Failed states, the complex democratic transitions, demographic transitions, which is one of the main challenges facing Africa.
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Presidential transitions have always existed in some capacity, enshrined in law in the Presidential Transitions Act of 1963.
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"When one person in a family transitions, everyone transitions," Shelly Pfefferman, played by Judith Light, says in one scene.
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This is a business who understands how to get through these transitions and manage subscriber bases through these transitions.
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Researchers have also observed quantum phase transitions in high-temperature superconductors, although the significance of the phase transitions is still unclear.
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Just like you have transitions of electrons in an excited atom, you can have transitions of particles in the gravitational wave atom.
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The 48-page report primarily outlines how presidential transitions are run, but also compares how ethical recommendations were followed in various transitions.
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Her previous New York Times best-seller, "Untangled: Guiding Teenage Girls Through the Seven Transitions into Adulthood," revealed the normal developmental transitions that turn girls into grownups.
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Plexamp also includes some other nifty features, like normalizing playback from songs on various albums, a lack of a playback gap, and "smart transitions," or seamless transitions between songs.
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The advantage of using a nucleus is that its energy transitions occur at much higher frequencies than electron transitions, which would allow for even more precise measurements of time.
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I got huge access to the Chinese leadership, and I've had ... You talk about market transitions, and Kara, I have a lot of weaknesses, but I get market transitions right.
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Yet as Sovacool notes in his study, "the implication here is that energy transitions have no magic formula;" rather, the nature and effectiveness of energy transitions are largely context dependent.
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Though Transitions lenses get a bad reputation for their inherent geekiness, even the most ardent haters might warm to newly announced Acuvue Oasys contact lenses with Transitions Light Intelligent Technology.
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"When one person in a family transitions, everyone transitions," Shelly (Judith Light), Maura's ex-wife, says early in the season, while testing out her autobiographical one-woman show (Title: "To Shel and Back").
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"Bitcoin in 2018 transitions from something that is viewed as a social phenomenon and very quickly transitions into an established institutional phenomenon," Bartek Ringwelski, bitFlyer's U.S. COO, told CNBC in a phone interview.
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"Transitions are important for a number of reasons," said Burke.
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Transitions are always chaotic; even Mr Romney's would have been.
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But then he transitions to something a little more controversial.
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It's too aware of how all endings are actually transitions.
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This is a profound full moon for facing difficult transitions.
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The things that really slipped my mind were the transitions.
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Appointment of such task forces became common in presidential transitions.
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Getting hormones for gender transitions is almost always even harder.
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No public elections are needed, and jarring transitions are rare.
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That was an awesome set of transitions to go through.
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Whitworth used seamless transitions whenever possible, and avoided traditional cuts.
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Careful planning and strong supports help to ease these transitions.
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You see the struggle, the missteps and the harrowing transitions.
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The phone transitions quickly between screens and apps load quickly.
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I love the transitions, and the small things they're adding.
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Since then, they've been supporting each other throughout their transitions.
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"We got them in transitions," Toronto Coach Greg Vanney said.
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The transitions are fuzzy, less jarring, everything is dreamy here.
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"Economic transitions work against smaller America," Mr. Muro told me.
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Conservatives are inventing a "syndrome" to undermine young people's transitions.
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A looking at transitions and possibilities, but also at endings.
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Such transitions have been seen as essential to democracy's survival.
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Transitions between characters in direct conversation, however, are less tidy.
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"As we've discussed before, transitions can be tough," Menaker said.
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Change is coming to Myanmar as it transitions to democracy.
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That can be enough, especially in its transitions and excursions.
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TikTok meanwhile provides several motion blur filters and pixelated transitions.
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The conversation quickly transitions to something else without much explanation.
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As much as Trump needed modesty, his paragraphs needed transitions.
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I believe that ceramic speaks about longevity but also transitions.
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Radio transitions to the lander are delayed by several minutes.
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I also experimented a fair amount with iMovie's built-in transitions.
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You can add some pretty sick-looking text transitions in iMovie.
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The two of us have lived through several of these transitions.
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Not all the photography in Transitions adheres to a photojournalistic framework.
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Such transitions from politics to cable news are far from unusual.
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Microsoft blames the "timing of product lifecycle transitions" for the miss.
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I think we do a really poor job of recognizing transitions.
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Is size the main factor that matters in these phase transitions?
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Transitions, even exciting ones, are a perfect petri dish for vulnerability.
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POLITICAL TRANSITIONS are rarely plain sailing in Papua New Guinea (PNG).
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It even transitions nicely into nighttime if you add some jewelry.
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Back to school season is a time of year about transitions.
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Similar transitions occur for other compounds, like carbon monoxide and ammonia.
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Prior to World War II, presidential transitions were informal and leisurely.
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Their transitions from boys to men have been pretty smooth sailing.
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Having spent decades in government, I've witnessed my share of transitions.
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In the end, presidential transitions are not just about intense staffing.
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Cédric Tiberghien, at the piano, handled the transitions with seamless agility.
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That then transitions back into a more naturally skinned bear-creature.
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The story then transitions to a note listing Schumer's voting recommendations.
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The movie at this point transitions into a broad political allegory.
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So in this season of transitions, consider the old-fashioned letter.
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You can create swift transitions between what you choose to see.
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It also went through a period of ownership and leadership transitions.
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I don't have an opinion about their religion or their transitions.
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During their absence, the Taliban have gone through two leadership transitions.
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Later, we arrived at the first of our run-swim transitions.
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The Transitions team usually works with patients for about six months.
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For Mr. Volker, it has been a week of many transitions.
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The video transitions to slow motion as the militant beheads Salem.
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He travels a rising arc and automatically transitions to adjacent walls.
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Life intrudes, as children and the film's abruptly edited transitions underscore.
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Did you notice a change in their tone during these transitions?
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Fleeting retail interactions can also help people during major life transitions.
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You've chosen a transition in a work that's full of transitions.
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"She had lost a lot in all those transitions," Laverne adds.
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The poems work by juxtaposition with no transitions between the images.
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The investments would also help reduce market risks associated with transitions.
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After a few false starts, DJ Stacia transitions into another track.
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"Transitions" turned out to be notes she'd taken on a book published in 1980 called "Transitions: Making Sense of Life's Changes," by William Bridges, who'd started out as a professor of American literature, a scholar of transcendentalism.
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Transitions are generally taken seriously, because anything can happen on Day One.
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Others, however, feel that phase transitions may not be the right tool.
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Indeed, compared with many earlier transitions, his effort doesn't look too bad.
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Then, she transitions to less-glamorous moments full of sweat and grit.
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That's from Herminia Ibarra, an organizational behavioral specialist who studies career transitions.
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Leadership transitions are often accompanied by natural comings and goings of employees.
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The main analogy you use throughout the book is of phase transitions.
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This is where the movie transitions from pure science-fiction into horror.
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Africa has now had decent transitions via elections at least 45 times.
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He's just a difficult kid who transitions into a scared little boy.
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To make those transitions requires a willingness to solicit advice and feedback.
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Her focus: guiding women investors through life's transitions, including divorce and death.
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He was so creative with his transitions, and his scratching was sick!
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It's a slightly new style that permits automatic transitions between two modes.
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In addition, there are a couple executive changes as Woodside transitions out.
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Second of all, you get stops and transitions, it's easier to score.
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New truth is always a go-between, a smoother-over of transitions.
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I presented these transitions against the backdrop of group versus individual selection.
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The album is riddled with extended transitions, orchestral outros, and beat loops.
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It transitions seamlessly through an extremely tight-radius circle, finessed and smart.
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"Listen, man, transitions happen at the show," the 28-year-old continued.
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We need to accelerate transitions, deepen their speed and broaden their reach.
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There aren't good examples in history of such rapid, far-reaching transitions.
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"About 80 percent of the transitions were totally fine," said Ms. Hiniker.
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Released in 1993, the album marked a few significant transitions for Sepultura.
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However, sound prioritization makes transitions much smoother and easier to cope with.
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Roth says following her intuition was essential to her several career transitions.
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This suede minidress seamlessly transitions from those late-summer days into fall.
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In between the great lines, we see hideous wigs and poor transitions.
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How did you decide when to make these transitions in your career?
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Funding transitions and job creation for all fossil-fuel industry workers & communities.
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But as companies go through these transitions, it's not necessarily smooth ride.
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Actual beautiful transitions are happening if you know what to look for.
