"Someone recently said to me that we all have our good angles and we all have our bad angles, so why do we let our bad angles carry so much more weight than our good angles?" she continued.
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"Someone recently said to me that we all have our good angles and we all have our bad angles, so why do we let our bad angles carry so much more weight than our good angles?" she writes.
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Honig says the viewing angles are decent (most in-flight screens have horrible viewing angles).
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Lightly wet one of the bottom angles of the pasta and then bring both bottom angles together.
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Lightly wet one of the bottom angles of the wonton wrapper and then bring both bottom angles together.
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I know the puzzle pieces fit together, but the angles—it always feels like the angles are slightly off.
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Normally, C-SPAN would have multiple angles to cut to using HD cameras mounted in different angles around the House.
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We just kept mixing those pitches up with a few different angles on the curveball and a few different angles on the fastball.
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A lot of the art of taking nudes is about the angles and experimenting with which angles are most flattering for your body.
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Further complicating matters, a pentagon's sides and angles aren't independent: Setting restrictions on the angles creates restrictions for the side lengths, and vice versa.
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I would also just say finding the angles and what works best for your body because everybody everybody has certain angles that look good.
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It's a big desktop computer of the slab variety, and because it's a slab, it can easily be adjusted for better viewing angles or drawing angles.
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Network Grammys red carpet special and Rodriguez was prepared, as always, to capture his girlfriend of two years' best angles (famously, all Lopez are good angles).
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But it's impossible to put 100-degree angles and 19753-degrees angles together to make 360 degrees: You can't add 100s and 140s together to get exactly 360.
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Masculine spaces tend to have a lot of hardware and a lot of hard 90 degree angles, whereas feminine spaces tend to have softer angles and fuller bodied turns.
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Rose then says that the triangle's two other angles must be 22 degrees because all the interior angles of a triangle must add up to 23 (22+23+22 = 180).
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There's video from all angles -- it's pretty amazing stuff.
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"The robot has no feeling in her tiny feet, but she senses the angles of her joints—for instance, her knee angles, hip angles and the rotation angle of her torso," Jessy Grizzle, professor of electrical engineering and computer science and of mechanical engineering from the University of Michigan, said in a press release.
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And hey, your significant other might know your angles, but these two prove that your best friend will sacrifice her own good angles (and laugh about it) for a photo of yours.
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The robot's body can twist to different heights and angles.
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He frequently changed angles and mixed up kicks and punches.
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Eyebrows shaped like coat hangers, fishtails, right angles, and halos?
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Not even its weird angles can make it look cool.
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We were coming at this story from completely different angles.
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"We have camera angles to see foil performance," Bringdal said.
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It's a 25p IPS LCD panel with flawless viewing angles.
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The apparent altercation was captured on video from multiple angles.
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We'd have to go after hours and figure out angles.
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Incessantly toggle through angles of escape and plans of attack.
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More experimentation with low camera angles and innovative camera locations.
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His story, viewed from multiple angles, becomes the film's centerpiece.
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So you do, obviously, have to look at all angles.
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By this time, investigators are likely looking at several angles.
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He couldn't work his angles even if he had them.
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The gas giant's rings don't crisscross at 90 degree angles.
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Alternatively go and read about angles in Finding the Art.
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Head stands, reflection photos and playful angles are all appreciated.
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Just putting it out there: This bird knows his angles.
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Other interests: Mirrors, ponds, learning about your best angles, geometry.
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Messi's free kick golazo vs USA from 9 different angles.
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I think we talked about it a couple Angles ago.
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Viewing angles are solid, and color reproduction is really crisp.
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Big decisions fraught with peril become evident from many angles.
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In each episode, she explores one topic from several angles.
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As for Antarctica, talk about being attacked from all angles.
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How you put together a match, how angles work, everything.
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Turns out there's a very simple reason behind the angles.
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Angles should be her goddamn forte at the present moment.
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Weldon captures candid moments from angles we aren't often shown.
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Mr. De Palma shrugged around our place checking camera angles.
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"I know they're there, the angles and compositions," he says.
