"Tweaking," the chef told me, as in tweaking their inventory.
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Tweaking the messaging is vastly different from tweaking the candidate.
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This means tweaking the mouse's settings on your computer, and then tweaking the settings on the console in the game of your choice.
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They all seem like they've been there forever, but people have been tweaking and tweaking, and this is, we hope, the same thing.
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Throughout the long history of Satanic culture, "there's always been a tenor of tweaking the status quo, tweaking the mainstream," said David E Embree, who teaches religious studies at Missouri State University.
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Microsoft is tweaking its Edge browser with the Creators Update.
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"We will be tweaking it," Trump told a news conference.
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Games may require some tweaking too before recognizing the eGPU.
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Google designers began tweaking the blob emoji in subtle ways.
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By tweaking the mythology, Alien: Covenant sidelines those ideas entirely.
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Other times they're out tweaking and refining what's already available.
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Though Mozilla looks to still be tweaking and testing that.
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After tweaking settings, the HTC is a clear audio winner.
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Grocers are tweaking prices in the background to drive spending.
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"It seems like we're now tweaking minor details," Grobman said.
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Apple is also tweaking its News app with iOS 9.3.
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But this year, celebs are tweaking the dress code — drastically.
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I can see players spending hours just tweaking these settings.
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"We'll be tweaking it," Trump said at Monday's press conference.
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Are you tweaking the audience a little with that theme?
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But test driving and tweaking is not the only objective.
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You can go for a week and just keep tweaking.
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Yes, a lot of this is just about tweaking language.
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There's a lot of experimenting and tweaking, collaborating and comparing.
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Keep practicing and tweaking your pitch until it comes naturally.
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And I wouldn't care whether they did that by tweaking the individual exemption, tweaking the dependent exemption for my 23.4-year-old, making his preschool tuition tax deductible, or cutting my marginal income tax rate.
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By tweaking Duplex, Google puts to rest some of that criticism.
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That's why Netflix is obsessed with tweaking and personalizing its product.
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But GDPR is actually about much more than tweaking privacy policies.
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Politicians are constantly tweaking the visa rules; fees doubled last year.
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But they're also tweaking the brand based on what garners engagement.
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He looks the happiest when making small gestures of authority-tweaking.
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Tesla is tweaking its Model X and Model S lineup again.
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He was tweaking Sanford over his defeat in a recent primary.
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Other details involved translating emoji names, tweaking timestamps and adjusting capitalization.
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Tweaking this tax to stimulate the economy is not unheard of.
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Given the increased public scrutiny, some companies are tweaking their tactics.
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That sort of tweaking of traditions comes naturally to Ms. Shechet.
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" Facebook is in essence tweaking that to "Go Big at Home.
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They could move from holding her hand to tweaking her grip.
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Retailers have been tweaking their store and online strategies for years.
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He succeeded in tweaking a mouse antibody to work inside humans.
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We're constantly tweaking, constantly out there trying to acquire new rights.
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But tweaking the stereotypes became a meaningful staple of the show.
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I was working, tweaking the script so that it sounded right.
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This is not just tweaking the agreement as USTR Lighthizer noted.
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And yet here we were, weeks later, still tweaking the design.
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We also were tweaking Bastion to be a counter toward tanks.
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The department's political appointees will then decide whether the proposal needs tweaking.
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Microsoft is also tweaking its privacy controls in Windows 10 Creators Update.
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Microsoft has been gradually tweaking its Windows 10 privacy controls this year.
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Unfortunately for cord cutters, the company is tweaking its pricing plan, too.
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The second is President Donald J. Trump's interest in "tweaking" Canada-U.
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If not, maybe the budget needs some tweaking to make it realistic.
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So, the researchers tried tweaking the compound, which is known as PZM21.
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Microsoft is also tweaking the community section of the Xbox One dashboard.
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Apple's also tweaking a few of its core applications on iOS 13.
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With a bit of tweaking, says Mr Murray, they could work anywhere.
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But much of Siri's capabilities still involve manual tweaking on users' parts.
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Some firms are tweaking their compensation models in anticipation of this requirement.
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What's on your mind when you think about tweaking stuff like that?
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Delighted and tweaking teens watched while tripping down ramps and over handrails.
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It was just Sean Spicer tweaking the Times, and that was all.
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Some universities are tweaking their curriculums to acknowledge this skill-set shift.
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He does a nice job, too, of playfully tweaking our smartphone dependency.
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The popular explanation on the tour is that Spieth's swing needs tweaking.
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Chemists had been tweaking molecular structures to evade the DEA scheduling regime.
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"The developer was very accommodating to tweaking things," Mr. St. Arromand said.
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The audio company's input on devices is usually limited to tweaking settings.
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The tweaking was in the details: the altered check, the blockier logo.
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You may be better off tweaking your privacy settings on the site.
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The first area that is getting further tweaking is the Kids' terms.
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What's worse is that tweaking graphical settings doesn't make things much better.
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"It works by this massive tweaking of its nervous system," Rosenthal adds.
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It was the president tweaking the Speaker in a most public way.
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Microsoft is also tweaking the games and apps library with this update.
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All the revamping and tweaking during previews was, as ever, time-consuming.
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The other is that tweaking the algorithm is a clear business move.
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Google has been tweaking its News feature a lot in the past year.
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Yet Warsaw has refused to back down, merely tweaking its controversial judicial reforms.
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And then after proving it could be done, we'd work on tweaking it.
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A tech industry thing where engineers are constantly tweaking and iterating on themselves?
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Everything is covered and designed, and during the mix, you start tweaking that.
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Changing this will require tweaking the guidance software on OSIRIS-REx, says Lauretta.
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Several years in, Tefaf is examining its clientele and tweaking its game plan.
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Google loves tweaking its mobile app to add additional features beyond regular search.
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Microsoft is also tweaking the Cortana user interface with a new idle feature.
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Careful deployment of the pinch emoji could stand for nipple tweaking, for one.
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Republicans have been tweaking the plan to ensure that the coverage gets better.
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Tweaking the color, crop, and everything else on a video is super easy.
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After some hasty tweaking, the undeterred Mr Santos secured its approval in congress.
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They could even make the thing slightly faster with a bit of tweaking.
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And because the stitching all happens on Panono's server, there's no tweaking it.
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After his previous two starts, Heaney figured there were things that needed tweaking.
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Merely tweaking foreign land use rules could unlock large gains in agricultural production.
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That means adding filters and tweaking the exposure and color balance of images.
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He even opened the door to tweaking the balance sheet strategy — if warranted.
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Congressional Republicans have considered dozens of smaller bills tweaking the sweeping 2023 law.
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Congressional Republicans have considered dozens of smaller bills tweaking the sweeping 2010 law.
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I loved writing and tweaking the code more than actually playing the games.
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That's the truth, even if Williams seems to want to keep tweaking it.
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Tweaking a game's settings below what the software allows is another matter entirely.
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Further software tweaking should help correct things like this that break the system.
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I did the original template, and then they're tweaking it for each episode.
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As Bellissimo's Buffalo method spread, people began tweaking variables like sauces and breading.
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Electricians are scouring the building for defects, installing elevator buttons and tweaking escalators.
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They can start tweaking recipes and they can get the product market fit.
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Then they began tweaking conditions to suss out the deeper reasons that happened.
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If not, you might consider tweaking your asset allocation in the coming months.
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But the bitter partisan divide over health care has prevented any such tweaking.
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Enter a ballet class and teachers are forever tweaking and adjusting students' bodies.
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Part of that involved tweaking the environment design to better accommodate the camera.
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We don't need to reward manufacturers for tweaking antibiotics that we already have.
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Indeed, these chefs argue that tweaking the old recipes only makes mole stronger.
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See if your boss is open to tweaking the tasks you'll be performing.
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But the Army is getting tired of merely tweaking 100-year-old technology.
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I never lit that goddamned beacon, despite hours of tweaking my viewpoint. Nothing.
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The choice is then between tweaking purchase rules or going for a bigger redesign.
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West also added a creative twist by tweaking select songs after the album's release.
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But ditching those conventions -- or just tweaking them -- can help shift a company's culture.
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Currently, they're tweaking the 2013 analysis, and they hope to publish updated numbers soon.
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And then there's the tweaking LG has done to the V40's camera app.
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That's something publishers are quite familiar with given Facebook's constant tweaking of the algorithm.
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Doubles tournaments have rarely drawn much attention, so tweaking their format is harmless enough.
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FOR SOME firms, attracting millennial buyers may be as simple as tweaking a colour.
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Eudora was a room full of knobs, perfect for tweaking to your heart's content.
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González ended the Twitter fight by saying she is open to tweaking AB 5.
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The service required some tweaking by CamSoda to allow teachers and students to interact.
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Now, Apple is tweaking tvOS to make the little set top box less annoying.
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And the Pro mode lets you go wild with manually tweaking every possible parameter.
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Tweaking the EQ through the Jaybird app definitely improves the sound to a degree.
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More complex is the voting law, which needs tweaking before elections scheduled for 2018.
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Clinton's plan calls for building on and tweaking President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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Google has started tweaking the system to respond to advertiser concerns about brand safety.
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Various pronouncements have been made by Google, Facebook and Twitter about tweaking their algorithms.
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I love recording things, and tweaking them around, and putting on all these effects.
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Take two minutes for a turn or spend hours leisurely tweaking your empire's economy.
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Microsoft is also tweaking its home and pinned sections in the Xbox One dashboard.
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In between those rapid fire battles you'll spend time tweaking and customizing your character.
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The current design has a rather unfortunate look that may need a little tweaking.
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Did you know you can Google stuff in another country by tweaking your URL?
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"It's a weird little place," said D.J. Jaziah, tweaking knobs with a tattooed hand.
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Tweaking overtime rules or preventing mega-mergers might help reduce inequality, in other words.
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Or walk through Christian Louboutin's studio and suggest tweaking the color of the soles.
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Now it is "tweaking the material," hoping to conduct final testing soon, he said.
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Maybe start tweaking the business end before you start introducing Fungo bats or whatever.
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Trader Joe's is tweaking how employees serve up free samples due to coronavirus concerns.
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That's why they can play original cartridges without any additional software, tweaking, or hacking.
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Working on it, reviewing the footage, tweaking things — that's what made me feel good.
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Trump: 'We'll be 'tweaking' NAFTA: President Trump struck a softer tone on trade Monday, saying his administration will be "tweaking" the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in a way that will be a boon for both the United States and Canada.
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Ruscoe doesn't pretend to know how cost-effective Obamacare is and assumes it requires tweaking.
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This involves tweaking systems and reviewing the effect of cycles as I slightly modify them.
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And some of the lyrics did need some tweaking to suit his clean-cut persona.
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Once Aaliyah was chosen for the song, the group decided the song needed some tweaking.
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In general, you're better off shooting in RAW and then tweaking the levels in Lightroom.
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Tweaking these things could save a lot of CO2 — and save money in the process.
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Hands are always in model's faces, tweaking them, and it's hard to really let loose.
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Julie Spira, an online dating coach, suggests tweaking your profiles at least once a week.
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Then there are his ideas for tweaking local demographics, which verge on soft-core eugenics.
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If you want a more full-featured solution—running Photoshop, tweaking things in Illustrator, etc.
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Microsoft is also tweaking the ability to make text in Windows apps a lot bigger.
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I can shoot off a text without thinking, but spend fifteen minutes tweaking an email.
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The team's mission is to recapitulate this fortuitous coincidence in other crops, by genetic tweaking.
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Facebook is also tweaking how much creators earn from their fans through more direct payments.
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Though Facebook is still tweaking its Messenger monetization strategy, brands have flooded onto the platform.
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Tencent even built an independent team focused on tweaking the experience for each individual country.
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As helpful as the Ignite was for tweaking my training, it's got a few drawbacks.
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This rapid prototyping and tweaking approach have also enabled Chinese AI companies to find winners.
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Some researchers noted that the code as it is needs some tweaking before being launched.
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This year, we're tweaking the format a bit, so here's what you need to know.
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Its new move, however, is not about tweaking its powerful search rankings, the company said.
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As they recreated their own sets they also began tweaking the game and its rules.
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And what were those lines of dialogue that you found yourself poring over and tweaking?
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Twitter claims it has diminished cyberpropaganda by tweaking its algorithms to block cleverly designed bots.
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Other companies have been tweaking their deals with Chinese acquirers lately after U.S. government pushback.
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Alongside the virtual trackpad, Microsoft is also tweaking its Sticky Notes app for Windows 10.
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Microsoft is also tweaking the Windows 10 upgrade prompt for those who still haven't upgraded.
