Meantime, it's likely to do some tinkering with hashtags, rhyme schemes and the like, before its more controlled public unveiling.
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But that's not how it all began—it started with physicists tinkering with mathematics and biochemistry equipment for curiosity's sake.
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A team at Northwestern University is tinkering with a filter capable of capturing more particulates and perhaps even harmful microbes.
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Zuckerberg's video is the first public appearance of an idea Facebook executives have been discussing and tinkering with for months.
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I mean, I love tinkering with technology in my home, so my home has all these smart sensors on it.
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The company's research and development team is constantly tinkering with Impossible's protein, looking for ways to make it more realistic.
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With an extremely high frame rate and some tinkering with different exposures, it literally looks like something from outer space.
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That should serve as a reminder to South Africa's government: Tinkering with central banks in emerging markets rarely ends well.
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First Mention Since the early 19th century, inventors had been tinkering with various methods of using electricity to produce light.
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Once you stop recording, you can quickly polish the audio through adding a preset and tinkering with a few tools.
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It shows him programming a pianola, building up the multiple, electronic-like sounds by coaxing and tinkering with the strings.
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Growing up as a bunch of brats in a small town, it was either that, soccer, or tinkering with mopeds.
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Google, and his off-hours tinkering with photography, lenses, and the science of light will inform him in Waymo v.
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Apple also began tinkering with the idea of tearing down the platform wall between iOS and OS X with Continuity.
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You'll be tinkering with your schedule, and focused on consolidating the many tasks on your ever-growing to-do list.
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But they've also been tinkering with hybrid designs that are meant to blend the best of wagon and utility vehicle.
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But opponents are concerned about the unforeseen consequences of tinkering with genetics and releasing those bugs into neighborhoods and cities.
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The event is too fleeting, we're often admonished, to spend precious seconds tinkering with camera settings and varying exposure times.
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Climate change is tinkering with and slowing down atmospheric circulation patterns — the wind currents that move weather along, Kossin said.
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Nucor and Steel Dynamics use mini-mills instead, melting scrap steel with electric furnaces and tinkering with the carbon content.
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But such cosmetic innovations are as far as the party will go in tinkering with a brand they consider successful.
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Dr Cui's goal was to cool the wearers of clothing by tinkering with the way heat radiates from their bodies.
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He nods, accepts the decision, and stays in America, tinkering with engines, and listening to the race on the radio.
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As such, transportation, preservation, and even tinkering with the look of the finished product are now simpler than ever before.
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Stay the course and stick to your strategy, because now is not the time to start tinkering with your portfolio.
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They're meetingThey met with mentors, refining refined their business models, tried pilots with business units, and tinkering with their product.
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The very suggestion of tinkering with DNA to bring back prehistoric beasts inspires fear, queasiness and even contempt among many.
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Years of aggressive campaigning, tinkering with electoral rules and eliminating competition had long prepared the field for an easy win.
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By tinkering with your genome, you could unintentionally cause a mutation that increases your risk of developing cancer, she said.
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In those early days, he worked close to the machine, writing "in the raw," tinkering with the zeros and ones.
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He spent many hours watching anime, reading comic books (he prefers Marvel), following sports and tinkering with computer hard drives.
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Lee began tinkering with a program to measure romantic interest after watching a clueless friend get ghosted after a date.
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Instead, Mr. Bezos and his team will most likely spend years meticulously analyzing and tinkering with how Whole Foods works.
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Eventually, he began tinkering with making his own puzzles, leading to his first-ever byline in the Los Angeles Times.
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Policymakers seemed to have fallen victim to that faulty assumption during decades of tinkering with the federal student loan program.
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Republicans are tinkering with their bill in a House-Senate conference in ways that could move toward addressing Regan's concerns.
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But all the while he was tinkering with his original invention, and building trimarans, skiffs and catamarans, among other things.
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There is thus a reluctance among some politicians and many voters to let Congress even begin tinkering with the constitution.
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So Hornacek will have to continue tinkering with his lineup as he tries to seal all the leaks on defense.
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But one cause is that officials are too stubborn and controlling to accept that tinkering with quotas is not enough.
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The signal exactly matched the expectations physicists had arrived at after a century of tinkering with Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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For instance, I found that cranking up the surround sound and tinkering with the equalizer gave the system a nice boost.
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The PSP, after years of people tinkering with its hardware, was able to achieve a feat many thought impossible: N64 emulation.
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He spent the next few years tinkering with coils in search of the slinkiest shape—one that's fully compressed when relaxed.
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A number of poker pros weighed in to say that the researchers must be tinkering with it by hand at night.
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Still, Schlangen says his team has already applied the concrete to some small structures, though they're still tinkering with the material.
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But I had a different villain, and when I started tinkering with it, the idea of an alternate opening popped up.
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Tinkering with technology to make it acceptable to his own standards gives him insight into how to provide privacy to others.
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Strafach has a long history of testing and tinkering with iPhone security — he was jailbreaking iPhones while still in high school.
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Sprucing up this most tarnished of brands will take more than a bit of tinkering with the way FIFA is run.
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This mother of four has spent her life tinkering with everyday annoyances to build a more seamless, interesting and enjoyable world.
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And hey, wouldn't you know it: helping the elderly remain independent is something the Toyota Research Institute is already tinkering with.
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Inspired by a commuter tinkering with his calculator on the train, game designer Yokoi yearned to create a handheld gaming device.
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Some of this is due to bad injury luck; some is due to coach Michael Malone's constant tinkering with different combinations.
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This will require tinkering with largely untested policies and technologies, where the costs are uncertain and success is far from guaranteed.
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Like the Mexican painter, who took up art after a bus accident, Avignon started "tinkering with accessories" while she was bedridden.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The artist and avant-garde musician Yasunao Tone has been tinkering with tech for decades.
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The answers to such questions matter deeply to scientists, who are tinkering with electroactive bacteria to develop new kinds of technology.
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Possibly. In the short term, we are likely to see Amazon put experimentation into practice, tinkering with how Whole Foods works.
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Whatever Newman would make of tinkering with his relics, he would probably have appreciated the diverse state of Catholicism in England.
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The son of a tech investor, Courey loves math, enjoys tinkering with mobile apps and frequently comes up with business ideas.
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Now he spends his days tinkering with wood and ceramics, filling up the living room with miniature statues, vases and dioramas.
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Tinkering with how you run is unlikely to be beneficial for performance and could make running more difficult, the study found.
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For all the liberal angst about the Republican House and Senate bills, they are only tinkering with the same unfixable formula.
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Most of the J.A.S.A. students attend the tournament, so we huddled around a laptop in the lobby, tinkering with the grid.
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It's hard to tell whether there is political will to go beyond tinkering with the current system by enacting real reforms.
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Mr. Hankerson had worked at his father's financial firm and in I.T. services, building websites, before he began tinkering with furniture.
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He's also compared climate change science to eugenics and criticized climate scientists for tinkering with data models to prove their theories.
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Food markets outside Hunts Point have given Mr. Veliz the opportunity to reach a wider audience while tinkering with new ideas.
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Given how important mandatory programs and taxes are to the budget, sometimes meeting Congress's stated budget goals requires tinkering with them.
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Finally, in a related Learning Network lesson, "Tinkering With Nature: Weighing the Benefits and Risks of Genetically Engineering Animals," students can learn about the process of gene editing, consider the ethical questions inherent in tinkering with animal DNA, and debate two very different case studies of animals already engineered: fast-growing salmon and offspring-free mosquitoes.
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"But I'm not prepared to speak about the question about how to repair it" because it would mean tinkering with complex markets.
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Yet there is a wealth of historical data in America, which has been tinkering with various forms of liberalisation since the 2.53s.
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According to the brand's Chief Marketing Officer, Soyoung Kang, eos' research and development team has been tinkering with the ingredient for months.
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His YouTube channel features videos of him tinkering with gear and various pieces of video game music slowed down by 804 percent.
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Humans have been tinkering with wheat for almost 10,000 years, but new tools are becoming available for the precise manipulation of genomes.
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While all of this may seem dense, deeply nerdy, and only of interest to people who spend their free time tinkering with .
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They also say frequent tinkering with policies such as post-study work visas, parent visas and skilled worker visas has created uncertainty.
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In order to prepare for the first Starship's flight to space, SpaceX has been tinkering with the test Starhopper in Boca Chica.
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Too messy to follow the how-to manual on your cell phone while you're tinkering with the car engine under the hood?
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It has a feature-packed customization panel for extending or shortening length, cropping, changing file sizes, and tinkering with overlays and loops.
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Leased equipment and devices under warranty have always been out of bounds, but firms now regularly ban tinkering with a product's software.
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We spent a lot of time modeling that and tinkering with the sequencing to make sure it all comes off without recontact.
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So, the recent volatile trading in China can be attributed to communists tinkering with the notion of how to make it work.
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But the one thing I hadn't thought about while tinkering with my Prisma filters and sliders was actually printing out the product.
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The process took Laird-Wah three years to complete, and he's still tinkering with the setup before it will be released commercially.
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It's been a big week for central banks, with both the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank each tinkering with monetary policy.
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Tinkering with Medicare as a cost-savings strategy will not result in its intended objective and will likely have the opposite effect.
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This constant tinkering with regulations makes it difficult, if not impossible, for property owners and business owners to comply with the rules.
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"You're really interested in tinkering with the menu, watching how people consume your food, listening to them talk about it," he said.
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Snyder doesn't seem to be tinkering with or have any control over those projects, so if they do well, will Warner Bros.
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On a recent afternoon, Dr. O'Neil stood in the observatory's basement, where several high school students were tinkering with a computerized robot.
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And the Trump administration could significantly reduce the value of the new data by tinkering with the details of the reporting requirements.
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California wants to make it clear that tinkering with your own genes is a "don't try this at home" sort of thing.
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Humans have been tinkering with other species since at least the dawn of civilization, from domesticating dogs to breeding more productive crops.
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"An epidemic can be reversed, can be tipped, by tinkering with the smallest details of the immediate environment," Gladwell wrote in 2000.
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Ms. Aminifaa and a state senator who was accompanying her, Nikema Williams, encountered Rickie Thomas tinkering with a motorbike outside his house.
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We're not tinkering with our retirement investments, we're not selling our taxable investments, we're not buying tons of stock, we're doing nothing.
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It buys time for Mr. Kim to keep tinkering with his bombs and missiles, albeit without the testing necessary to perfect them.
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While Mr. Bezos has been tinkering with rolling out bookstores, Whole Foods vastly increases Amazon's bricks-and-mortar presence with 460 stores.
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But with so many gadget makers now tinkering with the tech, it seems that our bendable-device future is all but inevitable.
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Lobbyists are looking forward to work on an infrastructure spending bill, immigration reform and more tinkering with ObamaCare and the tax code.
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The musclebound, 6-7 Yankees outfielder spent the winter tinkering with his swing after a dismal introduction to the majors last August.
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Cursed Child has proven that the world will accept some minor tinkering with the wizarding world, so let's go wild with it!
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He kept tinkering with the Fritos recipe — even using a hybridized variety of corn he developed — until he'd created a business empire.
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After tinkering with the Batmobile, I can't look at a regular Lego set without wondering what it would be like with robotic parts.
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From the front, the X-T30 looks quite similar to the X-T233, but Fujifilm has done some tinkering with the rear design.
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"Tinkering with these rules, and regulatory change, imposes cost in and of itself," said Cliff Stanford, a banking regulation lawyer at Alston & Bird.
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The technology has also led to fears that tinkering with the genetic makeup of embryos will, down the line, lead to designer babies.