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The key players in transitions are usually of the president-elect's party.
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Previous transitions between Fortnite seasons have been short, often lasting just hours.
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It transitions easily and knows to avoid carpet while in mopping mode.
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Sweden and its Nordic brethren have proved successful at managing such transitions.
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The company's retail earnings also declined 14 percent, impacted by ongoing store transitions.
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With so much ground to cover, transitions can seem glib or head-spinning.
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But some context on transitions helps explain why the two men are talking.
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We all must grow through the transitions between the chapters of our lives.
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Further north, as the light diminishes, the wildlife transitions to creatures like sponges.
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The transitions that take place in a hair salon can be very powerful.
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"Transitions are inherently stressful, but we do grow through change," Dr. Amsellem says.
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The transitions, the shifts, the giving way, watching the dancers watch each other.
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Ecuador shows that transitions from populist rule can potentially be constructive and consensual.
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Company transitions are always challenging, but this year Microsoft's rise really stood out.
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An animation showcasing how the Totem smoothly transitions between AR and VR modes.
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The desk transitions between standing and sitting with the touch of a button.
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This is the third of four posts examining the evolution of presidential transitions.
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Liddell is no stranger to transitions, in both the public and private sector.
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Consequently, Stedman thinks they're likely involved in some major evolutionary transitions on Earth.
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Lots of presets filled with colorful filters and whimsical transitions for any mood.
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Yep. Do they prepare for transitions in the event a commander should fall?
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The key question is when raw material tightness transitions to refined metal tightness.
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Chief among the performances is Mort's, as he transitions into living as Maura.
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Simply put, when a farmer transitions to a GMO crop, the environment benefits.
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The Protocol's success is based on affordable, cost-effective and practical technology transitions.
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Drucker and Ernst met in 2008, before their mutual (and opposite) gender transitions.
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New leadership would come as President Greg Coleman transitions to an advisory role.
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It comes as a number of Asia's family-run businesses face leadership transitions.
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Slow down Some of the most difficult moments of parenting are the transitions.
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But there are also times when we create rushed transitions by overscheduling ourselves.
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The recall covers Transitions Three-in-One Combination Booster Seats made from Dec.
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There were six exercises per station, so altogether there were eighteen-plus transitions.
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When we were younger, we wouldn't really think about transitions all that much.
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In those transitions on their résumé, you can understand a lot of things.
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These are being phased out as Lupin transitions to more secure e-files.
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This is the fourth of four posts examining the evolution of presidential transitions.
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The Presidential Transitions Improvements Act of 2015 required presidents to create these entities.
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In lieu of transitions, he reaches for easy, but quite awkward, rhetorical questions.
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So both these institutions are reaching major transitions in a bit of flux.
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Sagittarius season is a crappy time of year, when autumn transitions to winter.
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I have learned two things from my interviews about making these transitions easier.
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The hue of his plumage transitions seamlessly from molten red to sunshine yellow.
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But once transitions begin, they tend to acquire a life of their own.
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Sometimes, the transitions between her songs and his, or vice versa, were awkward.
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So isn't it about time we started thinking about planning the transitions better?
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Back channels during presidential transitions are not unprecedented, but they are always fraught.
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There's the hand of a pro in the book's polished transitions and foreshadowing.
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The groom's stepmother is a founder of Partners for Transitions, a Carmel, Calif.
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He is also a contributor focusing on leadership and executive transitions for Forbes.com.
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Advisors can better provide value by helping clients navigate those transitions, he said.
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He suggested several books that helped him through job transitions and leadership challenges.
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The video transitions once again to focus on the creation of her highlighters.
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Hannity confirms the story, then immediately transitions to a car chase --> http://bit.
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Ahead, five trans women share the poignant beauty moments that shaped their transitions.
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However, we did not know whether stroke risk is affected by DST transitions.
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The film's grainy sequences and snatched transitions bore the hallmarks of home editing.
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You can also add transitions between the video clips before saving your project.
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This setup has been protected through repeated transitions into and out of democracy.
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In addition, we have crucial conversations about health options including through life transitions.
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This is the second of four posts examining the evolution of presidential transitions.
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No details on the forecast were provided due to management transitions, the retailer said.
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Globally, many other middle-income countries also are experiencing similar demographic and economic transitions.
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Those drastic alterations in physical properties are called phase transitions, and physicists love them.
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Major transitions, whether planned or not, usually mean adjusting to a new financial reality.
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But that eccentricity, the gameplay transitions that happen across any given stage, isn't unprecedented.
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History shows energy transitions - from wood to coal to oil - take a long time.
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CNN Opinion asked historians to give us some context with descriptions of transitions past.
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The screen then fades to black and transitions into Madison's first interview from Kindergarten.
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Elite families have clung on to their wealth and power through various political transitions.
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An even greater uncertainty concerns the storm activity that will accompany these temperature transitions.
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Here's a look at the smooth transitions in the new Netflix Collections 👇 pic.twitter.
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It seamlessly transitions between speakers, condensing bon mots from their courses into thematic playlists.
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Larsen will become executive chairman of the company — a common move in CEO transitions.
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You can use it to mashup tracks, sync beats, and create transitions with ease.
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One of the biggest reasons for this is its flawless use of scene transitions.
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It then transitions to a debunking of myths frequently pushed by people like them.
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The result will be a multi-stage life with transitions between different career stages.
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This movement through Scorpio may set off transitions that needed to happen, like, yesterday.
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No two transitions are alike, and little is known about Clinton's plans so far.
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Such transitions are almost never smooth; more so in the case of larger economies.
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As with all big transitions, how we design work in this moment will matter.
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"I feel, whether you're famous or not, transitions are scary for anybody,"she said.
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And rather than adapting well to frequent change, the A.D.H.D. brain finds transitions difficult.
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Eventually, Diaz transitions from the takedown into an armbar, which he drills four times.
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"I feel, whether you're famous or not, transitions are scary for anybody," she said.
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And we practice the transitions together before we bring them out on the road.
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How do we deal with landing impacts for smooth transitions between flight and walking?
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Indonesia has now directly elected two presidents; both transitions have been peaceful and orderly.
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But one new program is pioneering an adorable approach to making animals' transitions easier.
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There will be pain during transitions, but all will be better in the end.
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The biggest laughs in his set are in the transitions, not the prepared jokes.
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Events, people, and locations connect through quick transitions from one scene to the next.
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But examples from recent attempted transitions in nearby countries suggest it may be possible.
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The stake would be reduced over time, as the bank transitions to full independence.
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Engberg is a specialist on democratic transitions in Russia and the former Soviet Union.
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Sweden reformed its welfare system to focus on rapid transitions from unemployment to work.
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As Cerner transitions to the cloud, that information will come along for the ride.
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The archetypal modern piece was knotty and abstract, with angular gestures and abrupt transitions.
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Some aspects of presidential transitions have not changed substantially over the past few decades.
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The player also supports gapless playback, soft transitions and visualizations to accompany your music.
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"Think of all the transitions that country music has gone through," he points out.
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You can make it look like anything, but the transitions have to look seamless.
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They will be there as LET and the beat scene wrestles with the transitions.
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The crucial role played by major institutions, such as universities, in making these transitions.
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Emanuel said there was medium-term market volatility in past transitions of Fed chairs.
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As with many of her artistic transitions, she stumbled into performance seemingly by chance.
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It's a political one, designed to undermine the validity of these young people's transitions.
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Rian Johnson ("Looper") directed this installment, employing a record-low number of wipe transitions.
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Its gear transitions seamlessly from lounging on the couch to rushing through the airport.
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The task force also explored requiring transitions on all structures as soon as 2030.
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The website also includes quotes from people who say they regret their gender transitions.
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The game's rapid transitions, and a 23-second shot clock, kept the action fast.
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Journalists have to live with sharp transitions as they move from story to story.
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He did not provide a time frame for how long the transitions would take.
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The Roomba 960 effortlessly transitions from carpet to hard flooring without missing a beat.
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Open the camera app and the glass quickly transitions to show the triple cameras.
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The workforce has shown resilience during gradual transitions in the past, said Bin-Nun.
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Bridges ended up a management consultant, an adviser to C.E.O.s engaged in downsizing. Transitions?
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Regulations get bogged down in litigation and administration transitions, delaying implementation and increasing uncertainty.
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These democratic transitions were not — and could not have been — "imposed" from the outside.
