But he might not be the only one trying out.
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"Trying out the bullroarer was definitely an experience," says Jeremy.
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So, trying out a new brand is a big bet.
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Some bloggers are trying out the look on their brows.
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Me trying out being a hologram with hologram Tupac pic.twitter.
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You know, like you said, trying out, flexing different muscles.
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They inspired her to start trying out her own creations.
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It's like trying out wine; you have to taste it.
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I'll admit, I've always loved trying out new beauty items.
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Ford has already been trying out hybrid vans in London.
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He's goofing around, trying out a few spins and pliés.
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Watching Nina work hard at being a professionally funny woman is satisfying, whether she's trying out new material in her empty apartment or staring into a mirror trying out her impressions (Celine Dion, Cher).
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Residents will likely be curious about trying out the new alternative.
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Volvo's far from the only dealer trying out a subscription model.
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Now, it is lowering the barrier to customers trying out clothing.
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Which polish look will you be trying out for the holidays?
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It's not surprising that Venmo is trying out different card designs.
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After trying out the Panono, I can't say it really does.
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I've definitely learned a lot from trying out these lash techniques.
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Satisfaction guarantee policies decrease the riskiness of trying out these services.
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Nico: Medha, today, we are going to be trying out Curlformers.
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But today we will be trying out all three lash styles.
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Brody had been trying out all of the island's personal trainers.
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So with trying out different styles, that's what I'll always do.
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Kyle Kramer is trying out pickup lines at the Lincoln Memorial.
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He chewed on his next words, trying out how they tasted.
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What he was doing was trying out ideas for his persona.
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Looking forward to trying out his recipe for red curry duck.
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We're trying out new recipes and cooking semi-elaborate meals together.
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Hartford, ConnecticutConnecticut is also trying out drive-through testing in Hartford.
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And our tech columnist recommends trying out Google's new privacy tools.
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Today we&aposre trying out The Healthy Foundation from Physicians Formula.
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We're trying out a new feature to capture some of it.
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It's trying out this model, and seeing if it will stick.
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Trying out Windows 10 Update Preview's new Cortana on lock screen access.
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Hello. Could I talk you into trying out a new baby food?
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Will you be trying out a similar outfit at your next fête?
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So we were trying out different ones, and I loved the smell.
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Blockchain-based supply chains is something several companies are trying out too.
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Nico: Natalie, how was your week trying out all these blow-dryers?
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Already today, there are countries trying out driverless trucks to deliver goods.
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And Harry couldn't help trying out a few moves of his own!
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And Ranveer’s gonna be trying out his first ever. Excited?
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However, it seems that most baristas are trying out their own concoctions.
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These range from trying out new recipes to going out to dinner.
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But most interesting are the new monetization options Facebook is trying out.
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They're trying out many things out and using [themselves] as the canvas.
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Trying out another person's customized setting was like listening to music underwater.
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It's something I always wanted to experience trying out at Yankee Stadium.
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I later learned it was a new persona he was trying out.
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"I've had those experiences when trying out for college teams," she said.
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Here's a bunch of them trying out hot dogs from 10 states.
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Do you have a project that you are interested in trying out?
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Olly: Yeah, that could potentially be helpful; it's worth trying out different things.
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I'm trying out new churches, but I don't vibe with this new one.
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After trying out this recipe, you'll never want to separate the two again!
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Tori Spelling is trying out a new avenue of reality TV: wedding planning.
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I might even use this at home when trying out a new look.
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The campaign isn't just trying out random ideas in the hopes they'll work.
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Isles, 26, is also a sprinter trying out for the U.S. track team.
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And in Maine and Florida, customers are trying out Caramel Shaved Ice Espresso.
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When we start making something that's when I start trying out some things.
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And in India, Ola is trying out a similar service called Ola Café.
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Cleve has a habit of trying out his new music on taxi drivers.
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Michelle Obama is trying out a new gig: daytime TV talk show host.
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But if you've been thinking about trying out a cup, here's your chance.
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I'm trying out the volume lashes, which cost $320 for a full set.
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I spent some time trying out the Pixelbook Go at Google's press event.
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"I feel so guilty," Steere read, trying out a joke about his dog.
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"These two hares were trying out some new steps in their dance routine!"
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Trying out the Snapdragon 835-powered ODG R-8 AR/VR smart glasses.
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And you can hear Mr. Malik trying out several approaches to the lyrics.
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Usain Bolt will be trying out for Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund tomorrow morning.
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The emails also mentioned trying out an AR-style rifle before purchasing one.
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Or maybe trying out a promising new recipe for Korean braised short ribs.
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Saks, I figured, would be trying out some new concepts of its own.
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The Inkey List, a company in Britain, makes trying out trending ingredients accessible.
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Today, about 30% of its 187 US locations are trying out the schedule.
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"These days I find myself trying out new hairdos on her," she said.
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Industry players are trying out various kinds of machines that serve different purposes.
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Trying out new coping habits and staying in touch with friends will help.
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Other states are trying out similar laws to the one that failed here.
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Bush (220–20173) often worked in series, trying out various shapes and formats.
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And that's just the start of the stuff we're trying out this week.
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"If you're trying out a new smoking technique or something, practice it," he says.
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Other top picks: Jude Law plays a scheming lothario trying out monogamy in Alfie.
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I had no idea about the rules of men trying out for NFL cheerleading.
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Cats are known for laying on laptops, but not trying out somersaults on them.
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Current Vudu users will be gifted one free conversion for trying out the service.
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Such tie-ups are also a low-risk way of trying out new figures.
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Our former president is apparently now trying out a gig behind the sushi bar.
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Ikea, the world's largest furniture seller, is trying out a new business model: renting.
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Are you excited about trying out the new features coming up with iOS 11?
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It was my first time trying out the Oculus Touch controllers with the Rift.
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At each of those shows in New York you were trying out new things.
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Hamas's relatively new political leader, Yahya Sinwar, is trying out a new political tool.
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If you like trying out new products, Breo Box actually provides a great value.
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But more recently Disqus has been trying out other things to expand its business.
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Tell me about some of the other things you're trying out at the moment.
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Stores are trying out all manner of gimmickry — anything, really — to win back shoppers.
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They are trying out a new one, Mr. Jarrett said: the TCats, or TabCats.
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But now we see Chinese officials and media trying out those typically Russian tactics.
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I became obsessed with it, trying out other versions at home, adding more herbs.
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I think this is the time where people are just trying out their material.
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It's almost enough to make a kid consider trying out for the rowing team.
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For that group, we suggest trying out the black and white painted pumpkin trend.
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It came accompanied by photos of a cow trying out its fancy new goggles.
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"Essential Enough" goes like this (in full): The Lord was trying out some material.
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Spring 2019If you&aposre trying out for &aposShark Tank,&apos highlight your personal story
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Green gets the kids trying out for Burke's role to talk about teasing their siblings and intercuts that with actors trying out for patriarch John talking about dangerous games they played as kids—games that could have easily resulted in her accidental death.
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Katy Perry is trying out the Santa Clarita Diet — at least in her new video.
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Facebook, of course, has a storied history of trying out little "tests" on its users.
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So they are trying out putting the president back out to do some interviews again.
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We've been trying out this $285-per-week service that's similar to Community Support Agriculture.
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We've been trying out HelloFresh for the last few weeks, and it's been pretty good!
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Lorelai's therapist is trying out, too, and wants her to put in a good word.
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Like trying out for a team and not being picked — better to not try out.
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The Texas hospital is one of the few trying out virtual reality to relieve pain.
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Expect to be interested in trying out new ways to be productive at this time!
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Following Guises' launch, Howell began trying out ideas of what to build next, he says.
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He was constantly trying out crazy ideas, like a rustless glass razor and inflatable shoes.
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Bo-ring. Trying out your duck face with the crowds at a ballgame for background?
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After 40 years with the same short, shaved haircut, Cena is trying out something new.
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Trump also sounded like he was trying out a new line for the campaign trail.
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According to CNN affiliate WFLA, they were trying out diving equipment they received as presents.
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And just this week, streamers trying out the game on YouTube had their videos demonetized.
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One little squawking cutie was filmed trying out some yoga or lawn-furniture inspired poses.
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When trying out a new spa, Ordon says to go in with a discerning eye.
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I was trying out LOST, the new and first-of-its-kind short story bot.
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I have go-to meals Trying out new recipes and new cooking techniques is fun!
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In 1998, General Bitar brought 3,000 vines from France, trying out ten varieties of grapes.
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Afterward, the assistant approached Hanson and asked if he would consider trying out for football.
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At the time, a handful of publishers appeared to be trying out the new format.
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They are trying out a pilot with Kakao Farmer to deliver fresh products from farms.
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Despite its slightly fussy interface and occasionally slow load times, Yummly is worth trying out.
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The United States then spent years trying out new designs for its growing nuclear arsenal.
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After a short stint at Google, he spent three years trying out new startup ideas.
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Some are trying out online dating for the first time, while others are seasoned pros.
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Most members spent years playing in their high school bands before trying out for Michigan.
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McDonald's is constantly trying out new menu items to stay relevant and keep customers interested.
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In the next few months we will be trying out different satellites of the library.
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However it shakes out, it's clear that Medium is trying out a few new things.
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"We're trying out best to create a little fairytale in each piece," the blurb reads.
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But they wanted to get stronger, trying out CrossFit before they began Olympic weight-lifting.
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Before trying out this cleanser, my skin was dull with small little acne bumps everywhere.
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For example, a coffee chain could ask about a new drink flavor it's trying out.
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And he advises scholars to better understand Michelangelo's figures by trying out their poses themselves.
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Still, he had no idea he was effectively trying out for a bigger job. Mrs.
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Here, she spreads herself thin, trying out different styles in a scattered show of versatility.
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Should mental health risks like these keep curious Americans from trying out the expat lifestyle?
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I should've stayed in my lane, but I kept trying out for the basketball team.
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Farhad: As I've told you repeatedly, I'm trying out a new fashion style, rumpled chic.
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"A thought then came to my mind about trying out this new hobby," she said.
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He said they're now trying out individually-geared doses, and offering women-only retreat weekends.
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Many of her friends and family are trying out their own versions of the idea.
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There are even dating apps, like Single and Sober, that could be worth trying out.
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After trying out the Smart Display, I'm convinced that smart speakers are better with screens.
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It didn't occur to me that people would be lying down, trying out the mattresses.
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For those interested in trying out Nutrigene, you can do so by ordering on the website.
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After trying out both phones, I'm inclined to highly recommend the G4 Plus over the G4.
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She likes to have fun with fashion and she was open to trying out different things.
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Baptiste decided to Snapchat her experience trying out the Mic, and within hours, became internet famous.
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Bezos noted beforehand that Blue Origin was trying out a couple new things with this launch.
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For those interested in trying out Nutrigene, you can do so by ordering on the website.
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Stoic felines the world over are trying out this online sensation and they are KILLING IT!
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These days, you're trying out some new ideas in hopes of breaking the stalemate in physics?
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When you want to add cocktails into the mix, Mendez recommends trying out Macera Workshop Bar.
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It all starts with the idea of trying out an insidious game that's all the rage.
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And after a week or so of trying out Beats X, I think I get it.
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Walmart is trying out outsmart e-retailer Amazon with a new text-to-order service, Jetblack.
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It's always a gamble trying out a new instructor, but the playlist is on point today.
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Mario had a more experimental approach to game design, it's more about trying out and testing.
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For any content that isn't in 4K, it's worth trying out Nvidia's new AI-enhanced upscaling.
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At this point, however, Google doesn't plan on trying out new features in the beta build.
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You slide effortlessly from one battle to another, trying out new pokémon and formulating strategic plans.
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The increasing focus on engagement is particularly evident in a new feature Twitter is trying out.
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Airbnb is trying out a new business arrangement in Paris to bypass stringent French renting regulations.
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She's a great cook Mittenaere loves cooking, and spends her free time trying out French specialties.
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"Lately I have been trying out hand quilting too, which I have really enjoyed," she says.
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Logistics companies are trying out new ideas to meet ever-rising expectations of fast, free delivery.
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I highly recommend trying out wines from Soter Vineyards, J. Christopher, Brick House and Day Wines.
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Think of trying out orange-y coral lip shades, peach blushes and reddish-brown eye shadows.
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You can put that to the test by trying out the recipe, which is found here.
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Both seem like they're trying out their celebrity impressions for the late-night talk-show circuit.
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Ivry has been trying out a new, exciting technique developed by other conservators to replicate leather.
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We've learned some things from trying out instant-runoff, ranked-choice voting at a municipal level.
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More than 40 years later, the gang's apparently trying out a different approach: kidnapping the dead.
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If you want to make your smart devices that much more useful, it's worth trying out.