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These make a better base for anyone keen on tinkering with filters and processing their images to get a certain kind of mood.
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So he and few engineers from the team began tinkering with an idea on the "opposite extreme, in terms of simplicity," he explained.
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The company has so far opted for tinkering with subscription rates and offering billions of dollars in debt to fuel its cash burn.
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A much warmer and more hostile climate might yet be avoided, however, through geoengineering: tinkering with climate processes to reduce the global temperature.
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The holdouts are places where supplies are tightest, and the straitened spring months are the worst time to be tinkering with the system.
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He was tinkering with a timeline and 3D computer model of the Grenfell Tower fire that killed 71 people in London last year.
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He and his fellow researchers spent their days working on their government contracts, and their nights researching acoustics and tinkering with sound equipment.
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It's time to stop tinkering with the law and drive a stake through the "temporary" death tax for a fourth and final time.
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They can excel at jobs that require precision and repetition, such as updating databases, stocking shelves, organising libraries or tinkering with broken cars.
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Although I'm not your typical creative, I've been testing the $21080,210 PC for the past week, and I can't stop tinkering with it.
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Although I'm not your typical creative, I've been testing the $232,24 PC for the past week, and I can't stop tinkering with it.
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The firm has been tinkering with its near 900 UK stores, dedicating a little more space to the faster growing food over clothes.
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To support herself, she took a job in the typing pool of a law firm, tinkering with her fiction when work was slow.
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In this lesson, students will learn about the process of gene editing and consider the ethical questions inherent in tinkering with animal DNA.
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Instead of tinkering with plastic pegs, my toddler played with a Melissa and Doug wooden hammer game, which was $8 at Home Goods.
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As a result, the chain has been timidly tinkering with its breakfast menu, adding such oddities as breakfast bagels and McChicken breakfast sandwiches.
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But he also recalls his pre-Internet days tinkering with a Dell desktop and modem, learning how they worked by digging into them.
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Many of his best compositions are the result of long sessions spent drilling down into particular patterns, tinkering with harmonics and improvising melodies.
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Perhaps the most prominent of the federal government's tinkering with state policies is the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 2202.
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Advances in scientific research have resulted in the occasional tinkering with animal cognition—not intentionally, but as a by-product of other research.
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Ms. Perls said that Crispr and other new methods for tinkering with plant DNA raise concerns about safety, just as recombinant DNA did.
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His point — a vital one — was that mere tinkering with the tax code or amorphous job-training proposals are yawners for duller times.
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"This is such a great airplane," Mr. McCauley told the Spokesman-Review as he looked up from tinkering with one of the engines.
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Democrats also noted that Mr. Trump did not campaign on the idea of tinkering with Medicare or its companion entitlement program, Social Security.
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Such consultations may lead to minor tinkering with positioning, or perhaps include a few words of quiet advice for the relentlessly intense Lundqvist.
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MCAFFEE AND MCEWAN began tinkering with their home's nine acres after they moved in, but the house itself was in remarkably good shape.
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The sport has not been afraid to make changes, adding a "playoffs" to the series in 2004 and tinkering with its rules regularly.
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Then, in a slow crumbling of his game, in particular his on-course confidence, tinkering with his swing, he pulled it completely undone.
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Baking is an exacting science, requiring finely calibrated scales and thermometers and obsessive tinkering with ratios of liquid and dry, fat and sugar.
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Or if we want to be melodramatic about it, we could say Facebook is constantly tinkering with how its users view the world—always tinkering with the quality of news and opinion that it allows to break through the din, adjusting the quality of political and cultural discourse in order to hold the attention of users for a few more beats.
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Fans tend to focus instead on tweaks to the action, as some directors cannot resist tinkering with the story as well as the image.
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AND WAS ALWAYS TINKERING WITH SHOES AND HE BEGAN TO HAVE SOME OF HIS GOOD RUNNERS, NOT JUST HACKS LIKE ME WEAR THE SHOES.
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The company is still tinkering with the product three years after announcing the concept, having done trial installations with two different iterations so far.
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After tinkering with the AI software, Google found that it could reduce the amount of energy used for cooling by up to 40 percent.
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The new management demonstrated its commitment to frugality this off-season, passing up splashy signings in favor of more modest tinkering with the roster.
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Butler and Tomlin have not shied away from tinkering with personnel and snap counts at linebacker and in the secondary, depending on the matchup.
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But they do stoke some when it comes to the consequences of tinkering with the ocean's alkalinity or injecting large amounts of gas underground.
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"A lot of countries extract monetary authority by tinkering with their currencies," said Nick Pappageorge, a senior analyst for market intelligence firm CB Insights.
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Tinkering with the so-called "social cost of carbon" could influence policymaking by reducing the projected benefit of rules aimed at mitigating climate change.
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A huge portion of professional programmers got their start by tinkering with games, and PocketChip makes that experience front and center with Pico-8.
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When Cozmo launches in October, Anki will let anyone access the company's code to start tinkering with the robot and building third-party apps.
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What we are learning is that Facebook can, by tinkering with its rules for political ads, give itself a special, unregulated power over elections.
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Tinkering with the size of text and images is critical to the design process, especially when you want to craft an elegantly balanced composition.
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Instead of tinkering with rates, the focus of Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's afternoon press conference will likely be on JGBs and the bank's economic outlook.
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Most afternoons—even the good ones—are just spent lounging in your house, tinkering with small fragments of sound for hours at a time.
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New drugs based on magic mushrooms will improve mental health, while the ability to treat genetic diseases by tinkering with DNA will go mainstream.
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Developers at top hospitals and medical clinics across the country are tinkering with Amazon Alexa and other voice technologies for a variety of applications.
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The step-by-step, hands-on tinkering with chemicals and light exposure required to produce just a single photograph can take students several days.
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Perhaps Cornell described Gris as "a warm fraternal spirit" because the painting shows a man in the midst of tinkering with a wooden box.
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But when he tried tinkering with the draft, he realized that the world had changed too drastically for him to plausibly salvage the story.
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A fair assessment of the stakes can only happen, however, if the scientists conducting the underlying research better represent the world they're tinkering with.
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Talk of tariffs and tinkering with NAFTA could hurt an industry deeply tied to Canada and Mexico, the two largest destinations for U.S. exports.
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But it seems like in a lot of important ways, the Senate is really just tinkering with and trying to rework the House plan.
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The old Firefox password add-ons may be gone, but the browser's developers are tinkering with new ways to store and save login information.
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The owner, Mark Isreal, and two assistants are constantly tinkering with new recipes or baking techniques, says Krsna C. Salazar, the company's chief operating officer.
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Back when Edwards was a kid messing around with aquariums, he spent years tinkering with the symbiosis between a clown fish and a sea anemone.
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By 2014, a number of pro-Kabila politicians were floating the idea of tinkering with the constitution to allow the president to stay in power.
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Tinkering with the composition of atoms in this element specifically, to find the perfect formula, has now replaced element discovery as her most urgent priority.
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Dr. Kent Kirshenbaum, an NYU professor of chemistry, has been tinkering with a foaming agent since 2009 and filed a patent for it in 2012.
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Even if tinkering with NAFTA were to reduce the bilateral deficits with Canada and Mexico, unless America saves more, deficits with other countries would increase.
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The effects of merely tinkering with policy will be of a different order of magnitude to those of upending Britain's trading relationships with its neighbours.
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You can still find people tinkering with that accessory, including Neil Young whose daughter snapped the cover art for his Silver & Gold album with one.
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More than a year into the game's life, it seems much more likely considering the introduction of group raids and the tinkering with EX raids.
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As unemployed black men, marked as felons, in a state still tinkering with its responsibilities to its ex-cons, the odds are stacked against them.
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Other than a few local children, who shout "mzungu"—Swahili for light-skinned foreigner—no one seems especially bothered by the Europeans tinkering with telescopes.
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A wave, a 24-minute static shot of shoreline, doubles down on this digital tinkering, with pixels so large and rectangular that they resemble brushstrokes.
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But as he began tinkering with cars and became fascinated with mobility, he realized that batteries were the innovation that gave the world its charge.
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The detail is astonishing, and the lack of tinkering with the sound means you hear what was recorded, not what the headphones want you to.
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"There are any number of ways to do research on issues like immigration, but tinkering with the census was clearly racially and politically motivated."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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As Facebook has been tinkering with brain-computer interfaces and an augmented reality camera platform, it's also been cultivating some good old fashioned Washington influence.
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When it comes to controls, there is only so much you can do by tinkering with configuration files or using external tools, such as AutoHotkey.
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Around the time he started working in the industry, he began tinkering with a software called Koan that allowed him to craft simple generative pieces.
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He spent days tinkering with the outlines and mechanics for me, so that movable elements on the cat's face push the toggle up and down.
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On Sunday, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) quoted an unnamed Saudi official making a veiled threat to respond to pressure by tinkering with oil supplies.
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In the future, they might also monitor your health; seat suppliers are tinkering with sensors that can monitor a driver's heart rate and body temperature.
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Mr Ocasek's father was an analyst at NASA and he, too, was intrigued by how things fit together: he would spend hours tinkering with electronics.
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Making something that looked good required tinkering with the number of colors the GIF contained, or adjusting the lossy compression—all for a remarkably brief result.
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Another riddle: Why Mazda is still tinkering with things like archaic, famously dirty rotary engine, and insists it can wring diesel-like power from gasoline engines.
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The concern is that, once you start tinkering with Section 230, it would lead to even more censorship, directed by the government instead of the platforms.
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But with the number of elderly people rising, tinkering with council tax is "wholly inadequate", says Richard Humphries of the King's Fund, a health think-tank.
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But you couldn't use both features together, and you could only get approximately close using a pre-programmed routine that involved tinkering with the mobile app.
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Since its discovery in 2012 it has become popular for tinkering with genomes of all kinds, thanks to its ability to make editing cheap and easy.
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Snyder began tinkering with lineups, however, inserting guard Raul Neto instead of Dante Exum as starting point guard George Hill's primary backup in the second half.
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The ride-hailing company has been tinkering with subscriptions since earlier this year, and it's now ready to roll it out to a much wider market.
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If you're going to customize your e-cigarette by tinkering with its voltage it might be a good idea to keep it out of your pants.
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In addition to tinkering with its leadership structure, WarnerMedia has also been culling its existing streaming services in advance of its big direct-to-consumer launch.
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West is still tinkering with it, after all — if a big change comes down the pipeline, listeners could return to Spotify and its competitors in droves.
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We captured something at that time, and there's something to be said about the immediacy of not tinkering with it, laying it down, then walking away.
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The company has modified some of its recipes using healthier ingredients and is tinkering with product sizes and marketing to keep shoppers reaching for its products.
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The e-books transcend the concept of simply tinkering with electronics and instead help you build the skills and vernacular to work in the IoT space.
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My colleague Dieter thinks my problem might be the fact that I'm kind of a "hacker," and the technology I'm tinkering with is surprisingly fragile. Maybe!
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Tinkering with tried-and-true takes on the staple also reflects the retailer's desire to keep up with the rest of the industry's tweaks on tees.
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According to these hipsters, Lopatin has a studio devoted to perfecting his live show, tinkering with lights and video displays until they're perfect (whatever that means).
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None of them have been runaway hits, and the winery is still tinkering with its blends to find a way to appeal to more Indian palates.
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But The Bachelor has been tinkering with its formula in recent years, most noticeably by amplifying drama among — and at the expense of — the show's women.
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This was a role he'd been tinkering with in the videos he uploaded to the Eternal Life Fan Club's website over the course of the campaign.