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Perelmann's son's evenings, the graduate student reported, were now mere blurs of hat transitions.
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Transitions from Green Chimneys back to families and local schools can also be difficult.
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We also don't know if this is simply a normal occurrence during administration transitions.
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We do not support violent transitions of power, but we do support peaceful transitions of power, and we've seen those expressions in years past with the large demonstrations at the elections in 2009, the demonstrations that we see in the streets today.
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"Why Civil Resistance Works," co-authored by U.S. Institute of Peace Director of Nonviolent Action Maria Stephan, found that political transitions driven by civil resistance led to democratic outcomes 57 percent of the time, versus 6 percent for transitions driven by armed insurgencies.
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But, your crystal collection can reflect the transitions between winter, spring, summer, and fall, too.
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The video transitions into a glorious Hotline Bling-y pink and purple private dance party.
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The film transitions to a classroom setting, where the two boys sit near each other.
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Bringing low-carbon transitions to slums will require governments teaming up with communities, it said.
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Despite the transitions, she still seems to hold steadfast to one thing: her political beliefs.
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We knew how to make those transitions well, teaching these companies how to do it.
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Princess Eugenie knows there's nothing like an outfit that easily transitions from day to night.
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Will this be what transitions us from catchphrases like "Gimme Jimmy" to "Better Call Saul"?
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Some of the images in Transitions fall under the (broad) stylistic umbrella of documentary photography.
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And each of them started their transitions shortly before, or during, their time at Sephora.
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Arthur and I listed the number of life transitions we were in the midst of.
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Alphabet has confronted worrisome transitions before, such as the shift from desktop PCs to mobile.
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Oh, you know how to italicize a chunk of text and add transitions between slides?
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Frisk will also join the board, while Plank transitions to executive chairman and brand chief.
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On Thursday, Barnett said she was pleased with how those transitions were going so far.
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That creates the need for a nonpartisan head of state to manage transitions between governments.
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Compared to past transitions, the Thirteenth Doctor's pleased reaction to her reflection is pretty unusual.
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She added a GIF of the word "transitions" with an arrow pointing to Jerry's sunglasses.
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You can combine clips together, add music on top, insert transitions, and much more besides.
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Sometimes it seamlessly transitions into the sounds of buildings crumbling in response to plot points.
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As the final sign of the zodiac, Pisces is often associated with endings and transitions.
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The threat of automotive cyberattacks will only loom larger as society transitions to autonomous vehicles.
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It's sometimes said that the US has enjoyed 227 years of peaceful transitions of power.
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It's a world-class team that has experience in navigating precisely these kinds of transitions.
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Listen to them and pay special attention to market transitions to buy next generation products.
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She is interrupted several times by transitions and music stings reminiscent of the '90s sitcom.
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Product transitions used to take five or seven years; now they take one or two.
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This vehicle is half motorcycle, half jet ski and transitions effortlessly from land to water.
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We are dealing with a scarcity of good jobs and massive economic and cultural transitions.
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In your slideshow, you'll be able to customize things like slide transitions and background music.
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We are rightly proud of the fact that, here, we have peaceful transitions of power.
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For example, Trump is ahead of schedule on cabinet appointments when compared to past transitions.
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Before the new technology becomes a reality for consumers, two transitions need to take place.
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A creative spark is needed at Viacom as the media landscape lurches through difficult transitions.
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The report also says governments and companies need to help workers out during these transitions.
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Since their inception, these nonprofit programs have assisted in nearly 20,000 successful transitions for veterans.
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Baker, 33, was a bookkeeper at Transitions Remodeling, a construction company in Farmington Hills, Mich.
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This high energy requirement was thought to make atomic clocks based on nuclear transitions infeasible.
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If he transitions and has surgery, I probably won't be sexually attracted to him anymore.
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Transitions between lengthy climate phases can leave telltale features in the ice, the research showed.
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But working classes and middle classes are always on the edge during these huge transitions.
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Some worry that he might upset the peaceful transitions of power that have brought stability.
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This will help cover her basic needs as she transitions after seven years of incarceration.
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Mr. Chappelle didn't have months to refine his material, smooth his transitions, build the act.
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From the detail of the thuds the story transitions to the night before Christmas Eve.
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His setups are repetitive, his transitions awkward and some of the jokes aren't fully formed.
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"I think it's impossible not to care about how those transitions will go," he said.
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How WWE squares that will be a challenge, unless he transitions to a different role.
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Miller's death was the first of a string of difficult losses and transitions, Bruner said.
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Life is about change and transitions — this is just another fun and sometimes frustrating one.
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"This simple fact helped shape one of the major transitions in the history of evolution."
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And I sometimes wrote about my father and his transitions, until his death in 2012.
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The transitions are occasionally rough, though ultimately he makes his way back to the laughs.
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It followed a long day of the choreographed pageantry that always accompanies prime ministerial transitions.
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It's both a robot vacuum and robot mop, and it transitions seamlessly between the functions.
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Quibi uses a technology called Turnstyle to allow seamless transitions between portrait and landscape views.
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It can take several days to weeks before your body fully transitions into burning fat.
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It's also a time when couples and their families are going through big, fragile transitions.
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Plenty of songs feature sudden gear shifts or transitions, including other songs on this list.
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The future of China's emissions will depend on how quickly it transitions away from coal.
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Tracking shots are deftly employed to make the transitions between adjacent story lines and characters.
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Nonetheless, questions linger as India transitions to letting a new monetary policy committee set rates.
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There is a Grand Canyon-size gap in the transitions and pipelines between these systems.
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The first challenge for Lopez Obrador will come as he transitions from campaigning to governing.
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One might wonder what social transitions are never noticed these days in all the noise.
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"Into You" transitions into Anne Hathaway's rendition of "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Misérables.
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It transitions from Obamacare's income-based subsidies for private insurance to subsidies based on age.
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Director Melissa Crespo deserves credit for helping the actors find solutions to facilitate these transitions.
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The film then transitions to live action, ensconced by white as the animated segment ends.
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They present the uncomfortable texture of life's constant cultural collisions and wrecks without forced transitions.
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In "Living the Dream," something jarring occurs in two of the episode's early scene transitions.
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As Russia transitions into an internet dystopia, it appears that Snapchat has been dragged right in.
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"Look, a lot of things happen in transitions," De Blasio said of Breitbart News' executive chairman.
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The downgrade reflects AstraZeneca's increasing business risk as the pharmaceutical group transitions into next-generation therapies.
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Still, these experiences will likely evolve over time as Facebook's Messenger Platform transitions out of beta.
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Robert Austin, a biological physicist at Princeton University, cautions that phase transitions can be surprisingly complex.
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Each one of those transitions is a different discipline; a different challenge in and of itself.
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Personal VPNs are becoming increasingly popular as more of our everyday life transitions to the web.
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So we're seeing better results and we're also transitions to more of an on demand relationship.
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The country is used to lengthy transitions but this is the longest since reunification in 1990.
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Ms. Martel avoids establishing shots and, at times cutting away from the action, favors abrupt transitions.
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"I understand that ownership transitions can create questions among staff and readers alike," Mr. Moon said.
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If Uber eventually transitions to autonomous vehicles, it will have to shoulder all those costs itself.
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Inspectors-general are typically non-partisan and are usually kept in place—even after presidential transitions.
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Each Slideshow is automatically composed for you, combining photos and videos with themed music and transitions.
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Historically, the U.S. government has played an important role in supporting energy transitions within the economy.
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STEVE MOLLENKOPF: Because what happens in this industry, you do not want to miss the transitions.
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There are still options to mix videos as well, with built-in transitions and reactive visualizers.
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Immediately after Felix validates her, Isabella transitions from flirting to providing him spot-on business advice.
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X transitions into a girl for that bus scene, because it's a special kind of discomfort.
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To pay for staffing, presidential transitions are allowed to set up tax-exempt organizations to fundraise.
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Now, as the northern hemisphere transitions into winter, scientists expect to see sea ice rebounding rapidly.
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The transitions keep the movie going at a solid pace and they also have thematic meaning.
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But much more can be done to smooth the transitions that millions of retail workers face.
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Often I rewind a particular part e six or seven times, just to study the transitions.
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SLG has tightened its financial policies as it transitions to an investment-grade, unsecured borrowing strategy.
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According to NPR, she was told that Masterpiece does not make cakes that celebrate gender transitions.