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Receiving and trying out each month's box Each box ships at the beginning of the month.
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I look forward to trying out the Galaxy Note 10's newfound compatibility with Windows computers.
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For $10 though, I think it's a hard-to-beat steal, and one worth trying out.
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Trying out different occupations is another reason 20-somethings need a longer runway to life's milestones.
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All in all, I wouldn't say I've become a wearable tech aficionado after trying out Sensoria.
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So there's obvious mental benefits to trying out trendy fitness, but what about the physical side?
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Learn a language, start crafting or whatever, spend your winter nights trying out new masturbatory tactics.
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But nothing is stopping you from trying out new apps and see what works for you.
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I try to catch up on the pilot scenes that have small changes we're trying out.
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Trying out alternatives to Pornhub and Xvideos is about so much more than just ethics, though.
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I'd be trying out the V12, twin turbo, 600 brake horsepower icon in mostly pouring rain.
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As a nonexpert, Mr. Wang had some unconventional suggestions, like trying out sumo wrestlers for goalies.
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We eat while watching Blood and Treasure, which is a new show we are trying out.
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They're also fitting wine for anyone who's been trying out the new low ABV beverage trend.
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Trump supporters spent the first part of the hearing trying out a new line of defense.
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It has also added risks for comedy writers used to trying out their material with followers.
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I've been trying out different shampoo bars to see which one works best for my hair.
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Then, they have classes and each month spend a week trying out different vocational training programs.
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The grocery chain is trying out a dedicated plant-based protein section in its meat aisle.
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Dorothy's grief was so acute that her friend and therapist recommended trying out transitional object therapy.
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Mr. Mohammed's journey also took to him to Brazil, trying out for a professional soccer team.
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Given your answer, I'm guessing you wouldn't consider trying out a sex diary and scheduling intercourse?
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If it involves hunting for the perfect apartment or trying out a new indoor cycling class, dope.
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Doctors are also trying out different placements for electrodes to minimize cognitive side effects, Reti told me.
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Trying out who we are, again and again, until something feels more accurate than the previous thing . . .
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I'm very much looking forward to trying out the other 49,999 hot pot places in the city.
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It turned out that the administrators of the site were trying out a new tool called Coinhive.
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"Bring out a few shibari ropes and spend a few hours trying out various ties," he says.
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"I am trying out different tattoos to see what will fit best for my character," she said.
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"However, it is worth trying out various lower-cost solutions that might complement existing treatment," Seitz added.
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If you're interested in trying out Sprinkles then it's available free of charge in Apple's App Store.
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We've spent the last few days trying out Google Home, the search giant's new $129 connected speaker.
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If you're trying out the build, Microsoft is warning users that there could be a few bugs.
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It's like the place you go to take Instagram selfies while trying out million-dimensional fidget spinners.
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This summer, the reality star shared some pics on Snapchat of her trying out some vegan recipes.
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Junior was always trying out white folks stuff and bringing it to school for us to try.
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The chain apparently will be trying out its new name — Dunkin' — at one of its California locations.
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So I just was at your office trying out "Gnomes and Goblins," which I thought was fantastic.
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Meanwhile, Kylie Jenner shared some behind the scenes snaps of her sisters trying out a Snapchat filter.
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I'm trying out this whole audiobook thing, so I listen to a new one while I clean.
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Ahead, the seven trends we're trying out, plus the products you need to channel your inner Madonna.
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Snap is trying out new designs for its Discover section, which showcases professional companies and celebrity accounts.
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"My husband is an internet security guy, and he was trying out some different cameras," Wray said.
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In a lot of cases you can teach yourself just by trying out different tools and features.
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The latest approach from Google underscores how Fiber is trying out various methods in each new market.
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The system I'm trying out is Luckey's solution to how the US should detect unauthorized border crossings.
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We're still trying out new girls and we'll continue putting together a competitive squad until registration closes.
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Ultimately, new Gmail is trying out some bigger ideas that challenge the traditional concept of an inbox.
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If you love the convenience of online reading but not the price, it's probably worth trying out.
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I had just spent a week trying out various fitness classes, so my body was very sore.
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Andy: Today, we'll be trying out the Prinker, a device that prints temporary tattoos in seconds, apparently.
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Barrie instead recommended "testing the water" first, by trying out a job or two while still working.
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By the summer of 1961, the professional ballplayer was also trying out for a life of crime.
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Pirch A 32,000-square-foot hands-on kitchen and bath store for trying out fixtures and appliances.
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Usain Bolt, an eight-time Olympic champion, is trying out for a professional soccer team outside Sydney.
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Both matches will be on Overwatch's Public Test Realm, with players trying out newly introduced hero Echo.
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And nationwide, the Democratic Party is trying out a new tactic: letting candidates determine their own messages.
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Evolution's purposive caprice, some inexplicable force beyond our puny human imagination, is trying out a new design.
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Indeed, the new, smaller Foundation Capital seems very focused on trying out a lot of new things.
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Anyone trying out this service should be aware that it is still very new, and this shows.
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"Y'all did it for me," he told supporters, trying out a new line aimed at his rivals.
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Other funders trying out lotteries include the Swiss National Science Foundation and the Volkswagen Foundation in Germany.
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The carrier is trying out a pair of autonomous robots that can guide passengers around Terminal 22019.
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We recently hosted a Sam&aposs Club wine tasting, trying out seven different Member&aposs Mark offerings.
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Also worth trying: At-home nausea remedies like eating ginger, staying hydrated, and trying out peppermint aromatherapy.
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Today&aposs gonna be a very messy day, because we are gonna be trying out glitter primers.
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Bloomingdale&aposs is trying out human-robot collaboration at its 59th street flagship store for the holidays.
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Some of the edits are simple updates to a product, or a company trying out new marketing.
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From the Beyoncé-approved recipe, to honey-sweetened methods, here are six types of lemonade worth trying out.
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After that happened enough, I started trying out the weirdo abstract moments in the paintings as real objects.
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According to Brand Eating, Taco Bells is currently trying out a Wild Naked Chicken Chalupa in select markets.
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Over the weekend, Elon Musk advised owners to "be cautious" when trying out the new HW245 Autopilot features.
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Tomorrow night I'm trying out The Fulton, Jean-Georges' new place—his first fish restaurant, I can't wait.
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In the days since the video release, BTS fans have started filming themselves trying out the video choreography.
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NASA is trying out some of these ideas with its X-22050 Maxwell, an all-electric test plane.
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Facebook confirmed to me that a few partners include Canadian telecom Rogers are already trying out the fb.
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The Chainsmokers, best known for hits like "#Selfie" and "Closer," are now trying out a new venture: filmmaking.
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But as of today, they're trying out something entirely different: 2017's most popular haircut, the long bob.
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Whether the bear was sleeping off a bender or simply trying out the suburban parent lifestyle isn't known.
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"Middle school ... is a time when almost all youth are forming and trying out new identities," Cherng said.
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As per usual, when we're on the precipice of trying out a trend, we turn to the experts.
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Like most kids trying out a new look for the first time, Eleven can't quite pull it off.
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Update: We can now add Chrissy Teigen to the list of celebs trying out the charcoal detox trend.
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Or consider trying out these hacks that could help you skip the membership and still some save money.
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Reddit user stellarstaer posted this video of a girl trying out her egg drop contraption with her family.
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Yesterday, Chipotle revealed to BusinessInsider that it would begin trying out a Mexican dessert called buñuelos next month.
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And Dancing with the Stars judge Hough is a longtime dancer and loves trying out new workout classes.
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But after spending some time trying out Seeing AI, it's clear Microsoft still has some work to do.
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HERE is also trying out a system that uses artificial intelligence to identify features from cameras and LIDARs.
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The Verge broke the news on Friday, and Instagram confirmed to Refinery29 that it's trying out the tool.
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Flynn seems to be trying out for the role of Oliver North in the upcoming Oliver North miniseries.
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For a Mailbox-esque way of quickly powering through your inbox on the iPhone, it's worth trying out.
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A decade ago, the United Nations World Food Program was trying out cash in a few pilot programs.
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Those girls at the next table were silly, but they were worldly, she thought, trying out the word.
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The final temporary dye that I'm gonna be trying out is the Poser Paste from Good Dye Young.
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He'll perform as many as five sets in an evening, honing his material and trying out new bits.
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I would definitely recommend at least trying out a tiny house, just to see what it's all about.
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Washington (CNN)Roger Stone is trying out a new line of work while he challenges his recent conviction.
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But paradise has its downsides, and the couple rock their upstate idyll by trying out an open marriage.
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And it's a story of transition, too — orphans and foundlings trying out independence, building surrogate families, growing up.
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He typically performs alone or with his trio, but for this run he's trying out the duo format.
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It's more than a phase and it's deeper than trying out a new piercing or changing hair styles.
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If you're interested in trying out this new Office mobile app, Microsoft is launching a public preview today.
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After four days of trying out glitter primers, it&aposs safe to say that I&aposve had enough.
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"He tried to do it with Comey and he's been trying out all these different nicknames," Tapper said.
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I recently downloaded and am trying out the app Bear at the recommendation of another colleague, Kate Conger.
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After trying out 23andMe's $199 test, I wanted to see how one of its competitors' tests stacked up.
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Twitter is trying out a small new change to Moments that would provide contextual information within its curated stories.
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The national rail service is trying out dynamic pricing, except it's not dynamic, it's just bad and half-baked.
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Allowing you to think abstract, surprising one another, exceeding limits, trying out shapes and sounds out of everyday materials.
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She shared a few eco-friendly habits we can start trying out ourselves just in time for Earth Day.
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AFD says the factory was trying out a new blend of chips that 'didn&apost work out so well.
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So you have baseball players taking a yoga class for the first time, or basketball players trying out boxing.
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In the last couple of days, I've been trying out a recently launched meditation app for iOS called Aura.
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However, if it's your first time trying out an Advantage Plan, you get a year to change your mind.
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Samsung has been trying out different methods across the globe for getting Note 7 owners to return their phones.
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If you have a second iPhone or iPad, you are probably going to be fine trying out iOS 11.
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The Cincinnati-based company has built robot-aided warehouses and is trying out self-driving vehicles to improve delivery.
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He's been trying out his creations on a few customers to get some feedback before they go on sale.
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Trying out Bear was as easy as downloading it on my devices and following its simple Evernote migration guide.
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Natalie: The first hair dryer that we're gonna be trying out is the Revlon Compact and Light Hair Dryer.
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Because it's so easy to move cards around, there's no real barrier to trying out different moves and ideas.
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Further, not everyone falls back into watch wearing after trying out the thing Jony Ive said would fuck Switzerland.
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We're particularly interested in trying out the "Nintendo Star" controller, a bizarre device that even Miyamoto admits nobody liked.
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While trying out the Drop Shades for the first time, they fall off George's face while he is dancing.
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In fact, trying out VR at the movie theater is exactly what many startups are trying to get done.
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Single Aquarians could have the best time trying out Cupid's sampler platter without committing to a favorite too fast.
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After trying out a few goofy looks, a graphic of a bloody mouth appears onscreen as the video concludes.
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Zac Efron is trying out a new look for the summer — and it's already gaining a lot of attention.
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But for the past few weeks, I've been trying out Elecjet's AnyWatt dongle — and it might just be good.
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In addition to cutting the number of Test matches, international boards are now trying out shorter, four-day Tests.
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It's also trying out other channels for revenue generation in its wider play to build a digital music business.
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We are trying out 3D paintings used as virtual speed breakers to avoid unnecessary requirements of speed breakers pic.twitter.
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Tetsuya Mizuguchi, founder of development studio Enhance, trying out a PlayStation VR at a Tokyo game show in 2016.
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Drake is busy doing the world tour thing, but that doesn't stop him from trying out some new material.
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That said, it's worth trying out both approaches if the Zoo play style is one that you find fun.
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Mandy Moore, who plays Rebecca Pearson on This Is Us, is interested in trying out a new role: mom.
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The other campaigns were keyed in to the electorate's anti-establishment mood — trying out various versions of Trump's message.
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And Kesprey is trying out autonomous drones in the US. Today, a new player entered the market, Israel's Airobotics.
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Coachella may be over, but that doesn't mean we're done trying out every wild color in the beauty rainbow.
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Pro tip, though: it's probably a bad idea to dance while trying out really expensive equipment that isn't yours!
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The Post added that Zinke's primary rationale for trying out the policy is to improve morale among Interior employees.
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It is also trying out a grocery store in Seattle that does away with the hassle of checkout lines.
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On a recent day, he was wandering around the trendy neighborhood of Sheung Wan, trying out the Spacious app.
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Mr. Ocean appears to be trying out an aesthetic and, for now, that aesthetic appears to be excessive asceticism.