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Ian Olgeirson, an analyst at S&P Global, said his firm expects these companies to keep tinkering with prices and channels so they can maximize viewership.
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Technologists have been tinkering with the concept since the 1980s, but the first mature virtual reality devices and apps only started emerging in the last three years.
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One thing Google is not tinkering with, for now, is using your phone's location history in ads -- for example, serving targeted ads based on where you've been.
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The company has been tinkering with all sorts of new form factors since it was acquired by Ninebot in 2015, from half-sized Segways to kick scooters.
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It has an opening to address gender and racial politics in a comic setting, and it isn't risking much ill will by tinkering with What Women Want.
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The public hacking event was a first, in part because until a three-year exemption was granted in 2015 US copyright law prohibited tinkering with voting equipment.
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The staff devotes roughly five months each year to research, traveling, and tinkering with lineups, all in the hopes of building a thematic narrative across the weekend.
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But they don't support some prominent proposals to rein in surprise billing, including tinkering with their own regulations or giving governments more power over doctors and hospitals.
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Trips to CompUSA were like field trips for Kirstein, and she remembers growing up tinkering with things, pressing buttons, and trying to figure out how they worked.
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If you do want to fine tune the sound, you can do so by tinkering with the companion app's equalizer, which syncs your adjustments to the earbuds.
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The session focused on two scenarios: an adversary tinkering with some element of the US voting apparatus and a concentrated disinformation campaign intended to trick US voters.
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Besides tinkering with the rules on Hong Kong's main board and its second one, the Growth Enterprise Market, the proposed changes include, most contentiously, a third board.
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As somewhat of an homage to it, we've been using that beer as a base and tinkering with a "kitchen sink" beer that has scrapple in it.
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At this point, I've played through close to 100 rounds of Into the Breach, battling across similar maps while tinkering with my small team of mechanical warriors.
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Scientists have been tinkering with chitosan, which is derived from the molecule chitin found in the crunchy shells of crustaceans and insects, on and off several years.
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Now criminal gangs and individual hackers (not to mention anyone who feels like downloading and tinkering with the Mirai source code) have many of the same capabilities.
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Even so, there's already a way to avoid transmitting dangerous mutations to one's kids, and right now, it's far less risky than tinkering with the human genome.
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On a bright day, I'd often get a badly burned sky in the background, and it took a bit of tinkering with the settings to fix that.
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" He first began tinkering with the tune back in the fall of 21968, inspired by the slightly sadistic advertising slogan, "Cry baby cry, make your mother buy.
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Dhoni rates Rahane among the top three Indian batsmen in IPL but is against tinkering with a well-settled batting lineup for the March 8-April tournament.
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Last year, New Jersey became the first state to explicitly ban rolling coal, going beyond the federal laws that already prohibit drivers from tinkering with emissions controls.
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And engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have been tinkering with the actual composition of plants to get them to perform diverse, even outlandish, functions.
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Grown men moving guys around at a whim, desperately trying to find the best spacing — impatient, unable to wait for the next pitch without tinkering with someone.
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For one thing, while he was tinkering with the idea, Mr. Chang invested his own money and lent his name to another Manhattan lunch delivery service, Maple.
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Everyone at the company is required to learn about the intersections of design and machine learning, which is helpful when tinkering with the product at all levels.
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The version of the movie I saw had no end credits, and according to a publicist at the screening, Mr. Moore is tinkering with the movie still.
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Carbon Health is one of a few companies tinkering with shipping COVID-19 tests to patients in response to a national shortage of tests for the coronavirus.
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" POLLY NEATE, CHIEF EXECUTIVE, SHELTER, HOMELESSNESS CHARITY "Tinkering with the current system just isn't good enough when people have lost trust in it to keep them safe.
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There she presides over a beverage production test kitchen, tinkering with ingredients and dreaming up menus for one of the largest fresh beverage programs in the world.
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Actively tinkering with our environment — fueling up the Gulfstream jets and trying to cool things down — is not something he intends to try anytime soon, if ever.
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Tinkering with the News Feed algorithm or hiring editors to turn Facebook into a media company are tantamount to rearranging the interior design of Facebook's MPK20 building.
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Republicans generally favor increasing the retirement age or tinkering with the formula to make payouts less generous, but President Donald Trump has promised not to touch benefits.
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When researchers began tinkering with a class of tranquilizer drugs called benzodiazepines in the 1950s, they felt they had uncovered a solution to modern anxiety and insomnia.
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You&aposll never give your strategy a chance to work properly if you&aposre tinkering with your investments every time the market drops, Schulte told Business Insider.
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The key to these initiatives, and many others, is that this era demands bold and modern thinking — tinkering with old, antiquated programs simply won't cut it anymore.
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Gone are the days when a predominantly male fan base came of age by getting under the hoods of cars and tinkering with engines to improve performance.
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When you're tinkering with the backstory of a character like Han Solo (and Lando!), with fans that have watched the originals a billion times, contention is a given.
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Rather than cracking down on insurance companies, as they said they would, the administration's tinkering with Obamacare could result in insurers receiving billions of dollars in extra money.
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By tinkering with the game's software, he persuaded it to spit out thousands of pictures of these signs, in all sorts of situations, for his algorithm to digest.
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When I swing by the space, brewmaster Sean Thommen is in the process of tinkering with a German-style Rauchbier flavored with the smoked bark of acacia trees.
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Tinkering with alternative form factors is another habit for Intel, giving a nudge and a hint to hardware partners like Dell and Asus to broaden their design horizons.
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That Shadow pushed a new build of the app just two days before the caucus seems to suggest the company was tinkering with it until the last minute.
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Big auto companies are tinkering with quantum computers in hopes they can solve problems too hefty for today's machines, from cooking up bigger batteries to designing lighter vehicles.
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However, by rebooting the series with younger actors in "First Class," then tinkering with the timeline in "Days of Future Past," Fox has given filmmakers a second shot.
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"When [writer Ben York Jones and I] were tinkering with the idea, we really wanted to make a movie that felt very modern," director Drake Doremus told Refinery29.
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After moving on to Synethego, an open-source project Horwood had been tinkering with on the side took off, and Polybit, the parent company behind StdLib, was born.
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In March, Rent the Runway launched Unlimited, a $139-a-month subscription that was the culmination of 20 months of tinkering with other monthly subscriptions that didn't work.
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According to visuals of the emoji shared with Gizmodo, the company appears to still be tinkering with specific details of the characters, including changes in hairstyle or clothing.
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Eventually I developed a consistent approach: moving beyond "back day" or "leg day" to more holistic "push" or "pull" days; tinkering with my diet; upping my cardio regimen.
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The terms designed to prevent "unauthorized" software tinkering or reverse engineering in an iPhone are similar to the terms designed to prevent you from tinkering with your tractor.
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Many charter-school pioneers now argue that reforming education across an entire school system is as much about improving the quality of teaching as about tinkering with structures.
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Solving either problem would mean tinkering with a fragile social contract between oppressive regimes and populations who tolerate them as long as they put food on the table.
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After all, the thinking went, Beijing would have nothing to gain by tinkering with the rule of law in one of the world's premier trade and business hubs.
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Since 2002, the federal government has sweetened investment deals for corporations by tinkering with depreciation schedules to give businesses more cash back in the year they invest it.
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"From big companies like Google, IBM, and Rigetti, you see that there are people who are tinkering with this and trying to do something," Singh told Business Insider.
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In downtown Houston, a swarm of people have been designing, building and tinkering with the Texas-shaped lazy river at the Marriott Marquis Houston, which opens in November.
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Now the rumor mill has shifted gears: Rather than a whole new generation, the whispers suggest Nintendo is tinkering with a cheaper, more portable variation of the original.
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But once every five or 10 years, he changes things up on himself in a radical way, working in a fresh format and tinkering with his creative goals.
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Mr. Rado said that in response to past criticism that the show was sexist, he had been tinkering with the script to give the female characters more prominence.
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In addition to songwriting — over the last two years, he's collaborated regularly with Miranda Lambert, with whom he's romantically linked — he has been tinkering with heritage soul music.
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We were tickled by the SHE LOVES ME / HE'S A KEEPER combination, and spent a lot of time tinkering with the lower left, which is our favorite section.
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The odds that our message would reach a society that had been tinkering with radio for a shorter, or even similar, period of time would be staggeringly long.
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The change is an experiment: Soccer's rulemakers are tinkering with the rules of the shootout to try to address what they feel is a clear issue of fairness.
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The big picture: Hulu has been tinkering with ways to create new types of ads that are less intrusive and more aligned with modern TV viewers' behavior habits.
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The governor is grateful to Newman, a Fullerton Democrat, for supporting the tax increase he championed, and he has some history tinkering with elections to benefit his party.
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But will tinkering with financial incentives truly reduce bureaucracy and corruption, especially in parts of the country where state authorities aren't under the control of Modi's political party?
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One night around 11 pm, I was tinkering with Stop, Breathe & Think, an app that drives users towards stress-taming exercises in much the same way SuperBetter does.
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"They really got used to it and I said, 'I'll go broke if I keep doing this,' so I started tinkering with it at home," Mr. Pizzuti said.
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The company is now staffing up its team with health industry execs to show that it's not just a group of Silicon Valley techies tinkering with artificial intelligence.
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Tinkering with genes can also have unforeseen circumstances, as when patients whose genes were corrected for an immune disorder developed leukemia because a cancer gene was inadvertently activated.
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Although there has been no widespread consumer resistance to gene-editing, activists who have long opposed genetically modified crops remain suspicious of any sort of tinkering with DNA.
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In the 24s, George Mitchell was tinkering with hydraulic fracturing techniques to extract natural gas from underground shale rock formations in Texas, which had long been thought inaccessible.
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Or, if you don't want to think twice about tinkering with your thermostat, its Climate React feature will set triggers and adjust based on temperature, humidity, and other parameters.
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For nearly half a century, Mr. Jaharis navigated the highly competitive pharmaceutical industry, tinkering with existing drugs to create, and ultimately successfully sell, a series of more refined products.
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Yes, it will take some tinkering with an antenna and a Fire TV, but for around $200, the Recast could make your hyper specific cord cutting dream come true.
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Originally a technical illustrator for Boeing, the late designer was recruited by George Lucas in the 1970s to draw concept art for a little script he was tinkering with.
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Researchers in various places are tinkering with kidney and liver tissue, skin, bones and cartilage, as well as the networks of blood vessels needed to keep body parts alive.
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Although a trained architect, he has been less concerned with designing entire buildings than with tinkering with their smaller components, namely their fixtures and furnishings, like tables and chairs.
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Huawei, LG, and HTC have all been tinkering with the idea for years, but now basically every major phone maker has embraced a dual-camera setup in some capacity.
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But, though theory suggests it should be possible to make ceramics more robust than those which already exist, in practice tinkering with existing successful recipes usually makes them worse.
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Between the lines: Nothing has fundamentally changed for drug companies even though the Trump administration is tinkering with ideas on how to lower what people pay for their prescriptions.
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It turns out that those solutions require more tinkering with the game than the team likes, as every change in the game could cause new, unforeseen knock-on bugs.
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I obviously knew that my hours spent tinkering with job classes Final Fantasy Tactics was more relaxed than the those spent permanently losing soldiers in X-COM UFO Defense.
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If the regular season is a laboratory, the Spurs should spend it tinkering with smaller, switch-happy groups that allow Leonard a bit more space on the other end.
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Facebook has been tinkering with the reactions in tandem with holidays and pop culture for the last six months, starting with a Mother's Day-themed "thankful" reaction in May.
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An article about the Chinese program published by the journal Nature in July said any tinkering with quantum communications would be detectable, which is why the method is secure.
