If you're a high-wattage employee but you stay in a job you don't like, you eventually become a low-wattage employee, effectively quitting and staying.
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While cheap microwaves sort of work, they usually have less wattage and don't distribute heat in the same way that a high-wattage convection microwave oven does.
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High wattage: A higher wattage motor will have more power and can cut down on the time that you're exposing your hair to heat, which can be damaging over time.
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After all, what's art without some star wattage thrown in?
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Yes, Apple had a lot of wattage on the marquee.
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The higher the volt amps and wattage the larger the battery.
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Temperature, wattage, ohms, and volts may all be reported/controlled here.
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But she could be eclipsed by higher-wattage candidates. 5. Sen.
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That's because every device you own has a very specific wattage requirement.
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Because you don't need to push that much wattage through the product.
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The higher the wattage of the atomizer the hotter the atomizer gets.
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The wattage of successful artists in literature, fashion and theater was blinding.
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So much of this book's illumination is done with so little wattage.
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That's one of several high-wattage ensembles to choose from this fall.
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To control the wattage you can adjust two aspects that work in tandem.
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I need a 58 wattage and a five-three-five bright white light.
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Cadillac and Bose will not reveal the exact wattage pushing the Panaray system.
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But despite the high wattage guests, it's not a great place for reporters.
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The speaker doesn't necessarily need to be a high-wattage, charismatic public communicator.
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And the more wattage your wall charger provides, the faster the phone will charge.
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You can adjust the temperature of your vape or you can adjust the wattage.
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Then she directed that same high-wattage friendliness my way, instantly perking me up.
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Wattage and size: Most microwaves pack anywhere from 600 to 1200 watts in power.
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Chargers offer different levels of power in Wattage, which often corresponds to charging speeds.
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If you have access to another power adapter from a previous Mac notebook, keep in mind that you can use a compatible charger of a higher wattage than your MacBook, but using a charger with a lower wattage may not provide enough juice.
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Check the wattage, the capacity, and the port type on the next battery you buy.
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The MacBook Pro, meanwhile, runs on last year's higher wattage Skylake-based i5 6360u chip.
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The world is separated into different regions for power outlet shapes, types, and wattage levels.
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We gave the Joule the edge because it has a higher wattage and smaller size.
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Still, Hyde-Smith should benefit from Trump's star wattage a day ahead of the vote.
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Bike Radar recommends the Kickr because it can provide the exact wattage resistance you need.
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Hourglass Scattered Light Glitter Eyeshadow gives you beautiful, high-wattage shimmer with one quick pass.
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You get high-wattage shimmer in a longlasting cream formula with no fallout or smudging.
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While Beyond Meat's new investor has star wattage, the company's competitors have bigger-pocketed investors.
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The sole illumination came from a low-wattage table lamp and a desktop-computer screen.
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McGlashan has enlisted some high-wattage names as board members in order to help sway investors.
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Unfortunately, wireless charging for cars is more difficult than phones, due to the higher wattage necessary.
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Choosing Mike Pence — who has the personality, the charisma and the star wattage of a rutabaga.
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The Democratic ticket needs to ratchet up its "X factor" wattage, not tone it down further.
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A few high-wattage Hollywood types have been quite open about their distaste for grandmotherly names.
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And try as I might, I can't find any other Sonos product with a similar wattage.
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They found that as birth weight increased, maximum wattage produced increased in direct proportion with it.
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She had never worked with a star of his wattage and had never directed on Broadway.
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But what he lacks in wattage, he has begun making up for with powerful new friends.
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Their star wattage just wasn't bright enough yet for voters, and hindsight is always 20/20.
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Those giant horns, an OMA signature, are designed to work with Weiss' low-wattage triode tube amps.
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A Chapstick-dependant friend of mine said that I could see it as a low-wattage superpower.
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We're not sure of the diamond's carats, but the wattage alone could light up a disco club.
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In general, the higher the device's wattage, the faster it can deliver a charge to your iPhone.
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This spring, the musical returns with a high-wattage cast that includes Audra McDonald and Billy Porter.
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She picks up a large no-frills brand, multi-pack of low wattage lightbulbs from the shelf.
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The senators, meanwhile, have sent lower-wattage surrogates: a daughter (Klobuchar), a wife (Sanders), a dog (Warren).
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When shopping for a hair dryer for your dog, pay attention to the wattage and temperature levels.
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Facades make fine metaphors, and a constellation of celebrities, real and imagined, gives the stories extra wattage.
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THose we've lost His up-tempo hits and high-wattage performances were highlighted by spectacular dance moves.
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After bouncing around in development, it finally got made when these high-wattage rising stars were cast.
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The celebrity wattage seemed down from last year, when Cardi B threw a shoe at Nicki Minaj.
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The celebrity wattage seemed down from last year, when Cardi B threw a shoe at Nicki Minaj.
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The wattage of ribaldry and verbal dexterity around the table was enough to electrify all of Manhattan.
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The wattage of ribaldry and verbal dexterity around the table was enough to electrify all of Manhattan.
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Many LED lights will be sold with an "equivalent wattage" rating, but these are often just approximations.
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Still, the company says it should pack enough wattage to charge a Nintendo Switch, or even a MacBook.
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And Green Book had an awards campaign and the combined celebrity wattage of Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali.
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Celebrities and artists bring a star wattage to the Sanders campaign that is the envy of his rivals.
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Doing so causes the total wattage available to jump as a second battery meter appears on the display.
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Pure wattage probably doesn't tell the whole story though I can tell you that there's enough power available.
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Still, some are worried that Rosendale lacks the star wattage to take out an incumbent in the state.
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And perhaps having a star of Mr. Crudup's wattage additionally encouraged Mr. Cale to turn up the heat.
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There is always a corner you didn't dust, or a light bulb with too high of a wattage.
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There are just the 15 performances this season, and the first run of two has the lowest wattage.
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Standing alongside, but almost lost amid their sheer wattage, was the family's 213-year-old patriarch, Rande Gerber.
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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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"Replace all burned out bulbs to brighten up the room, and use the highest wattage light bulb," they suggested.
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But despite its passionate fan base and access to Broadway's high-wattage talent, "Theater Talk" has come to close.
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As for wireless charging, In most cases it won't charge up your device as quickly as a cable does—not unless your phone has a puny low-wattage wired charger and you've splurged on an expensive high-wattage wireless pad (like the 10W stand that Google ships for the Pixel 3 phones).
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But there are times when dining and drinking might be more fun with some star wattage and glamour thrown in.
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Today, we phoned CEO and founder Amy Errett in Hawaii, where she's attending the high-wattage, low-flying Lobby conference.