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Other highlights of the celebration include designing a Zen garden, trying out origami and creating magical creatures from clay.
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Right now, I'm trying out the "Light Until Sunset," feature, letting my phone automatically switch between light and dark.
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With just a few months left in his term, President Obama is still trying out some cool, new stuff.
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We work in a similar way in our own field, and now, we're trying out her field of fashion.
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The Trump administration has been trying out a fresh line with the American public of late: Patriotism requires sacrifice.
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The e-commerce giant uses its headquarters city as a living laboratory, trying out new retail and logistics models.
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For years, he was constantly in and out of hospitals, trying out new drugs to help manage his IBS.
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Local teenagers got summer jobs as "toyologists," who scooted around the store on roller skates trying out new toys.
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I started going up and trying out material, which, at the end, I'd somehow wedge into being about Mormonism.
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He had aspirations to play college football and was trying out for the team's defensive position, Mr. Fleener said.
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Perhaps that's why brands treat Columbus as Test Market, U.S.A., trying out products there before rolling them out nationwide.
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For some, that means trying out Dry January, a month-long sobriety challenge to kick off the new year.
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Burger King and other fast-food chains are trying out Impossible Foods burgers as a vegan answer to beef.
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After trying out a few dozen arrangements, one stuck in my head — a goal-post set of black squares.
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T., Austria Trying out for this team was the highlight of my California-born and raised son's hockey career.
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Kevin Roose explained that trying out new technology for targeting voters and campaign organizing was all well and good.
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We battled each other in Tetris 27 and Rocket League, then hated ourselves trying out Dark Souls and Cuphead.
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Debatable, but he also tells us Wahlberg is trying out intermittent fasting and has come to the #cancelbreakfast table.
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Next up is an augmented reality (AR) application which Google will be trying out in UK schools this fall.
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There are about 40 players trying out for 22 slots on two teams for boys aged 16 and younger.
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"Everybody started talking about it," said Rovan, a 25-year-old hotel worker who was trying out the jacket.
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Grimes is willing to go to great lengths to feel her best — even if it means trying out "experimental" surgeries.
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It shows songs in steady mutation, with Mr. West trying out different lyrical approaches to the same portion of music.
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Along with trying out positions and types of sex, "that might mean including fantasy, or talking dirty," Dr. Fleming says.
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Bran suggests trying out the "starbursting" method to organize all the overflowing TS7 evidence, from subtle countdowns to palm trees.
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The owner is super friendly and even gives use both a free serving of shrimp for trying out the restaurant.
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Now, the crowd favorite is getting fancy and trying out some wigs to see which one fits his personality best.
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I could assign my Facebook ID to this bit of plastic and walk around the room trying out various applications.
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Today, I'm all about being fearless and trying out new, sometimes out-there trends and silhouettes I previously wouldn't have.
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But a dedicated Shortcuts application will help get users trying out this new functionality as soon as iOS 12 ships.
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For now, there are trying out their colors, transitioning from bright turquoise to a dark green as they see fit.
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Over the past few months, the actress seems to be trying out a totally different hair color every other day.
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For other ideas, Palmer suggests visiting a farmers' market, trying out recipes, doing arts and crafts and visiting local museums.
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Or, you know, if you're totally stoned today and feel like trying out the porn version of a roulette wheel.
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Someone who is trying out a game might move on to others in the future, which is good for everyone.
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Redfin is trying out a similar approach for buyers, moving toward a future where house hunters can buy entirely online.
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I just kept trying out a bunch of different voices and mixing it up until I found a cool one.
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The rental is part of a new program the scooter company is trying out in San Francisco, Barcelona, and Miami.
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Now Cross is trying out a few new styles in her signature red to cover up her "cra cra" regrowth.
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Here's Kristofer Hivju, who plays Tormund on the show, trying out the filter for Game of Thrones' official Facebook page.
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Video footage of Jackson trying out the device for the first time showed the toddler smiling in his new wheels.
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The Hub Keyboard comes from Microsoft's Garage group, which makes experimental apps with the goal of trying out new ideas.
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Taylor Swift isn't the only one who thinks platinum blondes have more fun — Emma Stone is trying out the look.
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Rebecca Brown is one of those people, but for her, it's about much more than trying out a new look.
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INSIDER's Caroline Aghajanian is trying out three lash techniques to see what she likes or doesn't like about each one.
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Trying out different cuisines is an easy way to escape from the norm and break up your culinary status quo.
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Burger King's not the only fast food chain trying out creative ways to get people to download its mobile app.
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Gift an ArtSnacks subscription, $24/monthPart of the fun of being an artist is trying out new products and techniques.
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We're seeing similar efforts in the realm of health care, with some states trying out their own single-payer programs.
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The combo do everything from trick beer pong shots to trying out flamethrowers to making parody videos for rap songs.
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Another portion of the group will continue in the early rider program trying out new features as Waymo adds them.
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We spent most of our time at home being inactive, and trying out the local restaurants on a regular basis.
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We've all read the success stories, and for many of us, that's enough to keep us trying out new things.
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The number of customers trying out Marcus will be limited by Goldman's decision to allow applications solely from invited customers.
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He then spent the whole night in the building, trying out beds, and pretending to shower and use the bathroom.
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Having said this, there are increasingly more contemporary brands coming up, and people are enthusiastic in trying out nonprecious jewelry.
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Trying out kinetic sand became an experiment in depth perception when I put on the goggles inside the geodesic tent.
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I was 24, a chain-smoker, and had just moved back to Denver after trying out life in distant places.
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I'm very much looking forward to trying out Barbara's advice next time I have a throbbing pimple on my face.
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But we just can't wait to get our hands on it so we can start trying out its far-field microphones.
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Many to-do list apps are free — or built into your phone — and there's no harm in trying out a handful.
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It's a new year, and I'm trying out all of these wellness things; some Insta-fitness person suggested drinking 1 oz.
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It's entirely possible the software team at Google might be trying out different visuals ahead of the full Android P launch.
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Princess Charlotte's URL ends with "princess-charlotte," so people have been trying out other names to see if anything turns up.
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In 2001, Lizzie McGuire taught us about unrequited love, body positivity, and the importance of trying out cool new hair trends.
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As it's a slow day, I devote some time to my hobby and hustle by trying out online photo print services.
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But it's also directed by Ang Lee, still trying out the 120-frames-per-second cinematography that gives 3D extra clarity.
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Here's someone else trying out the AR-7778 for themselves: But "Despacito" isn't the only tune the Japanese user has played.
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I've been trying out the Flyer for a few days, and they're more or less what they say on the can.
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I am still getting congratulated for "trying out the gym for the first time," even at facilities I've attended for years.
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People circulate easily, trying out new ideas and learning from colleagues who, in a more traditional structure, they might never meet.
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Netflix is trying out a new feature that you may not like if you prefer your binge watching to go uninterrupted.
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Or he might just be trying out his tagging skills to promote the Paramount Pictures release slated for July 22. What?
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Rwanda is trying out a telemedicine scheme to make it easier for patients in rural areas to speak to a doctor.
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"Trying out an SGI is difficult since there isn't very many of them, and there is no emulation," Raion told me.
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In cities across China, including in Xinjiang, authorities are trying out facial-recognition software and other AI-powered technologies for security.
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It's why I've probably started and restarted every modern Bethesda RPG a dozen times, trying out new character builds each time.
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The game's popularity peaked in 2017, though it's still around today and still trying out new ideas on its sizable audience.
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We've been trying out Gboard and so far it seems to be a solid keyboard replacement for the default iOS keyboard.
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"We are trying out the technology that has never been demonstrated before -- in such a short period of time," Ito says.
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As far as things to look for when trying out a new dim sum restaurant, I always judge by the classics.
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And we're calling to find out if you'd be interested in trying out one of our new robots for a week.
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We've already spent a week trying out no-cook lunches and another week with no-cook dinners to prove it's possible.
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"Seat Belt Psychic" follows John as he chauffeurs unsuspecting passengers who think they are trying out a new ride-share app.
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Take a sip of Health-Ade I always like trying out new drinks, whether it's lemonade or a cold-pressed juice.
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Farhad: Oh, that reminds me — at SXSW I'll be trying out a $4,000 desk that lets you lie down while working.
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Marvel is certainly trying out a new direction for the studio with the more metaphysical Doctor Strange, played by Benedict Cumberbatch.
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Indeed, Mr. Spearman had already been asking himself questions since drifting from his Baptist upbringing toward atheism and trying out meditation.
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Songs come at an alarmingly rapid pace because we don't have set formulas, we are experimenting, we're trying out new ideas.
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When you understand what it can do, you can really find your own identity and voice by trying out new looks.
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I think a self-described foodie might be more focused on food as a hobby, and trying out the latest restaurants.
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In a separate interview on ABC on Thursday, the campaign chair said the Trump campaign was still trying out different messages.
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In Hearthstone, you seem to be interested in trying out and experimenting with cards that maybe other people think don't work.
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The Samoyed dog even has ventured into recording ASMR videos, mostly made up of sounds of her trying out different foods.
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"These dinosaurs were still trying out new evolutionary pathways and testing out new things to do and diversifying," Dr. Jasinski said.
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But while I love trying out new beauty products, I'm also a loyalist at heart to some of my favorite brands.
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As well as trying out various ways to play, young visitors can take a sample class in dance or Dalcroze Eurhythmics.
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In April, the company held an audition in Dubai, where more than a quarter of those trying out were from India.
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Social media posts have been popping up in recent days of Tesla owners trying out their car's new "Smart Summon" feature.
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Libin said he's joined a motivational WhatsApp group that includes other Silicon Valley tech executives who are trying out the trend.
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Typical get-togethers included trying out New York restaurants Ms. Gul discovered on Instagram and hanging out in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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Both men have said they're looking forward to trying out the new spacecraft and getting back up to the space station.
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Each has a different taste and texture, so Toups suggests trying out one a month at home or at a restaurant.
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And filmmakers who are interested in reinventing beloved genres for today may have some tricks up their sleeves worth trying out.
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In hagiographic reconstructed childhood scenes Mezrich has a prepubescent Church already speaking like someone trying out lines for a TED Talk.
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Facebook is trying out a new feature that connects users on its Messenger chat platform, but only if they both accept.
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I got comfortable with it, and aside from trying out HereWeGo and Waze, I have been pretty much happy with Google.
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The actress also had a fun time taste-testing blue milk and trying out the Cantina found within the new Disneyland park.
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Kardashian West also showed off North trying out new colors from her silver makeup kit, complete with her name written in script.
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Some residents of the town of Orania, population 1,600, are trying out the digital version of their own self-declared Ora currency.
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Davis wrote that Facebook is trying out ways to enable users to block specific words from showing in comments on their posts.
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Paul LePage with less than a majority of the vote, Maine is trying out a whole new method of voting on Tuesday.
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And if patients are willing to take the risk of trying out an untested therapy, they should be allowed to do so.
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Its also trying out a spicy chocolate dipping sauce to accompany the sweet chips it rolled out to test markets in May.
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At $80 cheaper, the original PowerWatch is still the better way to go if you're curious about trying out this innovative technology.
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The couple began trying out different rosés at every restaurant and bar they went to and saw there was room for improvement.
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This past weekend, however, it seemed like everyone was re-downloading, reopening, or trying out Snapchat for the first time in years.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Then later in the morning, Trump tweeted again, this time even more desperate and trying out an even dumber argument.
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Many of her successful projects have been born of out following her readers' interest, and trying out new variations on that content.
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The goal here is to attract customers who were interested in trying out OneDrive for Business, but are locked into other services.
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This was also true of Instagram's experiment with removing likes, which it said it started trying out on US users in March.
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If you've ever dreamed about trying out life as a lighthouse keeper, now's your chance: You can rent a lighthouse on Airbnb.
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Similar to that partnership, Master & Dynamic didn't change the actual specs of its headphones; it's just trying out a new color scheme.
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It sounds like Breaking News had been trying out different revenue models, for example working with business clients to provide tailored information.
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Over time, companies that aren't affiliated with YC — including Apple, Atlassian, Opendoor and Groupon — began trying out Triplebyte for their hiring needs.
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I struggled with the same problem last year when testing Apple's AirPods, and again last month when trying out Bose's SoundSport Free.
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On Tuesday, Spears shared a new Instagram video, explaining in the post's caption that she was trying out a few new exercises.
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" He's trying out the nickname used by author George R.R. Martin and GoT recappers everywhere who get weary of spelling out "Daenerys.
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That's standard for the company when it has prototyped something it is trying out with employees but hasn't done any external testing.
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We have a funny feeling there may be more copycats (copy canines?) trying out the same trick this Fourth of July holiday.