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And the prevailing strategy of "Run, Hide, and Fight" needs tweaking to reflect new data.
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It's tweaking campus operations to recognize that some less affluent students stick around during breaks.
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By tweaking these proposals somewhat, you could almost certainly increase the likelihood of state uptake.
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The House has steadily produced dozens of bills tweaking or chipping away at Dodd-Frank.
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Republican leaders are tweaking the bill to ease concerns by other skeptical senators, including Sens.
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So, some chains are tweaking the menu to win over people on the keto diet.
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"They are still tweaking things through," said Adam Brandon, president of the conservative group FreedomWorks.
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The researchers carefully watched the behavior of these materials while tweaking a number of variables.
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Most years, Teufel keeps some of his system the same, tweaking it here and there.
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"That's why I love Scopely — I love tweaking things to make more money," Futoran said.
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Minutes from its last meeting show policymakers open to tweaking the balance-sheet reduction plan.
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"Turning the dials" or "tweaking the numbers" is what you hear constantly from those involved.
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And it's not just about tweaking the system: It's about actually trying to transform it.
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In their time away, Japandroids were writing, recording, mastering, tweaking, and perfecting their new album.
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By tweaking their design, they created a capsule that could release drugs at different rates.
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Here, this tweaking is done in connection with the mystical qualities of North African art.
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Mr. Kashkari said on Thursday that merely tweaking the Fed's framework would not be enough.
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In theory, this is just a matter of tweaking a treaty that already tackles CFCs.
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Austen's story and words, it turns out, prove unsurprisingly durable and impervious to decorative tweaking.
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Many aspects of awards shows could use some tweaking, but these are not among them.
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Policymakers discussed the possibility of tweaking the IOER during the December policy meeting, minutes show.
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Policymakers discussed the possibility of tweaking the IOER during the December policy meeting, minutes show.
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"2020 is about tweaking the things that they acquired or launched in 2019," he said.
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You can easily make your iPad louder by tweaking some options in your Settings app.
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" The endless tinkering and tweaking all add up to what Stubley calls the "wow factor.
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Getting inside that matrix and tweaking just the climate change frame is no simple matter.
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Twitter has experimented with tweaking its reverse chronological timeline, for example, as well as longer tweets.
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But a little tweaking — primarily on the display — could make a big difference in user experience.
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Critics warn that tweaking the genetic code this way could eventually lead to a slippery slope.
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Personally, I've spent countless hours testing and tweaking every productivity app and system I could find.
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He has suggested tweaking Catalonia's statute of home rule and getting Catalans to vote on that.
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TAE twirls plasma inside a linear machine named Norman, tweaking thousands of variables with each shot.
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After tweaking the budget plan, the government will submit it to the lower house of parliament.
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Tiny-care-terminal is available to download on GitHub, and Dinculescu will keep tweaking the dashboard.
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Microsoft is once again tweaking its Xbox One dashboard design and removing the Cortana digital assistant.
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Fighting games typically require numerous updates, tweaking the game based on player's discovering techniques and bugs.
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They didn't end up tweaking as many studies as they'd like to for a pure experiment.
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Kensho's software is constantly tweaking and broadening these suggested search terms, all with little human intervention.
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Six test trucks are in place in the Bay area, continually running trials while tweaking software.
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Society might overcome diseases by tweaking individual genomes or selecting specific embryos to avoid health problems.
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What we're doing by tweaking and playing and modernizing [those techniques and colors] is moving forward.
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The company started selling pillows, blankets, and sheets in 2015, and it's constantly tweaking these products.
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Volvo executives say they are still tweaking the electrical architecture that underpins its self-driving system.
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In the best case they may take configuration and tweaking that casual users aren't up to.
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Tonight's decision comes after the party has spent weeks tweaking the bill to attract wavering members.
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MOND-type theories attempt to do away with dark matter by tweaking our definition of gravity.
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Fiercely confident, loyal, justice-loving Elizabeth Bennet barely needs tweaking to become a modern action heroine.
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Tweaking that technology to boost lithium recovery has long been an obsession of Albemarle and SQM.
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And Facebook is tweaking its Trending section to better prevent fake news stories from appearing there.
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Tweaking the notification settings on these apps can be more effective than silencing your phone altogether.
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The company is tweaking its app to attract new users who find it difficult to use.
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He then suggested "Life Begins at Confection," tweaking Mike Huckabee and his staunch anti-abortion platform.
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Microsoft's LinkedIn is tweaking its recruiting software to help companies improve gender diversity in their hiring.
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LOD bias tweaking circumvents all that and turns the game into a cel-shaded shooting gallery.
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She will head back to Europe, for yet more negotiations, to continue tweaking around the edges.
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" The Times said: "There was no tweaking the narrative arc of their remarkable careers on Tuesday.
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In its early days, Function of Beauty had to spend more time tweaking scents than algorithms.
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By tweaking this environment via iron nanoparticles, the macrophages again start recognizing and attacking cancer cells.
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American Airlines said it was offering safety equipment and tweaking its safety policies for flight attendants.
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A year later, the company brought it to Asia for more tests after tweaking the formula.
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Tweaking its search algorithm to favor Amazon-made products could help expand sales of those products.
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Microsoft is tweaking its Windows logo and the icons for many of the operating system's apps.
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Mexican and Canadian officials have portrayed NAFTA as a success that just needs tweaking to modernize.
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The Geneva-based trade body needed a "profound overhaul" and "not just tweaking at the margins".
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I think he gets off on tweaking the press, the Ppess is very easy to bait.
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In the end, for me at least, it's about tweaking the game to suit my tastes.
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Electrifying and unnerving, it's montage of bondage and splashing water set to screams and tweaking synthesizers.
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This one, from researchers at MIT and Harvard, focuses on tweaking human RNA instead of DNA.
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The specific rule the Obama administration is tweaking relates to require overtime pay for salaried workers.
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In several of its newer markets, Fiber is also tweaking its approach, relying less on expensive digging.
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We're always adding and tweaking her look pretty much up until she steps foot onto the carpet.
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The system comes with a separate remote with a little LCD that's extra handy for tweaking settings.
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Chipotle has been tweaking its online ordering technologies, and recently started promoting these easier-to-use tools.
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You can live a perfectly delightful mobile existence using an Android phone without tweaking a single setting.
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CRANE: It turns out that you can make pretty big things by tweaking small strands of DNA.
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The Beddit app gives consumers advice about tweaking their sleep routine to get a better night's rest.
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Professor Mirrlees showed how the problem can be fixed by tweaking the financial terms in the contract.
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Safekeep is for tweaking the directory structure and adding preset profiles for backing up to the Gnarbox.
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Luckily for Microsoft, it is likely a matter of tweaking a few algorithms and adding more filters.
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Alongside the new Cortana features, Microsoft is also tweaking other features in this Windows 10 test build.
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Hamilton left the Sunday game after tweaking the muscle during an at-bat in the third inning.
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So you don't have to do any manual tweaking yourself (though you also can if you like).
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And, as universal as cars are, we're still tweaking the massive body of law regulating them today.
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During his press conference on Tuesday, he noted that he would keep tweaking his clubs going forward.
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And the setup experience, and tweaking of features post-setup, can take plenty of time and effort.
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You could directly tinker with with the plant's genetic code, tweaking the genes that control its color.
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The Group has just issued its latest assessments, tweaking the production side of the balance sheet higher.
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Airlines (and the above example is but one of many) are perpetually tweaking prices, making predictions difficult.
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Alongside the new screenshot tool, Microsoft is also tweaking its Fluent Design in this new build (17661).
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Microsoft is even tweaking the back button placement in Windows 10 apps to make it more consistent.
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The panel, however, proposed the tweaking of the expropriation bill be finalised by the end of 2019.
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With any luck and maybe a bit of tweaking you should be seeing your Mayfair filter appear.
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Older really heavy shit is likely to need a little tweaking and tinkering before it really works.
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Warren recommends starting small by tweaking a "60/40/0" budget to a "55/30/15" budget.
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" Jimmy Kimmel asked, tweaking the alert to read: "WITCH HUNT, CROOKED HILLARY, NO COLLUSION, CONFIRM KAVANAUGH, #MAGA.
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It's a surprisingly straightforward origin story, especially for a company that's constantly tweaking details, experimenting, and shifting.
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Several groups are trying to do this by tweaking designs to take account of advances in aerodynamics.
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He was learning the songs as we went, and we were tweaking the songs after each show.
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These enthusiasts spend thousands of dollars configuring and tweaking and customizing the guns that they compete with.
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"Their vision is making sure it stays, but just tweaking it here and there," he told Grist.
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Boeing's tactical tinkering with the 153 also includes tweaking a smaller model to suit two key buyers.
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The mech lab is where you make these choices, tweaking configurations until you've hit your max tonnage.
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On Wall Street, analysts mostly stuck by the internet juggernaut, tweaking estimates and lowering price targets slightly.
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That said, even these prompts could still use some tweaking, so it's not necessarily a perfect idea.
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"Just tweaking that chemistry would be kind of interesting, so you can make this work," Hessel said.
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But these aren't just for tweaking the sound mix at a concert, or tuning out subway noise.
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So you have this complete vision, and then Maynard comes in and starts influencing and tweaking it.
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It will give the European Central Bank more grounds for tweaking its monetary policy in the autumn.
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I honed in on the men playing, tweaking each other's nipples, making contact with their shirts off.
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The White House is tweaking its request to Congress for Zika funding amid a battle with Republicans.
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One strongman who has enjoyed tweaking the West for hypocrisy is Recep Tayyip Erdogan, president of Turkey.
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Facebook is tweaking its video strategy with Watch, its 2-year-old hub for long-form video.
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From there, the resume tweaking, network building and LinkedIn optimizing become a lot easier and more effective.
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Here you can see an artist carefully tweaking the giant concert, complete with a statue of Buddha.
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So for the last year, the organization has been tweaking the design to account for the flaw.
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So it helps to have tools for tweaking your current role to be (even slightly) more palatable.
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The company is tweaking the colors to something more muted and stylish, according to the blog Macotakara.
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Mostly, though, it stuck with re-tweaking the narrow version of Modernism it fabricated in the 1930s.
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It took the animators six months of testing and tweaking, and the hair still didn't look right.
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While his troubled first restaurant lasted only two years, it also inspired boundary tweaking at Las Puertas.
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And I've spent hours tweaking it to make it as effective and easy-to-use as possible.
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We tasted for salt, cheese and garlic, but the sauce didn't need much tweaking — it was extraordinary.
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But in an industry that is not naturally competitive, tweaking market incentives will not fix what's broken.
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This news comes at a critical point when many states are tweaking parental involvement requirements for abortion.
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But they actually represent a big departure from the current centre-right and centre-left technocratic tweaking.
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The Indians sent out a wry Twitter message tweaking those who claimed the Patriots' plane was unprecedented.
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Subsequent recipes like RoBERTa result from researchers tweaking these design decisions, much like chefs refining a dish.
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It takes some tweaking, but after picking more basil and adding extra salt, we decide it's perfect.
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Developers are constantly tweaking their malware, which can make it hard to detect right away, Kahn explained.
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Lawmakers from leadership on down say they're open to tweaking the package to accommodate the industry's concerns.
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However, Perez said he may consider tweaking the qualifying requirements for debates in February, March, and April.
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Companies have been tweaking their rewards programs in recent years to make them less-generous to consumers.
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She continued tweaking the designs and kept them in her collections, and demand only continued to rise.
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It's a big, complex law, and it requires tweaking in response to changing conditions and more information.
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It's easy to imagine the band sticking to their guns and subtly tweaking their already-winning formula.
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Tweaking the tension that surrounds his protagonist allows Watts to delve into new territory with the character.
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Instead, take control of your data destiny by tweaking a few phone settings and recalibrating your media consumption.
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Generating a neural-network design from scratch is harder than tweaking the settings of one that already exists.
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Shortly after tweaking his hamstring, Rodgers made a trip to a small black tent on the Packers sideline.
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In animals, they're also trying to find a way to reverse drug addiction through tweaking the hypocretin system.
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Much of the feedback from Overwatch fans on Roadhog's hook has suggested tweaking the size of that hitbox.
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A theoretical barrier that most CPUs could not surpass without significant tweaking to the fundamental design of processors.
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In response India's government is tweaking taxes and regulations to attract more foreign capital and fewer foreign goods.
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Photographers love tweaking things — that's just a fact — and the more things they have to tweak, the better.
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Last week, the Clinton campaign invited Mark Cuban, a rival billionaire who loves tweaking Trump, to the debate.