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For all the controversy and criticism swirling around him, he always manages to deliver a calculatedly calm, low-wattage performance.
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But electricity is a less reliable guide as an economy evolves away from power-hungry industry towards low-wattage services.
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Mr Edwards's perceived strength explains why his opponent was Mr Rispone, the low-wattage owner of an electrical-contracting firm.
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Garbage Daze is a rare chance to catch high-wattage underground artists make an appearance in a western Canadian prairie city.
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In a post-trial interview, Simpson still had enough wattage to charm the skeptical Wendy Williams, who hardly ever suffers fools.
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Wary of that line of attack, national Democrats have kept Jones at arm's length, with high-wattage party surrogates remaining benched.
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A step up from the Juice Fountain Plus, Breville's Juice Fountain Elite has a higher wattage and has two speed controls.
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A. Apple has made a number of MacBook power adapters over the years and they vary by connection plug and wattage.
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Trump did lure a soap opera actor who thinks Obama is a Muslim, but the wattage in Cleveland was pretty low.
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Size and wattage usually go hand in hand, but size is its own consideration based on where your microwave will fit.
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Hers is the first name released by the inaugural planning committee for a day that typically features high-wattage star power.
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Whether you're trying to get a subtle J.Lo glow or go for a high-wattage effect, let these tools light the way.
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That's useful in a pinch, maybe, but, again, it's much more useful for phones, an iPad Pro, or a lower-wattage computer.
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Whatever the wattage or the bulb, I was drawn to photograph headlights because of how different they are from car to car.
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While wireless charging has spread through the gadget industry, charging three devices at once with higher wattage "fast charging" has proved challenging.
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Though the Sun wasn't at full wattage four billion years ago, scientists think it was much more tempestuous than it is today.
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It uses intelligent recognition to deliver the correct power wattage to an Apple Watch, AirPods, and iPhone all at the same time.
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Both had been federal prosecutors in New York — Mr. Comey in the Manhattan limelight, Ms. Lynch in the lower-wattage Brooklyn office.
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And yet, one of the most productive and tumultuous seasons of Jackson's high-wattage 21-year MLB career has largely been forgotten.
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This encompasses portable solar lights but can scale up to high-wattage solar home systems that can power appliances like TVs and refrigerators.
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It looks like Hadid caught the red-eye, because she was back in France just a mere hours after that high-wattage event.
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PharmaCielo plans to supplement the sun by using low-wattage LED bulbs to effectively trick the plants into staying in the vegetative stage.
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In terms of individual units served (rather than total wattage), Bangladesh has become one of the world's largest markets for home solar systems.
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To generate all that wattage, it burns enormous amounts of natural gas, coal and oil, making NRG one of the country's biggest polluters.
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But while buying a high-wattage publication can deliver an owner a certain amount of status and prestige, it can also invite controversy.
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Request that the owner use a bulb with a lower wattage and warmer hue, or to direct the fixture away from your apartment.
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Cynthia Nixon, a high-wattage candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor, has framed legalizing marijuana as a racial justice issue, pushing Gov.
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The career of a high-wattage soloist demands not only prowess but also politesse: pressing the flesh, dining with patrons, smiling at audiences.
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Ruspino explains toaster ovens have specific wattage configurations to ensure accuracy and the right pattern of heat depending on which function is selected.
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DeepScale's technology was designed to help automakers use low-wattage processors, which are standard in most cars, to power very accurate computer vision.
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After another ten minutes, however, the feeling of gripping on to a very low wattage electric fence was as far as it went.
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It's from a brand called Lemonhead LA, which makes SpacePaste, SpaceJam Luxe, and other high-wattage glitter-packed formulas for body, face, and hair.
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The core measure of strength for cycling is wattage, or how much power your spinning legs can produce over time like any old generator.
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Malala is 2700 now and once again bringing her message of gender equality to the masses, this time through a high-wattage international tour.
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Although none of these people have the same star wattage as Kanye West, American Idolaters will have fond memories of them from seasons past.
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"Yer Blues," most familiar as a high-wattage shouter, appears as a slow jam, with Lennon singing the verses in a self-parodying falsetto.
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But the game had a sincere, if low-wattage, feel to it that was at a notably more human pitch than the NFL usual.
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He upped the wattage simply by bouncing his spotlight off a playwright 400 years dead who yet again turns out to be, somehow, us.
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Adolescence The topic of teenage romance and sex has always been charged, but today's pervasive digital technology has succeeded in turning up the wattage.
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He suggested the federal judge conceded to having a drinking problem, despite no such admission during last week's high-wattage testimony on Capitol Hill.
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In late 21952, Ms. Peters (she had shortened her surname at her teacher's suggestion) was taken on by Sol Hurok, the high-wattage impresario.
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Even Whitlock, a high-wattage dim bulb, delivers the goods, as does Mr. Clooney, who paints the purloined actor in 50 shades of smiling idiocy.
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No more dimmers or trying to remember if your new bulbs are the same wattage as your old ones, Noon should do it for you.
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Yet Ms. Hill said that Prince had never revealed to her that he was in pain, after decades of high-wattage performance and hip surgery.
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High-wattage political leaders fanned out for her around the country: Her husband, Bill, stumped in Colorado, as President Obama rallied voters in North Carolina.
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As for my own brain, I reckoned that the scan would detect a lumpen mass of mac and cheese embedded with low-wattage Christmas lights.
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Then, on day six, they turned children's homes into low-light "caves," covering the windows with black plastic and swapping in low-wattage light bulbs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. women's national soccer team added wattage to its World Cup star power on Monday as sports apparel-maker Nike (NKE.
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An earlier version of the play had its premiere at South Coast Repertory in 2013, featuring Dana Delany, a lower-wattage star, as the lead.
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And it has worked not only because strong legs can produce more wattage with less effort than strong arms on traditional hand-powered grinding pedestals.
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It is clear who the stars of the movie business are because box-office receipts provide an easy metric by which to measure their wattage.
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At the time, the service would show you the number of chargers at each location as well as their wattage, pricing, and reviews from other drivers.
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You can use these interchangeably to some degree, but for all sorts of reasons, it's best to use the allotted wattage for the device category intended.
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So this Y-series chip is powered up to 7 watts, which is a higher wattage than what other laptops usually do with the same processor.
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And for now, sources concede, it's better politics to focus on Virginia givers -- not high-wattage GOP billionaires, who are almost all from out of state.
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But despite the sheer amount of fame that Hilfiger's team managed to gather in Venice, California, all that star wattage didn't detract from the clothes themselves.
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If you've only got little messes, you probably won't notice the Dyson's less impressive performance—heck you might even appreciate the lower wattage on a Dyson.