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After finding success with technology studio Chaotic Moon and game design studio Team Chaos, the two began tinkering with the idea of using automated chatbots to improve brand accessibility.
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But while Moonshot is still tinkering with the content on the other end of their ads, it all means nothing if the ads don't work — which they appear to.
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In 2014, he was still tinkering with it in the bullpen until catcher Dioner Navarro surprised him by calling it in his first start after the All-Star Game.
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The 40-year-old has been missing in action since he won in Memphis two years ago, a slump he puts down to too much tinkering with his swing.
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Mr. Klein is also tinkering with the 53-room Sunset Tower at a moment when Hollywood administrations are changing, which can result in new migratory patterns for A-listers.
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Others in the business begin tinkering with lye and oils to address a family member's skin condition or as a way to avoid the artificial ingredients in commercial products.
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Coming off the win in Japan and his triumph at the Presidents Cup, Woods was still tinkering with his equipment and his mechanics, summoning the motivation to compete again.
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This will involve tinkering with cylinders made from various combinations of metals and metal alloys, and also playing with the configurations of the cylinders with respect to one another.
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"We are discussing tinkering with ... income tax rates so that more money is put in the people's hands," a senior government official directly involved in budget discussions told Reuters.
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Purists might object to tinkering with the sport, but isn't the more radical change continuing down a sclerotic path where more and more of the action is no action?
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Turns out my case is unusual, since the pacemaker has to do all the work under all scenarios, so the technicians and I have been tinkering with its settings.
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What if you and a sympathetic doctor really want to rattle around under the hood, swapping irises in and out, and—some future genetic technology permitting—tinkering with more?
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They work alongside one another in a studio environment that combines obsessive tinkering with rigorous critical dialog and a high level of craft through coding, model making and digital fabrication.
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Corporations said they want to computerize your brainScientists have been tinkering with neural interface technologies for years, using implanted chips to connect the brains of various lab animals to computers.
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You can also download and flash the update manually, but you should only go this route if you have experience tinkering with Android (a wrong step could brick your device).
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But switching between two aspect ratios isn't enough to make a story come alive, and Hawley keeps tinkering with his borders until the people inside them feel incidental, even arbitrary.
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At British wage rates, tinkering with new spinning or weaving equipment made sense, Mr Allen writes, whereas in France, say, new modes of production were less likely to pay off.
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While you may find it's fun to spend hours tinkering with all the new features of the software, learning how to create apps might be more worthy of your time.
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Adrian Dybwad, the founder of PurpleAir, said he first started tinkering with air sensors to see what his family was breathing from a nearby gravel pit in Salt Lake City.
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While some scientists have been developing Lyft-driving robots and uncovering new solar systems, other chemists have been tinkering with matte lipstick — and the results are finally at the drugstore.
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It's a case that perfectly shows how some of the most influential video games come not from well-funded, professional developers, but hobbyist modders who are tinkering with existing games.
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Dating back to the 19th century, the word "rig" has meant "a trick, a scheme"; it also carries an association of expert hands setting up equipment or tinkering with machinery.
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But changing or tinkering with an agreement that she said already permanently bars Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons — as Mr. Trump has demanded — was not going to happen, she said.
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Tinkering with cryptocurrencies is not just about technology or money, they told me; it is about creating a whole new decentralized system, where everyone and no one has the power.
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The former Raiders and Broncos punter began making beats back in high school ... but says tinkering with music on long flights during his NFL career made him a master musician.
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An Alexa speaker with a smart home hub built-inPrice$150LikeMakes smart home stuff easyNo likeToo expensiveAs someone who has been tinkering with smart home gadgets for years, I get it.
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For fledgling restaurateurs, food halls double as incubators, a low-stakes method of tinkering with business models and experimenting with food that can ultimately serve as a fast track to success.
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The Soviet Union had collapsed and President Bill Clinton's administration touted new threats from Iran and North Korea, which were both tinkering with modest long-range rockets and rudimentary atomic weaponry.
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The hype surrounding the hotly-anticipated iOS 12 has simmered down a bit, but only because it's finally been released and people are too busy tinkering with their iPhones to tweet.
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Out in West Texas, a man named George Mitchell had been tinkering with hydraulic fracturing techniques to extract natural gas from underground shale rock formations, which had long been thought inaccessible.
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The growing battle has sent the major rivals tinkering with their models in an effort to maximize revenue and strike a happy medium between number of subscribers and price per subscription.
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The company has actually been tinkering with its Platform fees for a little while now: for example when the service launched in Europe, it was charging 7.9 percent per donation plus $.
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It was through the racing circuit and RAE that she met her husband, George Naylor; the couple spent decades tinkering with cars in their shared workshop, then racing tweaked roadsters together.
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The Raspberry Pi Mastery Bundle — $13.60 with code 'WEEKEND60' See Details For a fun introduction to hands-on tinkering with Raspberry Pi, look no further than this beginner-friendly starter kit.
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An opportunity to reflect on how you can improve, or tinker (Uranus is all about tinkering) with your relationships, both romantic and non-romantic, is available to you during this retrograde.
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When he was first tinkering with the idea, Stetson used gaff tape to wrap and re-wrap a contact mic on his throat while he was on tour with Bon Iver.
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If you really want to stay informed it's also worth going the extra mile to download apps from some of your go-to news sites and tinkering with their notification settings.
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In any generation people that are tinkering with something that's not yet at scale and isn't yet part of life, in a product or service, people easily say it's a distraction.
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At the moment the government is edging in the opposite direction: tightening the tap for labour, backing out of Europe's single market and developing a taste for tinkering with takeover deals.
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Even without the numerous breathless websites covering the ever-increasing supply of crypto-currencies, a bunch of mutually suspicious computer nerds who keep tinkering with the formula just cannot inspire confidence.
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Philadelphia head coach Brett Brown, tinkering with the backcourt rotation while star Ben Simmons is out with a shoulder injury, used a rotation of Josh Richardson, Trey Burke and Furkan Korkmaz.
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More than a few work in technology or simply enjoy tinkering with computers, so tweaking download scripts and data storage networks is a fun part of their hobby, not a chore.
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Overall, it felt like a solution that's a better fit for those who don't mind a little tinkering with their tech toys, and are comfortable installing and configuring their own hardware.
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The extracts are the results of seven years of Kille tinkering with formulas, spending her life savings, and turning down job offers in order to nail the taste of a scent.
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Blanco repeats a ten-second segment of the song—which features Lanez's disembodied croon, singing about a lonely night in—for minutes at a time, tinkering with the layers of percussion.
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What it means: This study is one of many to come on the tradeoffs involved in deliberately tinkering with the planet's climate to offset the impact we're currently having on it.
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Jitka Olsak, who was at the small park in the neighborhood with her two children and her dog, said Zika did not scare her as much as scientists tinkering with animals.
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And since West has been tinkering with the album since initially releasing it, both he and Universal can argue that he really hasn't "released" the album yet — just a working demo.
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For just as long, veteran diplomats have pointed out that tinkering with the department's organization chart is the kind of necessary but thankless duty that a secretary usually assigns an assistant.
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Developers and physicians at hospitals and clinics are tinkering with Alexa for everything from providing text-to-speech technology for surgeons to helping deliver routine medical information to patients at home.
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While much of the discussion has focused on tinkering with tax rates, deductions and credits, more fundamentally, this overhaul represents an opportunity to simplify the way modern Americans live and work.
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The company has been tinkering with desktop scrolling behavior for several years, and Safari's behavior on the Mac is similar to the way it behaves in Apple's iOS mobile operating system.
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I'm a little hesitant to rush and start tinkering with the structures in the Senate and the House that have lasted over these generations, just for our short-term political gains.
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By publicly and proactively tinkering with capital requirements for each type of loan, the 12 billion euro group is providing its own incentives instead of waiting for regulators to step in.
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The game's developers have been tinkering with the pricing, though, and as software is a malleable substance, perhaps the gameplay itself may evolve for the better with enough feedback from fans.
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Today's engineering teams are nothing like the old stereotype — a bunch of loner nerd boys who grew up playing video games and tinkering with code by themselves in their parents' basements.
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Around the same time, Olympia's Milk Music had released their Beyond Living EP, Tampa's Merchandise were exploring abrasive fuzz, and in the Arizona desert, Ryan Rousseau was tinkering with his Destruction Unit.
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Under this system, producers can appear to cut production while actually holding it steady by under-reporting refinery activity and tinkering with the mix of petroleum products they export, according to Barclays.
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I spent an hour tinkering with the new larger laptop while Razer representatives detailed its features, and that short period of time isn't enough to tell me if it matters that it's .
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The big number: Tesla, which began tinkering with the idea of electric cars 13 years ago, reached a market capitalization of $51 billion in early trading, edging out both GM and Ford.
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On Monday, an online commenter figured out that tinkering with some HBO URLs revealed the exact run times of all six episodes, which are almost exactly as HBO went on to confirm.
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Since researchers discovered the potential of neural networks for vision tasks in the early 2010s, they've been tinkering with their mechanics, trying to figure out exactly how they do what they do.
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It's not a laptop or tablet, but if you're in a STEM field, or just like tinkering with electronics, the Raspberry Pi 4 makes a great gadget to keep around the dorm.
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Here are some foods that scientists and companies are tinkering with today, which are poised to make a showing on dinner plates or in lunch boxes in the not-so-distant future.
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In a recent interview with The Verge, Bird says the film's villain came late in the story process and that he kept tinkering with the script as the film was being made.
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He got into it in 2012 after seeing similar music online and started tinkering with floppy discs he got from his school network, which he was helping to manage at the time.
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But there's a big difference between tinkering with the past or future once and getting away with it -- as in a movie like "The Terminator" -- and making a weekly habit of it.
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Tinkering with old Omega systems forms some of his childhood memories, but it was really the blurring line between biology and computing that was most alluring, and one film provided an answer.
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Soon she, together with a friend named Nile Ravenell, was tinkering with neural networks between going to class, getting her nails done, and hanging out at the Waffle House near her school.
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The problem with many of the technologies, critics say – beyond the inherent risks in tinkering with the earth's systems – is that their potential availability could slow efforts to reduce climate-changing emissions.
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Yet IBM researchers discovered how to store 3 bits per cell by tinkering with how the crystals react to high temperatures, which are required to tap into multiple states for PCM cells.
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Obior even helps you with things like SEO optimization and cybersecurity, so you can spend less time tinkering with your site and focus on doing what you do best: growing your business.
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No pesticides, no herbicides, low intervention in the vineyard, no tinkering with chemicals in the cellar, low sulfites (sulfur is a natural byproduct of fermentation, so you're never gonna totally escape it).
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But because it might turn out to be politically wise, it's worth developing arguments for court-packing and explaining why the norms around tinkering with the Court's composition might be worth breaking.
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The waitress (who is of Mexican descent, as are some of the cooks; Mr. Jung and Ms. Lee speak Spanish alongside Korean and English) keeps checking on it, tinkering with the heat.
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The study is preliminary, but it suggests that targeting immune function may improve mental health outcomes and that tinkering with the microbiome might be a practical, cost-effective way to do this.
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It will be interesting to see if any tinkering with the system results in allowing banks to pay less for dealing with the money laundering requirements while lowering their exposure to violations.
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North Rhine-Westphalia "is no easy terrain" for us, she said, while proceeding to pummel the center-left with charges of letting infrastructure deteriorate, tinkering with education and being lax on security.
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"It has afforded me the opportunity to stay at Purdue," said Neuwirth, 22, who spent last summer as a Cargill intern tinkering with the corn-flour mixture that coats McDonald's Chicken McNuggets.