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Well, it's all about tweaking things just enough to keep it familiar without it being a carbon copy.
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Google has been tweaking the service constantly, and is continuing to see some major traffic on the platform.
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After all, tweaking a smart assistant for a new market requires more than just learning a new language.
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It's not really finished yet – he's still publicly tweaking lyrics, arranging the song order, adding and subtracting material.
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Over the next few years, startups will be actively tweaking their software to improve performance and reduce bias.
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Artists tweaking their vocal pitch has always been an essential SoundCloud stylistic choiceusually just to mix shit up.
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Wave pool overhauls aren't a matter of just tweaking the software or changing the location of a button.
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This is an archaic approach to tweaking graphics settings, and it has no place in a 2016 release.
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In addition, Microsoft is tweaking some of its existing programs to better support the startups in its ecosystem.
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But now WeWork is tweaking that last perk, at least for tenants at their New York City locations.
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Brown said supporters spent the past year tweaking the legislation and negotiating with members to secure enough votes.
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Emincar will go on to exploit that deposit, tweaking its factory accordingly, once the Castellanos mine is exhausted.
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That's no accident, as the designers behind the scenes have been tweaking the Surface formula for years now.
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When President Donald Trump took office in late January, his administration began tweaking the language on government websites.
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This flourishing community of fans has collaborated on modifying and tweaking the 20-year-old game since 2009.
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After months of testing and tweaking, a tasting of the machine-made New York water was a success.
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Forged out of Mr. Clinton's years as governor of Arkansas, it involved more than just tweaking Democratic orthodoxy.
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Tesla has been tweaking the Model S, but the company hasn't yet committed to an all-new version.
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However, after giving Prose a second try and tweaking my formulation, I'm convinced of the power of personalization.
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The upgrades would include introducing self-checkout lanes and tweaking its shelf stocking process to make it faster.
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Developer Bungie spent the better part of a year tweaking Destiny 2 and its loot table after launch.
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In addition, the service also allows you to optimize your models by tweaking the hyperparameters of your experiments.
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RHP Matt Wisler, who hasn't pitched since tweaking his side in a victory over San Diego on Aug.
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After creating the app, he experimented with the visuals by tweaking the app's parameters live with the music.
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But scarves and sweaters only go so far in shielding you from the nipple-tweaking cold of winter.
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Trump notified Congress that he would be tweaking NAFTA — not striking a brand new agreement with just Mexico.
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Those claims are nothing more than the magic produced by tweaking a model to produce the desired answer.
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This meant waterproofing, buoyancy control, tweaking weight distributions and figuring out an unobtrusive way to share information underwater.
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"The acknowledgement that the police aren't going to believe us was important," Rae says of tweaking the script.
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By tweaking Nina Simone's words, would I implicitly be comparing rampant racism to metastatic disease or vice versa?
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That's because our current national scene requires a bigger call to action than nostalgia or incremental policy-tweaking.
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For films that make extensive use of digital tweaking, like "Wonder Woman," the advantage is not as pronounced.
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The government has been tweaking the tax regime, including gradually eliminating export duties and introducing profit-based taxation.
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Yet it didn't take all that much tweaking of Handel's work to uncover a timeless theme of bullying.
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Pollock was removed Friday after tweaking his groin while running out a fly ball in the first inning.
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Apple is also adding what it describes as "desktop-class" browsing to Safari, and tweaking its multitasking features.
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Tweaking this can change the whole play experience of a game, making its spaces feel more involved, larger.
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During his confirmation hearing, Pruitt said he would support the RFS but he remained open to tweaking it.
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The renegotiation of Nafta offers an opportunity for real progress that must not be squandered with minor tweaking.
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Twitter is also tweaking Vine's most distinct characteristic: That all videos on Vine are limited to six seconds.
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Manufacturers of designer drugs are constantly tweaking the chemical structures of synthetic cathinones to skirt US drug laws.
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Yet he's experiencing a renaissance, tweaking just enough to demand the crowd's attention while keeping WWE brass happy.
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And I remember thinking it was like ... It must be like going fishing and getting a salmon on a hook or something, because you suddenly felt the tweaking and the tweaking of the internet, and the explosion of traffic, and we watched the Chartbeat thing going right up, you know?
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For Kate, it meant tweaking its assortment of novelty products to juice full-price sales at its branded stores.
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If you're close to or in retirement, you may want to consider tweaking the safety portion of your portfolio.
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Though overall we'd say Microsoft has done a better job of tweaking the functionality to work in a browser.
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The album, which is finished but requires some tweaking, will feature '17-18′ songs, he said in an interview.
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I am preparing for a mediation tomorrow, so I spend my morning reviewing documents and tweaking some damages calculations.
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Here's what you need to know whether you're tweaking your own phone or looking to buy a new one.
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Chipotle has been tweaking its online ordering technologies, and will start promoting these easier-to-use tools next week.
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If you don't feel like individually tweaking settings, this can be an easy way to make things look better.
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New York DH Matt Holliday could be headed to the disabled list after tweaking his back in Friday's game.
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Twitter is constantly testing and tweaking the algorithm that shows its users "the best tweets first" in their timelines.
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For starters, Snapseed is a pretty powerful photo editor with a ton of handy tools for tweaking your images.
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I'd argue, however, that you can elevate any question from small talk to big talk with a little tweaking.
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Where possible it prefers to nudge the rest of the EU by tweaking its own public and diplomatic orthodoxies.
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Congress passed these provisions into law in 2010 and then deliberately spared them last year while tweaking the ACA.
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The idea of tweaking Twitter's main timeline has been bandied about internally for years, and tackled in different ways.
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In the past few years, Marvel has spent a lot of time tweaking and reimagining its lineup of heroes.
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To bolster sales, WH Group is considering tweaking its recipe and even moving into bread-based products like pizza.
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By further genetic tweaking, the researchers arranged for this protein to be expressed, in particular, in the insects' eyes.
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The patient's physical therapist can help the patient control the suit's gait by tweaking parameters with an Android app.
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Quincey told analysts that Mexico's economic growth is slowing, so the company is tweaking its strategy for the country.
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So they're considering a few configurations; likewise the buttons on the right — they could get some tweaking before release.
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I'm under time and T. is over, so we watch BuzzFeed Unsolved and Worth It while tweaking our slides.
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Slightly tweaking his title for her debut album—dropping the "the"—she cemented her star wattage during this performance.
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This is called "anti-fashion": tweaking mundane items and sending them down the catwalk with eye-watering price tags.
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For both its manual controls while taking photos and its tools for tweaking them afterwards, the app scores highly.
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Banks were "tweaking and testing" their models and would start providing quotes using the new formula soon, it said.
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My only issue with them has been the rare accidental tweaking of the exposure dial on the far right.
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Facebook is constantly tweaking its algorithms to try to dial up our positive emotional states, otherwise known as happiness.
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Alongside tweaking and modernizing the current best-selling colors, I got to create 55 brand-new shades and textures.
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Mr Boles says his Common Market 2.0 plan could be adopted quickly by tweaking the non-binding political declaration.
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Fortnite kept people coming back by tweaking gameplay, battlefield maps and generating a story around the game and characters.
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The social network is tweaking its News Feed algorithm to try and show more posts from your closest friends.
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Kanye West may still be tweaking The Life of Pablo, but apparently he's got some merchandise ready to go.
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Financial markets have been abuzz with speculation after various media reports suggested the possibility of BOJ tweaking its policy.
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In the summer of 2017, Sessions said he was interested in tweaking the rules around DOJ subpoenas of journalists.
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We can't prevent future attacks by translating the internet-speak in a killer's manifesto, or tweaking a platform's algorithm.
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There's still a few things that need tweaking, especially when it comes to VR gaming for all the family.
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And the set up experience, and tweaking of features post-set up, can take plenty of time and effort.
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The characters don't wear gear or armor, and you don't have to spend hours tweaking their stats or abilities.
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It's about trying things and learning if it doesn't work out and tweaking things to make your game better.
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The company said late Tuesday it was tweaking its updated Snapchat format, which it began rolling out last year.
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Microsoft is also tweaking Cortana to allow the digital assistant to work on the lock screen and answer queries.
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And tweaking the system to mitigate the ill effects of consolidated agriculture with technological fixes is a false solution.
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Stuffing is actually made for the Crock Pot and doesn't require much tweaking at all for your slow cooker.
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Yahoo did this by tweaking an existing system for scanning all inbound email for child pornography, spam and malware.
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Who knows what adjustments the play will go through before it opens; previews are often a time for tweaking.
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Other topics may include tweaking the company's overall sales growth target and stepping up a $1 billion savings plan.
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By tweaking the males' appearance, the Taylor Lab is helping tease apart the complexities of the jumping spiders' flirtation.
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Garrett Camp, a co-founder of Uber, and a few of his partners think that model may need tweaking.
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But by tweaking it and adding awkward pauses and repeating certain lines, it can turn into a fun nightmare.
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Since 0003, it has been tweaking the hands of the Doomsday Clock to reflect our proximity to self-destruction.
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Hunter spent much of the performance almost hidden behind the ensemble's violinist/handheld synth member tweaking guitar effects pedals.
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The anecdotes are gutting and relatable; tweaking my medication over the years has come with many of these symptoms.
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Google is constantly tweaking their algorithm, and a website's traffic prospects can rise or fall depending on the changes.
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Incremental tweaking did little to address the grief and suffering caused by the crisis, making political power more visible.
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Tweaking investments can make it easier to live with them — and not panic — if markets fall, Mr. Kinniry said.
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Backers argue that for the most part the United States is merely tweaking old weapons, not developing new ones.
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Regulators could help change the focus by tweaking the risk-weighting of loans to encourage such economically beneficial lending.
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A forecaster's collection of models can be made larger by tweaking the models and slightly changing the starting conditions.
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I eventually open up the story to see what tweaks were made and do some tweaking of my own.
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It has also been praised for its pro-Other political message and its spirited tweaking of monster movies past.
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Sometimes, however, an entrepreneur will slip through by tweaking an existing product in a way that piques my interest.
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The Fair Isaac Corporation, the company that creates the widely used three-digit FICO score, is tweaking its formula.
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But developers are also tweaking apartment layouts to make it easier for residents to set up a home office.
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But Heartbeat Opera is far more unusual in its tweaking (and trimming) of librettos and its reorchestration of scores.
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They will have to do some small tweaking in terms of rural spending and boost to real estate demand.
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"From my perspective, the bill needs a lot more than tweaking or tinkering around the edges," Collins told MSNBC.
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LHP Andrew Chafin (left shoulder tendinitis) paused his rehab assignment after tweaking his hamstring and has returned to Arizona.
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To me, they seem like most first-run products: a great idea, but the reality could use some tweaking.
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Their public relations agency gives a solid presentation but it needs some tweaking before going to the entire board.
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Tweaking the incentive structure is certainly part of the answer, but that alone may not take us very far.
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But they're kind of tweaking and playing with, working with YouTubers and what they want to do with that.
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In both cases, vast new powers emerged by tweaking and evading the existing system, not by changing its fundamental structure.
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However, the Artiphon probably will require some practice and/or tweaking for one to be able to play it effectively.
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However, this latest tweaking of LME compliance rules is all about an even bigger beast than the Wall Street heavyweight.
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For years, scientists have been tweaking the mosquito's genome, hoping to interfere with its ability to spread disease to people.
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Now it's about reviewing, fine-tuning, and tweaking material, because I have over an hour and a half of stuff.
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But, by slightly tweaking the video and in turn the hash, Islamic State uploaders are able to bypass YouTube's algorithms.
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The sports engineers never stop tweaking the car's wings and slots and vanes, aiming to increase downforce while minimizing drag.
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So, by tweaking the surrounding chemistry, the Australian group was able to create "moving objects, switches, and pumps" on-demand.
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With mods, fans create their own custom versions of a video game by tweaking the source code to alter gameplay.
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Usually changes to an exoskeleton have to be made by hand, with researchers gathering data, then tweaking, then testing again.
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One project is looking at how to reduce the fuel consumption of vehicles by tweaking the material of the roads.
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Before making the adjustment, Kraft had spent about three years doing research, tweaking the food and testing it with customers.
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Meanwhile, Anderson said Amino is constantly tweaking its algorithms to make sure it's surfacing the best communities for each user.
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All of these companies that are basically tweaking the existing industries and are trying to make them a little better.
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Microsoft has been tweaking some of the more drastic changes, and it's now ready to bring those to desktop users.
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Of course, the main screen tells the time and you're only two taps away from controlling music or tweaking settings.
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Critics also point out that the bank occasionally fiddles with its methods of assessment, adding new indicators and tweaking others.