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Freedman and Jaffrey, however, suggest new angles to this movement.
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We entered Ray's apartment, all hard angles and hard wood.
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They are able to tackle a problem from creative angles.
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They refresh old stories by telling them from new angles.
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Another thing was the New York and Washington, D.C., angles.
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And this year's agenda captures that reality from many angles.
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Other photographers used creative angles to capture the first look.
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It features portrait mode and wide angles for group selfies.
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"Hidden Figures" shows the complexity of prejudice from many angles.
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We must tackle this from all angles to extinguish it.
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He headed to the stage to work on camera angles.
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This new second-generation keyboard follows the path of the Surface Pro 2, which added two angles, so hopefully Apple's future third-generation model will include multiple angles just like the Surface Pro 3.
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In his high American Minimalist phase that followed, Venet's measured out white space, such as with "Position of Two Angles of 21965˚ and 278˚" (241) and "Position of Two Angles of 20193˚ and 22019˚" (21959).
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We adjusted for the most unflattering lighting and least forgiving angles.
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Window-bay columns project from the building at seemingly unusual angles.
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We do this around five times, to sufficiently capture all angles.
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No wide-shots of the team or crowd angles will stream.
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Thanks to camera angles, the license plate is kept hidden, too.
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It's not about shooting models from angles that look overtly predatory.
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The device slips into place at regular intervals at secure angles.
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That creates a soundscape with different angles, intensities, and tonal values.
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The more angles we use to approach this problem, the better.
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"We need to look at it from all angles," Schweiger says.
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We appreciate the exploration of new angles to create shareholder value.
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Garbrandt's last fight was a disappointment from a lot of angles.
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Try angles through a palm tree or a bush of flowers.
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During the learning phase, DON views an object from multiple angles.
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Typically sub-$500 laptops have dim displays with terrible viewing angles.
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Look at yourself naked in the mirror and from all angles.
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With her free hand she angles it out of the pocket.
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He sees openings and measures angles, counts nanoseconds and senses trouble.
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And from certain angles, you'd swear your chin could cut glass.
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Taken together, the new laws attack sexual harassment from different angles.
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They want to approach beauty from as many angles as possible
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It's one fight, with many factions attacking it from different angles.
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The scaffold consisted of thin metal bars placed at various angles.
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And conspiracies and lies are coming at us from all angles.
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It's outrageous but dignified, full of angles and muscle and splitters.
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It takes a lot longer, and you're limited to your angles.
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I think we're just coming from opposite angles on this one.
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Stories Highlights will let you exhibit the different angles of yourself.
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I've said it before but the NSX has no bad angles.
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The curved display also does a number on those viewing angles.
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Some of the differences are obvious — the camera angles, for instance.
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In signature Wright form, the house is devoid of right angles.
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Which is why these angles are the very definition of hackery.
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Clearly, his team is looking at all angles in this investigation.
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"(Richard) uses all of the angles on the court," Murray said.
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It allows for people who look at situations from different angles.
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I suspect there will be endless angles for generations to come.
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To do that, you have to work them from all angles.
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We'll shoot dozens of angles and scrutinize the disadvantages of each.
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Sexual deception has previously been studied from a few different angles.
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Finally, the PMT news is interesting from a couple of angles.
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What we're hearing: Advice is flying in from all angles... 1.
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We did nine takes, I believe, at least, from several angles.
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The sharp angles continue the design language of the C7 Vette.
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Devolving power would attack corruption from a number of different angles.
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Jhabvala is an artful geometer, and she skews her angles boldly.
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Writing by Jahmal Corner in Los Angles; Editing by John O'Brien
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Her teal, skin-baring Versace gown was stunning from all angles.
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His lead attorney, Ken Rosenfeld, is attacking this from all angles.
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Ona: I'm into extreme angles, which makes a selfie stick essential.
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They're also finding health care attack angles unique to their opponents.
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There are fewer subcultures and angles left to mine for inspiration.
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That means announcers, sideline reporters, multiple camera angles, replays and graphics.
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She angles her knees toward me, bag jiggling on her lap.