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I do think that you lose things in big cultural transitions that involve media norms shifting.
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The abrupt transitions as one reads lines or flips through a photobook's pages are roughly equivalent.
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Boeing also did not test how the "PAV" transitions between vertical lift-off and flying forward.
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" Marcin Matczak, a prominent Warsaw law professor, asked me: "What does this say about political transitions?
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"Successful transitions to civilian lifestyle begin with months, if not a year of preparation," Meek said.
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When they saw this brief pause, they switched off the input of photons driving the transitions.
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We need to make sure that when we do make those transitions we're addressing everybody's concerns.
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The question we wanted to know ... any chance Manziel follows Tebow's lead and transitions into baseball?
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Physicists predict that quarks should experience many phase transitions, but they don't know the exact conditions.
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The app automatically edits clips and photos into a short video, complete with music and transitions.
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Generally they reflect how I play and I'll include music and transitions I'm currently obsessed with.
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I look at Ari Marcopoulos's book Transitions and Exits, which is all portraits of professional snowboarders.
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The improvements allow for smoother transitions from foreground to background and better bloom of background shapes.
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Now new honchos are starting over in assessing PREPA's needs, a repeat of past leadership transitions.
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We had to let great people go across the organization as the multiple transitions were realized.
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They use technology from Transitions Optical, the company behind the glasses that adjust based on brightness.
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Humans, it says, will have to become more comfortable learning new skills and making career transitions.
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You can adjust the speed of your video, add captions, and overlay scenes for smoother transitions.
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It may sound complicated, but as engineered by Ms. Taichman, these transitions are always bell-clear.
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Numerous countries have scaled up already available technologies to make huge strides in their renewable transitions.
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For comparison, there were 50 hospital M&A transitions in 2009, the year before ObamaCare passed.
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And on the Internet trans people chronicled their transitions or posted videos about their personal histories.
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"I'll just say the team has done what transitions traditionally do at this point," he added.
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Especially on season four, Esposito's character often transitions back and forth between English and Spanish seamlessly.
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Then she published an article in The Stranger about trans people who halt or reverse transitions.
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For the playdate generation, expertly guided through life transitions from preschool to college, graduation is scary.
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Although Smolka always looked to escape, Borg reacted well with slick transitions to re-establish control.
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This post is the fourth of a four-part series on the evolution of presidential transitions.
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Transitions are good times for the market leader, and Qualcomm expects to be head of rivals.
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Ardent offers farmers a premium for crops grown on land while a farm transitions to organic.
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Nevertheless, as the LSA transitions into its second phase, the plan is drawing some critical attention.
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Individuals and small businesses should not suffer as a result of administrative transitions within any government.
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She's sought to popularize a term, "matrescence," for the hormone-addled transitions of pregnancy and parenthood.
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For others, shifting from office desk to home desk is not the most natural of transitions.
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An open living and dining area transitions to a kitchen with antique-style fixtures and finishes.
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Some can apply Hollywood-style transitions (like wipes, fades and dissolves) to glide between scenes, too.
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He invites us to gawk at his intellectual crushes — their shapely sentences, wily inversions, daring transitions.
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It has a very solid footrest and even transitions into a regular chair for older kids.
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All energy companies will be affected by clean energy transitions, which offer a huge business opportunity.
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She also warned that North Korea has taken provocative actions during presidential transitions in the past.
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And this time he went beyond the call for orderly transitions and praise for "excellent" meetings.
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It's not the time or place to bring up transitions from one company to the next.
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Unverzagt, having survived more financial downturns and life transitions, can help broaden Pyne's perspective, she added.
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What do you think should happen if someone in a single-sex school transitions while enrolled?
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Revenue was slightly short of forecasts, however, as the company transitions to a new product lineup.
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But life transitions don't confer perfect amnesia; like anyone, I drag my previous selves behind me.
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Once he transitions into a female, that doesn't mean he suddenly wants to be with men.
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Together, the look lasts all day without flaking and transitions well into your office holiday party.
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Tiffany Trump The year 2017 held its own transitions for the President's youngest daughter, Tiffany Trump.
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Instead of conventional transitions, there are abrupt shifts that resemble clicking through channels on a television.
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In the mid-1970s, Mr. Cohran operated Transitions East, a music venue and health food store.
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That's what happens in countries where peaceful transitions of power are the exception, not the rule.
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At crucial moments, the dinner table appears, marking the transitions and choices that drive his films.
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Several of the countries are undergoing delicate political transitions, which led to one high-profile no-show.
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That was "the most difficult of transitions, or the one we thought about the most," says Mazzucchelli.
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A few short transitions later, Diaz was eliciting the tap heard around the world from the Irishman.
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But occasionally, in the moments when Ostraca builds beautiful, cascading transitions, the glints of hope seep in.
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"These are my favorite transitions because the color ends up having a beautiful brunette dimension," says Lee.
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But they noted that Transitions had a big advantage: It could take patients within a couple days.
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I miss her a lot, and the quick succession of big transitions has been hard on me.
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So many life transitions are like that, but motherhood stands out as one of the most prominent.
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Investors who have helped companies through similar transitions can help you avoid pitfalls associated with these milestones.
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The teenagers now happily vlogging their transitions are evidence of different possibilities — of what might have been.
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Johnson & Johnson makes the contact lenses, called the Acuvue Oasys contact lenses with Transitions Light Intelligent Technology.
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In both types of cases, there was a lot of care behind the scenes into those transitions.
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The most novel thing about the first episode is its visual style, which transitions across time periods.
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This is one in a series of transitions in his role since he joined Uber in 2010.
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The clip then transitions to show Lovato blowing out the candles while on set of the movie.
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But of course, the anxiety gradually builds, and soon Yorke transitions from mildly curious to frantically lost.
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Financial planners like me can tackle challenging personal money matters and coach you through difficult life transitions.
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Such transitions often happen around the time a boom comes to an end and a recession begins.
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From there, you can add text, effects, transitions, and sound effects (there's over 300,000 to choose from).
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As a refresher for those who haven't taken physics since high school, how do phase transitions work?
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Craig focused on how his business might use technology to ease their transitions to and from leave.
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Unsurprisingly, the service can be deeply integrated with Twilio's Flex contact center service to enable those transitions.
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Both Cohler and Lasky are expected to maintain their current board seats, and both transitions are voluntary.
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The sports car expertly and smoothly transitions into a robot, showing off the team's expert engineering skills.
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Zambia's record of peaceful transitions of power had been held up as a democratic model in Africa.
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These transitions are often moving ahead without political pressure and in states that lack renewable energy mandates.
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And you can split audio clips in order to insert transitions, voice messages, music, and other audio.
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That near-parity is restricted to transitions between related languages, like from English to Spanish and French.
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This allows the headset to do what it calls "seamless blend" transitions between VR and AR environments.
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There are no editable transitions between clips, but it's doubtful the Clips target audience will miss them.
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What's needed is a holistic approach to energy supply as Australia transitions away from coal-fired power.
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That's because researchers only roughly understand the nature of the strong force, which dictates those phase transitions.
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Also expect themes around sex, debts and taxes, and even death and difficult transitions to come up.
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Newell said it was pleased with its performance in the face of organizational and product portfolio transitions.
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The conference, called "Passing the Baton," is convened by the U.S. Institute of Peace at presidential transitions.
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The speaker takes a quasi-teardrop form, which a base that seamless transitions into three metal tripods.
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It is consistent with past transitions, was planned in advance accordingly and occurred in a timely manner.
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Among adults, male-to-female transitions are nearly three times more common than female-to-male ones.
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In general, the transitions from animation to live action looked smooth, although the pieces still felt disconnected.
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To the game's credit, the transitions between straightforward combat and Telltale-ish quicktime battles is very smooth.
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It was a year of transitions and of unresolved conflicts on the global stage and across continents.
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Navigating transitions are always difficult, but know that you can start the conversation with empathy and compassion.
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In those three transitions, the new secretary of state was confirmed on or just after Jan. 20.
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Joe tossed out his previous stagings, transitions and motivations and started this fresh-baked hell from scratch.
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But as everything transitions to data-driven services (mobile and wireless internet), scale is much more important.
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So it makes sense that a powerful oil company wants to get ahead of any energy transitions.
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There's no telling who might be the person, or people, who will emerge to lead these transitions.
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Political and artistic transitions are tricky to deal with — but his handling of this transition was exemplary.