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Many people credit Christopher Latham Sholes of Milwaukee with the invention of the typewriter in 1867, though by that time inventors had been tinkering with the concept for more than a century.
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U.S. lawmakers kicked off the effort this year with their anti- sex-trafficking bill, which drew broad bipartisan support as Congress overrode tech companies' resistance to any tinkering with the immunity provision.
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As my Vox colleague Eliza Barclay reported last year, scientists have already made major breakthroughs in gene editing technology, tinkering with embryos to repair DNA and help fend off disease-causing mutations.
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Perhaps the low NAD levels could have had something to do with the birth defectsInitially, after tinkering with the genes in lab mice, none of the offspring ended up with any birth defects.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Increasingly, researchers and artists are tinkering with machine-learning software to explore how neural networks can express creativity, whether through generating contemporary paintings or paint swatch names.
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It is possible to disable the password requirement by tinkering with your Windows settings, but this can be a security risk because anyone could then start the PC and get into your files.
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This page, published by WikiLeaks, shows exactly what an agent needs to do to turn a Samsung Smart TV into a live microphone, right down to tinkering with the TV's System Time setting.
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But if you're having your cable guy install your router anyways, and don't really care about tinkering with setups and configurations, you'll probably be fine with just a regular old router/modem combo.
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After years of messing around and tinkering with projects, he wanted to have a baby — but he was already a father figure, taking on that role in his newfound relationship with Peter Parker.
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My sister and I spent most of our time in one corner, practicing sketch comedy over a patchwork of loose carpet samples, as my father hung out in another, tinkering with his gadgets.
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You certainly don't blithely rejigger vital software parameters, because tinkering with something as simple as the date or time might inadvertently alter one of the thirty thousand other parameters and cause a catastrophe.
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Originally released as a funereal synth-laden dirge on 1984's Various Positions, he spent years tinkering with the track during live performances in a relentless pursuit to unlock its full melodic potential.
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But it does mean that Musk is still focused on maintaining a friendly relationship with his customers, even the ones dedicated to tinkering with the Tesla in ways the company hasn't even anticipated.
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We do suggest, however, that you start tinkering with Arduino, a revolutionary open-source platform that you can customize to spawn an assemblage of creative projects including toy robots, sensor devices, and wearables.
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Since the café wasn't really his cup of tea, he spent his time in his culinary lab—a modest set up with a stove and an ice cream maker— tinkering with sorbet recipes.
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Also like many fans, I immediately began to wonder how we might benefit from seeing this source code posted online for free, where a whole community of modders could begin tinkering with it.
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It's similar to the push notifications Twitter has been tinkering with for more than a year, but it's the first time the company's rolled these alerts out to the notifications tab more widely.
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Everyone loves a winning streak, which means there is enormous pressure to keep it alive as long as possible, perhaps by tinkering with the numbers just enough to maintain the facade another month.
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Look no further than internet favorite Parks & Recreation for an example of a show that kept tinkering with its formula all the way into its third season, until it attained its final form.
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That's all to say that perhaps while Kinder has been busy sorting out distribution and choking issues and tinkering with R&D, quality control of the toys may have fallen by the wayside.
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But that hasn't stopped the most strident forces of the Republican Party from supporting voter ID laws or tinkering with polling places, making it harder for minorities and the poor to actually vote.
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Baseball spends its offseason tinkering with the on-field product and fretting over its perceived decline; the specific social and political and economic channels flowing into Why are generally understood and mostly ignored.
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Yet tinkering with a plant's DNA with Crispr is apparently not genetic modification, because these crops "are indistinguishable from those developed through traditional breeding methods," according to a U.S.D.A. statement issued in March.
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I think it started by accident — I was tinkering with stack ideas, noticed I'd inadvertently thrown in two different military ranks on top of each other and decided to steer into the skid.
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So, you spend as much time as you did in the mission (if not more) tinkering with your build, swapping out weapons, parts, and paintjobs until you're ready to get back into action.
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While Washington wants a mechanism to ensure the NAFTA countries avoid tinkering with exchange rates to gain a competitive advantage, neither Canada nor Mexico is on the U.S. Treasury's currency manipulation watch list.
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Her bill would simply do away with the opportunity zones by striking the relevant provisions from the 2017 tax bill, rather than tinkering with an institution that by its very nature invites cronyism.
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Chamblee, citing British Open champions David Duval and Ian Baker-Finch as prime examples, pointed to a long list of players whose games went into permanent decline when they started tinkering with their swings.
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These reviews consider whether the research is truly worthwhile for humans—in this study's case, the researchers aren't tinkering with baboons for fun, but trying to find a solution that would save human lives.
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But the bill has become stuck in the House, where committee members have attached contentious offsets tinkering with Medicaid and Medicare—health insurance for the elderly—which are unlikely to be approved by Democrats.
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Fidelity's "tinkering" with the funds' methodology for dialing down investor risk over time raised concerns about the funds' management, said Longfellow Advisors, an outside consultant hired by Dassault, in a report to the company.
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Its adherents have proven more adept at tinkering with Photoshop—their favourite symbol is a green frog called Pepe, though they also seem to enjoy sending Nazi-themed imagery to their opponents—than marching.
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Mr Maduro followed that up by raising the price of petrol 60-fold and tinkering with exchange rates: he reduced the number of official rates from three to two and allowed one to float.
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And even if it did, it would only be because genetic engineering and nanotechnology would allow us to grow trees at many times the current natural rate — something scientists are also already tinkering with.
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Example: In the 2000s, when oil prices were rising worldwide, a small company named EOG was tinkering with fracking and horizontal drilling techniques to get at oil trapped underground in Texas shale rock formations.
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Instead of tinkering with the team's personnel, he mandated that the penalty killers watch video every day — whether they had killed all short-handed chances the night before or allowed three power-play goals.
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After all, Mr. Trump has been tinkering with his stances on Obamacare, climate change, so-called enhanced interrogation and immigration, and often seems to express the views of the last person he's spoken to.
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I always prefer electronic when I am doing research because I have an elaborate system that I've been tinkering with over the years for digitally capturing and storing important quotes from anything I read.
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She holed herself up in the bowels of the theater to keep tinkering with the telecast master plan, which was laid out on a colossal whiteboard, every minute mapped out using color-coded magnets.
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The WSJ's analysis also shows how health insurers are able to reap sizable windfalls — dollars that make a difference in earnings projections — even when they are only tinkering with a small amount of overall spending.
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From governments and local authorities tinkering with policies to first-time buyers struggling to step on to the property ladder, the acute housing shortage in capital and gateway cities is a real and worsening problem.
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EFAMA is the latest to raise concerns that tinkering with the globally accepted regulatory practice of allowing asset managers in one country to run funds in another, known as delegation, could backfire on the bloc.
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The going wasn't nearly as tough against Bauer, who pitched with the pinkie on his right hand still recovering from a gash sustained while he was tinkering with a toy drone earlier in the playoffs.
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She is considering plastic surgery to remedy what she sees as a problem, even tinkering with the idea of a game show called "She Assed For It," where contestants compete to win a booty makeover.
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This is due in part to huge production ramp-up that included the construction of a third assembly line outside of the plant, and continual tinkering with the vehicle's design to optimize the vehicle's construction.
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The firm has been tinkering with its unusual management structure, which includes multiple co-CEOs and co-CIOs, while dealing with a contentious succession plan to eventually replace its influential and colorful founder Ray Dalio.
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"It's dispiriting to be faced with daily reminders that one of your former heroes is still tinkering with a world they thought you left behind perfectly preserved in childhood," Heather Schwedel wrote recently in Slate.
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TINKERING WITH COMMITTEES The Hall of Fame is known for revamping how its veterans committees vote on players no longer eligible for the balloting of the Baseball Writers' Association of America, managers, umpires and executives.
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United States, which focused on the tipping of inside information, sounded like an exercise in which the justices searched for that middle ground to keep much of the law intact while tinkering with its details.
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Yesterday, Fast Company reported that two ambitious developers, KennyWDev and Generalkidd, have been tinkering with versions of Pokémon Go for HoloLens—Microsoft's mixed-reality, holographic headset—that port full-size characters directly into players' environments.
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This future inventor by trade spent his free periods washing cars with friends to make extra money and soon began tinkering with better foam buffing pads, which he would later market to the auto industry.
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Mr. Kaufman grew up tinkering with bicycles and cars and gaining a basic grasp of mechanical trades that he said has largely been replaced by an obsession with technology in teenagers and young adults today.
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Artistically, those concoctions went nowhere, as she recalls matter-of-factly, but they led her to begin tinkering with plaster and then with wax, and then eventually to dip lengths of fabric into melted wax.
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Besides repairing a badly rusted battery compartment, swapping out a starter motor and tinkering with the car's rally lights, the pair recently took the vehicle on a 400-mile trip to Lake Tahoe and back.
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There has been some tinkering with the Major League Soccer playoffs, which start with six matches this weekend, and the changes could have a big effect on who lifts the M.L.S. Cup in early November.
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And some opponents say tinkering with longstanding athletic matchups in an attempt to even the odds is a way of babying young people — a "medals for everyone" mentality that undermines lessons in resilience and grit.
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"Some little time is necessary to get the machinery in easy working order," Raymond wrote for the first Page 2, perhaps not imagining that his descendants would still be tinkering with it 166 years later.
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Before launching its globe-trotting adventure, "Spies in Disguise" finds grounding in a sweetly sentimental prologue in which a young Walter is shown tinkering with devices designed to protect his police officer mother (Rachel Brosnahan).
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At the same time, he advised against "tinkering" with borrowing targets, saying the government's credibility was riding on its commitment to bring down the budget deficit to 3 percent of GDP over the medium term.
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Just as smartphone makers are now tinkering with foldable displays—with limited success, although Microsoft's take looks promising—PC stalwarts like Lenovo and Asus have brought to CES hardware with both dual and bending screens.
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Separately, Switzerland is tinkering with laws that now forbid recreational marijuana, a potential precursor to joining other countries and an increasing number of U.S. states — Illinois became the latest this week — in legalising the drug.
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A 'zine accompanying the show is its Rosetta Stone: reproducing what look to be sketchbook pages, it clarifies Tacha's penchant for tinkering with photos of the clothed human form in motion (and in contrived poses).
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For the last few months, as he's been working on, tinkering with, and constantly updating his new album, The Life of Pablo, Kanye West has been dropping tracks and snippets onto the music-sharing service SoundCloud.
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While Facebook has been tinkering with its algorithm to prioritize posts from friends and family over publishers, more publishers have been signing up for the Google publishing format launched in 2015 known as Accelerated Mobile Pages.
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The Anthem billing dispute shows why it makes more sense for judges to exercise their discretion in selecting a percentage of the class recovery to award as fees than in tinkering with lodestar discounts and multipliers.
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In Texas, a company called NET Power is tinkering with a radically advanced type of natural gas power plant that, it hopes, can efficiently recycle and capture its CO2 for ready storage without much parasitic load.
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West was able to pull that off in part because he's Kanye West and in part because he kept tinkering with the album and could plausibly argue that it wasn't ready for a full-scale release.
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The government has not addressed the root cause of the problem and is instead tinkering with more intervention, such as by directing India's largest insurance provider to rescue IDBI, a bank with significant non-performing loans.
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Opening access to a real quantum device for students, researchers and plain-old nerds that wouldn't otherwise have the chance to play with the hardware means more person hours can be spent tinkering with the technology.
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Everything about the Kano PC, from the transparent backing that reveals the modular pieces of the computer, to the included apps that encourage tinkering with sound and touch, is designed "specifically for the 21st century classroom".