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The star's 2006 hit "Irreplaceable" also earned a shout-out, with one fan tweaking the lyrics to fit the situation.
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Over the years, Byju's has invested in tweaking the English accents in its app and adapted to different education systems.
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And I don't know, it was the first time we spent a full year, sort of every day, tweaking it.
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If so, check to see if the policy needs tweaking; if not, talk to your insurance agent about coverage options.
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A dark-haired woman lifts her arms apparently tweaking the madly exuberant display which includes tiger lilies, clematis and hydrangeas.
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The result is a hyper-stylized tweaking of the Bond formula, replacing guns and girls with spaceships and Sith lords.
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Salmon, who is executive director for markets at the Bank of England, said in September the code may need tweaking.
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Since then, Shkreli has seemed to revel in the outrage that the price hike caused, tweaking his critics on Twitter.
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Cortana's calendar management is also getting smarter Alongside the commitment feature, Microsoft is also tweaking how Cortana manages calendar invites.
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Lyric essays and prose poems are unruly, tweaking the reader's expectation of what an essay or a poem should be.
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When Dumas began photographing the new cake, the lights and constant tweaking took a toll on the poor guy's tail.
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Between all four different iterations, /r/democraciv has tried many different types of democracy, always tweaking and simplifying the formula.
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We can help borrowers who need to repay debts and keep the program financially solid by tweaking our current formulas.
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While Xbox One owners await Arena, Microsoft is also tweaking the Gamerscore leaderboard to make it more reliable and faster.
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Succeeding in software today means testing and tweaking new features with the speed and efficiency of Amazon, Facebook and Google.
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After tweaking the sound settings in the Sony Headphones app, I got exactly the sound I wanted out of them.
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Let's start with the basics: Consumers can make their Echo a hipper audio player by tweaking just a few settings.
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He was originally slated to return to action Sunday, but was scratched Saturday after tweaking his back during pregame workouts.
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Farmers in Mr. E Media's Discord are still constantly sharing ideas, and apps are tweaking or launching all the time.
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This kind of algorithmic tweaking is already popular at Google and other major companies as a way to moderate content.
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Another benefit of this approach is it doesn't need any special tweaking to work with, say, Skype instead of Webex.
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Facebook is once again tweaking its News Feed algorithm to help weed out posts you may not want to see.
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An embarrassingly large chunk of my coaching sessions are given over to tweaking the intonation of, say, Debussy's String Quartet.
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The Farnys spent about a year finding out what worked well, what didn't, and tweaking the first generation of cars.
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Computer-captured data program Formula One informs all the major decisions when it comes to tweaking a car's performance speed.
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The other thing Gandon's team did was change the robot subtly by moving its eyes down and tweaking its antennae.
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"We'll be tweaking it, we'll be doing certain things that are going to benefit both of our countries," Trump said.
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This Thursday trade thrives through technology: tightening the theme, throwing together the template, tweaking the terms, tailoring the textual tips.
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Since they are designed from scratch, manufacturers can keep tweaking the recipes to make each bite yummier or more nutritious.
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In 2018, McDonald's removed artificial additives from seven classic burgers, a change that included tweaking its iconic Big Mac sauce.
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Talk to your financial planner if you think your investment strategy needs some tweaking, but otherwise — leave things alone. 4.
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Are certain celebrated artists really doing something new, or are they simply tweaking conventions enough to establish a signature style?
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The pronounced regionalism at play in 1888 would have made it harder to change the outcome by tweaking state lines.
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It's a matter of tweaking and honing experiments — that's the human element — to uncover what's working and what's not working.
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With a compulsive work ethic, he tests the same jokes for years, tweaking words repeatedly to find the funniest sound.
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More likely, it's because bragging on America's economy while tweaking the select few in Davos is good politics back home.
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The narrative arc of the original trilogy is not only tweaking the monomyth but giving it a whole new cast.
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All it takes is tweaking one of five basic parameters and the arrays reconfigure their circuits and produce a working gait.
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He then spent about a year tweaking the album to get it just right, another symptom of his perfectionism, or indecision.
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The rapper kept tweaking tracks and titles before making "Pablo" available on platforms such as Apple Music and Spotify last week.
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The speakers sound pretty good out of the box, but there aren't many options for tweaking them to your specific preferences.
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They've been rehearsing for weeks, tweaking the words and order of their presentations to better explain what Google is up to.
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Keep in mind that this is, of course, just one fairly preliminary study with plenty of room for tweaking and improvement.
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I'm sure a ton of people reading this are probably taking a break from coding, launching, building, shipping and tweaking products.
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In an effort to skirt federal drug regulation or restrictions, however, manufacturers are constantly tweaking the chemical composition of their products.
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And I helped a little bit at the end doing a little tuning and tweaking, because that stuff's always really finicky.
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Foster left the court after tweaking his right knee with 183:39 left in the half and Creighton leading 11-6.
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Particularly for a company that's supposedly tweaking its News Feed algorithm to emphasize less news and content from brands and publishers.
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From tweaking algorithms to stepping up notifications to endlessly scrolling feeds, technology has turned human distraction into its metric of profit.
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That may be just fine — judging by the Roadshow team's reviews, Volvo's hybrid powertrains could still use a lot of tweaking.
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McConnell is currently tweaking his bill after having had to abruptly cancel a vote last month because of lack of support.
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In an effort to be more cost-effective and save up for some cool shit, we're tweaking our food-spending habits.
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Improvements also include some tweaking of the locations feature for calendar entries and an option to add Skype for online meetings.
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The contract reflects that power imbalance; not being a standard NHS content syndication agreement — but rather DHSC tweaking Amazon's standard terms.
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I would probably be in Jackson, Montgomery or Raleigh, wearing a red velvet robe, tweaking my State of the State address.
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NADELLA: YEAH, I MEAN MORE SO THAN WE ALREADY ANTICIPATED IT. I WOULD SAY I'M NOT TWEAKING IT BECAUSE OF BREXIT.
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Its size makes it impossible to use with one hand without tweaking the software, but Note fans are used to that.
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In fact, HMD tells me they're still tweaking the software and the final build should be much quicker for image processing.
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No second thoughts, no months of going back and forth and tweaking like I do with any given Fire-Toolz track.
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She struck again minutes later, succeeding where her running mate did not, by tweaking Trump over his most recent day job.
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Though there's also nothing to stop you from tweaking these settings yourself once you're comfortable with how the whole process works.
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Fuller possesses a keen sense of balance between honoring the source material and tweaking it just enough to make it current.
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In addition to tweaking color and sharpness settings, Pix is also capturing bursts, or groups of photos shot in rapid succession.
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But tweaking settings, isn't very helpful if you're shooting on the fly and need to get the perfect shot right away.
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Amazon's also been tweaking the software, moving from a walled content OS to open Android and now offering something in-between.
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But Frederiksen notes that company isn't just rereleasing the same kits over and over; they're continually tweaking and changing the designs.
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We settled on that a few days before releasing our mixtape because we saw that Facebook was tweaking the reach again.
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You can start the battle against jet lag before you ever step foot on a plane by tweaking your inner clock.
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While FastStart is the main addition, Microsoft is also tweaking its Pins dashboard feature to include groups of games and apps.
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Editors will be watching closely to see just how big an impact the new changes have, and tweaking their headlines accordingly.
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According to the 26-year-old, Beyoncé recorded her "Perfect" verse in one take, even tweaking the instrumentals to her liking.
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Even so, all the tweaking and engineering Acer had to do to get the system this thin is still quite impressive.
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The blue theme extended into the entire taskbar, and Microsoft began tweaking the system tray to hide unused icons by default.
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And every minute spent rooting for a team, tweaking a bracket, or trash talking a colleague is money drained from employers.
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They should consider specific reform proposals, which are more about tweaking some of Social Security's rules, rather than a wholesale redo.
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But going incognito requires some tweaking of the gadget — and techies and bloggers are already showing everyone how to do it.
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Apps like this require a huge amount of training data and algorithm tweaking before they can be anything close to reliable.
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To avoid the embarassment of a non-result, researchers should be stricter with themselves when it comes to tweaking their results.
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But beyond that, you work through the instrument cluster: browsing media, selecting a navigation destination, tweaking vehicle settings, and so on.
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Unsurprisingly, among some of the power users seeing the new version, at least some don't really understand why Twitter is tweaking.
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Here, Thomas was tweaking the Court for not finding the gerrymander unconstitutional in a 2001 case after a district court did.
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Strengthening the enforcement language is something that could be achieved by tweaking the legislation without going back to the negotiating table.
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The product of all this technical finesse and micro-scale tweaking is a set of headphones with practically no performance ceiling.
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Novak said that the meeting's participants may discuss changes to the global output cut deal, such as tweaking oil production quotas.
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Even by tweaking doses and aiming at earlier stages of the disease, these changes do not made substantial improvements in outcomes.
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U.S. leadership in the world is more contested these days than it has been, especially with Iran tweaking American military prowess.
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And she hopes readers at home will make the meals their own by playing with the spices and tweaking the flavors.
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Same thing with China, China has great influence over North Korea but they don't say they do because they're tweaking us.
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The same infamous "Blue Sky" that Walter White slung on Breaking Bad won't keep you tweaking on week-long binges, however.
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He had been studying the rice spirit intensely, experimenting with ingredients gathered on motorcycle trips throughout the country, tweaking distilling techniques.
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But sometimes there are more complex interactions, such as tweaking the temperature slightly, and having a visual display makes more sense.
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To counter slowing demand for packaged food, companies have been revamping and tweaking flavors and recipes to offer consumers healthier options.
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The same infamous "Blue Sky" that Walter White slung on Breaking Bad won't keep you tweaking on week-long binges, however.
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If you've spent hours tweaking your TV and poring through AV forums to find settings that you love, awesome — keep 'em.
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On Friday, the Irishman said the Geneva-based trade body needed a "profound overhaul" and "not just tweaking at the margins".
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While streaming's power is only growing, Billboard is tweaking how it counts what has become the dominant format for music consumption.
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You'll be tweaking it for the rest of the winter, before spring comes and you start working on your rotisserie game.
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For all its tweaking of kids today, "Younger" 's most original quality may be how well it nails old-media bosses.
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I have a 9.983s home with nice solid wood cabinetry but it's dark and needs some tweaking to be more functional.
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The site is also tweaking its algorithms and providing tools for users to report posted stories that appear to be inaccurate.
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But she believes that there is power — not to mention savings — in continuously tweaking our behaviors to be more environmentally friendly.
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They focused on tweaking the data in their reports, rather than investing in actually boosting the students' performance and class attendance.
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What Mr. Nicholaw can very much do is ramp up the entertainment value of "Dreamgirls," by tweaking it in certain ways.
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For-profit hospitals have been found to fib more to Medicare than nonprofits do — tweaking their diagnoses to get higher reimbursements.
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So the answer is, yes, you could keep tweaking it, but watching it I felt we&aposre in the right place.
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President-elect Trump enjoys tweaking his critics with early-morning 140-character Twitter postings; Mr. Obama prefers the 1,800-word letter.
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Brady seemed to hint that, even with staffers tweaking the bill to appease conservatives, its future in the Senate was uncertain.
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Federal policies can help change them, but tweaking the criminal justice system isn't and shouldn't be the only solution, experts said.
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So while CRISPR science is advancing quickly, scientists are still very much in the throes of tweaking and refining their toolkit.
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Germany is looking at tweaking legislation to allow military units to back up police for the first time since World War Two.
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"All the hype online saying the collection was this big secret was tweaking the truth to make it more mysterious," Januszkiewicz said.
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To that end, Intel is also releasing new software called One API, designed to make tweaking software for its hardware even simpler.
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However, the researchers hope that, by tweaking the shapes and positions of the antennae, they will be able to improve on this.
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SmartDeviceLink gives manufacturers a bit more flexibility in tweaking the interface to differentiate themselves from other manufacturers that also support this standard.
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And Greg himself is written completely straightforwardly, with no visible tweaking of the character to tailor the role to its new actor.
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On top of those changes, Blizzard is also tweaking Roadhog's ability to shift the final landing place of a target he's hooked.
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Photo tweaking and processing is an obvious use case scenario for the professionals, as well as Netflix watching and even web browsing.
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Whether you want to tone up, slim down, or boost your mood, you've likely taken a stab at tweaking your fitness routine.
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And according to Scott himself, it's a theme that the film will explore in much deeper ways than simply tweaking some backstory.
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Due to the complexity of compensation schemes, however, banks can still increase incentives for risk-taking by tweaking small details, he said.