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And you can use pi to describe the size of angles.
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She can lob and generate acute angles with off-speed groundstrokes.
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"We're working multiple angles to get this done federally," he wrote.
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The shutdowns at Chinese factories have hit automakers from several angles.
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The shutdowns at Chinese factories have hit automakers from several angles.
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"A square has four angles and four equal sides," he said.
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We over-helped sometimes and gave her angles to go rebound.
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You develop the ability to approach a topic from different angles.
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This allows you to hit your chest muscles from different angles.
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Works are seen up close, from sharp angles and rarely whole.
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Sets with narrow viewing angles might only look good straight on.
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Fighting this epidemic will take solutions from a variety of angles.
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That gives it a lot of versatility with angles of view.
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The surrounding landscape allowed Golden to get shots with interesting angles.
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Finally, most pieces are torqued off-square — right angles are scarce.
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However, this needs to be looked at from many other angles.
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In three, tombstones in a cemetery are seen from different angles.
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Quijano is well-positioned to steer various angles of the conversation.
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The plot veers of at wild angles even in the trailer.
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He picked up the tablet and eyed it from several angles.
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Below, check out some more angles of the stunning wearable artwork.
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She moves around their various angles and orientations with her own.
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A similar argument will show that after the hexagon—whose 120-degree angles neatly fill 360 degrees—no other regular polygon will work: The angles at each vertex simply won't add up to 360 as required.
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Aesthetically, Apple is moving back to an industrial design with sharp angles.
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Is Cole Sprouse the person responsible for capturing Lili Reinhart's best angles?
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Then there's 26p (three dumbbells at right angles), which holds six electrons.
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I mean, these guys are going at us from all different angles.
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But there will be other angles where Mueller might be boxed in.
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"You're looking at populist sentiment from two very different angles," says Rep.
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We&aposre going to be at this from all angles right now.
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Note the quick cut-aways, extreme close-ups, and sharp shooting angles.
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"Miracle," finds the narrator looking for both angles, answers, love, and compassion.
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"We get a lot of input from a lot of different angles."
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Benglis has ensured that viewers can see the sculptures from all angles.
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From decades of molding clay, his fingers were slanted at terrifying angles.
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In his idle moments, he's usually shadowboxing, throwing combinations and cutting angles.
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The 32-year-old Robinson has considered the situation from all angles.
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The government has been going after student loan scammers from all angles.
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I posted multiple, well-lit pictures of each item, from different angles.
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Medieval Britons were a mishmash of Celts, Jutes, Saxons, Angles and Normans.
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Yes it is at right angles to where it should be pic.twitter.
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No announcers, wide-shots of the team or crowd angles will stream.
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Others teeter at precarious angles and shake when the wind is strong.
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Voyagers measure the angles between stars and the horizon using their hands.
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" I'm too vain to leave really ugly, ugly angles in," she explained.
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The photographs from this period capture his many stages from different angles.
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This time arbitrage means angles have significant time to offer strategic advice.
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Brooks suggests playing with angles: If you're shooting adults, try shooting above.
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It's equipped with 13 angles to help with contouring, concealing, and buffing.
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Los Angles kept the Jazz at arm's length throughout the second quarter.
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It was choppy and stuck out at awkward angles and looked awful!
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Bove sees benefits to banks from three angles: legislative, regulatory and economic.
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The H&M dynamic is an old, familiar one, from many angles.
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Flick through the slideshow below to see the cyberdeck from all angles.
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And she never posts just one single photo, the Queen has angles.
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Works from this time are playful and linear, stylized with wide angles.
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He pitched different angles and ideas, and was unrelenting in doing so.
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When viewed from different angles, you can see different levels of depth.
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Ingraham, Angles, you have some of my best friends on the show.
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Where others were all angles and image, R.E.M. were soft and ambiguous.
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I would be concerned about angles, I'd be concerned about my face.
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The photos featured different sultry angles of the model&aposs orange swimwear.
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Also from "certain angles" the whole speaker can look like it's floating.
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You've seen the video, but now we have pics from all angles.