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It's all about the pacing of the set, the peaks and the transitions... Jesse is THUMP's Intern.
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It comes free, but it imparts another major lesson: Switch transitions are easy, but not idiot-proof.
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While each agency will have different digital teams, the WHCA will assist in their transitions as well.
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Half-a-dozen Garden City refugees interviewed by Reuters said the assistance made their transitions far smoother.
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Her music's whiplash-inducing transitions between forms and styles has always been suggestive of violence and chaos.
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As your brain transitions from wakefulness to sleep (it's called hypnagogia), lucid thoughts, dreaming and creativity occur.
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Even over just eight episodes, the show's tone goes through several rapid transitions that don't always land.
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Global automakers are already under siege as the industry transitions to electric vehicles and self-driving cars.
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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art announced a number of transitions on its board of trustees.
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It's a record of grandiloquent beauty that transitions easily from grooves to big cascades to buoyant swing.
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Moving further into the home, it transitions from a classic wooden interior to an ultra-modern kitchen.
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There is no definitive evidence yet that the Transitions program helps ex-inmates stay out of prison.
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For preschoolers, try a clean-up song or talking through the next activity to make transitions smoother.
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There are profound transitions that we encounter in life where we're unsure of how to navigate them.
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It's got chat but still lacks the augmented reality filters, cut transitions and photo slideshows of TikTok.
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Inside, the entrance hall has a stone floor that transitions to hardwood in the main living areas.
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Anyone interested in tracking the transitions women have experienced in the workplace, and in media, in particular.
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The military will consider gender transitions as beginning when a doctor diagnoses that medical care is necessary.
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While this year has been about finding many paradises, it has also been about whiplash-like transitions.
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The discussions about Wasserman Schultz's future come as Clinton's campaign staff transitions to payroll at the DNC.
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A common reason people go without health insurance is due to transitions from one job to another.
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Administrator Verma's message should embolden our members and other stakeholders to push forward apace with their transitions.
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As he transitions to the White House, he has tapped the agency's harshest critics to advise him.
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"These life transitions affect hormones, but they can also bring psychological changes," sex therapist Stephanie Buehler said.
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But there is an inherent tension in transitions, particularly between two administrations with starkly different political views.
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In a chaotic sector and across political transitions on both sides, this is one point of stability.
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Brake pedal modulation between power regeneration (which charges the battery) and the physical disc brakes transitions gracefully.
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Furthermore, it is also vital to include women's priorities in negotiations and transitions from conflict to peace.
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Only two things are always visible, even during level transitions: your total stroke count and the ball.
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This will be greatly hampered if the country's long tradition of peaceful and cooperative transitions is forgotten.
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The average person now transitions between jobs every four years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The potential meeting between Trump and Kim approaches as the State Department transitions to a new secretary.
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By default, the device will automatically stitch together a six-second video that transitions through the three shots.
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Those marks are well below approval ratings for Obama, Bush or Clinton during their transitions to the presidency.
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Beaudreau plays with wandering lines, shapes, and flashes of color to create different patterns, transitions, and mesmerizing graphics.
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The newly released documents were made public the day before the Obama administration transitions to the Trump administration.
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They start to wear down with multiple transitions, though the team is working on a fix for that.
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After a few minutes, the video transitions to footage of father and daughter watching TV and sporadically chatting.
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Scott Parker and Hayden Cross, both transgender men, put their transitions on hold to carry out their pregnancies.
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To change up the style and transitions, tap the clapperboard icon at the lower left of your screen.
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Changes within the Treasury or Commerce Departments, where leadership transitions have been rumored, could also shape the outcome.
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So many significant things happen in the transitions between segments, as Little becomes Chiron, and Chiron becomes Black.
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The transitions between sections are sometimes seamless, with overlapping melodies or superimposed footage projected across a long screen.
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But all energy transitions, such as that from coal to hydrocarbons in the 20th century, take many decades.
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The transitions, 24G to 25G, 20203G to 22020G, are very important in order to maintain your leadership position.
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He's had to alter a few moves, transitions and dips, but he never seems intimidated by the challenge.
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Users can also take call-ins from listeners, and create transitions with in-app interludes and sound effects.
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Transitions into or out of long-term care can be a key time for suicide risk, data shows.
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She maintains eye contact with the camera, and easily transitions between psychological terms, spiritual language and casual slang.
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After making a selection, the Netflix movie immediately transitions into that reality without any buffering or commercial breaks.
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Zemeckis engineers some impressive transitions between Mark's real world and the doll world, but they're not especially transporting.
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In general, armies everywhere have proven better at staging coups than at managing genuine transitions to civilian rule.
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It transitions from Tesseract to a much different place and sets us up stacked for the third album.
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We welcomed these transitions partly because of the beauty of the objects themselves, but mostly for their functionality.
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Ultimately, you want to show that you can be the person to rely on during times of transitions.
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The transitions get a little messier, with past disagreements transitioning into voiceover to match the arguments' overlapping points.
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Those could include additional song transitions, some basic DJ effects, or the ability to host a collaborative playlist.
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Those transitions were very often aided by the institutes which arose in the wake of the Westminster speech.
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We also know that these transitions provide opportunity to define ways to adapt and also to grow stronger.
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In Germany, Mitbestimmung, or co-management, led to much smoother transitions that preserved customer relationships and business confidence.
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DJing in an environment like this isn't about narrative and moods and subtle shifts and silky smooth transitions.
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Much of UPROSE's work revolves around a push for just transitions, a concept borrowed from the labor movement.
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The new ad transitions from Bracamontes to the group of Central Americans traveling to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders both propose more rapid transitions to cleaner energy, partly to create new jobs. Mrs.
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A similar network, the Community Based Care Transitions Program, develops methods for improving hospital transfers to reduce readmissions.
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The more quickly a governor transitions from running for office to running the state, the better for constituents.
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Both countries need U.S. and European assistance urgently to consolidate their respective transitions and meet legitimate citizen demands.
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While Abreu (despite a lackluster season) and Yoenis Cespedes have made successful transitions from Cuba, others have not.
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Take the jungle away, and the climate transitions to one that supports a tropical savanna, not a jungle.
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Others see the need for another senior person regardless of whether Mulvaney transitions smoothly into the new role.
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It includes a two-year winding down of the subsidies and Medicaid expansion to help planning and transitions.
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"Under previous administrations, orderly transitions allowed U.S. attorneys to leave gradually as their replacements were chosen," Feinstein said.
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The digital version is faithful to the tabletop original, with a sleek user interface and transitions between turns.
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In other games (and throughout film, television, and animation), cuts are used to make transitions of all sorts.
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This spot is definitely ambitious for us, as we've used these vignettes to showcase transitions in women's lives.
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Depending on the ambient pressure, helium-3 transitions into a superfluid at temperatures between one and three millikelvin.
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We need suits that look good on us no matter our size, and casual wear that transitions easily.
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Not My Final Form is Julie Muncy's regular column on how games touch on transitions, manifestations and transformations.
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Once we get to the weekend, the media transitions from Cleveland to Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention.
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Lehman transitions to a macho culture of computerized trading and greed, symbolized by actors dancing a demonic twist.
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In the transitions from full-bodied operatic singing to crooning, Mr. Kaufmann's different levels of experience showed through.
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Researchers have found that transgender youth who are supported in their transitions experience notably lower rates of depression.
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Animals that live in open, grassy environments have sharp transitions high on their body, from dark to light.
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As he transitions, he doesn't want to alienate Sanders supporters for fear they won't show up in November.
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The economic and technological transitions necessary to avoid the worst of climate change will themselves cause regional dislocations.
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Same-party transitions that don't result from the death or resignation of the incumbent president are quite rare.
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Meeting this goal demands extraordinary transitions in transportation; in energy, land, and building infrastructure; and in industrial systems.
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Fortunately, nature came endowed with incredibly precise clocks of her own in the form of atomic energy transitions.
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They had watched tape of multiple Mexico games and saw that its players always looked for quick transitions.
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Use a timer or time-management software to arrange breaks, which can also become transitions to new tasks.
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It makes it easy to chain clips together and add very basic transitions, effects, backing music, and edits.
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In this week's episode, the transitions between rape and revenge accelerate to a pace that is almost unbearable.
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There are lectures covering everything from keyframe animation, color correction, and grading, to speed manipulation, ramping, and transitions.
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One of the interesting things about Swift is that we've seen a lot of transitions throughout her career.