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Even the Hasselblad shutter sound, which I heard up close and personal for myself while trying out an H250D, is perfectly iconic.
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The burrito chain is adding its first-ever sweet items to its menu, and the first one it's trying out sounds delicious.
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This is the second time Grab's trying out helicopters in the region, after a three-month trial in 2015 in the Philippines.
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Megan wore a selection of designer outfits for the photoshoot, which saw her trying out high fashion modelling for the first time.
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But then, I end up in a briefing room in Las Vegas, trying out the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive Pre.
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New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bangalore all have the occasional noise gig, featuring a range of artists trying out alternative sonic structures.
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Some businesses are trying out different pilot programmes to find out more about their supply chain, but this is just the start.
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I've been trying out the Sol for the last couple of days and it's slowly started changing my routine for the better.
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In a global first, KFC is trying out edible serving bowls in India in order to make its products more eco-friendly.
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Waymo confirms it is trying out its technology on a Class 8 Peterbilt semi and testing it on a track in California.
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Someone was trying out a new attack on one of the currency's biggest and richest institutions, the Decentralized Autonomous Organization or DAO.
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Or she may be trying out a trend that's common among her friends, or worn by popular or older girls she knows.
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The company is trying out a new iteration of the quesadilla as well as nachos, an avocado tostada and several frozen beverages.
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Tinder confirmed with TechCrunch it's trying out a new way to connect users, by allowing them to share music within their chats.
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Bee said it was for telling off-color jokes about women during an open mic when he was trying out new material.
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We formed in 1997, so it's five years, and three-and-a-half/four of playing shows and trying out that material.
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Welcome to a new set of experiments French artists Adrien M. and Claire B. are trying out with their app, AM&CB.
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He spent some time trying out a few different versions of the clean, ethereal, by-the-sea look Maeda was going for ...
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Bank of America, MasterCard and some financial start-ups have been trying out chatbots that can initiate transactions and give financial advice.
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Hawley, the Republican, is the Ivy Leaguer trying out different personas depending on which one he thinks will get the best response.
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Now that you're trying out a few of Grandma's old recipes rather than eating at restaurants, you're bound to save some money.
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Think about it: you can easily transition between working and bingeing Netflix while finally trying out your Instant Pot without changing devices.
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We're experimenting with the form of our storytelling there, using photography and video in different ways, trying out new voices, having fun.
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Each episode ends with the guest challenging listeners to get 1 percent better by trying out one specific idea from the show.
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Trying out new things and discovering other talents and interests can help us strengthen our identities and enjoy new sources of fulfillment.
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Finally, the Netherlands is trying out a new approach to treat patients with dementia, including simulated beach scenes and other sensory aids.
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Children can also discover more about Islamic culture by viewing artwork, trying out calligraphy and handling Turkish artifacts from the museum's collection.
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Since it introduced its Alexa smart assistant four years ago, the company has not shied from trying out new forms and uses.
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Still, I'm genuinely curious about what Altice can deliver here, and I'm looking forward to trying out the Amplify at some point.
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As he moves onto a national media stage, he is trying out personas, hoping for the right blend of sincerity and humor.
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Apart from trying out Zoom games or themed Zoom parties in the future, there isn't anything I would change about my party.
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As these lions were gathering in Harlem, a younger cohort was trying out new forms in downtown clubs like the Five Spot.
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We used printing techniques such as mixing color variations in the printmaking ink, doing rainbow rolls and trying out different colored papers.
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If you're interested in trying out Google Earth in Firefox, Edge, or Opera then it's available right now over at Google's site.
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If you have the self awareness to figure out that it's happening to you, you might benefit from trying out light therapy.
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For people playing Snatch, they will have the option of briefly trying out another game to acquire currency for in-app purchases.
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Hickman: I'll never forget the first time I saw those early videos from ILMxLab of the different things they were trying out.
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If you're interested in trying out the new Edge, you can download it for Windows or macOS over at Microsoft's Edge site.
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Whether I'm training for a marathon, trying out a new yoga class, or destroying my abs in Pilates, leggings are a must.
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I certainly plan on trying out my Dread campaign on a new group of players, preferably people who haven't read this article.
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These people look for those impressionable younger kids that are trying out a bunch of different identities and trying to figure themselves out.
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Instead, it used spontaneous data to start, literally trying out moves on the board at random and working out which were most effective.
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Writer Brian Crecente describes trying out an AR experience involving a virtual robot:The robot obediently appeared in the distance, floating next to Miller.
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When I was showing the 3Doodler off to my team at Mashable, this was the entry-level experience for trying out the device.
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A lot of people, brimming with New Year's enthusiasm, are trying out the KonMari method — keeping only items that "spark joy" — for themselves.
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Your Fitspo Sista: The Booty Belt Everyone has at least one relative or close friend who's always trying out the latest workout craze.
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After the huge success of hip-hop musical series Empire, Fox is trying out its recipe again with the special premiere of Star.
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During all that time spent trying out creative cooking challenges, the model has come up with some unique ways to enjoy classic dishes.
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Also, here's our PEOPLE Pets editor Kelli Bender trying out a tool that lets people groom their cats with a prosthetic cat tongue.
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Uber is trying out its autonomous network in Arizona, San Francisco and Pittsburgh, while Waymo is testing an on-demand network in Arizona.
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Echo is cheap enough to buy for the speaker functionality alone, after which point users inevitably end up trying out the voice assistant.
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Fresh off of his second season as a guard for the Los Angeles Lakers, Jordan Clarkson is trying out a new position: mentor.
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It sounds cool in theory, but in my brief time trying out the G28, neither the palm unlock nor the gestures worked great.
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Photographer Patrick Demarchelier, of The Devil Wears Prada fame, gets in on the action, trying out his hand at styling her new look.
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Though Drummond is no stranger to the cookbook writing process — she has already released five — this time, she's trying out a similar approach.
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Because we were most familiar with the cauliflower pizza crust craze, we decided to start there, before trying out sweet potato and zucchini.
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Forget the keycard or phone app, one software engineer is trying out a new way to unlock and start her Tesla Model 3.
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My current bedroom in my tiny Manhattan apartment (proof of its miniature size here) provided the perfect canvas for trying out the trend.
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I was always trying out new gourmet dishes, always wanting to feed my friends and neighbors and send them home with something good.
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So, if you don't have any of those more serious symptoms, Dr. Suurna suggests trying out a few at-home lifestyle changes first.
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The Hobbs & Shaw actor, 51, shared a slo-mo video of himself trying out the challenge that has taken the internet by storm.
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Now a group of trans actors are putting a spin on the news by trying out for some of her most famous roles.
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Today's announcement is sure to provoke the strongest emotions yet: Twitter will be trying out a longer, 280-character limit with select users.
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They sent the casings to the San Diego Police Crime Lab, which just happened to be trying out a new DNA testing technique.
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The next clip shows Saint trying out Chicago's scent, spraying it a little too enthusiastically before Kardashian West, 37, gently takes it away.
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As Fox notes, Ansari is soon embarking on an international tour, during which he'll use material he's been trying out in recent appearances.
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The sister trio revealed that the famous family takes their time trying out names after the baby is born to help them decide.
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Armed with a green card, with his wife and daughter by his side, he is trying out his luck in Jon Stewart's America.
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If you're interesting in trying out the Powerbeats 3, they cost $199.95 from Apple's store with shipping estimates of one to two weeks.
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On the side of Getty, the company has for years been trying out different ideas to generate revenues from its vast image catalog.
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For most of my time with the X212D, I exclusively shot in Manual mode, occasionally trying out the Shutter and Aperture priority modes.
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But, if you're up for trying out Chastain's vegan banana pancakes on your own, get the recipe below that she shared on Instagram.
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Even if you're scared of peels or think your skin is too sensitive, I can't recommend trying out the Micro Milk Peel enough.
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Today is gonna be a very exciting and interesting day because I&aposm gonna be trying out five rainbow eye-shadow palettes. Five.
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Audersch was also new to Leipzig, trying out freelance acting work after leaving a drama troupe in Frankfurt that she found too constricting.
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This is a new system we are trying out because we used to carpool, but he recently went full-time work from home.
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The company sent along two Dots for the sole purpose of trying out the new stereo pairing feature — and I'm glad they did.
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Normally that would mean heading to the gaming section of a computer store such as Best Buy and trying out all the mice.
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Some critics say that cardboard headsets are watered-down versions of VR and might dissuade consumers from trying out more advanced iterations later.
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Dipping into his winsome falsetto for the song's chorus, Casablancas sounds like he's actually having fun here, trying out new cadences and inflections.
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And like Geneva, the font that the social media giant began trying out last year, the new fonts are not a Facebook creation.
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Amazon was already in the process of trying out a new game plan for its original programming by time Mr. Price was suspended.
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It's open-ended enough for there to be value in experimentation, and short enough to make trying out different approaches a palatable possibility.
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We often stick to the same breakfast but I love trying out different recipes that are tasty and keep me full until lunch.
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And that was the big concern with trying out livestreaming in London: If we do all this livestreaming, is that gonna hurt primetime?
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We had never tried applying this before to any of our restaurants but we thought it was something new and worth trying out.
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And yes, there will only be more people taking photos of their food—but at least they're actually trying out new recipes, too.
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Mr. Pearce sat on a leather bench and began to strum, trying out a few plaintive Jeff Buckley riffs, a Bob Dylan song.
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And, according to Abbott, most take one crucial step before trying out a career as a digital nomad — or regret not doing so.
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Over the coming weeks we'll undoubtably be seeing more celeb transformations — whether DIY hair color, embracing their grays, or trying out new haircuts.
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Front Porch, which operates retirement communities in California, has been one of the most actively involved in trying out the devices, he said.
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One of the key ways we help our clients generate over $250 million a year is by trying out a lot of ideas.
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In 2015, after years of trying out different spaces, the Prada Foundation established a permanent home in Milan in a former gin distillery.
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After completing his sentence in 2011, he continued training for soccer, but an injury kept him from trying out for a professional team.
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The studio has both barre and spin classes, and I only recently started trying out the spin classes, but I really enjoy it!
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Any self-proclaimed whiskey lover shouldn't be without their own whiskey flight, perfect for trying out some samples or just holding your drinks.
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This would automatically pull in all of the data that's used regularly and reduce the administrative burden of trying out a new service.
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The company uses cameras in the ceiling that track the amount of time consumers spend trying out goods from each brand it carries.
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Those who are interested in trying out the software should head over to Apple's website and register to be part of the beta.
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However, most still stated they preferred human advice, and were slightly less willing to pay for automated advice after trying out the calculator.
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" Despite her reservations while trying out for the film, Pike said "there wasn't an ounce of feeling uncomfortable while I was on that set.
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Audi is similarly trying out a fractional car ownership program called Audi Unite that allows up to five people to own a car together.
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There were already lots of people trying out various research chemicals, and the internet allowed them to write blogs and share their personal experiences.
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He started the process seven years ago, trying out various executives and experimenting with anywhere from one to three chief executives at a time.
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After quickly trying out a "Metronaps" chair, I trial the 15-minute demo at the remarkably badly-named Pop&Rest x Nap&Up stall.
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Today Natalie is joining us on "How Much Should I Spend?" because she is going to be trying out four self-tanners for me.
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We watch him mature, both as a creator and just as a guy — marrying and separating from his first wife, trying out different hairstyles.
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And while he's in a different role now, the memory of trying out for Hercules — and Menken's cries — is still crisp in Bart's head.
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Though Puck has been trying out vegan versions of classics over the past decade, the Austrian-American restaurateur is best known for his meats.
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"I personally find it useful for trying out some models quickly," says Mario Klingemann, an AI artist who recently sold his work at Sotheby's.
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Once all of them are done, you can just say "OK Google" or "Hey Google" to start trying out voice commands or music requests.
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Dave Kammeyer, a Silicon Valley software developer, said he bought a Segway-Ninebot scooter similar to what Bird offers after trying out a rental.
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Here's a quick look at my hands-on from the Samsung Unpacked 2017 event on Wednesday: Trying out Samsung DeX for the first time.
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Yet for those who are open to trying out new scents, many of the tactics beauty firms are using simply aren't resonating with shoppers.
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The pair can be seen laughing, singing, and trying out various Snapchat filters as they lean into each other and cuddle for the camera.
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The Democrats trying out presidential pitches all seem to want that: their shortcomings are not to be compared to Mr Trump's cynicism and greed.
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After years of on-and-off tension, Sister Wives' Meri and Janelle Brown are trying out some possible new ways to save their relationship.
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Users in those areas who are interested in trying out the app can sign up to be an early access user with this form.
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The 31-year-old model got flack from fans after sharing a video of herself trying out her best ballerina moves in pointe shoes.