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The unit costs about $1,400 and requires a specific electrical environment — the right wattage and amperes — which was noted in my online description of the product.
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Roberts is particularly effective when she is trudging through a hopeless situation—her mouth can twist into a high-wattage grin, but also a devastating grimace.
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I once made an improvement to hi-fi systems: There were two types of hi-fi systems at the time, and each system had fixed wattage.
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It doesn't matter how hard I look at the disc of low wattage light, it doesn't resolve into the shape of a car or a motorbike.
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Mr. Mabele rose to fame across Africa in the 1970s and '80s with his up-tempo hits and high-wattage performances highlighted by spectacular dance moves.
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An appealing performer who holds your attention with both his beauty and low-wattage charisma, Mr. Hunnam offers some much-needed relief from the pervasive grimness.
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This time the resident rogue is Arthur, played with easy, low-wattage charisma by Charlie Hunnam, who has a gift for delivering nonsense without seeming embarrassed.
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"If you're Joe Schmoe, that nobody's ever heard of before and you're putting out pro-tour level wattage, people are going to question that," Zusman said.
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With a future-carnivalesque atmosphere and enough psychedelic wattage to put Las Vegas to shame, Robot Restaurant is also something of man-machine Pop performance art.
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Congress, meanwhile, is becoming consumed by gossip and hearsay, while a constant stream of disclosures about Trump associates' contacts with Russian officials feed high-wattage news stories.
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One of the first lady's longtime friends and confidants, Winston Wolkoff was previously the events director at Vogue magazine, orchestrating high-wattage events like the Met Gala.
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Combine that low-wattage personality with the daunting odds facing any challenger to Hillary Clinton, and it was never especially likely that O'Malley would become the nominee.
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Barefoot Sound's studio monitors start at just under $4,000 and feature midrange drivers and more than double the wattage, which these Bookshelf Speakers can't really compete against.
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Last night the junior senator from Texas took the stage in Indiana, with all those high-wattage lights threatening to melt his flesh-style synthetic surface layer.
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But when the film version, which came out in 2012, was in the works with a high-wattage cast, the group had its first change of heart.
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Scientists measured fitness in 286,761 Swedish men ages 17 to 25 by having them ride a bicycle ergometer and recording the wattage they were able to generate.
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Normal wireless chargers have 5 Watts, so any charger with more Wattage may charge your phone faster, so long as the outlet adapter supports Quick Charge standards.
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Despite some tools being under the claimed amperage and wattage of the Delta battery, the battery wouldn't power my small or large circular saw or power washer.
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That's because "The Portuguese Kid," which opened Tuesday night in a high-wattage, low-return Manhattan Theater Club production, is another slice of the same pizza pie.
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So, last night's WHCD continued on without the president of the United States, and without much of the celebrity wattage that has powered the thing in the past.
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One of the First Lady's longtime friends and confidants, Winston Wolkoff was previously been the events director at Vogue magazine, orchestrating high-wattage events like the Met Gala.
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Personality subsumes craft, leading to vague declarations of "star wattage," framing it as innate and inexplicable, instead of a very real alchemy of talent and direction and timing.
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At the time, reports of the Swift-Hiddleston dance-off were mostly limited to the standard celebrity reporting style of high-wattage events like the Met Gala, i.e.
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A fussy marvel of engineering, the turbo-hybrid achieves incredible power when both the engine is at its maximum RPMs and the car's battery is supplying high-wattage.
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This Thursday, key New York state offices are on the ballot, featuring a high-wattage Democratic primary for the governorship and an open race for state attorney general.
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In a market where other companies look to have raised mega-dollars, it's going to take more than DiCaprio's star wattage to make a dent in the market.
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The negative tenor of Mr. Trump's campaign clearly had a significant impact in states where Democratic Party leaders failed to recruit high-wattage candidates for some winnable seats.
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Fashion Review Nicole Kidman and Isabelle Huppert provided the star wattage of the week, while John Galliano's Maison Margiela gave new meaning to the concept of new look.
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It sports two USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, and employs QC 3.0 quick charging technology to juice up your gadgets fast — including high-wattage devices like laptops.
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At a $49.99 price point, it would be nice for Peel to include an adapter that can reach the wattage needed for fast charging an iPhone or Android device.
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Yet among rappers who emerged from the late 90s, Eminem is the only one to retain the star wattage to headline a major American festival two full decades later.
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It provides fast, high-wattage charging for USB-C and USB-A devices, and also supports Power Delivery (PD26) and Qualcomm Quick Charge (QC21) technologies for even speedier charging.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Choose your chargersTo get your gadgets charging as quickly as possible then, you need the highest wattage charging experience that your devices can safely take.
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It's a far cry from the legion of high-wattage donors who are routinely rewarded with treats like good seats at the inauguration, which the notorious homebody Marcus skipped.
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That regulation didn't take in to account the health dangers posed by some of the high-wattage devices people can use, so it is largely meaningless for lung health.
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Since the traumatic Paris robbery, Kardashian West has avoided wearing any high-wattage jewels, instead keeping a simple gold band or thin diamond band on her left ring finger.
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"Stars are embracing something more modern and effortless," said Ms. Atkin, whose high-wattage clients have included Chrissy Teigen, Katy Perry and the whole of the Kardashian-Jenner clan.
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Pros: Continuous odor elimination, can be used with or without fragrance filter, low wattage, quiet, covers 100 square feetCons: Replacement filters not readily available in all mass-market stores
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The thickness of the material you can cut tends to be limited by a laser's wattage, while height/width is generally limited by the size of the work area.
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Sam Rockwell is the kind of actor for whom "supporting actor" categories were invented: a steady, colorful presence in acclaimed movies that are often headlined by higher-wattage stars.
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The Razer Blade also uses a proprietary port for charging, and that'd be annoying too, but it's because USB-C can't handle the wattage the computer's souped up insides require.
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Both of these machines demand less power than the Surface Book 2 (61W for the MacBook Pro, 45W for the Pixelbook), and each battery easily met their maximum wattage demands.
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The macOS system report only stated that the charger was pulling 30W from the wall, however, in accordance with Apple's guidance that higher-wattage power adapters don't offer faster charging.
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A trio of researchers at Harvard and Duke asked whether watching high-wattage movie stars perform impossible stunt-driving for two hours affected how audience members drove their own cars.
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Patchett talks of voltage and wattage — 277V per cabinet he says — and transformers and megawatts, educating us about air filter quality and the reduction of static electricity in the air.
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But the usual attendance of high-wattage Hollywood stars was subdued compared to the years when Obama was president, and several companies canceled their before- and after-parties this year.