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You can add transitions, color filters, and stock motion graphics effects for pro-looking details with minimal effort.
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The purpose of bildung is to help people move through the uncomfortable transitions between each way of seeing.
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My wrist transitions are improving a bit though, and my wrists are also becoming stronger and more resilient.
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How do we keep civil conversation going, online and off, as our nation transitions to a new administration?
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MoviePass is adding even more restrictions as it transitions users to its new pared-down movie subscription plan.
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Right now they are caught in some difficult product transitions in terms of what their end customers want.
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"Part of being in a great economy is that it's an easy time to make transitions," Challenger said.
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Since the earliest years of the republic, peaceful transitions of power have distinguished the U.S. system of government.
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I would like to be, but Cesare Marchetti's evidence of the inertia inherent in energy transitions haunts me.
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Still, this is a very unusual event, since transitions between presidents have generally run smoothly in different years.
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"It transitions from a parent or primary caregiver to our spouse, our children, our friends," Dr. Blair said.
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He said was told "weeks ago" by the administration that "transitions in leadership should be expected" across DHS.
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The rate of emission of gravitational waves from these transitions is enhanced by the 1080 particles that you have.
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It seems every week the White House social team tries out different video transitions ... and it always looks terrible.
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It was probably one of the most masterful product transitions, when they were at the peak of the market.
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Calculations that do not make for easy transitions to the gilded halls of museums, panel discussions, and cocktail hours.
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Like any other therapeutic conversation, you might talk about your familial relationships, past traumas, or transitions in your life.
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All four presidents whose transitions we studied spent about one-third of their periods privately, away from public duties.
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Both Trump and Hillary Clinton's transitions were given the option to submit names in advance if they so chose.
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Transitions' lenses are embedded with photochromic molecules that react and change their molecular structure when exposed to ultraviolet light.
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But the formation of the bound state, and transitions between different bound states, could also produce lower-energy photons.
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We are in the midst of one of the largest transitions history — the transition from dirty energy to clean.
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Tesla did not immediately respond to questions on how it plans to handle transitions of Home Depot-based employees.
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It was that fear that made her realize that supporting her kids in their transitions was the only choice.
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Ew. Sometimes transitions just suck, even when your part of the transition is only awareness of someone else's transition.
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Australia's economy has cooled in recent years as the country transitions away from supplying commodities to the world's factories.
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Jones eventually transitions — at Bridget's urging — to a more inclusive platform that embraces nontraditional families and specifically single mothers.
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It stitches your photos and videos together with themed transitions and music to create a more interesting mini-film.
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By most accounts, the blue-and-pink concoction, which transitions from sweet to sour, doesn't even taste especially good.
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Those with long memories recall that all democratic transitions in Latin America, except in Grenada and Panama, required talks.
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"(The) long-term declines were more associated with transitions from natural to managed landscapes," the researchers wrote in Science.
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Huffington went through a number of transitions at AOL, including its acquisition by Verizon more than a year ago.
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As the roles of both the presidency and the federal government have expanded, however, presidential transitions became more institutionalized.
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"The company's cohesive strategy seems to enable these types of transitions without massive effect to the market," Newman said.
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His accolade then seamlessly transitions into a bragging session about Kansas City's fast internet connections and extensive fiber knowledge.
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"This is longstanding precedent at the DNC and has happened during multiple Chair transitions," said DNC spokeswoman Xochitl Hinojosa.
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Any man who transitions from male to female during their time at Morehouse will not be eligible for enrollment.
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The spectrum of light emitted indicated neutral hydrogen surrounds it — placing it in one of the universe'se key transitions.
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Transitions present photos and videos of the family members in the grid format, a sunkissed glow washed over them.
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Google says it's targeting transitions that take less than 150 milliseconds, which should be virtually invisible to the user.
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It's a keyboard for hackers by hackers and, as you can see below, the color transitions are truly mesmerizing.
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"The spread we're seeing so far has a lot to do with people going through transitions," Ottens told VICE.
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After gasping and giving a wide-eyed look, Exelby calmly and professionally transitions the program to a sports report.
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These changes work surprisingly well: artful manipulations of the recitatives make transitions to and from the Mass sections seamless.
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For his part, Chris Seman, president of Caring Transitions, said the expansion of franchise operations would help the industry.
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Leadership transitions are becoming more frequent, and smoother — and, unlike in past decades, most are happening through constitutional means.
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The following month, Even Tide Life Transitions, a company that Parks often hired, sold most of the Norths' belongings.
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It opens the door to denial of care for LGBT+ patients seeking surgical transitions or hormone treatment, advocates said.
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The easily recognizable neoprene bag seamlessly transitions from office to gym thanks to its organization features and versatile look.
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Beleaguered campaigners for trans rights, in turn, furiously reject the idea that anyone transitions to fulfill an erotic fixation.
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Daniels heard comparisons to infielders who had made lackluster transitions to the outfield, like Hanley Ramirez and Alfonso Soriano.
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To save them when their office transitions from an icebox to a desert, gift them this little portable fan.
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Chief Executive Rajeev Suri said operators' consolidation and technology transitions were slowing demand, while competition in China had toughened.
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There would be new jobs in clean energy, but the US has not typically handled such workforce transitions well.
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"This is longstanding precedent at the DNC and has happened during multiple chair transitions," DNC spokeswoman Xochitl Hinojosa said.
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And with transitions, judges are looking for intricate, varied footwork in the pockets of time between jumps and spins.
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Dixon's vocal abilities and ease of transitions can catch a listener off guard and even her own band members.
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The issue, however, is that these different experiments contradict one another in explaining how water transitions into ice VII.
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To complicate matters, the crisis in Havana coincided with one of the most chaotic Presidential transitions in U.S. history.
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It employs case managers devoted to overseeing tenuous, often costly, transitions between the hospital and home for complex patients.
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In monologue, he tells us about how he wants to capture the moment where innocence transitions into something else.
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Young women don't have to deal with these kinds of life transitions stacked one on top of the other.
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Democratic transitions are primarily achieved by domestic forces and processes, but they can be assisted by strategic international involvement.
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Unexpectedly, I find myself looking forward to learning what happens to Sam as he transitions to a university environment.
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Three closely related features may be key: free media, competition for leadership, and mechanisms for peaceful transitions of power.
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"There's mistrust combined with a lack of knowledge about navigating the health system," said Joseph Calderon, a Transitions worker.
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The big picture: Schwarzman tells Recode many Americans are ill-prepared as the world transitions to a knowledge economy.
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" Asked whether the Conroy controversy had cast a cloud over the search process, Collins replied: "Transitions are always difficult.
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Over one billion colors give you amazing graphics, with DCI P3 and Adobe RGB coverage for liquid-smooth transitions.
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But the problem is that the technology Uber is using doesn't take into account drivers going through gender transitions.
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Once his company transitions completely to online sales, what are the options for someone like my father-in-law?
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Guggenheim eschews traditional transitions, and instead jumps from subject to subject, even when there's no clear connection between them.
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As Maryland transitions away from human toll collectors, the state is also switching vendors for its electronic-tolling technology.
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But stray sentences, awkward transitions and confusing tense disagreements, while less frequent in the second half, never disappear entirely.
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That sequence transitions into the burning wreckage of Jarden, Texas, in the immediate wake of the season two finale.
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In "Granny Knot," Ms. Wasik is concerned with choreographic transitions, bringing what may seem peripheral or incidental to the center.
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I've marveled, for instance, at the way the Apple Watch's sapphire-glass-covered screen transitions to the solid chrome body.
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There are already signs that the squeeze is abating as the market transitions through this week's third-Wednesday cash settlement.
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It covers topics like keyframe animation, color correction and grading, speed manipulation, custom transitions, and other tricks of the trade.
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In this study, Sandberg, Drexler and Ord reconsidered the Drake Equation, looking at adding chemical and genetic transitions to it.
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I struggled with some of the movie's clunky transitions, and the villain(s) are, once again, underdeveloped and under-served.
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As of yesterday, Uranus is in Taurus, kicking off a seven-year period of material change and potential economic transitions.
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Young girls need to know that going through these natural transitions in life is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of.
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Credentials require just the right amount of friction: enough to be trusted, not so much as to block career transitions.
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He will still report to Plank, however, as the founder transitions to an executive chairman role and becomes brand chief.
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Anarchy in Libya, across the border to the east, is another stark reminder of how political transitions can go wrong.