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Tweaking coverage: We're told that the early estimates about how many people would be covered by the healthcare plan were pretty bad.
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Frank tells me how hard Joey worked to sell pizzas at 16, tweaking the restaurant's operations, forcing them to work more efficiently.
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Not only will engineers keep tweaking their statistical models and neural networks, but users themselves will make improvements to their own systems.
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A lot of this work applies just as well to Westeros, with a little bit of tweaking, as it does to Earth.
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Chinese automotive startup Nio is tweaking its plans for future electric vehicles, a move prompted by sluggish sales of its ES0003 model.
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Facebook believed that with enough experience and tweaking, it might be possible to someday roll M out to its broader user base.
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Safety experts were running crash simulations, aerodynamic experts were calculating energy loss around the vehicle, and electricians were tweaking the vehicle's powertrain.
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A tweaking of affirmative action policies is possible, perhaps to ensure that benefits go more to poor Malays, rather than government cronies.
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Microsoft is also adding contact integration into the task bar, and tweaking the design of Windows 10 to include subtle animation effects.
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The microblogging company keeps tweaking features to lure more people, yet Twitter still can't keep up with its younger competitors like Snapchat.
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But the researchers have found that the algorithm works about 80 percent of the time without the need for any manual tweaking.
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This year, it says Bixby has been enhanced, tweaking voice commands to be more conversational and interactive by including more natural language.
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Microsoft has been gradually tweaking Teams over the past two years, and the big change was a free version introduced last year.
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Many worried about the idea of bureaucrats being given free rein to shape behaviour by imperceptibly tweaking government communications and environmental cues.
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Thankfully, a minute or two of simple tweaking can stop your browser from ever allowing such invasive invitations to pester you again.
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The company affirmed its full-year forecast of adjusted earnings in the range of $4.15 to $4.27, while tweaking its volume expectations.
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Tweaking job descriptions can get 25% more qualified people through the door and boost recruitment among minorities, says Kieran Snyder, Textio's boss.
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A few interviews Carter has done recently indicate that his win that night was not the result of endless scripting and tweaking.
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It's about making sure the perfect aesthetic for the situation has been reached, to do that, takes constant tweaking, trial, and error.
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That included tweaking the design and strengthening the phone's hinge area — the part of the phone that some users said was defective.
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Some BOJ policymakers have publicly voiced concern over the such risks, with one signaling the chance of further tweaking its policy framework.
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They don't know the joy of overly tweaking an operating system with Quicksilver or Alfred, or modding the user interface with Rainmeter.
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Braun says it took a bit of experimentation to get such a slick result, and that he's not done tweaking the concept.
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That kind of tweaking is now pretty standard for display advertisers, but Eyeview has much less competition when it comes to video.
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Read More How one woman succeeded in a 'man's' business Once the idea was conceived, the actual recipe took weeks of tweaking.
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Users can also now change the appearance of the tab used to access the edge interface, tweaking its size, position, and transparency.
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You can also make minor adjustments to the Solo's positioning, tweaking the distance, height, or angle at which it's following the subject.
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Interacting with a dating app––tweaking your profile, replying to intriguing messages, ignoring messages from idiots––can feel like it's own job.
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Dr Ort suggests tweaking chlorophyll molecules in order to capture a wider range of frequencies and deploy the resulting energy more efficiently.
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TPU had been used in Adidas shoes before, but making an entire shoe out of it took years of tweaking and testing.
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The aim of the workshops is to "agree an action plan for tweaking the regulation," said a separate person familiar with them.
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Said manipulation is done here using a scanning tunneling microscope (STM), an invaluable tool for imaging and tweaking surfaces at atomic scales.
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Kong tilted his head up and, with Miller tweaking the nose, sniffed at Ann's feet and then let out a satisfied grumble.
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Publications have been suckered into tweaking their content and their business models to try to live off the traffic Facebook sends them.
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"This is not the sort of problem that can be solved simply by tweaking an algorithm," Cagle said at the press conference.
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Experts worry about the value we get for the health care dollar and work on tweaking delivery and payment to improve it.
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YouTube just announced Friday that it is also tweaking its algorithms to stop recommending videos that promote false news or conspiracy theories.
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Imagine tapping into every sound generated by musicians around the globe, and tweaking them all in real time on a single platform.
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Tech CEOs have attracted so much power that they can control your mood or your opinion by tweaking a couple of settings.
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The app has combined the models of much more influential social media platforms, tweaking their approaches to serve a Christian audience. Pray.
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But the groups prefer tweaking programs already in place while at the same time addressing the problems that made private care necessary.
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In the hall, however, the sound was a little spotty, at times tinny (the producers say they are still tweaking the technology).
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He supported tweaking it to make it a little less harmful to those facing bankruptcy, and the changes allowed it to pass.
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We're near the venue, where soon she'll be hugging her friend Raia Maria-Laura and tweaking her backing band's levels during soundcheck.
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Mr. Fan says the company is still tweaking the technique for efficiency, and to achieve an ideal — and uniform — texture and size.
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So what can Democrats do, when tweaking the Affordable Care Act is insufficient, and when leaping to Medicare for All is unrealistic?
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The Kremlin, which learned about the cancellation via Twitter, like the rest of the world, has been tweaking Mr. Trump in response.
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What's happening: In a flurry of recent papers, researchers propose tweaking or approximating backprop to explain how the brain learns from mistakes.
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Oil prices are down and Portugal's economy is reviving, leading to a tweaking in the balance of powers between the two countries.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Nestle's new boss is tweaking the Swiss consumer goods group's recipe, but the taste so far remains the same.
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Microsoft is also tweaking the games to include field of view sliders and make sure the mouse and keyboard controls feel good.
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If Facebook wants to rid itself of misinformation, it's going to take more than tweaking the software it uses to select it.
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But even some of Section 230's biggest proponents, like panelist and legal scholar Jeff Kosseff, are open to tweaking its language.
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"America probably still needs a little tweaking," she said, before introducing Mr. Bloomberg at a campaign rally in this traditionally red state.
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As she worked, she sent pictures to Ms. Weinstein and Ms. Gougenheim, getting feedback, tweaking her concepts and editing down the list.
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YouTube has spent the year tweaking its algorithm in response to the evidence that the platform was recommending extremist and conspiratorial content.
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The game's main puzzles take place in other people's mindscapes where you expertly manipulate them by tweaking tiny details in their memories.
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Google and other Internet companies have tackled the problem by tweaking their products for the country's slow Internet speeds and spotty connections.
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Republicans have lined up dozens of bills tweaking or scrapping regulations on the financial system, while Democrats have mostly rallied against them.
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Davis left the game with 3:39.2 remaining in the third after tweaking his right knee and picking up his fourth foul.
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Juno's images are part of the mission's outreach to the public, inviting "citizen scientists" to download the pictures for tweaking and enhancing.
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At other points, experts suggested offering strengthened legal tools for victims who have been harmed or tweaking certain parts of the law.
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The story of the ring and the vows feels as graphic as the memories of masturbation and French kissing and nipple tweaking.
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Right now we're working on that moveable middle, meaning states that already have some sort of policy that we're tweaking a little.
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It's the latest example of a social media company tweaking how it surfaces content in an attempt to encourage better user behavior.
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That meant simple things like tweaking the continue system to ease frustration, and adjusting the ways that the game assists players during combat.
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Mr. Shkreli is likely to keep up his barrage of comments on social media, no doubt tweaking Congress about its pursuit of him.
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Blizzard has heard the feedback that she feels underpowered, but the team is taking an intentionally slow approach with tweaking how she's balanced.
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The Hulu with Live TV service is still in beta, but only because the company is still tweaking features based on user feedback.
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While the bank has signaled that a discussion could soon start about tweaking its policy guidance, Coeure said policymakers were not yet there.
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The Apple TV's Siri Remote could also use tweaking — small changes so that it's easier to know which side is up or down.
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Snap's been tweaking and expanding its third-party advertising offerings and ramping up content partnerships in an effort to reach profitability in 2019.
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Last week, Apple announced an updated MacBook Pro, packing in fresh processors that were announced just three months ago, and tweaking the keyboard.
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As a result, Woodside narrowed its forecast for full-year production to 92-95 mmboe, tweaking up the bottom end of the range.
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And some of the tips and tricks that work for Parisians need a little tweaking for those of us living in the USA.
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The company said that it will continue tweaking and testing the product and, if they like it, will release it in the spring.
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You can set up shop in a space you've created and actively tweaking designs by tossing items into the scene from your toolbar.
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Like Facebook, Twitter is obsessed with video, and it's not done tweaking how it delivers those little motion picture clips to your timeline.
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Facebook is tweaking its algorithm again, and issuing a warning to "low-quality web page experiences" with terrible advertising: We're coming for you.
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Microsoft has been tweaking Cortana on Android and iOS recently, and the latest addition is a new lock screen option for Android today.
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"We have been tweaking the plan ... and we will be adding some additional initiatives in different areas to meet the marks," Sanchez said.
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At a series of campaign stops, Mr. Cruz betrayed little unease, going after his rivals and tweaking the news media in typical form.
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Product managers and engineers were coming up to him to explain how they were tweaking their strategy to reflect the "Aim low" objective.
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As they would with any piece of software, they edged it forwards, constantly tweaking the process, constantly evaluating it and acting on feedback.
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Specialists in malicious software might start by buying or tweaking a custom product to steal the exact kind of information the group requires.
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I pulsed together my own rosemary-sundried tomato spread, tweaking the flavor and asking my mom to taste-test it on sliced bread.
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Microsoft is planning to get as much feedback on the new feature as possible, before tweaking it and making it available to everyone.
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Spinal manipulation, the cranking and tweaking on offer when you visit a traditional chiropractor, is among the most popular approaches to back pain.
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Elsewhere, Microsoft is also introducing more shadows across its Fluent Design UI and tweaking the main settings page to include frequently used settings.
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Greer says there's still much more to explore with this type of robot, including tweaking its scale and materials, or how it turns.
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Project Neon also focuses on Microsoft's efforts with 3D and HoloLens, tweaking UI elements in places where you interact with a mouse pointer.
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Microsoft has been tweaking its web mail service ever since with updated features, and a new design started rolling out back in March.
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To compliment the new light theme, Microsoft is also tweaking the default wallpaper of Windows 10 so it better fits the new theme.
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Adeiny Hechavarria is 63-for-8 against Lynn, but he left Tuesday's game after tweaking an oblique injury that sidelined him last month.
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New Orleans RB Adrian Peterson's availability is in question after he missed practice on Thursday, one day after reportedly tweaking his knee. 2.
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They found they could enhance or impair a rat's memory by tweaking the levels of stress hormones in the brain immediately after learning.
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After Amazon dropped on its earnings report, Wall Street analysts mostly stuck by the internet juggernaut, tweaking estimates and lowering price targets slightly.
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Impervious enough to go street racing with Tyler, the Creator instead of fastidiously tweaking Boys Don't Cry like we keep insisting he should.
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It doesn't feel as soft and silky as before, but tweaking my styling products for a more heavy-duty smoothing serum has helped.
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The company says it can create hundreds or thousands of different versions of the same video ad by tweaking individual elements in them.
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This happened more than a decade ago, around the time doctors around the world began tweaking a mother's experience during a cesarean delivery.
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But the best part is he's continuing to support the idea, releasing firmware updates and tweaking the source code to make it better.
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A little tweaking in the offseason and an attempt to strengthen its structural core will likely lead to sweeter fruit in season three.
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It's not hard to imagine solutions, but they're not as simple as just tweaking a PC game for a console or vice versa.
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The company had queued preorders from people in Silicon Valley, who also liked the idea, and was tweaking the design for local markets.
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"New Body," a song West has reportedly been tweaking for months that leaked in July, has finally made its way into an album.
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Clinton's strategy of trying to provoke Trump was notable at Monday's debate, when she came equipped with lines aimed at tweaking her opponent.
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On the other hand: If artists can continue tweaking their music forever now, how do we properly evaluate it as an artistic statement?
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But they were quickly followed by complaints that, whether by lighting or Photoshop tweaking, Zendaya and Smith were made to look lighter-skinned.
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You can help convince yourself of that (or at least remove the temptation) by tweaking a few phone settings and habits before takeoff.
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If your organizational structure was designed for the pre-digital economy, then no amount of tweaking management practices is going to be sufficient.
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Tweaking the statistical models, they determined that killing a wolf one year decreases the number of cattle and sheep killed the next year.
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YouTube responded by tweaking its ad placements to ensure that companies like Coca-Cola or General Motors were in more family friendly territory.