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Prince William stepped up to a dance challenge, trying out a new move during a visit to a youth center in London on Wednesday.
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In a promotional video for the gadget, two girls are trying out several different physical activities to increase the number of their step counts.
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Everything from trying out the new features to meeting all the wonderful Unovan citizens (and Pokémon!) makes the whole experience very dear to me.
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It is much easier on my eyes, and the face I recommend to anyone interested in trying out Series 4's new watch faces.
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The company tells TechCrunch that it's trying out several different duration options for the setting based on user inactivity to see what works best.
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The Overwatch public test region on PC is currently filled with players trying out different custom games, and some of them are really inventive.
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"I love everything about drag—choosing the music, getting ready, getting into character, trying out new moves, and experimenting with makeup," Baxter tells me.
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I love trying out new skincare products, and I'm currently in love with the melting cleanser for washing all of that crazy stage makeup.
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Game developers have to put some work in to integrate feature, which sadly means I won't be trying out Ansel in Skyrim for now.
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As for the diamond grill, it remains unclear if that's also a gift from Kanye or just a new trend Kim is trying out.
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This hilarious video of Kit Harington "trying out" for a bunch of his costars' GoT roles on Jimmy Kimmel Live had fans in stitches.
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After weeks of trying out the X-T253, I've come to trust it like few cameras I've used previously — even counting full-frame DSLRs.
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While some basic flavors remain staples, nothing is stopping Bernard, the ex ice cream maker, from trying out new recipes when the opportunity arises.
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While this is not the case in this instance, but rather simply trying out something new, Twitter still got pretty riled up about it.
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Oddly, these are the same sort of features that Twitter is trying out on its twttr prototype as well, but in a different way.
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Months later, Mr. Rawls spent hours in a police forensics laboratory trying out different passwords before saying he could not recall a correct one.
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If this is your first time, I recommend starting small and entering the beginner leagues, or even trying out only free leagues to start.
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He frowns a little, as if wary of attention, but you can tell he's kidding-serious, trying out a pose of artist as prodigy.
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After trying out all these rainbow palettes, I&aposm gonna be ranking them based on their shade range, their color payoff, and their blendability.
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Fresh competition breeds fresh ideas, and Google's efforts with Stadia will inevitably push everyone to innovate and be bolder when trying out new things.
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He took her to a room and made her do shi gong, a Chinese term for trying out the girl before you sell her.
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Joeonna Bellorado-Samuels: I was interested in trying out different models and working with artists that we don't represent at the [Jack Shainman] gallery.
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I love trying out weird, strange and unique sounds that you wouldn't expect but that still fit to the base vibe of the channel.
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When startups talk about optimization, they often mean trying out a few different variations and then choosing the ones that get the best results.
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I just thought it was really interesting, and I'm really into trying out stuff—I even learned how to do taxidermy six months ago.
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He's a millennial trying out the mermaid hair trend, spending all his money on avocado toast, and is the reason for the country's demise.
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Best for everyone Best for those on a budget Best high end option Best for a small kitchen Best for trying out stainless steel
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They are also hard won, the results of more than a decade spent trying out different combinations of three or four specific abstract styles.
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Studios also are trying out new experiences, said Marc Becker, chief executive of The Tangent Agency, which works with Hollywood studios on marketing campaigns.
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As a city in mid-transformation, Chattanooga seems to be going through its awkward phase, somewhere between trying out vegetarianism and applying for college.
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Then they increased outdoor visibility with landscape lighting, trying out several colored filters before settling on an orange tint that made the greenery pop.
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The culture of the app is based on users trying out the same sounds and dances, riffing on each other's work, and building trends.
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My new schedule comes with a good deal more at-home hours, and I've filled some of that newfound surplus trying out crossword construction.
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Google found that people used the back function less frequently during those first days of trying out Android Q and familiarizing themselves with it.
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In the middle of sixth grade my parents withdrew me from Penny Camp, and after trying out other options, I dropped out of school.
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Because I'm going to tell you that you do not need to go out and buy new shoes if you're just trying out trails.
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By trying to reframe the crisis as a vindication of the party's governance model, propaganda officials appear to be trying out yet another message.
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But in another way, I have always been one, and I'm trying out all the ways to live as one, some good, some bad.
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CNBC reported earlier this year that Cook was recently spotted on the Apple campus trying out a prototype glucose-tracker on the Apple Watch.
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He still coaches a girls' team, often trying out tactical schemes with them to see what his ideas on paper look like in practice.
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The wealthy, who certain politicians like to demonize to gin up votes, serve a useful purpose in trying out new things like space tourism.
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When she isn't trying out different movie-inspired monster looks, she's turning herself into various Malaysian politicians — with just her mastery of the art.
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This is up from the $22 million Kaji earned last year, having become popular in the "unboxing" genre of opening and trying out toys.
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On Photography Just down the road from where I live, a store is trying out a new retail marriage: pricey eyewear and photography books.
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Then, in 2015, a man approached Ashwell in the street and asked if she'd be interested in trying out a new kind of prosthetic.
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KISSEL: Yes, Putin is trying out the classic Cold War tactics, Paul, where he offers something in return for something that he shouldn&apost have.
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You can now invest even more time and energy into the Emmy award-winning Top Chef by trying out to be a competitor next season.
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The forensic laboratory in Connecticut, which handles all forensic testing, including fingerprints, for the state, is one of the first labs trying out the program.
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White-knuckling these last days and weeks of "just us", soaking in every moment, listening to her stories, and trying out every single Snapchat filter.
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One Los Angeles studio owner said he was "basically strong-armed" into trying out SmartTools on a trial basis and came to the same conclusion.
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My colleague Dami and I spent the morning trying out the app, quickly filling the other's feed with wacky filtered images and confused text messages.
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Minkin suggests trying a good lube that'll actually keep the vagina moist, and trying out a few different kinds to see which one works best.
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Each room has a pillow menu and yoga mat, and cruiser bikes are available to tour the 22-mile island, which I enjoyed trying out.
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It is also trying out a new 'view ads' feature that allows users to search the ads that are running on an advertiser's Facebook page.
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"I feel like it's time I get involved with Hinge and doing dating outside of that TV world," he says of trying out dating apps.
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TechCrunch first spotted and reported on a test of Messenger Reactions early this month, and also saw that users in Vietnam were trying out mentions.
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As you can see, the peak speeds are about half as fast as the best tests I got in Chicago when trying out Verizon's network.
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Nature is like a jazz musician, trying out slightly tweaked versions of a similar riff to find one just a bit catchier than the rest.
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"Right now I'm in the middle of trying out a bunch of different organic dry foods and a wet food, too," she said last December.
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Sweden is trying out power lines along a short stretch of road for heavy vehicles to hook up to, as buses do in some cities.
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Nintendo will be having a second event tomorrow here in New York, and Gizmodo will be there, trying out Zelda, Skyrim, and maybe even Mario.
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Foodgōd also uploaded several videos to his Instagram story that showed him trying out what is arguably the most beloved Disney food, the Dole Whip.
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This homophobic notion hinders some straight cis men from trying out butt stuff For the most part, butts are the same regardless of your genitals.
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Each of these apps has their merits though, so we'd recommend trying out a few to see which ones work best for your news taste.
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We hate to beat a dead horse, but we will I'd never read the Lemony Snicket books before trying out the show on a whim.
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But that's not to say that Apple fans will feel like Jedis-in-training, with limited powers, when trying out the Force Band's new tricks.
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Lately, Kardashian has been trading out the earth tone-heavy color scheme we've seen all over her Instagram and trying out every shade of neon.
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I've been trying out the company's first two Bluetooth speakers for the past week, and they feel quintessentially Ikea in ways both good and bad.
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But really, we can't wait until the reality stars have cycled through all the eye colors and start trying out those creepy photo-printed contacts.
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To avoid red tape, the Institute is trying out a new method for reviewing and commenting on the guidelines that isn't quite so official: GitHub.
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There are plenty of ways to shake up your sex life, whether it's by trying out a new sex toy or consulting the Kama Sutra.
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In less than a month after the train accident, the puppy was trying out a new wheelchair provided by the Paw it Forward 4D Foundation.
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The Moon also offers a good testing ground for trying out technologies that could be useful for keeping humans alive on Mars, such as habitats.
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"We are trying out 3D paintings used as virtual speed breakers to avoid unnecessary requirements of speed breakers," India's transport minister Nitin Gadkari tweeted today.
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While there is no suggestion that the circuit's four slams are about to scrap the traditional format, tennis authorities are already trying out new ideas.
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Poehler, Rudolph and Fey took advantage of their time onstage by trying out the material they would have used if they were in fact hosting.
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While we love the thrill of trying out new trends, we can't deny that its appeal of workwear really lies in its utility and ease.
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Since Coachella is the ultimate place for trying out hot new summer trends, you're bound to see people wearing similar hairstyles and festival-ready threads.
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I've been trying out a variety of chocolate chip cookie recipes to determine the best one—in addition to baking, I also enjoy ranking things.
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Waiting for my demise Still, I'm game for trying out any form of exercise that'll distract me from the fact that I'm sweaty and miserable.
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The locations will serve as hands-on areas for business customers interested in trying out the Pepper robot for possible use on the enterprise level.
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This writing and recording process was awesome, as they were fresh and ready to go, and they were trying out different things for the band.
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But the improvements you'll notice most often come with that 24-megapixel sensor, better autofocus, and yeah, maybe it's worth trying out the 4K video.
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I've been trying out the black aluminum Versa with matching black silicone band for the last few weeks and several things jumped out to me.
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And since Opera isn't particularly competitive in the browser space any more, trying out new interfaces seems like a smart enough way to get attention.
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By 2009, Gaga was already at the forefront of fashion and music trends, known for trying out anything weird and wacky, including a meat dress.
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The school is trying out the metal detectors on a pilot basis for the 2018-2019 year, Principal Ty Thompson announced on Twitter last week.
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If you go out and you're socializing and you're trying out one of New York's best restaurants that's filled with cream and butter, enjoy it.
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On the basis of the jokes she's trying out on a captive (and possibly comatose) audience in the opening scene of "Funny Thing," Karla (Ms.
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The more time you spend trying out a product, the more it feels like it's already in your possession and you need to purchase it.
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She was once married to Tom (Justin Theroux, trying out his smile), who's now married to Anna (Rebecca Ferguson), with whom he has a baby.
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As for trying out for the marching band -- Nick played it coy, but still seems pretty confident he could pull off a walk-on spot.
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India's largest telecom operator, Bharti Airtel, is trying out an innovative advertising strategy in a bid to woo customers to upgrade to its 1003G services.
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Part of what gives us the good results that we want is that unfettered exploration of all the possibilities and people trying out different things.
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Because their explorations have been private, there are no consequences of trying out something different—whether that be a name, pronoun, or pair of heels.
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Photographs of Prince Mohammed meeting Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, and trying out a virtual reality headset, were widely published in Saudi newspapers on Thursday.
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If you're interested in trying out the backpack cooler lifestyle but don't want to break the bank, the $80 Barebones Backpack Cooler is for you.
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I am a professional who has experienced severe job dissatisfaction over the last few years, trying out a few positions only to find myself disappointed.
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On the practice courts at the BNP Paribas Open, Bouchard was still trying out rackets, even though the season is more than two months old.
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We're trying out new things that are actually old things; we're seeing what else could make life a little more meaningful, a little more bearable.
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Others have told students that they are trying out a remote option or are waiting to make a call on whether to cancel or continue.
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Smog, sun, rain, it didn't matter: they were vamping, attempting to dunk, swimming in oversized Kobe Bryant jerseys, trying out American laji hua (trash talk).
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I'd started to spend more time taking art classes and trying out various sports — tennis, basketball, even archery — and soon church fell to the side.
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I, a true trailblazer at heart, decided to take on the mission of trying out Doublicat, just so y'all can know what you're getting into.
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And now, Twitch is trying out "Watch Parties," where streamers can screen Amazon Prime Video shows and movies to their fans as a shared experience.
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If you keep on trying out for parts that nobody thinks you're right for, how can you feel right about anything, especially your own body?
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But the ones who did sit and stay said they had been drawn to the community after trying out other faiths like Buddhism or Rastafarianism.
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Jigsaw and other researchers have been trying out different methods of warning consumers about altered, fake or false content before they view it, she said.
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If you're thinking of trying out an extreme diet (like only eating meat) you may want to consult your doctor or a licensed nutritionist first.
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Whether you follow a plant-based diet or not, the Beyond Meat ground meat, Beyond Burger, and Beyond Sausage are all definitely worth trying out.
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Trying out this year's tax-preparation software was like wandering through a bazaar: Everybody was trying to sell me something I suspected I didn't need.