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That also means women need to practice their draw from multiple angles.
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Interestingly, both will be targeted at pro users, albeit from different angles.
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Lopez is never shy about showing off her cleavage — from all angles.
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Sometimes it's all about the angles, even when it comes to pets.
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Everyone was looking at the same data set, yet from different angles.
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Contouring's sharp angles and exaggerated lines are a thing of the past.
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I like to think of all the possible angles around this issue.
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Some of the camera angles are slightly different in the new film.
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There were a ton of wrestlers working similar angles in Undertaker's orbit.
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Different camera angles also help convince people stay and watch the video.
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And a series of news reports have brought new angles to light.
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Why not seize the opportunity to examine the work from additional angles?
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The new holograms may also be viewed from all angles without distortion.
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And at right angles two different conflagrations were sweeping down upon it.
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Getting those angles right every time has taken him years of practice.
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These objects help the crew figure out the lighting and camera angles.
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Some appear to be at 90-degree angles to the sand floor.
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He genuinely cares about Naz, but he's still working all the angles.
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Try shooting at different angles to change the feeling of a photo.
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"The angles are easier, and it's really tough to miss," he said.
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Silhouetted skyscrapers rise from a deep fog, casting shadows at stark angles.
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They have great writing chops, and they know me from all angles.
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"All possible angles are being investigated," spokeswoman Luba Samri said without elaborating.
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There's also an optional $20 magnetic stand for adjusting viewing/camera angles.
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Jutting angles, razored cut-ins, bold scoops, and aerodynamics define the attitude.
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I think that there are multiple angles to tackle fascism and hatred.
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Nine Texas Tech players scored as the Raiders attacked from all angles.
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It was very modern — every room was rectangular with exact right angles.
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The sparkling lyricism of Mr. Barron's piano comes through at many angles.
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They attempted to shove it through from different angles with no luck.
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Pelosi's speaking style is less tangential than cubist, full of unexpected angles.
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He's all angles, rakishly slim, with slightly surprised, slightly sardonic blue eyes.
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So what was a bunch of sharp angles is now a curve.
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There are political angles to this story as well as sporting ones.
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Every player ought to be able to score, and from different angles.
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IPS panels have better viewing angles, and VA panels have better contrast.
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Look at the side of the screen and the camera angles rotate.
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The angles of the crinkles theoretically make them crunchier than other fries.
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At certain angles, you can absolutely see where the camera holes are.
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On the Greek Church, the two shots require different angles of attack.
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You'll relearn past lessons but from new angles and with new meanings.
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It is not unusual for news media to promote different story angles.
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Some more angles of pro-#DACA protests outside the White House pic.twitter.
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Everyone else angles for the best seat they can get in coach.
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And, yes, from side angles the screen had a strange blue tint.
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They want to hear angles that they're not getting from media sources.
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I stretch around people in the aisles, hitting all their angles visible.
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Or, was he simply interested in the cinematography and unique camera angles?
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"We were trying to be fairly conscious of camera angles," says Graham.
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By definition, the interior angles of a regular polygon are all equal, and since we know the number of angles (n) and their sum (180(n − 2)), we can just divide to compute the measure of each individual angle.
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Because it's an UltraSharp, the Dell has excellent color reproduction and viewing angles.
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At certain angles, the spindly legs of Giacometti's figures look like prison bars.
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Right now, we know it involves at least five separate investigative angles: 1.
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We explore those themes from three different angles in this episode of Intersection.
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It's for my angles, because I know how I want to shoot it.
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DJ Khaled's greatest skill doesn't lie in his catch phrases or Snapchat angles.
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The show can be viewed in a lot of different ways and angles.
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But we also need five sides that will fit together with those angles.
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Running home to throw away all our powder contours and master our angles.
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Speaking of angles, the Canvas can rise to a maximum of 11 degrees.
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The romance and nostalgia angles certainly helped… plus everyone in it is beautiful.
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So getting back to as a producer you're always looking for different angles.
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So, we get a lot of input from a lot of different angles.
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The leftover empty space reveals the extent to which their sharp angles gleam.