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Rowe—who lived down the street from the couple for 64 years—said Grant often remained active during his 20 years as a retiree, and could regularly be seen riding his bicycle or tinkering with machinery.
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While some Fed members have indicated that they'd be open to a rate cut later this year, others have stressed the importance of remaining data-dependent and gathering more economic evidence before tinkering with borrowing costs.
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But after the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) last month rejected Perry's proposal to require many coal and nuclear plants to be paid higher rates, the Energy Department is again tinkering with the emergency aid order.
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While he was building Benlai into an e-commerce powerhouse, the young entrepreneur spent his spare time tinkering with robotics and programming in much the same way he had since he was a child, Yue said.
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The pair you didn't know your sweat-centric wardrobe was missing was created by Sydney-based wearable tech company Wearable Experiments (We:eX), which has been tinkering with tech-addled apparel designs for the past three years.
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But his starburst of a first half was born of a winter of work — tinkering with and refining the mechanics of his swing after a rude introduction to the big leagues last August, when he batted .
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Most of the people appearing onstage are regular folks applying for patents and tinkering with plastic molds in their garages, dreaming of the sorts of modestly profitable businesses that no real venture capitalist would ever touch.
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In the years that followed, tinkering with the scoring to better account for scientific research, job requirements, the motivational effect of high or low scores, age and gender became a main preoccupation of Army fitness policy.
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After moving back home to Berlin in the summer of 240, she started building an archive of novel materials that she'd been tinkering with earlier that decade, during her student days at London's Central Saint Martins.
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There isn't any video incorporated yet, but the group wants to include video (otherwise, how would you be able to see what you're doing as the owner?) and has been tinkering with different ways of using it.
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It's easy to switch up your routine by changing the type of toy you're using, putting the toy (or your hands) in a different place, varying the vibration setting, or tinkering with a number of other variables.
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I am fascinated with the system and process of the restaurant and prefer to spend my time tinkering with the production systems and kitchen layouts or reading management books and learning to work with and motivate people.
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There was so much tech packed into my test car that I spent the entire week tinkering with the car's settings until it was finally set to my liking… just in time to return it to BMW.
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Image: NASAEngineers and hobbyists have been tinkering with electric aviation for years, but the idea has gained some real momentum recently, with companies like Boeing and Airbus launching dedicated research programs into hybrid-electric and electric propulsion.
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He also found that Oculus was effectively tricking the PC into thinking it was using a smaller video format, but was able to override that by tinkering with it so as to only receive the raw data.
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From promising venture to a basement full of parts Grayston was around 28-years-old when he began tinkering with the idea for his affordable 3D printer when he couldn't afford the expensive ones on the market.
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Westworld In his Godlike capacity as the creative director and visionary behind Westworld, Dr. Ford has been tinkering with the mental capacities of the park's android hosts, like adding "reveries" that draw on memories of previous constructs.
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The plan signals that the EPA has opted against tinkering with the existing rule — which was never seen as a likely course of action — or scrapping it altogether, a decision that would have almost certainly drawn lawsuits.
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These drawings show the influence of Zap Comix, Mad magazine, automotive design training, and a childhood in Illinois when boys learned to become jack-of-all-trades from their fathers by tinkering with do-it-yourself projects.
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When Ben Branson started tinkering with a copper still he bought on the internet, toying with herbal distillate recipes from a 303th-century book of medicinal tinctures, being trendy is probably not what he had in mind.
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His odd twists of culture have most often come in the form of whimsical oil paintings, including Christopher Walken tinkering with a robot in his garage workshop ("Lazy Sunday Afternoon") and Bea Arthur wrestling raptors ("Killing Machine").
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"My projects tend to develop over years, beginning with scattered notes; then I start puttering and tinkering with ideas, voices, descriptions, and then I progress to some serious fooling around," he told Yale Literary Magazine in 2013.
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When they noticed the pigeon's eyes spun around in their sockets in response to this assault, and the birds struggled to stand up or walk around, the scientists realized they were tinkering with the seat of balance.
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Our tinkering with life's building blocks, and our ancestor's manipulation of plants and herbs as medicines and their use of neem branches as toothpaste or the cultivation of plants like corn has been going on for millennia.
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In addition to multi-factor authentication, Airbnb is also adding SMS alerts to let people stay up to date about changes made to their account in the event a stranger has gained access and starts tinkering with settings.
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Our argument was that Twitter was clearly prepping for a possible sale, despite all their protestations to the contrary, because it has not been able to grow independently and its persistent tinkering with its product has not worked.
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And growing the animal cells—whether in a petri dish, as other lab-grown meat companies are tinkering with, or on these gelatin fibers—is still a tricky process that requires the right temperature, moisture, and nutrient content.
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The highly valued startup is tinkering with ways to integrate its services into AI home devices like the Amazon Echo, Airbnb's product VP Joe Zadeh said on Wednesday at VentureBeat's MobileBeat conference, which focused on AI and bots.
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McDonald's, which recently has been tinkering with its iconic menu items to keep customers interested, announced that the Big Mac would be also available in a mini and a grand size for a few weeks in early 2017.
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Our argument was that Twitter was clearly prepping for a possible sale, despite all their protestations to the contrary, because it has not been able to grow independently and its persistent tinkering with its product have not worked.
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Doom II, a good game about shooting big honkin' demons, was released in 1994 and has remained relevant to this day thanks to video game modders who keep creating new content and tinkering with it in interesting ways.
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I understand the impulse to avoid tinkering with a formula that worked so well the first time around, and there's a whole new generation of kids ready to dive into this world for the first time alongside Dory.
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Because so many parts of our lives revolve around tools that run off copyrighted software, anti-circumvention rules can effectively ban people from tinkering with their own devices in ways that have nothing to do with preventing piracy.
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" -- David K. Randall, author of Dreamland: Adventures in the Strange Science of Sleep Read: How to pick a mattress And if all else fails ... "The great era of tinkering with sleep aids was popular in early modern Europe.
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In Nigeria, the will of the people, which lies at the very heart of democracy, appears to be a conditioned will, one that does not extend to even a mild tinkering with the constituent parts of the nation.
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Open marriages, like traditional marriages, fall apart for all kinds of reasons, but probably the most common one is that the marriage in question was troubled enough that no amount of tinkering with its parameters could save it.
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In short, some tech companies have tightly controlled the repair processes around their products for years, and many even suggest that tinkering with a product will void its warranty (while a federal statute restricts these kinds of conditions).
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His timepieces were made by tinkering with precise little tools and jewelry lathes in his bedroom, then, in the last few decades of his life, in a large, airy workshop at his property on the Isle of Man.
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For most of human history, our tinkering with the body has been confined to its surfaces; now technology enables us to regulate hearts and brains, replicate and even create organs, or, potentially, to render other body parts obsolete.
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Training on softer surfaces, such as trails or grass, might lessen the buffeting around the kneecap, she says, as could tinkering with shoes, mileage or running form, although any changes to training routines should be feathered in gradually.
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Officials conceded that if a foreign power began tinkering with the registration rolls or vote-tallying systems on Tuesday — a process run by the states — it was unlikely that direct evidence would show up on the center's screens.
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Rupert Myers: After we got word of the Corbyn and Abbott motorbike saga, we came up with the plot in the space of about 20 minutes, and since then there hasn't been a lot of tinkering with that.
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In an effort to improve trading to help small companies, Congress inserted into a 2012 law known as the JOBS act a requirement that the SEC should consider tinkering with its rules about how bids and offers are denominated.
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For example, you can override the font choices and colors chosen by website designers to make the pages easier on the eyes in Mozilla Firefox by tinkering with the program's settings; Firefox add-ons like NoSquint may also help.
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The second is to establish a sustainable stream of funding for the subway system; Bo's suggestions include tinkering with existing sales and state taxes, a non-resident (or "pied-a-terre") property tax, and a restored Commuter Transportation Tax.
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Federico Carminati, a physicist at CERN, admits that today's quantum computers wouldn't give researchers anything more than classical machines, but, undeterred, he's started tinkering with IBM's prototype quantum device via the cloud while waiting for the technology to mature.
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The National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine concluded that tinkering with the genetics of what we eat doesn't produce the "Frankenfood" monster some opponents claim — but it isn't feeding the world with substantially increased yields, as proponents promised.
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Suzuki continued to hone his approach, making adjustments like tinkering with the distance of the sloped board placed in front of the mound off which batting practice pitchers throw, just in case he was asked to do it again.
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Scientists are already tinkering with CRISPR to edit out diseases like HIV, reduce our reliance on petrochemicals, treat Alzheimer's and cancer, and engineer plants to address food insecurity — and that's just a small sampling of CRISPR's far-reaching impact.
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Android David (Michael Fassbender), stranded on a planet where he had killed everybody else (namely the godlike Engineers), starts tinkering with the DNA of an alien pathogen created by said Engineers and the beasts that result from said pathogen.
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He was the only one hurt in the explosion Mikula was tinkering with chemicals when they "blew up in his face" and set off an explosion that ripped through his East Boston apartment Sunday night, Boston police Commissioner William Evans said.
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Barring more ambitious (and disruptive) ideas like paying companies a prize for new drugs, tinkering with formularies and better defining quality so as to better pay for it are likely the incremental, maddeningly slow paths to addressing high drug costs.
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After being spoiled by the madness that was the Boogie-to-Pelicans trade, the NBA world was forced to sit through yet another dull deadline day, where all our tinkering with ESPN's trade machine tool ultimately proved to be a waste.
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Apple's HomeKit platform is the easiest option for someone who wants to start tinkering with smart home tech, and a smart speaker expands that ease of use — but only so far as it can actually get into the spaces people live.
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A lot of this will depend on what Apple makes available to developers — right now, there's no word on when these tools will start rolling out to third parties to start tinkering with beyond "next year," much less a consumer release.
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Taking the "farm-to-table" concept the to the next level, he controls the supply chain for practically everything he does and has often spent years, or even decades, tinkering with an aged cheese or crusty bread before he's satisfied.
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Now, it appears that Google has taken a lot of the knowledge there and integrated it into its Pixel devices to help ease the pain of picking a photo or tinkering with all the settings to capture the perfect shot.
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Whether it's adding the ability to re-deploy your glider or making explosives deal damage through structures, Epic is always tinkering with ways to make Fortnite's skill gap — or the delta between the best players and the average ones — smaller.
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Experts meeting in London this week said the science toolkit was improving fast and the cost of synthesizing DNA was now 100 times cheaper than in 2003, although uncertainties remain about regulation and the public's appetite for tinkering with life.
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We'll never know how Games 3 and 4 would've played out with a healthy Rondo, but, regardless, give Stevens credit for remodeling his rotation, tinkering with his defensive coverages, and for discovering a new way to attack Chicago's big men.
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West is still tinkering with the final arrangements and mixes of each song — he's changed at least a dozen tracks this week — meaning The Life of Pablo's Tidal availability has been more like a public beta than a true, final release.
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In other ways, they remain trapped in the mental world of the long '90s, when pragmatists were supposed to limit themselves to tinkering with the status quo—a way of thinking that helped produce today's populist revolts in the first place.
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In my grandfather's case, his passion for tinkering with the human brain was driven in part by a very private goal: He was desperate to find a surgical cure for mental illness, because his wife, my grandmother, was mentally ill.
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There are also fears that hackers could try to disrupt the election, whether that means tinkering with voter registration rolls or an attack on a company that provides key information to voters who are trying to find their polling sites.