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This use of multiple missiles raised concerns that the North was trying out a new attack strategy that could overwhelm Japan's limited defenses, analysts said.
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Whether it's improving customer experiences, trying out new business models, or developing new products and services, even the most experienced business leaders are often wrong.
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I was at my friend's place, and with the experience I have, I didn't really think anything of trying out a new way of smoking.
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Another feature we're trying out, and this is for every level of backer, is that you'll get a video on how to play the game.
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I'm currently trying out the startup's Special Edition model, which includes a nicer needle, unessential niceties like a cue lever, and an optional pre-amp.
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I spent some time trying out Vanido, but while the app is a cool concept when it works, it's still very much a work in progress.
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The CEO added that other retailers could include those currently trying out Macy's recently launched pop-up marketplaces, which are in a handful of cities today.
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I'm the oldest of my brothers and sisters, and with my friends my dynamic was always more like Juan, moving things along and trying out things.
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As the industry moves toward standardization, she said, businesses are trying out ways to promote their products within a competitive—and sometimes overwhelming—new legal marketplace.
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It can be effective, for instance, if the CEO is seen trying out a new piece of hardware or software that the company plans to adopt.
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You can verify this yourself by trying out the Google Home app in airplane mode: without a connection, it can't display more than a loading screen.
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Though she had Olympic aspirations, she placed 14th in rainy conditions while trying out for the 2016 United States Olympic team in the 133-meter hurdles.
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For those who have been trying out Mac contacts app for a while, you might notice that Cardhop looks a lot like the long-gone Cobook.
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Trying out new combos of moves to find the perfect balance keeps the game interesting even after dozens of hours of playing as the same character.
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Among the people trying out the program is Susy Navarro, an elementary school substitute teacher who lives in the Spring Valley community east of San Diego.
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He initially heard the demo when a friend was trying out for Kid Dynamite and asked Shevchuk to help him with vocal phrasings for the audition.
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Hart and Melissa McCarthy are still consistent box-office draws, and doubtless Ferrell was a major lure for many of the filmgoers trying out Holmes & Watson.
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Let's say you decide to ignore the tip about trying out new characters in the Tutorial mode, and select Junkrat without ever having played him before.
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Still a little buggy (it's in alpha) but worth trying out — students might even learn something from observing sea level height and temperature changing over time.
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Office 2019 for Mac will be available in the second half of the year, and businesses interested in trying out the preview can sign up here.
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If I'm being totally honest, the keyboard case is what got me the most excited when trying out the Tab S3 back at Mobile World Congress.
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The definition of what exactly constitutes a restaurant may be getting fuzzy these days, with more than a few avant-garde eateries trying out unusual approaches.
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I just joined ClassPass (first month is free) and I'm trying out all the cool (re: expensive) studios in D.C. Since it's after 6:30 p.m.
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Does that feel even more daunting, trying out something more action-focused in what's also a different kind of medium than what you normally work in?
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She recommends trying out sports native to the region such as skating and skiing, as well as rock climbing to stay in shape all year long.
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But like all of us, it's easy to let the haters bring you down, which has prevented her from trying out colorful lipsticks in the past.
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Besides trying out fun hair looks, the star's also never afraid to try out the latest and greatest makeup — and teach her mom all about it.
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I'm also trying out the CheckMe health monitor, a small device which can check for more things than I ever care to know I may have.
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Just last week, a live video from Facebook user Candace Payne trying out a hilarious Chewbacca mask shattered records with nearly 140 million views and counting.
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Tech news aggregator Techmeme is trying out a new way to make money — ad units that are directly tied to the stories on the front page.
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Click on to see the pieces that got the crowds whispering, iPhone cameras snapping, and our style-focused minds wondering which we'll be trying out first.
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Goldman Sachs is trying out a new program that will allow hundreds of its new female recruits a one-year trial to work as a trader.
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Jesse Hernandez, who is also a male cheerleader for another NFL team, the Saints, cited the two as his inspiration for trying out for the team.
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But, others have also posted their own images trying out the pizza-milk pairing, which means Twitter is once again in an all out pizza war.
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It has been trying out arrays of monitoring stations, some of them mobile, that are intended to yield minute-to-minute maps of outdoor air pollution.
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Some questions to ask: Delightful Strategic There's nothing wrong with adding great features to help a product better serve customers, or trying out interesting standalone ideas.
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Among recreational drug users, there are also individuals—some of whom might call themselves psychonauts—dedicated to trying out all sorts of chemicals... in their vapes.
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The Entrepreneurial Finance Lab, a spin-off from a research initiative at Harvard University, is trying out psychometric testing as a way of assessing credit risk.
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It was a strange place to be in, because on one hand I was being quite cynical about all of these things I was trying out.
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Brussels airport began trying out a make-shift check-in area on Tuesday that could allow a limited restart of passenger flights in the coming days.
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But after trying out Razer's Project Valerie concept laptop and its triple screen setup, I'm kind of sold on the idea, even if it's absolutely ridiculous.
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To combat post-wedding slump, she advises working on long-term goals other than wedding planning before the big day, and trying out something new after.
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Robert Fairchild, another Apollo, will also be trying out the midcentury modern dance of José Limón, joined by his City Ballet colleague and wife, Tiler Peck.
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But we've got interesting news: something as simple as a haircut or just trying out a new style for a night can have a similar effect.
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Some of these celebs were simply trying out a drastically new look for a night (ahem, Gwen), while others are far more committed to their swaps.
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Extensions can solve a multitude of hair needs — from fixing an impulse cut to trying out bangs for a night, and even changing your hair color.
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On a shallower note, if you were thinking of trying out a new look, you'll have an intuitive grasp on your outward appearance during this transit.
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The hands seem in the process of taking something that is out of sight, as if trying out a grip or magically manipulating something far off.
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" Dino makes it clear that persistence is the key to his success, attributing his accomplishments to "just countless hours of trying out new things and failing.
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Since my next step is trying out the final product, I'll soon be able to tell you if HoloLens Development Edition experience is just as good.
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The owner, Helmut Haller, 30, was on his day off, trying out a new coffee machine and a concoction of iced espresso with blood-orange lemonade.
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Waymo has been trying out a service where bus and light-rail riders can order an autonomous car to take them to their nearest transit stop.
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They are also trying out something that even they concede doesn't seem to have been done before — selling investors nonvoting stock right out of the gate.
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In 2002, after trying out Brooklyn and, briefly, a farm in New Jersey, the couple, by this time married, fulfilled their ambition to move to Lambertville.
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A number of competitors trying out different models — including the food delivery services Maple and Sprig and the meal-kit provider Din — have shut their doors.
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Twitter's selection includes your typical thumbs up, laughing face, heart, and sad crying face emojis, but it's also trying out a couple of more original options.
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For renters, Larson also suggests trying out stick-and-peel wallpaper, which allows you to experiment with patterned walls without the commitment (or the angry landlord).
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He'd been tooling around Philadelphia's music scene for more than a decade, trying out any sound that might put him on the map, to no avail.
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For the first time in years, and as The New York Times put it, Silicon Valley began trying out a new mantra: make a profit. 3.
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In the world of e-commerce, the online review is king, the internet's answer to walking into a store and trying out a product for yourself.
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We catch up when he's in town, and I once filmed a documentary about him trying out for a part in Fat Mike's weird BDSM musical.
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Otherwise, I usually spend between $10 and $20 each day on groceries — mostly fresh fruit and baked goods — as well as trying out local cafes and restaurants.
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Giving yourself a few weeks will also keep you from jumping from new thing to new thing—or worse, trying out something totally different on race day.
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Others, like missile expert Thomas Karako of the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, say there are valid reasons for trying out previously banned missiles.
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Trying out different weapons against the machines makes you feel powerful, like you could have an edge over the technological marvels if you just try hard enough.
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Just how wild stands to be seen, unless you happen to live near one of the two Kansas City-area Taco Bells trying out the new creation.
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These weren't necessarily the most popular games released in 2017, nor are they the most accessible, but they're all worth trying out as the year closes out.
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As time went on I started to give up on having a long life, and started trying out all of those things on the "can't do" list.
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If you're interested in trying out a pair, you can download Puma's Pumatrac training app on iOS and Android to be notified when beta testing registration begins.
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Despite many commenters being a bit miffed by Gordon saying he was trying out the vegan thing, it appears that even more were elated by the news.
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But if you're also Kylie-obsessed, then it's still fun to watch her tap through the app, taking selfies, and trying out the goofy face-altering filters.
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A cross-party group of MPs is now trying out a variety of ways to force the government to take a no-deal Brexit off the table.
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The Verdict: I have a new level of respect for all 100 of the circus performers involved in the show after trying out some of their skills.
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We're planning on trying out the new Peloton Tread at CES later today, and will update with more details, photos, and early impressions as we have them.
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On summer days, you might catch these best friends modeling together if they're not trying out new tricks at the skate park or roaming the streets downtown.
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When I was trying out the Elite 65t, by contrast, I managed to chip a nail trying to open their (similarly shaped, but infinitely more finicky) case.
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It's 2840, and most laptops now fit a similar design mold, with a few flourishes: HP is trying out leather and Microsoft makes a matte black Surface.
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It was also a great destination for trying out the new 3D features that allow you to explore renderings of major cities and landmarks from any angle.
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Optimizely has helped to popularize A/B testing — the idea of trying out different versions of a website or mobile app to see which one performs better.
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Then I spent an afternoon trying out Bird — Birding, if you will — with one of my best friends, someone who grew up around the corner from me.
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If you're a Windows Insider (someone who has signed up for access to preview versions of the software), you've already been trying out some of these features.
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Robin Williams may have been trying out the serious acting route on Good Will Hunting, but that doesn't mean he strayed from his comedic roots on set.
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Each character has a selection of favorite meals, which earn them even greater bonuses, but you can only learn them by trying out lots of different food.
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The startup has built an online panel of testers who get compensated in exchange for trying out and providing feedback on their experiences with certain voice apps.
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Some eastern Sydney beaches are trying out a rule for rock fishermen to wear life jackets, but there are no fines yet for those who do not.
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He's "on reserve duty for the rest of this week," SHS says, but sources are saying Spicer's actually sidelined, and Sanders is trying out for his job.
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But as YouTube's MetalJesusRocks discovered after trying out the hardware, the GBAConsolizer manages to vastly outperform emulators when it comes to eliminating any kind of gameplay lag.
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But even though she's spent years trying out her many musical talents for size, from where I'm standing, it feels as though she's only just getting started.
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"We have found ways to make growing sideritis easier, so that young people and new farmers can feel better about trying out a new crop," says Saban.
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I've been trying out the Michael Kors designs for the past couple of weeks, and there's a lot to like in what the fashion brand has done.
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In 2017, Verizon began trying out its 5G coverage, the fifth generation of wireless network capabilities, which promises quicker speeds, less lag time and better overall service.
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If you're looking for affordable indoor houseplants and the support and information you'll need to make the most of the experience, I recommend trying out The Sill.
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Gift a ClassPass gift card, starting at $50, available at ClassPassIf she's always trying out new boutique fitness classes, a ClassPass membership will make a great gift.
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After graduating, she spent six months in Los Angeles auditioning for films and television shows, but felt discouraged by the limited roles she was trying out for.
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Since its September debut in Los Angeles, Bird has turned the Westside into ground zero for trying out, forming opinions about, and fighting over dockless e-scooters.
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As on-demand companies have started to struggle, including Munchery, the company has been trying out different approaches the food market in the last year or so.
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Since I like the concept of active sitting, I've decided I will continue trying out the chair for the next month using different levels of air pressure.
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Without the risks associated with trying out new acts or untested material, it's easy to drum up interest and keep the customer satisfied with pre-established hits.
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So when Sanders says, "Hey, have we considered trying out a coalition," it hits on just about every foreign policy wonk's anxieties that he is seriously unprepared.
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Even then, it was only after dozens of procedures on men over fifteen years that he got around trying out sensory restoration in a woman's sexual organs.
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As the company expanded, he took his education to heart, trying out new styles and store designs in his hometown before rolling them out to new markets.
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It was just a strange old penny, a copper-nickel Indian Head minted in 1859, when the government was trying out different metals for one-cent pieces.
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But being under house arrest with heavy machinery is really wearing on me, and providing an unexpectedly ideal scenario for trying out Sennheiser's latest fully wireless earbuds.
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"Every time I'm in an interview, every time I'm in front of a TV camera, I feel like I'm trying out for my next job," he said.
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The Lure is also an awful lot of fun, from the sexy musical numbers to the sight of Silver trying out her new legs on a treadmill.
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It's useful for trying out the grips and as a reminder that the game's century-plus of drama revolves around something that weighs only about five ounces.