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What if it means having 360 degrees of angles to chose from instead?
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Yes, the story is a complex one with myriad angles and entry points.
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Each section of the building is occupied by lines, angles, and interlocking loops.
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"At this point we're looking at all potential angles," says the police spokesman.
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At the right angles, the phone looks like a luxurious piece of jewelry.
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With sharp angles and solid colors, it doesn't feel like a native app.
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New York and Los Angles each had fewer than 300 homicides in 2017.
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And it's a harsh one – all strong angles, towering structures, and rugged materials.
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Or it would let you use an optical zoom with two different angles.
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The display is bright and vibrant, with rich colors and good viewing angles.
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The S1R is large, imposing, and full of straight lines and right angles.
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"Some songs are hard work, and you try all these angles," Gorley said.
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The music is dramatic, and the impossible camera angles surreal and awe-inspiring.
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But it's clear that Mozilla wants to attack this issue from all angles.
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Angles show a writer who is feeling angry, determined, fearful, competitive or challenged.
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We also like the wide viewing angles offered by the IPS LCD display.
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It's bright, colors are rich and pop, and the viewing angles are wide.
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It even uses a split screen to show the action from different angles.
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Maybe it's the angles Gentilcore's skeptical of the way this photo was shot.
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But that's why you throw the puck at the net from bad angles.
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Their system accounts for people who might twist their swing at different angles.
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In less than a minute, Foldio360 captures your photos from all angles. Fancy.
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Rather, they're due to the changing angles between the sun, Earth, and moon.
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In addition, the moving between angles can be undertaken by the viewer themselves.
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Every week, I'll try to unwrap some unique angles from around the league.
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The never-ending search for angles was making me a poorer thinker, poorer
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At certain angles, you can't tell it has a battery or a motor.
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He said solar was ridiculous, because their roof was all the wrong angles.
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The bodycam video and surveillance camera footage is clear and gives multiple angles.
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And that all comes from delivering on that core concept from all angles.
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She's prey, and she knows it, but she's also working her own angles.
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Shifting camera angles will change your view of the world as you travel.
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The Cybertruck's sharp angles also drew comparisons to Porygon, of the original Pokémon.
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" Notre Dame coach Mike Brey said, "He got some great angles on us.
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Mergers involving slightly more oblique impact angles resulted in elongated shapes resembling Prometheus.
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Obviously there are a few angles in which I definitely resemble Mr. Bowie.
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Gentle angles, a set progression, rules to keep anything resembling madness at bay.
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The lobby is all angles and seating with a small customer service area.
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But that never reappears, though frozen shots and cockeyed camera angles occur throughout.
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So there's so many different angles that you have to get on board.
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Recognize the hatred that is thrown at us from so many angles. 2100.
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The angles and distances are, of course, slightly different in a southpaw v.
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If you cross over slightly different angles, frequencies work in a different way.
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It's a confusing mess of dropped angles, real-life grudges, and missed opportunities.
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The many orientations essentially offered views of the same molecule from different angles.
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The police snapped photos of her uncovered head and hair from several angles.
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The roof angles downwards and hangs over the porch, supported by wood beams.
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It's more precise to describe the size of angles in terms of pi.
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He came at oblique angles: Was I uncomfortable surrounded by so many women?
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Two headlines that hit two different angles on the graph were from Brooklyn.
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Lawsuits over family separation have already hit the federal government from several angles.
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"I hit low balls and high balls and lots of angles," Kohlschreiber said.
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The stunt was filmed from several angles and was up on YouTube immediately.
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Space, already deranged by off-balanced compositions and unusual angles, is thoroughly pulverized.
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It has four microphones, which stick out at various angles, hence the name.
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Bautista Agut tried everything, looking for tight angles on groundstrokes and attempting dropshots.
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Curved screens aren't for everyone, though, even on devices with less dramatic angles.
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Sketchbook An artist considers closure from all angles, some more precarious than others.
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Everything was perfect, from the food, to the reactions, to the camera angles.
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There were cars parked at odd angles with bullet holes through the windshields.