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One hundred years after first musing on, tinkering with, and ultimately leaving behind what may be his most personal work, J.R.R. Tolkien's Beren and Lúthien was finally released in bookstores across the globe on Thursday, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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Well, like a number of other chefs, Mr. Barson has been tinkering with this irresistible staple: His version is a composite of many thin layers of potato that's cooked, allowed to set, cut into French fry shapes and fried splinteringly crisp.
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Rachel Klein, the senior director of advocacy and strategy for the EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases, which was founded by a drug industry executive, said policymakers need to be careful about tinkering with a program that has been around for decades.
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The antipathy Mr. Macron inspires is no doubt a measure of the depth of the change he is introducing in France — a country comfortable yet complacent to its critics — where any tinkering with tradition comes with complaint and at great risk.
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The problems with such tax incentives begin with the basic fact that companies generally spend just a few percent of their revenues on state and local taxes, so tinkering with the exact rate often doesn't make much of an impression.
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Dunkin', previously known as Dunkin' Donuts, revamped itself to change everything from its logo, store decor and menu to better compete with rivals, which are also tinkering with menu items and store ambience in a cut-throat U.S. coffee market.
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"Her deal is dead and I don't think honestly that tinkering with it is going to make very much difference if any difference at all," Major, who campaigned to stay in the EU ahead of the 2016 referendum, told BBC Radio.
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He had also reportedly been trying to convince the government of the southern province of Hainan to launch IVF clinics that specialized in germline editing — which involves tinkering with the DNA in embryos, eggs, and sperm to alter heritable traits.
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There was, as well, an ulterior motive — sort of — in that Ms. Ch'ien is tinkering with a new concept for 2 Duck Goose, which was named Best Restaurant in Gowanus in 2014 by the Village Voice, and wanted to check out the competition.
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It's not unearned: Hobbyists have been tinkering with microcontrollers forever, but the Arduino platform offered (and still offers) tools that allow pretty much anyone to start programming LEDs, robots, and lots and lots of backyard weather stations just out of the box.
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Yet the process for connecting AirPods to your Mac can be notably more annoying, often requiring a cumbersome amount of tinkering with the Bluetooth drop-down menu and sometimes even demanding that you turn Bluetooth off and on again to establish a link.
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A third way that Material Impact is approaching startups is by taking ideas that universities have been tinkering with and turning them into companies, giving the universities a stake in the company and the promise of upside if the companies take off.
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ABOUT THE BLACKHAWKS (41-23-6): Coach Joel Quenneville traditionally isn't shy about tinkering with his lines, and Tuesday's practice saw Kane paired with captain Jonathan Toews and Tomas Fleischmann while Russians Artemi Panarin and Artem Anisimov were joined by veteran Marian Hossa.
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ET, FSN Southwest (Dallas), FSN North (Minnesota) ABOUT THE MAVERICKS (22-23): Dallas is still tinkering with the rotation and moved center Andrew Bogut back into the starting lineup on Saturday alongside Dirk Nowitzki while Dorian Finney-Smith came off the bench.
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Anki hopes Cozmo will have an effect similar to Microsoft's Kinect With a beta version of the SDK launching alongside Cozmo in October, Anki hopes everyone from young kids all the way up to research scientists will try tinkering with the robot.
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There will always be those who are happy tinkering with any gadget and learning how it works, but potentially, those who may be less interested in building games, might be more interested in figuring out how a digital camera works and customising it.
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Ukraine has been Mr. Putin's favorite cybertarget, the petri dish where the Russian leader has tried out many of the techniques he later turned on the United States, like influence operations, tinkering with voter systems and riddling the electric grid with malware.
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The slump was primarily attributable to Facebook's tinkering with the News Feed to favor more meaningful interactions, which CEO Mark Zuckerberg said back in November was a long-term plan to improve the product and prevent more widespread abuse from bad actors.
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But what you discover when you're president is that the institutions and programs and things that you have put in place and built — if you've done a good job and you've done them sensibly — you know, in some cases may need tinkering with.
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A Gatorade representative did not respond to an email for comment about the specific timing of the new product line's introduction, how it differs from its current products or whether the company was concerned about tinkering with a tried-and-true formula.
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"Bright" marks Netflix's latest excursion into big-budget filmmaking, but it's such a muddled concept as to suggest that the service would be better off tinkering with art-house items and Adam Sandler comedies until it can figure out a coherent strategy.
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Active management could include propagating corals in the lab, re-introducing critical species that have been lost, pumping cold water up from the deep ocean, or tinkering with coral genetics—in addition to dealing with underlying problems of pollution, development, and climate change.
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No one enjoys when technology just isn't working like it's supposed to — and the reasons behind those malfunctions can translate to hours spent tinkering with your device, or even hundreds of dollars spent trying to get it back to where it should be.
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He's been tinkering with the technology for this Flyboard model for three years (a water-powered hoverboard he invented in 2011 shared the same name) in part with the help of a French military grant he received last year totaling roughly $1.4 million.
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Ever since Chinese scientists cloned a female goat in 2000, they have succeeded in producing the world's first primate clones, editing the embryos of monkeys to insert genes associated with autism and mental illness, and creating superstrong dogs by tinkering with their genes.
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Besides tinkering with electronics, Page also played saxophone growing up, and he once told Fortune that his musical training in part led "to the high-speed legacy of Google" (Apparently he also tried to pick up percussion in the last few years).
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Photo: PixabayIn a blow to manufacturers that use digital rights management (DRM) protections to prevent consumers from tinkering with their own property, the Library of Congress has adopted new rules allowing anyone to hack the software of their devices for the purpose of performing repairs.
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Like I say, though, tinkering with the innards yourself will invalidate that warranty — so there's really no middle ground here, you're signing up for the full Corsair hand-holding experience with this PC. Not that I'd encourage anyone to mess around inside the Corsair One.
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Brought into law by the 2010 Dodd Frank Act, the Volcker Rule is one of the most politically sensitive post-crisis rules and any changes will be closely-watched by Democratic critics, who warn tinkering with it could increase risks to the financial system.
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The movie does boast a strong central performance from Emily Blunt as Rachel, the booze-swilling passenger, and makes a passable attempt at preserving its literary feel through her narration, while tinkering with the story to complete the tricky journey from page to screen.
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The narrative that China is only tinkering with its coal policy, like it has done previously, is beginning to lose credibility since the ban appears to be particular to Australia, according to Vivek Dhar, associate director for mining and energy commodities at the Commonwealth Bank.
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With just days left in the legislative session, state political leaders are struggling to get on the same page, with legislators split on options like taxes, the depth of budget cuts and tinkering with the annual dividend most Alaskans receive for living here. Gov.
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Brought into law by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, the Volcker Rule is one of the most politically sensitive post-crisis rules and any changes will be closely-watched by Democratic critics, who warn tinkering with it could increase risks to the financial system.
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What was novel was that, unlike the usual centrist Democrat call for more job training and an expansion of the earned-income tax credit, this was not about tinkering with the old tax-and-transfer liberalism but about changing the fundamental structure of the economy.
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I've spent a lot of time doing things that I like to do like riding my old bike and tinkering with old cars … Things that I felt like I wasn't having any time to do and not really having a great deal of time.
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After thirty years as a state senator, with three decades of frustration at getting nothing more than tinkering with this dysfunctional system, I saw the need to offer a blueprint for people around the country who are eager for a health system that works.
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By the same token, many of those who are battling climate change and building movements for economic justice understand that merely tinkering with our political and economic systems will not end poverty or avert climate disaster, nor will mere resistance to the status quo.
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It's hard to say whether Apple will ever fully get behind people tinkering with their own iPhones at home, but Thursday's news is still a "big step forward," says Larry O'Connor, who runs Woodstock, Illinois-based Other World Computing, a Mac parts and accessories business.
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As long as you don't mind hashing out the Han Shot First debate for the millionth time, thanks to yet another edit to the 42-year-old film, courtesy of George "Please Give Me a Job So That I Stop Tinkering With This Franchise" Lucas.
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There's a growing food scene that focuses on fresh ingredients and unconventional combinations and the roughly 200 wineries that call Santa Barbara County home are constantly tinkering with new blends of the more than 50 grape varieties that grow in its patchwork of microclimates.
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Mr. West's "The Life of Pablo" arrived online as a work in progress that he was still tinkering with; the fact that it was streaming, in files that he could replace at whim, allowed him to keep tweaking it long after its release date.
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"The fundamental problem of geoengineering solutions is the monumental danger of tinkering with a complex system that we don't fully understand—Earth's climate system and the delicate, complex web of ecosystems that it supports," renowned climate scientists Michael Mann wrote in 2016's The Madhouse Effect.
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Conservatives contest that the Pope is tinkering with what is written in the Bible and has been affirmed throughout centuries in the Catholic Church on marriage: that a divorced person who is remarried without an annulment may not receive communion, because the second marriage is considered adulterous.
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With Mr. Trump and his supporters on the lookout for any maneuvering that can be construed as a backdoor attempt to cheat him of the nomination, establishment-aligned Republicans see little to be gained by tinkering with procedures that could well be disregarded before the July convention.
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Many believe that Klinsmann's constant tinkering with lineups and formations has kept the United States team from growing tactically, and some believe that the Americans' collapse in the second half against Costa Rica last week was indicative of Klinsmann's no longer being able to motivate his players.
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"The Terminator" (1984) James Cameron's sci-fi concept saw the future in more ways than one, lifting Arnold Schwarzenegger's career as a killer cyborg and providing the template for a host of movies about technology run amok and tinkering with the timeline to save the world.
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But the global system was still serving narrow interests, and the change that was needed went beyond simply "tinkering with education or credit for poor people or ... putting the word 'inclusive' in front of every possible economic process you can imagine and believing you've solved the problem".
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This is a message area that Democrats have been tinkering with for a couple of years now, and Booker's focus on monopsony and labor markets connects it directly to widespread anxiety about why even a falling unemployment rate isn't leading to meaningfully higher pay for most workers.
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Even if tinkering with classics annoys you, it would be hard to be disappointed with Mr. Herbert's eely Hill or the delicious enthusiasm of the many children in the 41-person cast or the vivacity and variety of dance and song that Ms. Feore puts onstage.
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Ocean research is presented not as the work of a distant scientific elite, but of people who, to take one example, grew up tinkering with an auto-mechanic father, and later figured out how to add sophisticated acoustic equipment to a small submarine called DOR-E.
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Even though Professor Galluzzi, 76, has considerable hands-on experience tinkering with Leonardo and Galileo's manifold machines and instruments (from reconstructions of Leonardo's mechanical contraptions to Galileo's real-life telescopes housed in the museum's collection), one of his greatest achievements has been to cement their presence online.
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At Chihuly Studio on a recent afternoon, workers were assembling a huge glass chandelier for a university, tinkering with a sculpture scheduled for installation in Union Square Park in New York, and painting flower images on glass in three big warehouselike buildings in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the majority leader — who, along with Speaker Paul D. Ryan, had opposed the proposal — lobbed a pointed question at his fellow Republicans, according to two people present: Had they campaigned on repealing the Affordable Care Act, or tinkering with an ethics office?
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At a young age my mother was a hobbyist so I grew up with her having a dark room in the basement and me kind of tinkering with that and watching the magic of seeing a photo appear on photographic paper when it's in the chemicals.
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And as I sit there, tinkering with his hair sliders on my 55" 4K TV, I'll suddenly be 15 years old again, squinting at my 13" CRT telly in my bedroom, chuckling away to myself as I choose just the right brightness of red for my friend Jake's hair.