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A poll out this week found that 60 percent of Florida residents support tweaking mosquitoes' genes to fight diseases, while 30 percent opposed.
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All that was needed to exploit the vulnerability was tweaking a single digit in the address of a file reached through the site.
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Children's Books | Bookshelf Seeing the Nutcracker, tweaking family traditions, spilling the beans about Santa and more in this season's holiday books for children.
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The Fed can create some leeway by tweaking rules written after Congress overhauled the emergency lending laws in 2010, some Fed scholars say.
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Tweaking prices in the midst of marketing a project is not that unusual, but it's rarer in the weeks before the winter holidays.
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You get more money, and the other party receives quality work from an employee who isn't spending half the day tweaking her résumé.
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Google has also been tweaking the gesture for bringing up Google Assistant as well as the visual indicators for that gesture over time.
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So now that you've had time to sort of sit and assess and figure out, are you tweaking it in any significant way?
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That way, players who want to help can play through a sort-of-beta build of the game to determine what needs tweaking.
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Despite all of its algorithmic tweaking, Twitter is still abysmal at identifying and taking action against rape and death threats on its website.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has been tweaking what it bills a comprehensive investigation of synthetic turf fields and playground infill containing recycled rubber.
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It de-mythologizes the grand myth of Star Wars, turns it into just a thing that people made up and then kept tweaking.
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"Swipe Night's" second season may see Tinder tweaking the formula a bit, and may even introduce new mechanics to keep it feeling fresh.
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After recently tweaking its design to better showcast podcasts, Spotify today announced it's giving its entire mobile experience a refreshed look-and-feel.
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While the forms need tweaking, "they're moving in the right direction," said Michael Moebs, an economist whose research firm tracks bank account data.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, a contentious idea: tweaking ocean ecosystems Get an informed guide to the global outbreak with our daily Coronavirus
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"While they're tweaking the system, I think it's really important for the headline to read, 'Immigrants Are Still Welcome Here,'" Mr. Agrawal said.
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Bureaucratic layers of approval and tweaking a plan can take about two or three years before a policy can be implemented, he adds.
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In July, the government made it harder for the CBI to launch investigations against public servants by tweaking a key law, one said.
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Microsoft is also tweaking other areas of Windows 10X, including how you can quickly access the settings panels, the notification center, and more.
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But sometimes, losing weight may just be a matter of tweaking your diet -- and eating foods that work for you, not against you.
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The breakout star of TROS, this tiny, talented droidsmith and smuggler lives on Kijimi, tinkering, tweaking, and just nailing the concept of existence.
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Hooper addressed the complaints about how the characters looked in the first trailer of the movie and how he went about tweaking it.
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Over the years, Mr. Mille has produced six different timepieces for Mr. Nadal, continuously tweaking the design and experimenting with materials and techniques.
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By tweaking the methodology and training, the internal audit team can assess risk culture on the ground to allow comparison with the prediction.
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In recent years, he has performed regularly as a D.J., according to associates, mixing and tweaking electronic dance music for a live audience.
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While I'm tweaking the hair and costume of my new avatar, I always ask myself who this person is and what they want.
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Pride and Prejudice gave us an enduring romantic comedy formula, and it's easy to update it with only minimal tweaking here and there.
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He and his collaborators have a knack for tweaking existing properties, bringing them into the 21st century with catering to a younger audience.
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A major issue was the governance challenge posed by putting the program in the state constitution, where tweaking it could be more difficult.
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Because generally they are quite good in going deep into the machine room and tweaking little details and so on and so on.
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While the administration deliberates tweaking our official language, other world leaders have gone a lot further, and have done so a lot sooner.
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Which sparks the notion that, with a bit of cosmetic tweaking and online purging, she can shave off enough years to begin anew. Right.
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Twitter has experimented with tweaking its reverse chronological timeline, for example, a move that drew some comparisons to the algorithmically curated Facebook News Feed.
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I was the lucky one in our department to review "Parts Unknown" for things like graphic language or pictures, political bent or historical tweaking.
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" Fedora did, however, tell reporters that "tweaking" the sport for "the betterment for the health and safety of players — you're doing a great thing.
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By tweaking each vector a millimeter here, and a hair there, designers can create the kind of expressiveness that differentiates Baskerville from, say, Courier.
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But by putting the mandate repeal in the tax bill, suddenly Congress would have another $400 billion to play with while tweaking their plan.
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Adding the latter to the launch platforms required months of additional quality assurance testing: tweaking, adjusting, and reprogramming stuff to meet Sony's certification requirements.
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A Twitter spokesperson declined to comment on the report Friday but Twitter executives have previously suggested they were considering tweaking the format of timelines.
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After nearly a decade of tweaking the Galaxy lineup, Samsung has created the most exciting phone that the company has seen in, well, forever.
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The next few weeks are all about testing and tweaking the AI by battling in unranked scrimmages and live-streamed tournaments until the finals.
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By downloading the keyboard and tweaking your settings, you could now use a whole bunch of curly-haired people in texts on your phone.
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It's also handy if you simply want some options for tweaking these kinds of photos, options that simply do not exist with other iPhones.
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Intel and AMD have spent the last year and a half furiously releasing new products, and tweaking their lines to take on the competition.
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The social network is tweaking its algorithm so you'll see static memes disguised as videos and images with fake play buttons way less often.
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People or organizations with a design for a T-shirt upload it to the Teespring platform, adding text and tweaking their designs as necessary.
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Ms Sitharaman talks of tweaking export credits and speeding tax reimbursements for exporters, when letting the overvalued rupee drop would boost exports even more.
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Alongside this new feature, Microsoft is also tweaking the amount of storage that you can buy for both free and Office 365 OneDrive users.
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If it happens on a sufficiently large scale, the practice of tweaking quality in lieu of price could play havoc with essential economic data.
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Blue Man Group made theater fun, tweaking the norms of performer-audience interaction in the midst of an orgy of visual and auditory input.
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Second half of the show, executive editor Dieter Bohn explains how Apple is tweaking its troubled keyboard design on its current and future Macbooks.
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In fact, tweaking your resume can bolster your applications and help prospective employers get a clearer picture of what you bring to the table.
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Each Windows Mixed Reality headset maker is using Microsoft's motion controller reference design and sticking their own logo on them, but there's no tweaking.
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While the Synaptics trackpad on this machine will work fine with some tweaking, gestures will be way more limited compared to Apple's own trackpad.
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However, the Fed might revert to the system it used before QE, when it controlled rates by keeping reserves scarce and tweaking their supply.
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After tweaking their design file, they insert a material cartridge into the printer and it churns out a shell, or mold, of the model.
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But that doesn't meant that Apple won't be tweaking this over the next year, or that we won't achieve some sort of middle ground.
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With a few taps you can be mixing all kinds of samples from multiple instruments and tweaking them in all kinds of interesting ways.
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And airlines, after tweaking their policies to avoid the most horrendous forms of embarrassment, will continue to do all they can to provide them.
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Recently, it said it's tweaking the News Feed algorithm to show more posts from users' friends and family, and fewer from brands and publishers.
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The software maker has been tweaking Skype for years, and last year it introduced a radical design that included a Snapchat-like Highlights feature.
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Google is also tweaking how its omnibox (address bar) works by showing answers to results directly in the bar without opening a new tab.
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Limiting the amount of inspection and tweaking needed between re-flights could significantly up the cost savings that SpaceX gets from reusing its rockets.
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"We have been considering tweaking the set of probabilities for various scenarios we last tweaked on February 13th," J.P. Morgan economist Malcolm Barr said.
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Marshall may no longer be there in person, but he is there in spirit, quietly tweaking his former teammate in the social media realm.
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The Osbornes, who wrote all of the songs with Nashville collaborators including Kendell Marvel, Travis Meadows and Shane McAnally, relish tweaking traditional country idioms.
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I immediately started tweaking my screen — a little further away, a little bigger, a little bit of curve, no wait I hate the curve.
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Their ideas include mandatory funding for cost-sharing reduction payments, creating a stability fund, repealing the medical device tax and tweaking the employer mandate.
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On earlier Junior Boys records, Greenspan would put together immaculate, precise songs like "In the Morning" and "Banana Ripple" by slowly, painfully tweaking them.
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"I want to be clear, [the president] is not interested in a mere tweaking of a few provisions," U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said.
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On that sweaty October weeknight, Raúl Sotomayor struck me as the nerdy electronic music guy, tweaking synth knobs, navigating his Push, and crafting beats.
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Trump has said that tweaking the order will address the objections of a federal appeals court while allowing his administration to protect national security.
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All four of these labels cater to shoppers who crave luxury on a budget, and are in various stages of tweaking their brand propositions.
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Indeed, they hope to improve on natural egg white by tweaking the protein mix to make it easier to whip into meringues, for example.
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Since the basic framework was well-established, U.S. trade negotiators were able to draft new agreements by simply tweaking the text of previous agreements.
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Sony's biggest PlayStation 43 software update yet is now available, refreshing the console's interface, adding folders, tweaking its menu screens, and enabling HDR output.
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In some cases, these designs are made by tweaking parts of a whole image just enough so that the AI can't read it correctly.
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My biggest substantive question for the Bloomberg presidential campaign: Does he understand that the stagnation of American living standards requires more than technocratic tweaking?
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The House of Representatives is set to vote Tuesday evening on bills aimed at tweaking the rules for crowdfunding and encouraging investments in startups.
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However, if you're not up for the commitment of cutting your hair, tweaking the color is a great option for a fling this fall.
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"People who run food banks aren't always the biggest fans of markets," Prendergast said, detailing the process of testing and tweaking that took place.
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It's well known that startups quite often have to make a pivot — tweaking their business models or even completely revamping their whole market theses.
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Sanders's policies are appealing to voters in the way that throwing out a system that doesn't work is inevitably more appealing than tweaking it.
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Why it matters: Uber's revenue mostly comes from the cut it takes from each ride's fare, so unsurprisingly, it's constantly tweaking its pricing strategies.
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But by putting the mandate repeal in the tax bill, suddenly Congress would have another $340 billion to play with while tweaking their plan.
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What's unique about Native Son, despite its flaws, is that it takes such an old story and, with very little tweaking, sets it now.
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Mr. Koch wrote that Google was tweaking Chrome's interface so that it was clearer to users when their history is and is not synced.
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In contrast, Mr. Kühnert's generation longs for a cause, a task bigger than, say, tweaking how much employers must contribute to their employees' insurance.
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This misunderstanding reflects a difference in cultural attitudes over a perfectly legal form of copying: imitating a successful business model and then tweaking it.
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Blue has its own software for tweaking settings, but the key is honestly the ability to essentially use it straight out of the box.
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She emailed with this grid and I was so impressed, I immediately got up from a nap to help with the tweaking and cluing.
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Trump said Thursday that they are tweaking the policy so that it can stand up court, using the appeals court ruling as a playbook.
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By tweaking the genes that are already there, we can help crops resist and ultimately defeat the age-old threats of diseases and pests.
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The central bank also tries to foster maximum employment through tweaking interest rates; the unemployment rates was last seen at 3.7%, near historic lows.
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By tweaking the temperature and adding other solvents, manufacturers can crystallize new drug molecules or produce new crystals for solar cells, and so on.
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The company had said in May that it was tweaking the auction process for the VIX following allegations of possible manipulation of the index.
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A three-time Stanley Cup champion with the Chicago Blackhawks at 28, Kane is unrelenting in his belief that his performance still requires tweaking.
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One can't quite put one's finger on the changes: nothing radical or vulgar you understand, just aggressive tweaking: new carpeting, upholstery, lighting and fabrics.
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Very little is changed after the recording is captured, other than some basic tweaking to make sure the instruments are all at equal volumes.
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One of its most exciting, taboo, and controversial applications is tweaking the genes of eggs, sperm, or early embryos to alter a human life.
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This is usually the point in development when the team is no longer adding new things, turning their attention to tweaking, polishing, and refinement.
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Critics fault the administration for tweaking little in its plan, even though many of its provisions were rejected widely by community boards and borough presidents.
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"The Passion of the Cruz," tweeted Jason Richter (@JasonRichter), tweaking the name of the 2004 film "The Passion of the Christ," which Mel Gibson directed.
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Right now the pay TV business is playing around with tweaking that model on its own, by trialing things like "skinny bundles" of TV channels.
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So, unless you're using some anonymity tool or tweaking your settings, Google logs the data from every search you make and links it to you.
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So we were able to do the thing I've always wanted to do, which is finish and then spend months tweaking and tuning and polishing.
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"I had a bunch of emails back and forth with the YSL team about the custom look –tweaking things here and there," she told PEOPLE.