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Nevertheless, the continued rise in Asian savings looks less harmful from other angles.
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They saw electrons and positrons splitting off from the atom at unusual angles.
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Aviators tend to have both soft and hard angles in that teardrop shape.
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He's seen national security, Wall Street and white-collar corruption from all angles.
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Mr. McCloud said that hard edges and right angles conveyed an unintended sharpness.
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It doesn't automatically trigger—I've got to get into different angles and lighting.
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It could even be very proactive, actively looking for new allegations and angles.
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Avalanches are most prevalent on slopes with angles of 30 to 83 degrees.
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Cons: Mediocre viewing angles, 60Hz panel rather than 120Hz, no AirPlay 2 support.
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Peter Kaplan's métier as a photographer was the aerial shot from lofty angles.
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The eccentric, compound angles that join the wood require custom-fabricated metal plates.
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A camera in a shopping mall, for instance, can capture many different angles of your face over time, enabling a computer to model the way your head looks from different angles and making it easier for police to spot you.
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Sharapova served heavy, hit all the angles, and covered more ground than her opponent.
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With her comments, she covered as many angles as she had on the court.
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Replay ultimately provided no help, however, despite the time consumed and the angles evaluated.
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I always try it before and see what it looks like from different angles.
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The display can operate in portrait or landscape mode and offers wide viewing angles.
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The lines of the laptop are curvier, with soft swells instead of harsh angles.
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As a result, the final product features rough angles, tiny wings, and unrealistic proportions.
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The apartments were small and haphazardly decorated, with weird angles and little natural light.
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Both lighter and shorter dogs lifted their legs to higher angles than larger dogs.
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He moved around the room like a pro, capturing a variety of interesting angles.
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Before she starts, she finds head shots with different angles of the character online.
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Mouthwash also won't help or hurt the angles of the mouth when you rinse.
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Edwina Eddleston: As a founder, you get problems thrown at you from all angles.
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But we won't assume the side lengths and interior angles are all the same.
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It showed the angles of approach, the attack, and, most important, the escape route.
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No matter how many angles we see this from, it just doesn't get old.
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Sphero says it should be able to handle "steep angles" and "rough surfaces," too.
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See the show at least twice from different angles - at base and on top.
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Not since the original Thor has a film featured so many unmotivated Dutch angles.
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But at those super wide angles, that shouldn't be that much of a problem.
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It's a 6.4-inch OLED panel with rich, vibrant colors and excellent viewing angles.
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But as a trade-off, Dice can hit the ball at much sharper angles.
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Their own video demos show that it works from most, but not all angles.
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Just put thought into where you're putting it, and be cautious about viewing angles.
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He decided to use simple lighting and straightforward angles and focus on their faces.
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But we are also reminded of the camera angles which those storyboards didn't include.
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I thought that there were a number of important media angles to the story.
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Perhaps the circular design doesn't float your boat and you prefer something with angles.
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If it's square, it gives you more angles to hold it and contour it.
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This update isn't the first time Snapchat has tried different camera angles in Stories.
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Robin Thicke found the right angles playing amateur photographer with GF April Love Geary.
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Knolling is the process of organizing related objects in parallel or 90-degree angles.
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Many of you in this room have covered it from a number of angles.
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Spencer had three on the finish line offering different angles of the crucial moment.
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Since the smaller satellites have multiple angles, their measurements were around twice as accurate.
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The Earth is a three-dimensional object and has multiple angles of its own.
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A concussive blast slamming into the foreground of a scene angles you back sharply.
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The subjects tend to be pixelated, shot from odd angles, or straight up photoshopped.
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Freeing the fixed camera angles of the original game is also a big deal.
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And so I decided to look at the issue from a few different angles.
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Travel through time in spirals of different sizes, occasionally jutting out at odd angles.
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What's strange is seeing the monster without CGI or clever editing and camera angles.
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I have it mounted above my fire place and the viewing angles are terrific!
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It's always one step ahead of me, with all angles already covered — quite literally.
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We wanted to find out the trading angles that have emerged from these reports.