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Convening panels and breakouts will address themes of gentrification, organizational transitions, collective action, race and gender equity, and critical production.
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"He was a great person," Lathan Turner, associate director of student transitions at the university, said in the school's statement.
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In August, Yeager will once again be uninsured as he transitions to a new job closer to his Maryland home.
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Prominent venture firm Sequoia Capital has famously handled well its transitions from one powerful team of investors to the next.
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They may now fall silent, says Mariana Casij of the Institute for Integrated Transitions, an NGO that helps resolve conflicts.
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But the FARC has less popular support and Colombia's history of guerrilla groups' transitions into politics is a bloody one.
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Morph transitions, SVG and 3D model support, play in-click sequence, and 4k video export are all coming to PowerPoint.
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Both Hadley and Negroponte, who were involved in several presidential transitions, said the process has improved significantly in recent years.
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The awesome thing about constitutional transitions of power through elections is that all the major players know what to expect.
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And, of course, when trade secret theft occurs, it is often when an employee transitions from one company to another.
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It's made from a metal called Gallium that transitions from a solid to a liquid at around 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Clinton, Trump raise money for presidential transition To date, the Trump and Clinton transitions have largely fundraised from reliable donors.
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This smooth structuring of scene transitions and playing with loud/quiet, up/down, in/out dynamics occurs throughout the film.
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She found new cracks in the transitions, tiny gaps to fly into with an extra blue note or a breath.
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One thing is clear — making the most of a long and multi-stage life means taking transitions in your stride.
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"One of the key transitions that we talk about is from home to everywhere," Millington says, choosing his words carefully.
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It's a protracted feast that usually lasts from 12-4PM, and transitions seamlessly into a cocktail by the infinity pool.
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IBM has weathered many past technology transitions, but people are raising questions about whether the company can continue that streak.
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Those phase transitions, in turn, need to follow rules consistent with those that dictate the texture of neutron star matter.
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According to Branham, life transitions come in different forms and circumstances; some will be good, others will be a challenge.
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These data demonstrate that, in several ways, interest groups are most active in the Senate confirmation process during presidential transitions.
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Maybe the most interesting of these are timed transitions, for when you want to design an onboarding experience, for example.
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I wanted the transitions in the arrangement to be quite subtle and let the different parts float into each other.
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Their mixing approach is concise and consistent through the 90 minute duration, combining practiced, graceful transitions with a jacking atmosphere.
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To the Editor: One of the most common life transitions in New York City is elderly residents moving to Florida.
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For the most part, though, recent elections and leadership transitions in Africa illustrate the rise of accountability on the continent.
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"As somebody transitions, what's the government's responsibility in that medical process, and I don't the answers to that," he said.
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"These transitions present Uber with the opportunity to improve the culture of the company by diversifying its Board," they continued.
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So shrouded in secrecy, transitions have nearly always happened with almost nonexistent media coverage or limited access to the public.
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With open spaces and barely-there transitions between the indoors and the outdoors, his designs are airy, light and modern.
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To save them when their office transitions from an ice box to a desert, gift them this little portable fan.
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The transitions of all three women into slightly reckless killers feels unearned and a bit empty in a convoluted plot.
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The lack of briefings this far into a new administration is a departure from the three previous inter-party transitions.
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I think the idea of the Loft in terms of the musical side of things was this idea of transitions.
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Today I am a behavioral health researcher and work to make transitions easier for veterans as they become civilians again.
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In Lively, users upload photos and videos that are then turned into story collages, which also include transitions and movement.
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My parents would drive me to parks and I grew up just skating transitions; that's all I used to do.
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And he argued that it's a court matter, unless Congress wants to pass a law to deal with presidential transitions.
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But a bow and arrow can be handmade, shot from a distance, and weaponized when the story transitions into warfare.
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That's because, unlike in triathlon, which features one segment each of cycling, swimming and running, transitions are immediate and repetitive.
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But all were comfortable in the transitions from spoken theater to song, and the frequent dancing was more than persuasive.
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The book often seamlessly blends Tezuka's own artwork into the mix with Ban's, indicating the transitions only in small print.
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The transitions are clunky, with multiple set changes, all handled in full view by the Théâtre du Soleil's large troupe.
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"This is really about providing justice for communities and just transitions for communities," Ocasio-Cortez told NPR on Thursday morning.
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Yes, events follow from one another, but there will be sequences that leap forward by several weeks in scene transitions.
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Eventually we'll adjust, but the transitions resulting from major technological changes are typically not as easy as we would like.
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And one of the reasons it's great is that it has a long history of peaceful, predictable transitions of power.
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" —BS Reasonable Watchfulness: "A diary film; transitions while longing for other places and people, like a fox on the run.
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The marathon begins with the spinoff series TORCHWOOD, and transitions into the reboot episodes featuring Christopher Eccleston at 1 p.m.
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Women also tend to lack confidence around money, said Ramnani, whose firm specializes in working with women going through transitions.
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" At some point, Favreau said, a good speechwriter transitions from knowing "how the person speaks to how the person thinks.
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In keeping the usual transitions and rhythms of comedy, Mr. Macdonald displayed an earnest affection for the sound of jokes.
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"World of Dance" will use a numbers-based scoring system that awards points in categories like technique, creativity and transitions.
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Veterans also tend to gravitate towards certain industries that allow easier transitions for their skillsets, such as operations or consulting.
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Prosecutions in these types of cases are rare, and the law is murky, particularly around people involved in presidential transitions.
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You are hardly aware of their presence, which makes it easier to accept the more bizarre episodes and unlikely transitions.
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Unresolved baggage may bubble up and lead to unrealistic expectations and more disruptive transitions if a nanny has to leave.
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I've been able to talk through job transitions, dating, and family relationships, and it's been transformative in my spiritual growth.
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Adults may lay their claim to partisan victories, rocky transitions of power, and even good old fashioned CIA-backed coups.
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For example, what happens if a transgender student applies to a single-sex school, or if an enrolled student transitions?
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Under the policy, the military will consider gender transitions as beginning when a doctor diagnoses that medical care is necessary.
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It then transitions to artist Alessia Cara singing the words of what a suicide prevention lifeline worker would respond with.
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Two decades later, however, virtual reality (VR) returned from the dead, with better images, smoother transitions and more precise controls.
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Some of the most influential had grown up in socialist systems and knew firsthand about transitions away from central planning.
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New York will likely see a few inches of snow Wednesday afternoon before it transitions to rain by the evening.
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Moreover, Facebook has a strong track record of managing through monetization transitions and coming out stronger on the other side.
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The transitions from bloodthirsty choruses to wistful arias are often awkward, with too many slow fades and sighing semitone descents.
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Presidents in recent decades also have sometimes backed away from replacing the Fed's leadership, because transitions can roil financial markets.
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Furthermore, many countries — for example, Portugal, Spain, South Korea and Taiwan — have made full transitions to democracy through this route.
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Yeah, exactly, to this mercantilist capitalist economy, and this transition, as these big transitions often are, is kind of ugly.
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Indeed, in the cruel and unforgiving world of political transitions, one President's misfortune may well turn out to be another's opportunity.
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Having music behind everything meant I didn't need as many transitions, but I still found areas where a dissolve worked well.
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Beginning with dreamy, twinkling instrumentals, the mix transitions through jubilant disco, primal house, and a multitude of other sounds in between.
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So these transitions periods are scary, and I think we have the same thing here when we talk about this technology.
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I KNOW YOU'RE GOING THROUGH A LOT OF TRANSITIONS, SPINNING OFF SOME OF THE BOTTLERS, WORKING THROUGH SOME FOREIGN EXCHANGE IMPACTS.
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Since the end of the country's civil war in 1865, America has enjoyed an unbroken string of peaceful transitions of power.
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Physicists have also identified such transitions in magnets, crystals, flocking birds and even cells (and cellular components) placed in artificial environments.
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The most salient takeaway from Transitions is a political one: the injustice of developing economies producing goods for the developed world.
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Transitions: New Photography from Bangladesh continues at the Bronx Museum of the Arts (1040 Grand Concourse, the Bronx) through February 14.
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"These spring and fall transitions bound the period when there is good ice habitat available for bears to feed," Laidre said.
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His running commentary was one of the best parts of the night, and often took the place of typical DJ transitions.
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They're sometimes a little too in love with their cinematography, particularly a series of swooping aerial transitions that follow an eagle.