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He tells me that the desire to push out updates quickly is one of the reasons Essential didn't do too much tweaking to the software.
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While the Xbox One dashboard is the main focus of today's improvements, Microsoft is also tweaking the game bar on its Windows 10 Xbox app.
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That hands a small number of coders, tweaking the algorithms that determine who sees whom across the virtual bar, tremendous power to engineer mating outcomes.
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Yet on January 10th, only weeks before the charter was due to come into force, the prime minister said his government was tweaking the draft.
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"I had a bunch of emails back and forth with the YSL team about the custom look — tweaking things here and there," Urbinati told PEOPLE.
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Instead of just tweaking the planet conditions our descendants will need to terraform -- completely transform a planet's atmosphere and surface by large planetary-scale engineering.
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The chain has been trying to shed that image over the years, particularly with parents, in part by tweaking its Happy Meals to include fruit.
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SpaceX is known for tweaking its vehicles between launches, something that's bothered many in the spaceflight industry, including those in the national security satellite market.
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A spokesperson explained the about-face by saying, "We're a software company" and that the company is often tweaking and testing different layouts and language.
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Tweaking skin tones or lazily superimposing computer-made swatches over a model's arm undercuts the admirable efforts brands are making in product and shade development.
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Users select a template from the software (like a chair, table, or shed) and then adjust it to their liking, tweaking the size and shape.
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Those changes, along with additional work in neural net training and tweaking, also support Face ID working in all "four" orientations of the iPad Pro.
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With a bit of tweaking the articles it created for me could easily pass the smell test of a casual reader unfamiliar with the topic.
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Alongside these updates, Microsoft is tweaking its Arena feature for competitions with better UI improvements, and improving the LFG experience on the Xbox mobile apps.
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We'd only recommend the plug-in for those who are serious about tweaking their music output rather than having a quick play around with it.
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Microsoft is also tweaking the brightness slider in the notification center and adding a dark theme to the built-in OneDrive app for Windows 10.
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Microsoft has been tweaking it ever since and it's starting to get to the point where Skype feels familiar across phones, tablets, and desktop PCs.
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If you're the kind of person who has access to a 3D printer, you're probably more than capable of tweaking the files for newer phones.
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While this is a minor change, it's one of many things Twitter is tweaking in the hopes of making its service simpler and more approachable.
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Tweaking the Facebook algorithm is meant to kill the wasteland of content that supplies the living, breathing stream that keeps people thinking Facebook is relevant.
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Companies around the world are tweaking business models to ensure they capture the current vogue for having strong environmental, social and corporate governance habits ('ESG').
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Other than the occasional menu tweaking, the restaurant likes to connect with fans through a series of annual contests like the Baby Harland Naming Contest.
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He says the new funding will be used to "continue building out the platform", as well as tweaking how it's serving its developer community's needs.
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The machine they've spent the last year and a half tweaking looks nothing like the metal-coiled contraption that holds potato chips and Snickers bars.
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Under his watch, Pepsico has spent more on advertising, raised production capacity, while tweaking its supply chain to focus more on healthier snacks and beverages.
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Just as with crops, the solution could lie in tweaking appetite systems; we just need to work out how to go in the opposite direction.
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Facebook notes that that what qualifies as "personally informative" is likely to change over time and the company will likely continue tweaking its methods, too.
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That question doesn't have an answer yet, though Hastings' response suggests Netflix is open to tweaking things as long as a show's core isn't compromised.
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If you have a TV without any external speakers, you may frequently find yourself tweaking the volume just to keep the audio at comfortable levels.
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Ultimately, this mode of being feels like a radical self-experiment, except I am tweaking my body's neurochemistry through removing substances, instead of adding them.
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Microsoft is tweaking how notifications are displayed in the taskbar, so there's a badge that will indicate how many items are waiting for your attention.
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Ghostery's technology has the potential to disrupt the online advertising industry, which has historically relied on tweaking its code to try and evade ad blockers.
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If that's too effete for you then you can always go truly hands free with some tweaking of the Accessibility options in the System Preferences.
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However, Volkswagen warned a slowdown in global demand would result in annual vehicle deliveries being in line with year-earlier figures, tweaking its earlier forecast.
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The newest last-ditch effort that GOP Senate leaders are considering involves tweaking the Graham-Cassidy bill to win over a couple of more votes.
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Once I realized he could do that, then it was just tweaking his mechanics a little bit to be more consistent in the strike zone.
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The current Netflix employee describes how the company has recently cut costs by tweaking the algorithm that determines which customers receive new releases first. DVD.
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It's been a rough year for MoviePass, which upset many of its original members by tweaking and changing the terms of its service several times.
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He processed them on his bedroom computer, tweaking the overredaction program as he went, trying to code in the right balance of concealment and transparency.
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Tweaking tariffs, playing with rules of origin and adjusting the rules of investment arbitration, while potentially helpful, will not do enough to change this equation.
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After tweaking the language in the bill, the Senate passed it in the wee hours of Wednesday, by a party-line 51-48 vote. Sen.
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Sneakily tweaking our fears of terrorism, "10 Cloverfield Lane," though no more than a kissing cousin to its namesake, is smartly chilling and finally spectacular.
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Part of the problem is that manufacturers in China and India are constantly tweaking the formula to stay one step ahead of US drug laws.
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As we were writing this review, EA reached out to tell Motherboard that it's tweaking its progression systems to make them more fair and balanced.
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McCraven started loading the files into Ableton, adding effects and tweaking the EQ, just to make it sound a little better as he listened back.
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The European Banking Federation (EBF), which represents the region's main banks, said tweaking capital rules must not contribute to "unbalancing risks" in the financial system.
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That updated version keeps the familiar Chucks look intact while (finally) tweaking the interior technology so the shoes don't completely wreak havoc on your feet.
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So many drinks come out of understanding and tweaking this triad, such as the Daiquiri (Rum, lime, simple) or a Bee's Knees (Gin, lemon, honey).
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With so many election-related articles and lengthy political Facebook statuses rearing their ugly heads, you should definitely consider tweaking your Facebook and Twitter settings.
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"Because now more than ever, every little helps," the British retailer said on its Irish Twitter page, tweaking its famous slogan to fit the times.
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As furniture companies revive McCobb, they are tweaking the pieces to fit modern bodies and aiming at a far more affluent audience than starter homeowners.
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Chained for Life is filled with references to Cassavetes, Truffaut, and of course Fassbinder, Browning, and Herzog, tweaking the canon to make it more inclusive.
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Facebook has launched an anti-misinformation campaign, tweaking site features to limit the reach of fake news and hiring fact-checking moderators around the world.
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"Because now more than ever, every little helps," the British retalier said on its Irish Twitter page, tweaking its famous slogan to fit the times.
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If this sounds familiar, it's because Uber is constantly tweaking its app and rolling out new devices in its crusade to perfect those pesky pickups.
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After some initial tweaking, the system produced control forces that closely mimicked those of the earlier 737 models, allowing the Max to avoid onerous recertification.
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With a little tweaking, I came up with a dish that had cassoulet elements (duck, beans), but with a lighter, and perhaps slightly Italianate feel.
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The plan focuses on streamlining back-office corporate and support functions, tweaking product offerings and supply chain and looking for ways to reshuffle real estate.
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Other scientists have speculated that by tweaking other factors in Alcubierre's design, warp could be achieved by the total energy of a much smaller object.
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The scientists are tweaking the bacterial genes that produce antimicrobials, hoping to discover new compounds that might work on human diseases, rather than garden parasites.
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Over the past 300 years, anti-Semites on both sides of the Atlantic have tirelessly spread this deadly lie, tweaking it to suit their needs.
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"I want to be clear, [Trump] is not interested in a mere tweaking of a few provisions and a couple of updated chapters," Lighthizer said.
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The top anti-narcotics official said the new regulation would prevent drug labs from evading the law by simply tweaking chemical structures of their products.
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Amazon has been tweaking its membership model in recent months, raising the price of a monthly Prime membership and offering a discount to Medicaid recipients.
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Facebook says it is still testing and tweaking the feature based on feedback but slates "worldwide availability" as coming in the first half of 2020.
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It's a pleasure, then, to see Reid tweaking her own formula in "Daisy Jones & The Six" while also leaning on her strength, the love story.
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As with most electronic music scenes with an experimental bent, Chicago's has a tendency towards gearhead self-seriousness that Naucke and Wanzer both enjoy tweaking.
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This may require tweaking the hydrogel, the current structure of which is likely to be too dense to permit the passage of a large protein molecule.
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The ban was lifted in December, and after tweaking content to satisfy Chinese regulators, Tencent got the green light to start monetizing several titles this year.
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In 2012, the social network conducted a research experiment on so-called "emotional contagion" by tweaking the news feeds of nearly 700,000 users, without informing them.
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In April, Singapore's central bank tightened monetary policy for the first time in six years, tweaking one of three variables in its exchange-rate based model.
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Go engineers have been studying families shopping together and are tweaking their sensors to recognize when a child eats an item while wandering around the store.
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Everything about it was new and complicated: getting the keyboard just right, tweaking the trackball until it felt perfect, making sure the battery lasted several days.
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There are new color picross puzzles, which add the dimension of — you guessed it — color, tweaking the rules just enough to feel like a fresh challenge.
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Small changes can have big effects: social networks have become expert at making their services compulsive by tweaking shades of blue and the size of buttons.
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They offered expert advice for tweaking your everyday routine, from eating water-rich foods to switching to a lighter moisturizer (like this drugstore hero from Cetaphil).
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And with Google tweaking Chrome OS to better support touch, and giving it the ability to run Android apps, it would certainly fit the form factor.
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The latest is Emily Ratajkowski, who called out French fashion magazine Madame Figaro on Instagram Friday for tweaking her lips and breasts on its latest cover.
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You can customize an overwhelming array of stuff in Sensus: choosing keyboard layouts, setting up custom profiles for different drivers, tweaking climate controls, and much more.
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Apple has long been tweaking iOS to include more multitasking features, including a split-screen feature, / Slide Over and multitasking improvements, and changes to the dock.
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The uncertainty principleIf it happens on a sufficiently large scale, the practice of tweaking quality in lieu of price could play havoc with essential economic data.
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Further experiments showed it was possible to create different versions of oxyluciferins that emitted different colors of light by tweaking the structure of the luciferin fuel.
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Instead, Twitter is tweaking its timeline settings to be more transparent and to allow more user control while it works out a better solution going forward.
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He even insisted on tweaking the new constitution, after it had already been approved in a referendum, to make it easier to reign from a distance.
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It might start with changing our contracts, tweaking them here and there, and I think this is the beginning of something that essentially changes the NHS.
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Obviously, I did plenty of tweaking in Lightroom, but I use this to show you just how much dynamic range is captured in the RAW photos.
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Recent innovations have been reactive, tweaking a new model in response to the latest financial or safety scandal rather than pushing hard to update its technology.
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Like Dan Trachtenberg's 10 Cloverfield Lane in 2016, it was originally written as an unrelated, standalone movie, and brought into the Cloververse with some script-tweaking.
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Microsoft is also tweaking Word for Mac, Outlook desktop, and OneNote for iPad / Mac to include a new immersive reader that helps with reading and writing.
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Davis played 37 minutes despite spraining an ankle in Friday's 117-110 overtime loss at Denver and not starting the second half after tweaking a wrist.
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There's a setting for black and white (Monochrome), one for different scene presets (Art) and two for tweaking different colors (Color Creator and Color Profile Control).
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By tweaking a cell's own repair mechanism in conjunction with cutting a desired genetic sequence, researchers found, they could introduce a genetic sequence to a gene.
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Everything from tweaking colors, to adding artificial CRT-like scanlines, to even changing how quickly the Mega Sg boots up can be modified to your liking.
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Tweaking the pointer and touchpad drivers made it a better experience for me, but HP still isn't at Microsoft or Apple levels of precision and smoothness.
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From a sweet perspective, the corn custard you make for corn pudding could become a pie, but you'd have to do a little bit of tweaking.
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President Donald Trump has aimed to quickly make good on his campaign promises, including scrapping or tweaking trade deals he deems bad for the United States.
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Officials are tweaking a $470 billion program through which the People's Bank of China effectively provides lenders with cheap loans to upgrade housing in smaller cities.
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It just requires tweaking your resume to deliver exactly what the software system's been programmed to search for — and nothing it hasn't been told to want.
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" Robert Lighthizer, the top U.S. trade official, told CNN Trump "is not interested in a mere tweaking of a few provisions and a couple updated chapters.
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Trade fears were tempered somewhat by signs Beijing is unveiling further measures to support growth, such as increasing infrastructure spending and tweaking its monetary policy stance. .