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Voters will get an idea about what kind of star wattage these Democrats have when the TV ratings come in for the debates being hosted on NBC, MSNBC and Telemundo.
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Nate Berkus and Jenna Bush Hager were the honorary chairs of a benefit committee that also included high-wattage social names like Mary Dillow, Meredith Melling and Brent Neale Winston.
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Big-budget studio pictures like "Black Panther" will be absent, but the ceremony still draws a high-wattage crowd: Al Gore, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie were present last year.
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Big-budget studio pictures like "Black Panther" will be absent, but the show still draws a high-wattage crowd: Nicole Kidman, Al Gore and Margot Robbie were present last year.
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Catherine (Cat) De Orio's high-wattage personality — not to mention her knowledge of all things food — has made her a respected figure on the Chicago food scene and, increasingly, nationally.
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Wattage, for better or worse, was no longer an issue for Sean Spicer, who has a legitimate claim to being the most well-known White House spokesman of all time.
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If low-wattage lights are necessary to protect the paintings, lighter-colored walls would at least help nudge the artwork from its cordoned-off historical precincts into the present day.
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We have karaoke machines, acoustic guitars, keyboards, violins, food dehydrators, telescopes to see the beautiful stars, cotton candy machines, popcorn makers, and kits to measure the wattage used in one's home.
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You can use it to charge four devices simultaneously, but keep in mind that it must not be used with hair dryers, straighteners, or coffee makers regardless of the wattage requirements.
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Selco systems typically include a small panel connected to a battery that stores enough power to run one or more lights, phone chargers and, with higher wattage options, some small appliances.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)You can research your own devices and your own chargers yourself, and you might even want to buy a high wattage charger to keep near the door.
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Her enhanced wattage disrupts her life at Professor X's school for mutants, leading to misadventures, tight jaws, unpersuasive angst and a showdown with her past (elevated by the actor Scott Shepherd).
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While a trial in the case would surely be a high-wattage affair, there were plenty of empty seats at Friday's hearing in a fourth-floor courtroom in downtown San Diego.
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You can also find out more information about your laptop (including power adapter wattage) by clicking the System Report button on the Overview tab, back in the MacBook's System Information box.
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The company argued that its method of using low-wattage and low-cost sensors and processors allowed it to deliver driver assistance and autonomous driving to vehicles at all price points.
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The world's most glamorous auto race, the Monaco F1 GP, commemorated its diamond anniversary over the weekend, turning up the wattage with appearances by several celebrities and, of course, Monaco's royal couple.
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The PowerWave wireless charging stand is advertised as a 7.5W charger, the wattage required for iPhone fast charging, though it goes up to 10W for faster Samsung devices like the Galaxy S9.
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The more prurient will be happy to hear that this cave comes furnished not only with a star of Mr. Everett's wattage but also with comely naked young things, of both sexes.
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Ritualistic pronouncements of deliciousness abound, often punctuated with a certain four-letter word, and the occasional non-culinary star — Aziz Ansari, Jimmy Kimmel — drops by to both lend and borrow celebrity wattage.
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It&aposs a high-wattage, easy-to-use addition to your kitchen that&aposs equipped to handle anything and everything from instant mac and cheese to french fries and even whole poultry.
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The LVMH Prize is a sudden and high-wattage spotlight (though it is worth noting that the award, inaugurated in 2014, has a mixed track record in sustaining the labels it anoints).
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It takes a star of supernova wattage to stand among the likes of Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Serena Williams, who were all major forces at the 250 US Open.
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The president-elect arrived in Washington on Thursday and greeted his supporters at a concert at the Lincoln Memorial, where the low-wattage lineup of musicians didn't seem to bother the crowd.
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Yet none matched the wattage of Time's Up, whose reach extends beyond entertainment, with affiliate groups like Time's Up Tech, Time's Up Advertising and Time's Up Healthcare formed or in the works.
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America Ferrera gave the world a backstage peek at the star wattage inside the presenters green room when she posted a fun selfie with fellow presenters Eva Longoria, Jennifer Lawrence and Amy Schumer.
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In addition to the high wattage, which should be enough for charging a phone, Switch, or even a laptop over USB-C, the Mu One also supports the USB-C Power Delivery standard.
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And while Meghan's eternity band packed some major wattage — we hear her husband's family has some assets — your ring stack can consist of any stone that speaks to you, from rhinestone to ruby.
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It's possibly the most high-wattage Monday of the year, packed with the potential for celebrity gossip, otherworldly platform shoes, sky-high stilettos (hair, too), and gowns that push the limits of fashion.
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The TV Academy isn't quite as impressed by movie stars as the Golden Globes, but the sheer wattage of Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley, Laura Dern and Zoe Kravitz can't be underestimated.
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But dams, wind turbines, biofuels, and solar panels made up 103 percent of US generation last year, and non-hydroelectric renewables now make up more than half of that wattage, the EIA reported.
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Nicki Minaj's concert venues are scrambling to avoid the wrath of the Barbs by making sure they have enough wattage for the show, and to spare Nicki from hearing more "Cardi B" chants.
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The frenzied scene around her at Pier 94 on the West Side Highway, something akin to a club bacchanal, picked up steam with the arrival of Mr. Wang's ever-expanding high-wattage entourage.
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If you want Apple's fastest possible charging, you'll need to buy a Lightning-to-USB-C cable and a high-wattage USB-C power adapter, like the ones Apple sells in its store.
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The Democratic field once included a record number of women and nonwhite candidates, a mix of high-wattage stars and lesser-known contenders who believed they could navigate a fractured field to victory.
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It has worked because it has allowed the Kiwis to produce that wattage while keeping their hands free for other onboard duties, supplementing the work of Burling and the wing trimmer Glenn Ashby.
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The Democratic field has included a record number of women and nonwhite candidates, a mix of high-wattage stars and lesser-known contenders who believe they can navigate a fractured field to victory.
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As a headline-making case, this was, for many survivors of sexual assault, a high-wattage mirror of their own experiences, and an illustration of what might happen at their own court dates.
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A bushel of stars like Diaz, Daniel Cormier and Ronda Rousey are much closer to the end of their careers than the beginning, and the fighters coming up behind them lack the same wattage.
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The 13-inch MacBook Pro ships with a 61W charger, but this charger's gallium nitride (GaN) internal design means that it's able to provide nearly the same wattage in a much smaller form factor.
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It has 1,875 watts max power, which, from my research, I learned the wattage is how fast the air comes out of the hair dryer, and that is supposed to speed up drying time.
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The Dual model ($1,300) offers two drivetrains and 50 percent more wattage for a 153 miles per hour top speed, capability to do a 20 percent grade, but a range of just seven miles.