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Transitions from one hue to the next generate an overall rainbow effect, as in his mammoth abstraction "TAZ (orbits)," from 2012.
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My only goal as a mother is to raise a healthy, intelligent, well-rounded young woman who transitions nicely into adulthood.
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But the Slideshow music, movement and transitions jazz up your less eye-catching images and turns them into something worth watching.
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Family business transitions can go smoothly and many do, Mr. Keyt said, but it takes years of careful planning and discussion.
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But we certainly do have one thing in common (aside from attachment to the word "mojo"): We're both going through transitions.
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The company has gone through numerous transitions, including becoming a part of Mountview House, which handles a telephone center for dispatch.
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They pull from ideas of emergent behavior and phase transitions, which are a real challenge for researchers in the AI space.
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But as the market transitions from oversupply in 2014/15 towards a period of undersupply in 2017/18, spreads have tightened.
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These social pioneers are questioning stereotypes of what it is to age and are reinventing this by switching and making transitions.
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Ideally, teens with celiac disease could visit a clinic with pediatric and adult services that handles such transitions, the authors write.
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Cutting back and forth between timelines can be tricky in films, because the resulting transitions sometimes feel too forced or jarring.
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As they continue to speak and sit in silence, the weather transitions from clear and sunny to increasingly cold and windy.
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But as the market transitions from oversupply in 2014/15 toward a period of undersupply in 2017/18, spreads have tightened.
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This raw clip transitions smoothly into a deep dive into anger, an emotion fraught with political undertones — particularly for black women.
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The Pentagon's Office of Economic Adjustment exists solely to help communities adjust to military transitions like contract cancellations and base closures.
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Also present: Spicer, the former press secretary, who remains on the payroll as Sanders transitions into the job as his successor.
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After tossing on his suit, Parker jumps out of his apartment window and the game seamlessly transitions from cutscene to gameplay.
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"They found there were 149 very distinct transitions between notes and chords that are present in all Beatles songs," Devlin said.
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Growth in cloud revenue is seen as a key indicator of Microsoft's progress as the company transitions away from legacy businesses.
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Here as elsewhere, it appears that Copperwhite used a blending brush to further soften the transitions between the bars of color.
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"GSA's alleged actions could have serious ramifications for presidential transitions in the future," he wrote to the head of the GSA.
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For nine years he did so, until he underwent one of the most novel chef transitions we have ever heard of.
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Twitch originally announced its plans to move to HTML5 last year, not long after both YouTube and Facebook made similar transitions.
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The dominant discourse in climate change and energy transitions equates well-being to G.D.P., and we need to move beyond that.
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And as Yang has hammered home in interviews and on his website, the freedom dividend wouldn't just help with job transitions.
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Now you think about all of the transitions that have occurred from, you know, fixed-line voice to wireless to broadband.
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PETER LAZES New York The writer is director of the Healthcare Transformation Project and Programs for Economic Transitions at Cornell University.
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Like adolescents coping with awkward changes to their bodies, the iPhone 7, due for release on Friday, introduces some uncomfortable transitions.
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Lisa Roth, Vice President at CMH Label Group and Executive Producer of Rockabye Baby is well-versed in drastic professional transitions.
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It's unclear whether the freeze is indefinite or temporary as the agency transitions to new leadership under Trump nominee Scott Pruitt.
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No resolutions are reached, but when the memoir nears conclusion, transitions soften and Spiegelman's account takes on an inchoate, oceanic quality.
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A closer look at the vulgar feels prescient, as shaming is flagged, as sexuality transitions, as immigration and borders are disputed.
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Only a princess who can feel a pea under a stack of mattresses would notice the transitions between gas and electric.
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But in her view "analysing the data in this way means that many, [or even] most retirement transitions are actually missed".
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By changing the composition of the material, AesculaTech is able to control the temperature at which it transitions into different states.
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Emotional baggage can lead to awkward but necessary transitions in your closest relationships, or it can be a roadblock in communication.
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All matter is subject to phase transitions that can be induced by varying the conditions (pressure, temperature, etc.) in a system.
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It has faced years of revenue declines, as it transitions its legacy computer maker business into new technology products and services.
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Is it "remarkable" because it's not a "traditional" comic-book movie until Joaquin Phoenix's character actually transitions into the menacing Joker?
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Presidential transitions have always been the healthy protein between the amuse bouche of the campaign and decadent dessert of inaugural festivities.
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The numbers are all too bite-sized, with awkwardly cute transitions as characters from one show segue into numbers from another.
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Rian Johnson ("Looper") directed this installment, employing a record-low number of wipe transitions and introducing a new creature, the porg.
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The need for productivity improvements will continue to increase, to keep moving on the cost curve as the energy landscape transitions.
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No comparative database exists from previous administrations, but scholars and other experts on presidential transitions say the Trump appointments stand out.
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While "Become Desert" doesn't have the easily graspable transitions of its predecessor, it is packed with moments of drama in microcosm.
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Closer look: The bid underscored the urgency that automakers face as the industry transitions to electric vehicles and self-driving cars.
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Molly spots her school crush, Nick (Mason Gooding), and the scene transitions into a fantasy musical sequence showing Molly's inner thoughts.
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Kauzmann knew that the more slowly you cool a liquid, the more you can cool it before it transitions into glass.
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As Naval Special Warfare transitions to the Glock 19, it is important to pay tribute to the legendary Sig Sauer P228.
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Marilyn Chinitz is a formidable advocate for her clients, guiding them through some of the most challenging transitions in their lives.
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So, our industry works with hospitals to accelerate those transitions, but we needed to make sure that individuals were COVID negative.
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After years of therapy he transitions to several successive forms of meditation, surrounding himself with various communities to support that practice.
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Nickel sulfate is increasingly used in batteries for electric vehicles as the world transitions to a greener and less polluting economy.
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We know that transitions to democracy require actors with wealth to lobby the state for change — and perhaps bankroll the opposition.
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I think transitions like that, when you can still see what something was before it becomes something else, are pretty fascinating.
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Nickel sulphate is increasingly used in batteries for electric vehicles as the world transitions to a greener and less polluting economy.
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Response time: Measured in milliseconds , response times refer to the ability of the screen to respond to transitions in the video.
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Ms. Simard's transitions included moving a desk on and off the stage at the end of one dance-heavy musical number.
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What happens in China will determine how fast or how slowly the zinc market transitions from supply deficit to supply surplus.
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No matter what kind of yoga you do, proper alignment is an important part of learning the poses and their transitions.
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Governments, which one way or another drive more than 70% of global energy investments, need to lead our clean energy transitions.
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Around transitions, parents, children and nannies alike may experience a range of emotions including competition, guilt, abandonment, relief, resentment and love.
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The deputy is on administrative duty as "she transitions into her regular duties, which will be roughly two weeks," Flood said.
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"You tend to hear about those who make spectacular transitions, and become doctors and lawyers as second careers," Mr. Braun said.
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In other transitions, Kevin Tsujihara stepped down amid controversy and Ann Sarnoff became the new CEO of the Warner Bros studio.
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Senegal is one of Africa's most stable democracies and has witnessed peaceful political transitions since its independence from France in 1960.
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It has solid editing tools, especially the transitions, canned music, and ability to speed up the video on a gradual curve.
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The CDC said it is starting to plan now to make transitions in the countries it cannot continue the work in.
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Hogan will continue to lead the equity unit as he transitions into his new role during the first quarter of 2018.
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Informal and small-scale at first, these conversions turned into formal rural-to-urban transitions, fueling the expansion of the city.
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I mean, nothing ever happens during presidential transitions unless you're really into the ins and outs of appointing 5,4003 government officials.
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Two recent transitions — at the "CBS Evening News" and "Face the Nation" — have been rockier, with ratings declines at both shows.
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"I know a few people who have celebrated their transitions with a bar or bat mitzvah or naming ceremony," Costello noted.
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We understood everything we wanted to do, how we wanted the songs to end, how we wanted the transitions to go.
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They've always been human, bodies who've felt the transitions of place and space and the strange injustice of never feeling safe.
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Some strengthening is forecast on Tuesday and Wednesday as Florence transitions into an extratropical cyclone, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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On stage or in a prerecorded screen performance that has the benefit of production, these transitions can feel seamless and natural.
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Earth's luminous satellite also fascinates humans when it transitions into the full moon lunar phase, especially when appearing gigantic in scale.
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