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Work just published in Nature Medicine by Wei Xinzhu and Rasmus Nielsen of the University of California, Berkeley, though, confirms the suggestion that tinkering with CCR5 of those who are not ill, as a prophylactic against the chance that they might one day encounter HIV, is a bad idea.
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Citing sources familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reported Tuesday that Apple plans to create original podcasts to better compete with the likes of like Spotify, which recently acquired Gimlet, Parcast, and Anchor and appears to be tinkering with how best to serve its podcast offerings to its consumer base.
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It's another modular Raspberry Pi-powered laptop but this time they've reduced the number of steps needed to put it together, as well as adding a slider keyboard design so the Qwerty panel can be pulled out to provide access to a rail for mounting and tinkering with electronics.
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Coastal West Africa is up first, and Mr. Caranda-Martin is already tinkering with the opening menu of goat head stew, lamb shanks braised in palm nut sauce, and a mix of seafood — both fresh and fermented — poached in a bright, spicy broth tingling with West African chiles.
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Dr. Mary Ganguli, a professor of psychiatry, neurology and epidemiology at the University of Pittsburgh, said people often came in reporting that they or a family member had stopped doing something they always enjoyed, like baking a certain Thanksgiving dessert or tinkering with the lawn mower in springtime.
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For Mr. West, an iconoclast fixated on new artistic paths and distribution systems, the soft rollout of "Pablo" allowed him to play by his own rules, which in this case included updating beats, tweaking lyrics and tinkering with the track list even after the album's so-called release.
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The company has, of course, been ramping up its efforts to expand in developing countries (including — at long last — the launch of a pared-down Android app), but to grow in another way, it's been tinkering with many more ways to improve engagement with the users it already has.
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" When The Verge responded, "The concern is that, once you start tinkering with Section 230, it would lead to even more censorship, directed by the government instead of the platforms," Hawley said, "The problem is that the dominant platforms are engaging in censorship now, there's just no recourse.
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Nate had a winning sense of curiosity and a steady temperament; he had grown up partly on the farm in nearby Holton, and had a lot of practical skills that did not come from school, but from hunting, tinkering with his truck and doing construction work with his father.
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Republican tax writers were tinkering with how to best reconcile differences between bills passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate, without exacerbating the deficit impact of legislation that could add as much as $1.5 trillion to the national debt over the next decade, according to independent estimates.
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In a state already drenched in partisan vitriol, the ruling reinforced the frequent complaint by Democrats that the Republicans who dominate the State Legislature have been constantly, aggressively tinkering with the rules of politics in every way they can think of, to gain advantages both large and small.
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But immigrant rights advocates say there are signs the Trump administration is already reshaping the system in more subtle ways: denying more visas, tinkering with the number of visas it makes available and redefining the qualifications to get them -- all things it can do without lawmakers' help. 4.
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As they awaited the robot parts sent by Mr. Kamen, they set up a workshop in the basement of Ms. Mahboob's parents' home in Herat, watching YouTube how-to videos and tinkering with scrap metal that their coach, Ms. Mahboob's brother, Alireza Mehraban, picked up in the market.
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We'll continue to update this article as new hubs come out — USB-C is still a relatively new market, and companies are still constantly tinkering with form factors, port selection, and design to hit the perfect balance — so be sure to check back if you're not buying a new laptop today.
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On a recent visit to the city, I caught up with Tobias at the former locomotive factory and iron foundry where construction is underway for a conversation about the local craft beer scene, tinkering with New Nordic ingredients, and what it's like for gypsy brewers to finally put down roots.
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The company says part of the reason for the gap is because it has been tinkering with it to get the product right: it's been testing it with a number of customers — there are now 100 using Talent Insights — with employees in departments like human resources, recruitment and marketing using it.
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Andy Stott talks about producing electronic music like a scientist tinkering with an experiment, using words like "synthesis" and "patterns coming together" to describe the feeling of building parts of a composition into a whole as if he were solving a series of formulas or trying to create a new compound.
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Even as his realistic portraits garnered acclaim, selected for shows at the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Biennial, and Close himself gravitated to the center of the New York art scene, he was also, in the relative privacy of his studio, tinkering with the very qualities he was becoming known for.
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Ms. Storesund is on hand to confront classroom dilemmas: When boys in the group for 3-year-olds refused to paint, or dance, and the group threatened to split along gender lines, she was brought in to unpack the problem, tinkering with the activities until she coaxed the boys back to equal participation.
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More broadly, while the international community's No. 1 priority for Belgium is that it not create a hotbed of terrorism at the heart of Europe, the No. 1 issue in Belgian politics is usually tinkering with the complicated fiscal and electoral formulas that preserve the peace between French speakers and Dutch speakers.
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"I've spent a lot of time with my kids" and also filled his days "doing things that I like to do like riding my old bike and tinkering with old cars … Things that I felt like I wasn't having any time to do and not really having a great deal of time," he said.
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The Red Sox have been tinkering with the lineup of late to try to jumpstart David Ortiz and moved red-hot Mookie Betts into the cleanup spot between the veteran slugger and Jackie Bradley Jr. on Monday, leading to key home runs from both Ortiz and Bradley in the 3-2 win over the Indians.
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The pair spent those two weeks tinkering with yarn, paper, and plastic pieces from existing board games, before settling on the earliest version of what would become the surprise 2014 hit Hitman Go. While many people left, preferring instead to take new jobs working on blockbusters, others, like Routon, saw the news as a challenge.
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If there are members of Congress who believe that the package will change Mr. Putin's behavior — convince him of the merits of returning Crimea to Ukraine, perhaps, or persuade him to stop his hacker friends from tinkering with foreign elections — they might be interested in a decommissioned North Korean reactor I have for sale.
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Beyond Trump's petulant temperament, character deficit and consistent dishonesty, his "flexibility" on a litany of policies from threatening to abandon our longtime partners in Europe, admiration for strongmen like Russian President Vladimir Putin, dangerous protectionism (reminiscent of Hoover's disastrous policies of the 1920s) to tinkering with the party's pro-life platform are anathema to the foundation of the GOP.
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Before you start tinkering with Rainmeter, it's important to understand a couple of key terms: You should know that "skins" are essentially widgets; "skin suits" are groups of skins with the same aesthetic; and "themes" are set positions for skin suits and typically a matching wallpaperInstallation and getting startedYou can gab the latest version on the Rainmeter website.
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Back at the turn of the 21st century, Pomeroy was perfectly happy in his job as a meteorologist—"It wasn't a job I hated," he said—but he began tinkering with sports analytics on the side, wondering if he could somehow tweak or build on the systems that were already out there from numbers gurus like Jeff Sagarin.
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Elsewhere, tinkering with taxes has likely impacted Singapore's ranking – where a reduction in stamp duty from 16 to 12 percent has accompanied a rise back up the list – and London's where high levels of stamp duty, alongside affordability, are often cited as a key factor behind the 6.4 percent fall in prime residential prices in the past year.
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House Republicans first passed a health-care plan that financed tax cuts for the wealthy with cuts to Medicaid, then Senate Republicans failed to shepherd through more modest health-care reforms, and now the GOP is tinkering with a tax-reform framework that doesn't do enough to help middle-class families, as Ramesh Ponnuru has argued.
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Somewhere along the westward road from Louisiana to California, Vietnamese cooks began tinkering with the time-honored recipe: rather than simply boiling the crawfish in Cajun spices, they add a step of immediately cooling boiled crawfish and then tossing the mudbugs in a butter-based sauce that may also include garlic, onions, peppers, orange wedges, and lemongrass.
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After three decades of tinkering with our tax structure but nothing close to meaningful reform, there is now a real chance that our tax code can finally be rewritten in order to boost the economy, incentivize businesses to compete here at home and abroad, and deliver real benefits to working families who want jobs and opportunity.
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HSBC's Flint, who is on a panel advising the government on post-Brexit trading terms, said it would take several years for a bank in London to complete the "enormous task" of setting up a new subsidiary in the EU. Tinkering with London's financial "eco-system" could undermine new rules regulators have put in place since the 2007-09 financial crisis, Flint said.
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Uber has been tinkering with the idea of vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) craft for a while now, beginning with the release of a white paper late last year detailing what steps it thinks are required to help it get it get to the point where it might make sense to actually field an on-demand airborne ride hailing service.
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As soon as I clicked "send" on an email to Sandy that evening to tell her we wanted to make an offer, I began to alternate between worrying over the numbers, pacing around our tiny apartment kitchen, tinkering with commas in version 20 of our offer letter, and panicking about whether we were even making the right decision in the first place.
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In the name of austerity, MbS may be tempted to also cut back on princely allowances — even the most minor royal gets a stipend from the kingdom's oil revenues, based on a complicated formula related to size of family and closeness to the line of succession — but tinkering with this arrangement, estimated to cost several billions a year, may have adverse political consequences.
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And most important, we need not only the folks at MIT or Stanford or the NIH but also the mom in West Virginia tinkering with a 3-D printer, the girl on the South Side of Chicago learning to code, the dreamer in San Antonio seeking investors for his new app, the dad in North Dakota learning new skills so he can help lead the green revolution.
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While Shimoda is still tinkering with the menu, she says it will feature a variety of toasts on seed and nut breads (all gluten free); sandwiches, such as the pastrami-cured beet Reuben with a turmeric emulsion, celery and dill ("it's a big experience, with lots of spices and textures," she says); and buckwheat waffles with house-made raw Nutella, strawberries and smoked maple syrup.
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While Facebook's encrypted WhatsApp service is a boon to protesters, he says, the Chinese TikTok app censors mentions of protests even for users in the US. Zuckerberg clearly believed in what he was saying: Though his presentation was sometimes halting (maybe reflecting that he was tinkering with the speech until his deadline), his voice grew stronger when invoking Facebook as an instrument of empowerment.
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Mr. Trump never, in so many words, promoted the assassination of Hillary Clinton when addressing an election rally about the likely effect of her tinkering with the gun laws, but he avoided incitement only by making a sort of comic drama of his words — imagining what others might think or do, playing with future and conditional tenses, painting himself as innocent of any such intention himself.
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To accomplish the former, there are already internal conversations about potentially hiring a small team of journalists to curate news for the section, per my source... Zuckerberg also said he wants to build the new section in a "consultive way," allowing "experts in the field" to provide feedback... Behind the scenes... Facebook execs "have been discussing and tinkering with" a News tab "for months," Recode's Peter Kafka reported Monday.
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Speaking to Noisey over the phone from Toronto, ( *full disclosure: the interview in this article was provided by Apple) the man born Matthew Samuels says that "Pound Cake" (he didn't work on "Paris Morton Music 2," as that was mainly done by Detail) is the result of his tinkering with an instrumental sketch that fellow producers Jordan Evans and Matthew Burnett presented to him, which already had the unearthly vocal sample of Ellie Goulding's "Don't Say a Word" present.
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The now 28-year-old shared with Business Insider how she ultimately overcame both devastations to emerge as the CEO and founder of a multimillion-dollar company that has donated over half a million headbands to kids with cancer, and according to Ekstrom has reached every children&aposs hospital in the US.An internship sparks the idea for Headbands of HopeWhile Ekstrom maintained that she never really thought about becoming an entrepreneur, she was still "always tinkering with something" when she was growing up.
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The pair spent those two weeks tinkering with yarn, paper, and plastic pieces from existing board games, before settling on the earliest version of what would become the surprise 2014 hit Hitman Go. The studio then followed that up with a similarly successful game based on Tomb Raider, and today sees the launch of another turned-based adventure, this time set in the cyberpunk future of Deus Ex. With the Go series, Square Enix Montreal has carved out its own niche, creating something unique in the game development space.
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