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Broadly speaking though, whether you're juicing up a phone, a tablet, or a laptop, find the highest voltage power source you can (usually a wall socket) and the charger with the highest supported wattage.
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That's all tribute to the star wattage of Theron, who as MI6 agent Lorraine Broughton dons a shaky English accent and strides, in flashbacks, into tumultuous Berlin on the verge of a historical moment.
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Whether you want it brushed across your lashline, smoothed over your cheekbones, swiped onto your lips, or maybe just lightly dabbed along your V, there's no shortage of reliable sources for high-wattage glitter.
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And when Mr. Trump was seeking a new lawyer — a high-wattage TV combatant who would not wilt under the pressures of the news media or legal adversaries — Mr. Giuliani seemed a natural pick.
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"There's no question that for a long time Harvey was a mover and shaker and presence around fundraising structure of the party at a high level, he brought star wattage," said one Democratic strategist.
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No Super PAC ever secured a durable "blessing" from the Republican nominee, and high-wattage donors scattered across different groups, many of which were underfunded and disorganized until the very last weeks of the campaign.
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A Comey appearance before a high wattage, televised hearing would mark another extraordinary dimension in a career in which the former FBI chief has found himself at the center of gripping episodes of Beltway drama.
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It's the same formula, tweaked for a slightly leaner team projecting slightly more star wattage, and it hits the same sweet spot — and, annoyingly for Vin Diesel, manages to do it all without Dom Toretto.
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LONDON — As proof that you can't keep a good couple down, along comes "Lungs" at the Old Vic Theater to put center stage a screen pairing whose wattage shines even more brightly when experienced live.
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Beyond that, when 90 percent of your audience lives outside New York, it makes sense to skip the small stuff and write stories with the kind of wattage that attracts attention from a farther distance.
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With cameras rolling, the hearings will give voters and viewers a peek at the deliberations as both parties wage a high-wattage public relations battle over whether Trump's actions should force his removal from office.
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I have healthy skin, take above-average care of myself, and despite every now and again considering lowering the bulb wattage in my bathroom vanity light, I was feeling pretty happy with how I looked.
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It is on display in pregame warm-ups, when the big man with a guard's mentality alternates high-wattage smiles with acrobatic dunks and all manner of fist bumps and hand slaps with his teammates.
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Instead we huddled in a low-wattage sun patch near the parking lot and resisted the wind that noisily whipped the snow around, making it impossible to hear Ryan and Mike's lecture about avalanche beacons.
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And while I'd wish for that kind of wattage in something a little smaller, we're still in the extremely early days for GaN chargers, and odds are that we'll start to see more varied designs soon.
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" More like Snor-e-gon… Weak turnout for low-wattage Beaver State races - Oregonian : "Oregon voters appear on track to show their lowest turnout in a primary election in at least 16 years, ballot statistics indicate.
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There are countless parties to attend and Instagrams to be taken, all on little sleep and lots of booze and sugar, so we want our cheeks to match the wattage of the Rockefeller tree if possible.
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At their recommendation, the most active parts of the crater were cordoned off, and the organizers installed safety rails, a first-aid tent and low-wattage LED lighting on the path leading down to the crater.
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To cut a long story short, it's not enough for a charger to just support the wattage that a phone requires, it also needs to be able to provide power at the right voltage and current.
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Perhaps it doesn't need the added attention; it's the work of three high-wattage partners: that chef, Enrique Olvera (Pujol in Mexico City, Cosme in New York); Luis Arellano, another chef; and the architect Javier Sánchez.
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CreditCreditRozette Rago for The New York Times Sean Spicer, the former White House press secretary, is not the only contestant on the new season of "Dancing With the Stars" with a special kind of celebrity wattage.
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That's not the end of the world, Apple's tiny iPhone chargers have the same wattage, but it means that when sitting on the WiBa power bank, your phone isn't going to charge as quickly as it could.
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It uses less energy than the stove or oven (most require about the same wattage as a lightbulb or two), and you can leave it on all day without worrying you're going to burn your house down.
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OWC isn't saying what kind of wattage the dock supplies, however, and Apple's new MacBook Pros do draw some serious power in the form of 61W for the 13-inch and 87W for the 15-inch, respectively.
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Every so often, a filmmaker plays with these banalities, which I imagine is why Aaron Katz opens "Gemini," a pleasurably drifty, low-wattage mystery set in Los Angeles, with an upside-down shot of a palm tree.
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The block's corridors—the sour-cream walls lit by low-wattage sconces downy with dust, the furred, blue, perpetually damp carpeting in which shoe-print impressions dolefully lingered—evoked for Bobby a budget version of the afterlife.
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It's been reported many times — in the New York Times and InStyle, for example — that changing out the clear or frosted light bulbs in your home for low-wattage pink ones creates the most flattering and romantic ambiance.
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That would be Sam Ratelle, who can be spotted at similar high-wattage events, hovering phantom-like behind the scenes, tweaking a collar or wayward seam, making sure that no random wardrobe malfunction will dim his client's luster.
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Ms. Stevenson hasn't released an album since "Cocksure," in 2015, but that LP had enough high-wattage power-pop hooks to last — see "Torch Song" and "Jellyfish," both of which sound as electric as ever three years later.
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That's where, some five years later, Clint Eastwood and Nick Schenk added a twinkle to the drug mule's smile; and more embroidery, plus lots more star wattage, to the strange and jagged story I set out to tell.
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The wattage is because of the button-pushing, arm-twisting genius of its fairy godmother/mastermind, the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who ensures that everyone Dresses to Impress in a theme that complements the exhibit it nominally heralds.
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However, since the Note 23+ uses industry standards such as USB-PD and Qi wireless charging to get those peak speeds, you can use compliant high-wattage third-party chargers if you don't want to shell out extra.
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That way, all the fixtures can be switched on at full wattage to brightly illuminate the room in the morning, but then the ceiling fixture can be switched off and bedside lamps can be dimmed in the evening.
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The potential presidential candidates get exposure to activists in early states, demonstrating their commitment to the party, while legislative candidates get the benefit of a high-wattage political celebrity who helps raise money and fire up the troops.
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Having honed his craft backing Delta greats Johnny Lee Hooker and Sonny Boy Williams on their first English tours in the early 783s, Mayall added his daring artistic spirit and amped-up wattage to his own band, the Bluesbreakers.
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I'm not ascribing a lot of brain wattage behind sort of the daily execution of that plan, but they have all the levers of government so they should be able to ... TV: That is the exact point right there.