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One dish he was trying out for the restaurant's new menu featured langoustine, burned onion juice and white tapioca pearls that are cooked to bubbly Q perfection.
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Ms. Heredia said that she and her customers, one of whom was trying out a hair style for her wedding on Friday, were shaken by the episode.
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Similarly, after the Women's March, and political debates over funding for organizations like Planned Parenthood, Trojan is trying out its new campaign in a potentially unforgiving environment.
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Prove to management that you&aposre ready for an internal moveFor individual employees, trying out new roles on new teams can pay off in the long run.
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After all, we are trying to manage our time, so spending hours going through and trying out countless apps seems like the opposite of productive time management.
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A.G. Sulzberger "A lot of what you're seeing right now is people are trying out and trying to impress the boss," one top Times person told me.
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An investigation from the Los Angeles Times found that WeedMaps, the go-to reviews site for pot smokers trying out new dispensaries, was rife with phony entries.
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"It's amazing how well that works," said the photographer, who was trying out the hitchhike (thumb up, elbow forward, thumb back to the shoulder) on a colleague.
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Shuttle startup Via and the city of Cupertino are launching an on-demand public transportation network, the latest example of municipalities trying out alternatives to traditional buses.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Amsterdam is trying out a "bubble barrier" to help remove plastic from the city's canals by capturing trash hidden beneath the surface of the water.
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In the evening, you can choose between watching a music concert or trying out the local cuisine, which, as you can see, consists mainly of grilled meat.
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In a video of the reveal, which has been viewed millions of times online, Cola is shown trying out his prosthetic paws and taking his first happy steps.
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My morning and midday sunscreen applications are ritualistic in nature, and I love trying out new products that claim to shield my precious skin from harmful ultraviolet rays.
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It'll be hard to resist trying out Moviepass if there's a big reminder that you're paying more for a single ticket than the price of a monthly subscription.
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Both Kelly and Yorkie are just "tourists," trying out the town for size and seeing if it's the right place to inhabit for the rest of their days.
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More retailers are now trying out warehouse automation — for example, Walmart has Alphabot fulfilling its online grocery orders, and Gap uses Kindred robots to pack and ship jeans.
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With his skinny black suit and the way he strategically downplays MBL's controversial past, the whole performance feels like a new persona he's trying out: congressional Kim Kataguiri.
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SpaceX has been trying out this technique during select flights since early last year, as well as performing numerous drop tests with the boat and a simulated fairing.
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The assistive mode is a bit hard to pick up on at first, but is much more noticeable when walking up stairs after trying out the other mode.
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The bold look shined on its own, as it was paired with an otherwise bare-face complexion Thinking of trying out the silver shadow look on your own?
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After my first match of Gambit and into our second in our demo session, I was much more confident trying out new weapons like the new elemental crossbows.
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So this month, we're trying out a new format: For the rest of October, we'll be highlighting one important story from across the VICE digital network every week.
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Kate Middleton is trying out a new style that is a favorite of her sister-in-law, Meghan Markle – but of course, she added her own signature flair.
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Nevertheless, it all makes for some interesting experimentation, and it's just cool to see Google trying out new things with experiencing digital art in a more immersive way.
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And Ashley Graham switched her shade as well — but just for a minute — trying out a new ombré blonde to film an episode of America's Next Top Model.
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Much of my time trying out this phone was spent reflexively wiping away the swirling patterns of fingerprints, which were somewhat reminiscent of Van Gogh's The Starry Night.
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One feature we're looking forward to trying out is HTC's Edge Sense 2 tech, which is supposed to make the phone more intuitive to use with one hand.
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As part of the pilot program, FDA is trying out a shared application document that allows FDA reviewers to add their comments to background documents submitted by companies.
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Luckily, the R29 beauty team has been trying out new launches all month, and nothing on our favorites list is remotely attached to jingle bells or pine trees.
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"We're trying out for the practice squad just in case this UFC thing doesn't work out for the both of us," Punk jokes after the workout has ended.
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In Camozzi's case, his last appearance against Miranda aligned with the early promise we saw from him as a considerably younger man trying out for The Ultimate Fighter.
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On The Tonight Show, Fallon took that idea and ran with it — performing a parody of "Jailhouse Rock" as though he were Trump trying out an Elvis imitation.
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It's a relatively small feature given its low data cap, but it's also great news for those considering dipping their toe into trying out a secure VPN service.
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With three versions of the world's most popular cryptocurrency all fighting to survive, and all trying out different ways to scale, things are about to get very interesting.
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Tell yourself that ultimately, in the long run, going on a few long runs is going to be better than trying out a slew of random, unsustainable diets.
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As always, the next step will be more research — trying out similar programs in other schools, tweaking the specifics of how the intervention is delivered, and so on.
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And by all accounts, trying out Garrus as a romantic partner in Mass Effect is one of the most rewarding decisions you can make in the entire series.
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" MC Ren, NWA First job: McDonald's "I was in the 10th grade, trying out for the football team, and after three practices I got a call from McDonald's.
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Hebei said this week that it was also trying out a new punishment and reward system aimed at encouraging municipal and grassroots-level governments to improve air quality.
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How is either of those things like performing surgery, trying out "all the lipsticks" in a drugstore display or attending a Broadway musical a few days after Sept.
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We wanted to create the most innovative environment, … a sandbox if you will, and have all of these corporations feel comfortable in that sandbox trying out new technology.
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There are currently dozens of videos on YouTube of people trying out the challenge, including uploads from beauty influencer Cole Carrigan and family vlogging channel Meet The Vloggers.
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"I'm Crosby Gardner!" he announces each time he descends upon a fresh group, trying out the social-skills script he had practiced in the university's autism support program.
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If you're trying to decide between the two, it's probably worth trying out Pro 6 and seeing how well it handles the tasks you'd need it to do.
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Right now, the Galaxy Fold is for people who can handle some rough edges in exchange for trying out a gadget that's unlike anything else on the market.
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Mr. Ling said they were trying out new dishes at Industry Standard to see what worked and what didn't, possibly to use at other ventures with Mr. Villanti.
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After all, the people trying out for the film are not professional Hollywood actors by any means, but largely blue-collar workers like grocery store managers or cops.
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Lead guitarist Lydia Lund disappears completely into the store's deeper recesses, trying out axes with the stoic focus of someone who truly loves the instrument in their hands.
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After trying out a whole bunch of political games yesterday afternoon, and as I pretended to not be constantly refreshing Twitter for new polls, I discovered two things.
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Moving across sectors: Acting rapidly at large scale, they are conceiving and trying out new business models not only in retail, but also investment, lending, payments, and logistics.
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If it's not hanging with friends over coffee or trying out an acupuncture treatment, Korean illustrator and painter Paige Jiyoung Moon creates acrylic paintings from real-life experiences.
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A while later, my productive use of downtime brought me to Snapchat, trying out the new arsenal of face-altering filters, which brought me to this cute deer.
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Jeremy Piven, the "Entourage" actor who has denied accusations of sexual misconduct over several years, has been trying out his stand-up skills at several sites this summer.
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While you probably already have your own list of faves when it comes to skincare products and devices, part of the fun is in trying out new ones.
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But before his death, he was trying out new music, with plans to release more in 2017—specifically a reissue of his 1990 album Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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In September, Motherboard spotted that it was trying out a Tinder-like feature inside its Messenger app, for example, and Facebook is constantly tweaking its News Feed algorithm.
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It's a great spot for trying out new writers in the magazine, so I try my best to keep up with all the email, but I often fail.
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Microsoft planned to avoid such a debacle by trying out their solution in a much smaller election, and with a hand count of paper ballots as a backup.
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The "Bates" set became, in Ms. Ehrin's words, "like an actors' troupe from a couple of centuries ago," with people trying out jobs other than their assigned ones.
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An editor at CBS' tech news site ZDNet managed to prevent such an outcome for himself by trying out an earlier version of Apple's heart app this year.
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If you're interested in trying out a stimulation fast yourself, there's no scientific reason not to — you'll just need to prepare yourself for the long, boring day ahead.
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The cracks are instantly mended, his face goes blank, and we realize that he is practicing—trying out tears, as if they were not coming as they should.
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And he had seen them with an instrument he had devised himself, trying out concave and convex lenses and, in the end, grinding his own on a rotary lathe.
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In the modest backroom of the neighborhood association's base in Poblenou, local residents were giving feedback, one-by-one, to OdourCollect's project managers after trying out the app themselves.
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After finally trying out the most complete Microsoft mixed reality experience we're likely to get this year, it looks like Microsoft might have built something that actually won't suck.
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In her latest lifestyle video challenge, R29's Lucie Fink brings all the festival vibes to her everyday life by trying out five days of different concert-ready hairstyles.
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Regardless, after revealing lackluster growth and higher losses in its latest earnings report, it's hard to fault Snapchat too much for trying out new methods of bringing in money.
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Sophie Turner auditioned for her role in Game of Thrones at just 13 years old and forgot to let her mom know she was trying out for the series.
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If you weren't mood boarding the characters' style via the saved tab on your Instagram, you were probably trying out their many colorful and sparkly makeup looks at home.
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After this experience, I'm looking forward to maintaining my daily trips to the beach and trying out some other VR apps to see if they, too, provide effective escapes.
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As far as sex robots stealing our boyfriends: I think there are a lot of people—including myself—who would be interested in trying out fucking a sex robot.
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"The purpose of the demo was originally to provide a simple way of trying out our method without having to download and run the code on their own computer."
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Since the idea of a more adult-feeling, differently shaped cookie was such a big success with Oreos, Nabisco's sister brand is also trying out a whole new look.
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While we're occasionally willing to sacrifice comfort for the sake of looking good or trying out a new trend, Mavi's latest denim lineup doesn't force us to choose sides.
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"But WikiLeaks publications are not an attempt to get Jill Stein elected..."Since then, it appears the Wikileaks founder has started to occupy himself by trying out new hobbies.
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Despite the actress trying out several different hair colors in her three decades-long career, there's only one look that can cause the entire socialsphere to buzz with nostalgia.
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Luxury car brands are increasingly trying out subscription-based services to get customers who want to have access to a fleet of fancy cars, rather than just picking one.
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The bus in front of our apartment building recently cut service, so we're trying out a new routine this morning to park at the station a half mile away.
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But if you're joining the podcast legions and trust Beyerdynamic's sound reputation over one of this mic's many alternatives, the Fox might be worth plugging in and trying out.
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Whether you're into sexy costumes, role play, or trying out some new kinks, there's a way for pretty much everyone to get their freak on for All Hallows' Eve.
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According to study author David Brafman, a bioengineer and stem cell researcher at ASU, there are some questions any prospective patients should ask themselves before trying out a clinic.
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Other very big moves on that front have included trying out its own cashier-less retail locations, setting up bookshops on university campuses, and of course buying Whole Foods.
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The team was trying out a new fuel system on Magnussen's car in preparation for next month's high altitude Mexican Grand Prix which had caused the problem, they said.
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Snapchat has a plethora of unusual filters as this adorable little girl has so magically highlighted in a clip she captured of herself trying out the "bread face" filter.
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As with Spark on the iPhone, the iPad version is free to use and certainly worth trying out if you aren't satisfied with the email app you're already using.
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Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase today launched its Earn product, which lets users earn cryptocurrency by solving tasks, trying out new decentralized protocols and answering quizzes, in more than 100 countries.
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Here's what he had to say: I think it is getting easier to make creative visualisations, so more people are trying out ideas which then propagate between different fields.
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The network fiddled with the formula and focused its targeting over the next decade, dropping the "TV" from its name and trying out new logos in 2006 and 2015.
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So we're constantly evaluating and trying out new tools, and trying to figure out what works, what doesn't work, how can we use this to better tell NASA's story.
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Alternatively, if you want to play as a dangerous kicker, it might be worth trying out one of the Nova União fellas such as Jose Aldo or Renan Barao.
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For now, her aides appear to be throwing ideas against a wall to see what sticks, including trying out different monikers after the Democratic National Committee's "Dangerous Donald" flopped.
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AND FINALLY ... Eat like a Brit No better way to end a difficult week than with cute kids, especially when they're trying out 100 years' worth of British food.
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During the past year, Massachusetts General Hospital has been trying out a "virtual scribe" service, in which India-based doctors do the documentation based on digitally recorded patient visits.
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And here on the F train, he was in the digital universe, trying out something called Subway Reads, a web platform that can be reached from a subway platform.
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After trying out all four of these temporary hair dyes, I think that I've finally come to a winner, and that winner is the Get Hued by Gemini Naturals.
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After a week of trying out the SitTight, which can be pre-ordered for $495 now, but will normally cost $595, I had one problem: I couldn't sustain it.