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Now Kuczynski's team is tweaking the proposals to make them more palatable in the next Congress, which he will address upon taking office on July 28.
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Tweaking around the margins of accreditation isn't good enough: Policymakers need to acknowledge the damage accreditation is doing to institutional quality, federalism, and the democratic process.
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Seres' treatment missed its main goal in a mid-stage study but, after tweaking its original design, the company initiated a late-stage trial in June.
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Given that people are feeling brighter about the economy, the ECB should consider tweaking its bond-buying scheme, Governing Council member Ardo Hansson told newspaper Handelsblatt.
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As for NAFTA, Lamy said that the 1994 free-trade agreement was probably ripe for a review anyway and that some tweaking may be in order.
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Sandwiched in between those two reports, Facebook announced that it is tweaking how it displays public comments on Facebook pages for public figures, organizations, and businesses.
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Sometimes researchers are tweaking because they want to find the best way of estimating an effect, but sometimes it's in the search for a significant effect.
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If policymakers are intent for another overhaul, or even a tweaking, of our nation's healthcare laws, they must not forget the parts that small businesses wanted.
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Turning buttons into tabs and tweaking swipe behavior may seem like small changes, but they add up to a pretty substantial improvement over Twitter's current design.
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Microsoft is also tweaking the game collection layout, so you can access a "ready to install" section and not have to scroll horizontally for your games.
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By tweaking the patterns printed on the glasses, scientists were able to assume one another's identities or make the software think they were looking at celebrities.
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And where Star Trek '09 and Into Darkness seemed intent on repeating, tweaking or at best reinventing what we'd seen before, Beyond directs the franchise outward.
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The wonks hope to reach perhaps half a million voters and schoolchildren who might otherwise never realise that tweaking the corporate tax code can be fun.
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For those who want more exciting sound and ultimate control in equalizer tweaking, I'd recommend the Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones, which are often said to rival
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Hopper found that, this summer alone, you could save up to $572 for domestic trips and $1,961 for international ones just by tweaking your booking strategy.
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THR notes that this isn't to do with any artistic squabbling, but simply due to the extensive reshoots of Rogue One, tweaking its story and tone.
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Gluibizzi zeroes in on poses that remind him of art history, tweaking them to create a conversation between the figures and the infrastructure of the internet.
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Hate crimes, the treatment of transgender prisoners, health-insurance coverage and the difficulty, in some states, of tweaking driving licences and birth certificates, are more urgent.
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The company is also seeking lucrative supply contracts with hotel and fast food chains like McDonald's and is even tweaking staple products like bacon, executives said.
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O'Donnell worked to maintain the historic integrity of the building, which was once a wagon wheel factory, while also tweaking it to suit Harbour's personal style.
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The bulk of the Atmospheric Environment paper discusses rather mundane (but important!) recommendations for tweaking São Paulo's transportation policy to reduce vehicle travel and air pollution.
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One of the techniques used to do that is by tweaking a familiar image in an unfamiliar way, which forces you to do a double take.
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Now, cheaters in online shooters such as Rainbow Six: Siege and Battlefield V are tweaking their graphics settings to gain an unfair advantage over other players.
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It's called level of detail (LOD) bias tweaking, and it involves adjusting the graphics settings at the hardware level so that games looks shitty, but advantageous.
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As a matter of fact, you should be trimming and tweaking your social circle as you move up in your career, says psychologist Cicely Horsham-Brathwaite.
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As with all legislation, the IAB needs some tweaking to ensure that it is well defined and devoid of any language that may distort its intent.
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Most Republicans accept his transgressive personality and his intentional tweaking of social and political norms because they see it as in service of those larger ideas.
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While TikTok clearly needs to improve its recommendation algorithms, where eating disorders are concerned, removing content and tweaking these algorithms are band-aids on bullet wounds.
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Driven and canny, Lewis was a deft self-promoter, tweaking her story for her audience — sometimes performing the naïf, sometimes the sophisticated lady of the world.
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He ended his career in an almost vaudevillian gesture of ignominy, tweaking the nose of a male nurse who refused to remove a patient's nasogastric tube.
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You can do this yourself by opening several different soundscapes (one in each browser tab) and tweaking the settings until you achieve exactly what you want.
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Maybe your boss has an idea for tweaking your responsibilities — or maybe you'll both agree it's not a fit and you can leave on good terms.
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To produce a good tortilla with all the variables of heirloom corn has taken much trial and error in tweaking the machine, Mr. Ramírez Leyva said.
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Chief Executive Jack Dorsey focused for the past year on tweaking the product he co-founded to attract users, including by trying to limit user harassment.
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Tweaking the motor parameters definitely helped, but I still feel like I wouldn't use this feature that often unless I really needed to do something specific.
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For example: a tweaking of the university fees system, help with home loans, a new English language and literacy plan and a plastic bottle recycling scheme.
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Obama decided to normalize his predecessor's practices and make them legal by tweaking the programs, or, if necessary, by changing the laws to fit the policies.
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In the development process, the constant tweaking of ingredients also altered the yield slightly, which is why the recipes produce a different quantity than the original.
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But when starting a company, it can be the case that tweaking an existing idea is both easier and more profitable than creating something from scratch.
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The Rtings tests suggest something changed; the site found that Apple has also been slightly tweaking the sound profile of the AirPods Pro with these updates.
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If our body clocks are out of sync with our waking—and working—hours, shouldn't we be tweaking our office hours to help improve our mood?
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The Bank of Japan made headlines Tuesday after tweaking its own bond purchases, renewing concerns that the globe's major banks may be curtailing stimulus too quickly.
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Still, despite the government recently tweaking foreign exchange policy in efforts to bolster the rial, the psychological effect of the sanctions will keep anger running high.
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"Hackers know your tricks, and merely tweaking an easily guessable password does not make it secure," Morgan Slain, SplashData's chief executive, said in a news release.
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Popular team compositions change as developer Blizzard Entertainment adjusts the game's balance, tweaking the different characters' power and abilities to make it fun, interesting, and fair.
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Today, Facebook announced that it's tweaking its algorithm so that users see less stuff shared by publishers and brands and more stuff from friends and family.
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Image: MicrosoftThe login screen greets you every single time you boot up your computer, but it's often neglected when it comes to tweaking and customizing your system.
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Tweaking ventilators so that they have a "low tidal volume" setting is often better, but many doctors do not have the time to make the necessary calculations.
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While the reviews aren't exactly favorable, Kylie Jenner herself has been very receptive to constructive criticism from her followers in the past, even tweaking formulas when necessary.
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It also meant adding and tweaking more attack combos, and making more music: Jukio split up his audio tracks and attached new layers to certain Luftrauser parts.
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Really FANCY stores, with really FANCY price tags (so did leather tanks and hoodies and pants)…I kept on making him shirts, tweaking them here and there.
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Chinese authorities have been banning individual chemicals found in spice, but the laboratories that make them get round the bans by tweaking the composition of their product.
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The data and photos the company has amassed serve to guide Madison Reed in tweaking their formulas, or figuring out what new products they should develop next.
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In 1930, after some tweaking and the incorporation of common color names, A. Maerz and M.R. Paul published the Dictionary of Color — a resource still used today.
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They're especially fond of tweaking the speaker by quoting his own words when he served as Budget Chairman arguing it was "irresponsible" not to pass a budget.
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LONDON (Reuters) - No big changes are expected from the European Central Bank when it meets on Thursday, but a bit of tweaking may be on the cards.
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After letting the algorithm loose on this collection of images, and with some tweaking, it was able to recognize these authors' styles with surprising accuracy—94 percent.
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Yet emoji predictions for various religions appeared far less negative on aggregate, as if some tweaking of crowd-powered suggestions was going on behind the scenes — e.g.
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Now that you're sort of tweaking the products, Orange, Vanilla, the new Diet flavors, how do you do that without having a mishap like the New Coke?
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To the point where it's publicly admitted it has an over-engagement problem and claims to be tweaking its algorithmic recipes to dial down the attention incursion.
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I can understand if you prefer the mood of the darker photo, but that's easily achievable by tweaking the exposure and shadows in the Google Photos editor.
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Click here to view original GIFAfter two years of prototyping, tweaking, and building, Martin Molin of the Swedish band Wintergatan finally debuted his enormous musical marble machine.
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Its credibility in terms of serving as a basis for global pricing is low, given the Chinese authorities' habit of tweaking the rules to influence price trends.
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While the Kelly Slater Wave Company is still tweaking and perfecting the technology, they're announcing today that it's being acquired by the World Surf League's parent company.
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Lawmakers are also considering tweaking a law to make it easier to prosecute people for serial theft from shops, including those who act in concert with others.
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Clinton's campaign on Tuesday morning fired off a statement tweaking Trump over his accounting of the donations amid a multi-pronged push to counter Trump's news conference.
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I wasn't a great artist by any means, but that little Wacom drawing tablet was nice when I was tweaking cutouts and hopping into Photoshop or Illustrator.
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Since 2015, no special permits or licences have been needed to operate AVs in Arizona, though the governor announced a tweaking of the rules on March 1st.
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Instead of tweaking endless settings or upgrading hardware, the game itself automatically adjusts to give players a fair chance when increased latency reduces their odds of winning.
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The coffee chain, which opened its 30,000th location this year, is using several tactics to entice customers, like modernizing stores, expanding delivery and tweaking its loyalty program.
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"We do a lot of tweaking of how Alexa responds to a variety of questions, both culturally and factually, as time goes on," said the Amazon's spokesperson.
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Inevitably you'd find that your play style and your pilots didn't quite mesh with the default weapons loadouts and you'd start tweaking them to fit your tactics.
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While promising considerable savings, most changes should be far less contentious than tweaking Dodd Frank, which aims to curb excessive risk-taking and predatory lending, lobbyists say.
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Today's streaming services are constantly tweaking their offerings — editing their bundles, as well as hiking and lowering prices, as they try to figure out what works best.
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Tweaking the design of a supersonic jet could modify the shape of these shock waves so that they produce a less sudden and intense sound (see article).
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He's looking down on mere mortals, zooming in on his vision and tweaking it until the message is clearer than it ever could be through just words.
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We connect once every three months for about 30 minutes to determine if I'm more or less fucked up than before and if my prescription needs tweaking.
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The Assembly shows us that designing for VR isn't just about tweaking how characters move or interact, but rethinking how designers construct the geography of video games.
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But the board said much of its work programme will focus on implementing and tweaking rules already agreed, rather than embarking on a wave of new regulation.
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On Thursday, Christie's campaign circulated the candidate's remarks in an email titled, "Trump sits in his jammies in Trump Tower," further tweaking the celebrity real estate tycoon.
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It's too much to say that the options are limitless, but you can really customize the hell out of your play experience with the right doctrine tweaking.
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Project CARS 2 is a Goldilocks racing game, where I find myself forever tweaking sliders and settings to turn it into the right racing game for me.
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Neuroscientists from Cornell University have found that by tweaking the gut microbiota of mice it's possible to reduce the amount of brain damage incurred following a stroke.
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Facebook has launched a multi-pronged offensive as it deals with the exploding data privacy scandal: tweaking privacy settings, agreeing to testify and delaying a product launch.
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In the real world, tech behemoths like Apple pour billions into UI development, tweaking countless iterations of text bubbles and screen sensitivity to the point of perfection.
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"You're essentially putting Russia first," said Chris Ford, 26, a Republican in Dallas, tweaking a president who already had only his "lukewarm" support, as of this week.
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In all, we examined at least a dozen grid skeletons comprising several hundred fills, with substantial tweaking of those that appeared most promising — all this via email.
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Now the series has gotten so conservative that even the gentle tweaking of expectations in "The Last Jedi" is treated in some corners as an unforgivable heresy.
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But when they're getting ready to launch, they require all that pain-in-the-ass fueling rigmarole and last-minute tweaking nonsense typical of liquid-fueled rockets.
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Making comedies, he liked to swap in different punch lines for different crowds, like a stand-up, seeing which ones got bigger laughs and tweaking cuts accordingly.
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Library officials tell me the one-size-fits-all design invariably needed some tweaking, from site to site, so it didn't turn out to be especially economical.
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That process is a self-serving one, allowing us to function day-to-day, tweaking our personal narrative to support who we are or want to be.
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Inmates would be rewarded more for consecutive days of good behavior while incarcerated under a tweaking of how the Federal Bureau of Prisons currently calculates such incentives.
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Tweaking those numbers more, like adjusting for so-called EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization), and Uber lost $213 million, while Lyft lost $28 million.
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