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As compared to previous years, this lineup was comparatively low wattage: Bazzi performed his algorithm pop early in the night, followed by a struggle-pop performance without energy, edge or charm from the onetime Disney Channel star Sabrina Carpenter.
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" Across town, Orlando Bloom and Alfred Molina are upping the wattage of two other dramas: Mr. Molina in the return of a gripping two-hander, "Red," and Mr. Bloom comfortably adapting to the Southern Gothic environs of "Killer Joe.
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The titles — "The Hobbit"; "Tom Sawyer"; "The Cricket in Times Square"; "My Father's Dragon"; "The Chronicles of Narnia," a boxed set; "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"; "The Phantom Tollbooth" — each sent a jolt of varied wattage through me.
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"Looking for Marni" is the latest of a string of consumer-focused events by the low-wattage designer Consuelo Castiglioni and her daughter Carolina, the label's director of special projects, both of whom have long been exponents of public happenings.
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Twenty-five candidates have entered a crowded Democratic field, which includes a record number of women and non-white candidates and a mix of high-wattage stars and lesser-known contenders who believe they can navigate a fractured field to victory.
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Briggs & Stratton 30663 8750 Starting Watts Portable Generator — One of the most powerful on the market, this generator is said to create 25% more surge wattage to run large appliances and tools at the same time for up to nine hours.
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That board can be used to power low-wattage accessories like Bluetooth antennas, Wi-Fi antennas, and in the near future, it could be used to power a fleet of sensors that communicate with each other and help monitor your home.
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The latter premium movie had similar high-wattage stars in Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer, but Academy Award-nominee Pfeiffer was forced to take a back seat to TV husband De Niro, who played Ponzi scheme extraordinaire Bernie Madoff.
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This will also work with any USB charger that supports a higher wattage output – though it's always worth making sure a particular charger has a good reputation before picking one up, and that goes for USB-C to Lightning cables, too.
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The romantic drama "Me Before You" (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and New Line) did a bit better than expected, taking in about $18.3 million and strengthening the star wattage of its lead actress, Emilia Clarke; it cost about $20 million to make.
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Need To Feel Your Love is technically skillful but still a total adrenaline rush, dotted throughout with hooks aplenty, without losing any of the bite provided by burly, accomplished riffs and the raw, rockstar-wattage power of Tina Halladay's vocal performance.
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The wattage is because of the button-pushing, arm-twisting genius of its fairy godmother/mastermind, the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who also ensures that everyone Dresses to Impress, in a theme that complements that of the exhibit it nominally heralds.
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The wattage is due to the button-pushing, arm-twisting genius of its fairy godmother/mastermind, the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who also ensures everyone Dresses To Impress, in a theme that complements that of the exhibit it nominally heralds.
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My brain is telling me that DiCaprio should take the award easily: He's an 11-time Globe nominee who has won three times before, and the Hollywood foreign press counts on his star wattage to keep their lights on every year.
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She's blessed with Miss-America good looks, complete with a full-wattage smile and Bambi eyelash extensions that give her the appearance that there's something extraordinary and special about her, even if she's just lugging water out of a convenience store.
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While Mr. Previn's songs thrived on the tension between brevity and expansive lyricism, here the contrast was between the soft-spoken reticence of Ms. Shaw's music and the high-wattage glamour — Vivienne Westwood gowns and all — of Ms. Fleming's performance style.
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A web of President Donald Trump's family and associates will be back in the crosshairs of congressional committees investigating whether his campaign colluded with Russia, as well as of the high-wattage legal team assembled by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Still, it's a nice bonus if you have the right equipment, but most iPhone users have noticed that earlier iPhone models would generally charge faster than normal if you used a higher-wattage plug than the one that came in the original box.
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The march has evolved organically from a post-election call to action on Facebook to an organized effort that included a roster of high-wattage activists and attendees including feminist Gloria Steinem, singer Katy Perry, actors America Ferrera, Ashley Judd and Scarlett Johansson.
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It's not acceptable to the company that someone would ever buy a pair of headphones or a charger and have it not work with their iPhone because the cable is bad or the wattage is too low or specs are not right.
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If you're planning to not spend too much on parts now (or don't know which to prioritize), but want to make easy upgrades in the future, pick a power supply with enough wattage to support higher-end parts (they require more power).
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In addition, and most relevant to the concerns consumers are having after watching the recent This Is Us episode, our Crock-Pot slow cookers are low current, low wattage (typically no more than 200 or 300 watts) appliances with self-regulating, heating elements.
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The music industry is bracing for what may be a high-wattage lobbying battle reminiscent of the one over the Stop Online Piracy Act, a bill that was abandoned in 2012 after opposition from technology activists and Internet giants like Google and Wikipedia.
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E-cigarettes that are similar in size and shape to traditional cigarettes come with a smaller wattage unit and therefore may not have the power to fail as dramatically, said Thomas Kiklas, chief financial officer of the Tobacco Vapor Electronic Cigarette Association.
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Karlovic embraced his exhausted opponent then exchanged high fives with a large part of the crowd which had stuck with the contest from its start in the afternoon sun to the finish under the low wattage lights on the tiny Court 19.
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The wattage is comparable to about seven times the peak output from a Tesla Model S. Airbus has previously estimated that a regional short-haul plane able to carry around 100 people would need a combined power output of about 20 megawatts.
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The event, predictably, drew a who's who of New York night life: the club impresarios Paul Sevigny and Richie Akiva, the high-wattage D.J.s Jus-Ske, DJ Vice and Rony Seikaly (yes, that Rony Seikaly, the former N.B.A. center), along with many others.
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Though Mr. O'Rourke stayed neutral, Ms. Jones drew high-wattage help in the race, including from prominent Texas Democrats like Julián Castro, the former housing secretary who is running for president, and Wendy Davis, the former candidate for governor and abortion-rights activist.
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And even though Ms. Silverstone has spent the last two decades maintaining a steady, low-wattage career filled with roles in small films, television and theater, she is still one of those actors who make people wonder if she's even acting anymore.
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Mr. Lutz, a former Chrysler and BMW executive, was also a high-wattage outsider facing huge expectations when G.M. lured him out of retirement in 2001, naming him vice chairman and giving him far-reaching control over G.M.'s designs and product lineups.
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Tesla has acquired DeepScale, a Silicon Valley startup that uses low-wattage processors to power more accurate computer vision, in a bid to improve its Autopilot driver assistance system and deliver on CEO Elon Musk's vision to turn its electric vehicles into robotaxis.
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While this high-wattage project is MacLean's first foray into TV, his fascination with Boston history — his home in Los Angeles contains "wall-to-wall" crime and newspaper memorabilia stretching back to the 1930s — made him a good fit for Affleck's vision.