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Today, Handy's mainstay remains cleaning, but it's also trying out a business selling, delivering and assembling furniture; and this week it is changing how it lets customers order services.
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But it wasn't until he left for boarding school two hours away—along with his childhood best friend Milo Orchis—that he started experimenting and trying out different styles.
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"This is a new product—and part of trying out a new tool is that we won't have all the answers until enough people try it out," she says.
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For example, one student interviewed won an online business competition in high school by trying out different strategies for selling used electronics until he found one that stuck.2.
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It was after multiple years of trying out a different pronoun with friends that I was like, I think I could demand that the world respect me this way.
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While it might feel a little silly at first (remember that tip about stepping outside your comfort zone), trying out powerful stances can help adjust your frame of mind.
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In passages, the soloist seems to be trying out a kind of rag, but while the rhythm has a gentle, low-slung swing, the piano never finds its footing.
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If you're tired of calling your significant other "honey" or "sweetheart," you could spice up your Valentine's Day by trying out some of these long-forgotten terms of endearment.
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She's rarely shown smiling, although there are instances when she laughs emphatically, moments that feel uncomfortable and artificial, as if she were trying out an emotion she had forgotten.
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WIRED's Gear team is constantly trying out new models, and these are our top picks for the best wireless headphones, and why you might be interested in each pair.
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In the 40 years that Jack Thomson has been coaching high school baseball, he has seen a noticeable rise in the talent of players trying out for his team.
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In their quest to symbolize their foundational values of freedom for whites and slavery for blacks, Confederate leaders spent two years trying out and rejecting a variety of emblems.
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Woods has been trying out the TaylorMade clubs for a while, and has decided the time is right to put them to the test in the heat of competition.
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Even though it's like a set level, you're you're being surprised as you play through, you're trying out new stuff, it can be very chaotic when things break bad.
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Cleveland is trying out the "From Our Cantina" Quesadilla loaded with grilled steak, roasted poblano peppers, avocado ranch and a three-cheese blend of cheddar, mozzarella, and pepper jack.
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Some limitations of the work included how unhelpful user tags can be, and so the authors suggest trying out a better approach to parse natural language next time around.
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"In research on children's social and cognitive development, those activities are discussed as very important in terms of trying out, at a very rudimentary level, adult roles," she said.
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"While it's trying out various things in its training phase, it does put itself in a lot of awkward situations that it needs to recover from," van de Panne said.
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Now, about 180 years after the first Parisian public toilets, the city is trying out a new urination innovation—"uritrottoirs" (a portmanteau of the French word for "pavement" and "urinals").
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Makeup artist Kelsey Deenihan agrees, suggesting that you keep the focus on the eyes when trying out the trend, but letting the rest of the rules fly out the window.
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If you've been on the fence about trying out Blue Apron, HelloFresh, Plated, or any other meal subscription service for that matter, I strongly encourage you to go for it.
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For Erika Moen, the creator of sex toy review comic Oh Joy Sex Toy, trying out one of these devices dramatically changed her understanding of how that whole area works.
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Screenshot: Zhejiang Daily PressAt least one school in China is trying out face recognition software that scans students' faces to check if they're paying attention in class, Epoch Times reports.
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"The best feedback we always receive is that customers were skeptical at first but after trying out the products, they are truly surprised at the quality and pigmentation," Baik says.
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While I'm wary of the US government's ability to oversee a program like this, the evidence is strong enough in other nations that it's at least worth trying out here.
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My colleague Vlad Savov has been trying out the Shaper for a few days, and reports that it's a nice watch, but confirms that the smart features are somewhat lacking.
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Not only did she have no idea what role she was trying out for, but the script she used for the audition was fake, a mock-up for prospective actors.
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The time that it takes to dry my hair, because a lot of these dryers that we're going to be trying out claim to drastically cut down the drying time.
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At the very least, I know which one I'm going to be trying out the next time I find myself away from my normal TV, looking for something to play.
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Practicing a new skin-care ritual, loading up on new beauty products, and trying out a different natural hairstyle are all resolutions we're putting on our January to-do list.
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But even when she's trying out new trends or silhouettes, she mostly sticks to a couple lengths, pieces, and design details that she's come to rely on through the years.
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The prince even had an Olympic dream of his own: He trained as a diver in his youth, and even debated trying out for Denmark's Olympic sailing team in 1996.
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Six new apps will include immersive experiences for students, and Microsoft is even discounting its HoloLens headsets by 10 percent to tempt schools into trying out its augmented reality headset.
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While speaking with Vogue this week, Jenner revealed that she, too, has a roommate, her BFF Jordyn Woods, and that the two spend countless hours trying out new makeup products.
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New South Wales is trying out "smart" drum-lines which notify officials when they catch an animal, allowing it to be towed and released before it perishes on the line.
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Microsoft notes some of the more practical applications: trying out a new hairstyle or seeing how an article of clothes looks with your face (although not your actual body, yet).
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By the time we get to summer, we aren't thinking of red carpet looks and hopeful nominees trying out trends, but we wouldn't dare miss the MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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Audio-only AR might seem like a cop-out at first—I certainly thought it was—but after trying out some Bose AR compatible apps, I found I enjoyed it.
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" I think when that thread was written, there were kind of one or two things, it was like "somebody who's trying out venture and it's like an entry step in.
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It's a concept that plenty of automakers have toyed with, but for its newly revealed concept, a fully electric two-seater, Audi is trying out a different kind of move.
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Those of you who've followed my musical odyssey over the past few months will have noticed that I've been trying out pretty much every set of headphones under the sun.
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For every Tinder and Grindr date I've been on and every incorrect "you'd love my friend" message I've received, I'd never given any thought to trying out an actual matchmaker.
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Larson recommends trying out this recipe made with peanut butter, this no-bake granola bar, or any of the many other options out there from the creative minds of RDs.
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At least that's the promise, and it was enough for me to ask ChefSteps about trying out the Joule, up for preorder now for $199 (it officially ships in September).
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Gwyneth Paltrow is not one to shy away from trying out-of-the-box foods or health treatments, but eating this particular seafood has recently become out of the question.
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Many of us are having sex for the first time in our 20s or trying out casual sex — and many of us are having good sex for the first time.
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Avoidance is seen by kids not interacting with others, not taking appropriate and age-related risks (like trying new things, making new friends, or trying out for a sports team).
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It wasn't until a NASCAR recruiter approached him about trying out as a pit crew member that Williams realized his dreams of becoming a professional athlete might still be possible.
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The products that I&aposm gonna be trying out today are Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs, Dermablend Leg and Body Makeup, KKW Beauty Skin Perfecting Body Foundation, and Alleven Colour Shield.
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It turns out there's a lot of red tape involved when it comes to trying out driverless technology in the real world — particularly in a densely populated city like Boston.
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Its way of mulching pretty much everything it touches on will likely irk discerning viewers, but it's worth trying out for the sake of "getting" what everyone else is into.
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VR is 100 percent something worth trying out, I tell them, but if you've never gone shopping for a high-end graphics card, now's probably not the time to start.
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The person evaluating them on the other end doesn't know anything else about the person trying out other than whether or not they are able to complete the task assigned.
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Indeed, while talking to Coon, I occasionally got the sense that acting is just a thing she's trying out for a while, and if it doesn't work out — oh, well.
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The hours I wasted memorizing the inner workings of the eye would have been better spent trying out improv comedy and having more midnight conversations about the meaning of life.
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Mr. Heginbotham worked with the actors and the musicians — there were no dancers — trying out a variety of scenarios, including one in which Jud and Curly disrobed and changed costumes.
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And while she subtly changes her look occasionally (like trying out a lighter hue on her hair) she always returns to her trusted standbys (for example, her signature bouncy blowout).
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In trying out the supposed right way for a woman to accept a compliment, I learned what such pleasant commentary really signals for Americans of all genders: connection and conversation.
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But in his first Netflix comedy special, he returns to his stand-up roots, trying out new jokes and making honest observations about relationships, music and the preservation of comedy.
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She and her friends get together and spend hours trying out poses, making videos, retouching them, setting them to music and posting them on this or that social media network.
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In a world hell-bent on trying out new stuff until the world ends, whatever the cost, Chapman's vision of accepting each other's need to be loved is downright radical.
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The upgrades are subtle enough that you're probably better off waiting to read the reviews or, better yet, going to the store and trying out the new devices for yourself.
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It's a cool, low-quality recording of a bunch of random people trying out to be the band's new singer, rocking and rolling their way through the song's catchy grooves.
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Tablets have captivated penguins in California and a Dutch zoo is trying out a "Tinder for orangutans," but there are technologies that more explicitly allow animals to "talk," after a fashion.
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Though she usually shoots professionally with a DSLR and film cameras — which she loves despite the piling costs that come with development — this hasn't stopped her from trying out the digicam.
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Today they're tackling the internet, trying out a handful of viral challenges, reading real-life sexts, and giving a few tips on surfing the web for all the olds out there.
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As ever, specs rarely tell the story when it comes to smartphone image quality — we're looking forward to trying out these phones to see how the claims match up to reality.
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Which was why I was keen on trying out Swarovski's newly launched activity-tracking bracelet — the brand's first foray into the growing wearable-tech market in collaboration with tracker maker Misfit.
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Before the tour kicked off in June, Spears shared a workout video on Instagram and said she was trying out some new exercises to prepare for the grueling days on stage.
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While many eyes are on the rocket Kim just launched at Taylor, SpaceX was busy sending a payload up to ISS and and trying out another experimental landing of a rocket.
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Pioneering laser scientists Theodor Hänsch and Arthur Schawlow even created the first edible laser out of Jell-O around 1970, trying out 12 different flavors before finding just the right one.
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Don't worry, trying out Peppermint Bark Oreos early doesn't mean you have to start listing to Christmas carols or hanging up wreaths just yet, so really, you've got nothing to lose.
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The two California dancers knew each other from college, but told Fast Company in October that they had no idea they were both trying out to be cheerleaders for the Rams.
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Some of the first retailers trying out this approach to Instagram's in-app sales include Adidas, Kylie Cosmetics, Nike, clothing brands Uniqlo, H&M and Zara, and glasses retailer Warby Parker.
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Brussels airport on Tuesday began trying out a make-shift check-in area that could allow a limited restart of passenger flights in the coming days after the attacks last week.
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And despite exercising a ton, hopping on the sunscreen bandwagon somewhere in my college years, and trying out nearly every skin cream on the market, I no longer get such comments.
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Sugawawra's research suggests that after trying out a new skill—like cooking, running, or playing the guitar—receiving praise seems to improve the brain's ability to remember and repeat that skill.
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We were spending a lot of time in a room trying out different versions of things, and then Switch came in and worked on stuff, and Diplo worked on some things.
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But I had the idea of trying out a version of these spring rolls that could recreate the flavour of those battered, fried, sugary bananas in a slightly more wholesome way.
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In the US, Walmart has been trying out multiple routes for consumers to shop in new ways that address the kinds of options that the likes of Amazon now offers them.
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To choose the Safety 1st Sleepy Baby Nail Clipper, the people at the NightLight consulted with parents and a top pediatrician in addition to trying out different trimmers on an infant.
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After trying out Google's Pixel Buds, I agree with my colleague Karissa Bell when she says the Apple AirPods competitor is the most important gadget the tech company's announced in years.
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Part of it was that we lived in a great neighborhood in China — we're total foodies and the excitement of trying out a new place was too much to pass up.
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While her subjects think they're trying out for the roles of the Ramsey family members and others associated with the case, Green probes what they remember about the 1996 Christmastime slaying.
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So as part of his comeback, Woods has been trying out different manufacturers' drivers with adjustable hosels, which have been on the market for several years but are new to him.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to find out the creative solutions the United States and other countries are trying out to prevent texting-while-walking accidents.
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The ads, which Fox has been trying out during the Major League Baseball World Series, are a spin on the six-second commercials that Fox Networks Group first tested in August.
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In the photos from the Governor's gig, you can see Louis whipped a notepad out of his pocket ... clearly refreshing himself on the new material he was trying out that night.
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The Kraftchicks are part of a growing group of busy parents who are trying out app-controlled debit cards to give their offspring allowance, manage chores and teach them about money.
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But that doesn't mean I'm not interested in trying out the Keystone when it's eventually available, mainly because I'm fascinated by what a beam spring switch feels like to type on.
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Lokkesmoe is president of Aspiration Entertainment, the company that's distributing Phoenix, Oregon and, through its Aspiration Ventures arm and Theatricast initiative, trying out new ways of delivering movies and audience experiences.
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In the study, male college students listened to tape recordings of people supposedly trying out for the college Quiz Bowl team; some candidates seemed highly impressive, while others seemed less so.
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