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The company is also planning a Pro version for release next year, which will enable users of special licensed radio frequencies, like police, military, and commercial users, to mesh over channels with fewer restrictions on features like power wattage, meaning a wider range.
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Sure, you're still going to want to look for a lot of the same things that you would in a regular hair dryer, like powerful wattage, ceramic tourmaline coating, ionic technology, a variety of heat settings, and most importantly the blessed cool shot button.
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Notably, Tesla says this silicon, with its twin neural network arrays capable of 36 trillion operations per second (each), will only cost the company 80 percent of what it was paying before for that 21x performance gain, and draw little enough additional wattage (72W, vs.
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It can't boast the wattage of podcasters on Spreaker, or the celebrity backers that have signed on to Anchor, but it does have a new list of features that will give its everyday users an easier way to get their podcasts out into the world.
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The absence from Washington of the most powerful Democrat in the nation, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who was on a congressional delegation abroad when the report was released on Thursday, may have been partly to blame for a low-wattage Democratic response to the report.
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Although Dagher aimed his high-wattage Neckbeard Signal into the dark night sky, hoping that the angry vegans of Twitter would shame Borrelli into atoning, lashing herself with spring onions, and shoving that ice cream truck into the nearest river, it didn't happen that way.
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If you don't mind the occasional software hiccup, can figure out sufficient ventilation, are mostly working on projects that fit within beamo's wattage/work area capabilities and are down to get under the hood for maintenance, beamo seems like a solid machine so far.
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The top half of the draw, which plays its third-round matches on Saturday, still features such high-wattage luminaries as Naomi Osaka, winner of the last two Grand Slams; Serena Williams, winner of 23 majors; and Simona Halep, the defending French Open champion.
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That's because Atkinson was increasingly regarded as a prime candidate to be fired after the season, in the belief that some within the Nets want to hire a more high-wattage name to oversee Kevin Durant's likely return next season from an Achilles' tendon tear.
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He was an eager shooter of the breeze, visible at cocktail parties and serviceable on TV. I once described the pre-Trump Spicer as being a ''lower-wattage aide,'' which he would often remind me of whenever I used to see him around the city.
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Former President Obama loaned his star wattage to a new anti-gerrymandering ad spearheaded by former Attorney General Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts GOP governor vetoes New Hampshire bill to create independent redistricting commission Why target Tucker Carlson?
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Played by a high-wattage cast that includes Connie Britton, Angela Bassett and Peter Krause — portraying a dispatcher, a patrol officer and a firefighter respectively — they grapple with crises both inside of work hours (a pet-snake accident) and outside of them (sex addiction).
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Broadway wattage, however, is supplied by both the star, the superlatively talented Jessie Mueller, a Tony winner for best actress in a musical for "Beautiful," and the composer-lyricist, Sara Bareilles, who has a large following for her almost unclassifiable brand of richly felt pop songs.
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The Vermont senator has received some high-profile entertainment industry endorsements -- actor Mark Ruffalo, who starred with Hutcherson in the 2010 film "The Kids Are All Right," is a frequent booster -- but has so far failed to match the wattage attached to Democratic primary rival Hillary Clinton.
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There's also a USB-C port that delivers power up to 100 watts, which means you can charge a laptop or tablet that the dock is connected to; it can also charge laptops faster than other hubs with power pass-through, thanks to the higher wattage.
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Ms. Close, of course, went on to exchange her dewy glow for a more feverish wattage, playing glamorous, strategizing villains in "Fatal Attraction" and "Dangerous Liaisons," as well as the deluded movie goddess in the musical "Sunset Boulevard," which she memorably reprised on Broadway last year.
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One of these structures, planted on the bottom of the North Sea, will spin out enough wattage to power a small city of 16,000 homes, according to G.E. G.E. says it is investing $400 million in research and development and other expenses to build the machine.
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In May, we introduced you to high-wattage USB-C PD external batteries that can charge a full-size laptop on the go — not just a phone — and the $150 Zendure SuperTank was one of our top picks thanks to its (relatively) compact size and price.
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I went to a pop-up promo event for Scotch-Brite featuring some of New York City's highest-wattage "pup-fluencers," as the marketing email called them: charismatic creatures who had been hired to post about Scotch-Brite lint rollers to their hundreds of thousands of followers.
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Paz Vega and Petra Nemcova (and lots of sable-clad clients) were dim-wattage flashbulb magnets at Elie Saab's ode to Scheherazade writ in swirls of crystals, pearls and illusion netting, but there were none in the halls of the Invalides to take in Maison Margiela Artisanal.
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It seems not when, on the night before the Academy Awards, Chanel and Charles Finch hold their ninth annual pre-Oscars dinner, gathering into one subterranean restaurant so many boldface names that the wattage of any individual star seems to dim amid the ambient celebrity radiance.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Chargers made for bigger devices will offer high wattage ratings, which is why you shouldn't plug your phone charger into your laptop and expect anything to happen, but you could possibly plug your laptop charger into your phone and juice it up more quickly.
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With that in mind, we've ranked our top five TV trailers from Comic-Con 2017 — based on the sheer wattage of glee they elicited in the room — and then we just gave up trying to put the rest in any semblance of order and decided to go alphabetically instead.
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The type of connection plug may be easier to visually identify than the wattage, but for those who still have their chargers and need to replace them, the technical information is printed in tiny type on the side of the square white power-plug end of the cord.
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A year ago these trends converged in a devastating way for a lot of Jays fans, when the Red Sox signed David Price to a massive deal, despite the fact that he said all the right things about wanting to stay and the obvious wattage he brought to the club.
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During a recent photo shoot at her Sag Harbor, New York, home, restaurateur and lifestyle expert B. Smith breezes into her sun-drenched living room looking every part the former model she was earlier in her career: willowy and statuesque, with sculpted cheekbones and of course, a radiant, high-wattage smile.
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And like a cat, over the years, no matter the adversity — the extreme toxicities that resulted from her many rounds of chemotherapy, the bowel perforation that left her with an ostomy, the trips to the intensive care unit — she always landed on her feet, the wattage of her personality undimmed.
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The opening night of the Democratic National Convention may have been as fraught with party tension as last week's calamitous Republican National Convention—but comparing the star wattage of the conventions' speakers so far is not unlike comparing a box of chocolate truffles to a bag of flaming dog shit.
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Ms. Chen, known for her high-wattage clients and a dramatic, vivid style that melds contemporary Chinese imagery with historical symbols and spaces, was honored last Sunday in New York at the China Fashion Gala, an annual event co-hosted by the China Institute and the China Beauty Charity Fund.
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Throw in "Game of Thrones" alum Pedro Pascal as a whip-wielding agent, Julianne Moore as the sadistic villain -- whose evil drug-peddling scheme would have run afoul of Pascal's "Narcos" character -- and a rather incongruous Elton John, and this "Kingsman" certainly has an abundance of star wattage compared to its predecessor.
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At an interview in Manhattan, Mr. Corddry, who made his name as a correspondent on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" and created "Childrens Hospital," an unhinged medical parody that completed its seventh and final season this year on Adult Swim, discussed his high-wattage co-stars and working in South Beach.
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In the closing episodes of Season 3, Chuck came to an uneasy peace with the electrical currents in his home and in the world, then had a sudden setback, culminating with his taking a hatchet to the walls of his house in search of whatever wattage was still coursing through those wires.
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But what the depositions do provide is a revealing snapshot of Munson, who was sometimes a curmudgeon but was always the bedrock of a high-wattage Yankees team that had won the previous two World Series amid all the distractions served up by Jackson and Martin and George Steinbrenner, the team's unpredictable owner.
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While most royal warrant holders are hush-hush about their customers, Floris has a small museum in the back of the shop with letters and archived receipts from various palaces and high-wattage clientele like Sir Winston Churchill (Special No. 127 and Stephanotis, both of which are still available), Ian Fleming (No.
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As constructed by director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon (from a script by Michael Mitnick), the scenes are so short and choppy -- it's as if there's a 30-second limit on them -- as to undermine the performances, making the high-wattage actors looking little more than the players in dramatic reenactments on some National Geographic special.
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That's because politics often works in an imitative cycle: Were Trump defeated by someone whose charisma, star wattage and mastery of the celebrity-politics nexus outstripped his, the impulse on the right would be to double down on those qualities next time, to enter an arms race to build a better class of demagogue.
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One tall tale claims that de Gaulle wrote his famous June 18 appeal here and even though I knew that wasn't true, the pub's old-fashioned atmosphere — with its wooden bar, paneled walls papered in black-and-white photos and low-wattage globe sconces — did make me feel like I had stepped into the 1940s.
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At Armani Privé, for example, before a bouquet of celebrities who have come to embody cinematic power in different ways — Isabelle Huppert, Sophia Loren, Kate Winslet, Naomi Watts, Priyanka Chopra (it was one of the most high-wattage front rows of the week) — Giorgio Armani recreated his own Milanese atelier at the Palazzo Orsini.
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Now owned by Google, the video network based its business around user-generated content from day one, but in more recent years one of the big mainstays of that content has been high-wattage YouTube stars, who have attracted enormous audiences around series of videos that are often of a humorous but also factual and how-to nature.
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In addition to an especially diverse casting (like previous Yeezy seasons) West had some high-wattage cameos: For example, Naomi Campbell, decked out in an all-black ensemble topped with a chocolate fur, and Young Thug sitting on the edge of one raised model-filled podium, chin propped in one palm, donning the most bored-looking expression possible.
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While searching for an affordable (cheap has a negative connotation, don't you think?) hair dryer, you'll want to keep an eye out for a few factors: Wattage: Look for a dryer between 1,400 and 1,875 watts to ensure it has enough power to cut down on drying time, but won't leave hair feeling dry or damaged.
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At full wattage, the show viciously smashes the world only to see it restored to its old, troubled state in some unsettling way, by hopping into a dimension where our heroes' doppelgängers have just died in a grisly accident, or having nigh-omniscient house pets abandon their plans to enslave humanity for fear of becoming too much like us.
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Because the U.S. is still stacking the roster with high-usage, high-wattage stars—the defensive and distributive struggles of this team, in Rio, once again highlight how useful it might be to have a role-knowing specialist or three on the roster—everyone is tasked with doing significantly less than what they usually do in the NBA.
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Make sure you see the Qi wireless charging standard label, and check up on the output wattage as well—the newest pads go all the way up to 10w and 15w, though you're going to need a phone or adapter that's able to draw more power to get the full benefit (otherwise the charging rate will fall back to the slowest supported speed).
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But the debate had a low-wattage feel, overshadowed by the stunning testimony of U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandFive takeaways from the Democratic debate Biden says Trump could face prosecution after leaving office Biden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' MORE to the impeachment inquiry in Congress earlier in the day.
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It was a hit last fall at the Old Vic in London, where Matt Wolf, reviewing for The New York Times, called Foy and Smith "irresistible," and even higher-wattage live than on TV. And a spare set by Rob Howell (a Tony winner for "The Ferryman") puts the focus squarely on the acting — exactly where we want it to be.
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Traditionally an organization that prides itself on getting big stars to come to its ceremony and on offering a somewhat accurate (but not actually that accurate) prediction of the Oscars, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has found its two primary goals hotly divided in an era when the Oscars increasingly reward smaller films that don't always have high-wattage star power.
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Two years ago, Yahoo ended up drawing the equivalent of 2.3 million viewers for its London game, which is a fraction of what the NFL gets for a game that gets broadcast across the U.S. On the one hand, that's not awful considering it's a low-wattage game that will air when a good half of the U.S. is asleep.
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But despite Honda tapping a cabal of celebrities from Tina Fey to Viola Davis to voice animated versions of their own unflattering high school yearbook photos and AT&T making Justin Bieber dance around as the Six Flags man, Super Bowl 51 was fairly low on obviously high-wattage commercials packing celebrities into every corner of a splashy set just to show them off.
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Although not exactly a newcomer to the industry — Brown's screen credits begin in 2002 and include recurring series work on Third Watch, Supernatural and a regular role on Army Wives — he qualified as the primary fresh face executive producer Ryan Murphy was looking to cast in the crucial role among the high-wattage ensemble that included John Travolta, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Sarah Paulson and David Schwimmer.
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But despite Honda tapping a cabal of celebrities from Tina Fey to Viola Davis to voice animated versions of their own unflattering high school yearbook photos and T Mobile making Justin Bieber dance around as the Six Flags man, Super Bowl 51 was fairly low on obviously high-wattage commercials packing celebrities into every corner of a splashy set just to show them off.
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Consider this my early appeal to have these conversations staged in front of a LIVE AUDIENCE and not in a boring, empty studio..." FOR THE RECORD -- Here, Sandra Gonzalez has a complete recap of the shows Apple teased on stage... (CNN) -- Shira Ovide's critique of the Apple event: "Even Oprah Can't Paper Over Apple's Services Flaws" (Bloomberg) -- Andrew Wallenstein nailed it: "The blinding wattage of all the assembled stars (from both sides of the camera) at #AppleEvent is a very muscular demonstration of how 'top shelf' Apple TV+ aims to be.
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