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" "They had fire a meter away from me and then did angles and stuff.
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The stadium loved it ... and other angles of the chant revealed a DOPE scene.
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Some have you looking at the world from different angles to find a solution.
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Directors can manipulate motion, stitching, camera angles, and even develop logic making scripts interactive.
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The film's first 20 minutes does feature op-ed sound bites from predictable angles.
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In order to confront this issue, we need to address security from all angles.
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I go in [the Delusion mansion] and look at certain angles; how it looks.
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The Xperia X does look like a Sony phone at all angles, at least.
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The paths you take can be replayed at various speeds and from various angles.
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It's a big departure for a series known for its detached, cinematic camera angles.
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Viewing angles are great as well and the screen's still visible under direct sunlight.
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Dunn brings other angles to the show that most personal-finance shows leave out.
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The footage was taken by several body cameras, showing the arrest at different angles.
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To me, a renewed "tech press" needs to have both optimistic and pessimistic angles.
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While the whale Croft photographed is indeed "huge," the man also worked his angles.
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Fellow direct-to-consumer start-ups like Away and Bluesmart are working similar angles.
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On the trail this year, candidates have swung at the issue from all angles.
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They built a diverse portfolio to foster innovation from many, and sometimes unexpected, angles.
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It appeared from the two angles that he had nothing in his right hand.
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Toni Morrison approached the enduring phenomenon of American bigotry and nativism from many angles.
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The display is full HD (20163,920 x 1,080) and IPS with wide viewing angles.
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I start to see glass vitrines, embedded at impossible angles on a steep outcrop.
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Coachella is a place where people who know their Instagram angles can run wild.
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Bend your arms and lower your body until your arms form 90-degree angles.
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A couple of Stanton's old friends appear to look at death from other angles.
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He was even nice enough to post a few more angles on his Instagram.
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I'm constantly groping for them when trying to adjust viewing angles or move around.
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We use several photos from different angles to create a template of an actress.
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Lastly, there's the wedge screen, where each big attacks Walker's defender from opposite angles.
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The 3D rendering at top is formed by analyzing various close-ups and angles.
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We asked sociologists, economists, geographers and historians to describe the divide from different angles.
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He asks great questions so that we can consider all angles and possible outcomes.
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Like his elder brother, Machida is great at cutting angles when he needs to.
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Data spews at us from all angles, inundating us with ideas, culture, and creativity.
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Facing an uphill fight, the deepfake detectives have approached the problem from numerous angles.
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I move around the work, positioning myself to direct paint flow from specific angles.
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Think about those camera angles in the Spencer Mansion of the original Resident Evil.
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He cannot give up angles for free, it's human instinct to face your opponent.
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His advice: Try photographing the pup and food with creative angles and more postproduction.
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So turning the perspective onto myself from different angles was frightening and new, radical.
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A rich body of work in political science examines these ideas from different angles.
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These new tools simply help us see each constellation more clearly, from fresh angles.
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How many times have I gone and viewed my childhood home from various angles?
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It can be adjusted to various angles, and it even has a massage function.
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Officers often find themselves in situations involving bad lighting, tricky angles, or quick motion.
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From multiple angles, we witness the events that led to their daughters being killed.
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The company opened its first late last year on Melrose Avenue in Los Angles.
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That's OK because they're successful hard driving business executives who play all the angles?
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They photographed 313 household objects at 50 different angles with varying backgrounds and perspectives.
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According to the lawsuit, the encounter was caught on video surveillance from two angles.
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The Sky News main channel will continue to report on "all angles of Brexit."
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There are multiple angles showing the fall on Twitter, and they all look... painful.
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A lot of major news stories this week made for many interesting retail angles.
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As you move your head around, you can see the scene from different angles.
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As businesses change, companies need employees who can understand those changes from different angles.
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So without further ado, here's the Galaxy S8 from all angles, courtesy of leaks.
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Among his targets: lesbians, Jews, and women, CNN and the Los Angles Times reported.
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Gandini also gave the car a body covered in sharp, aggressive angles and lines.
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These fine books approach the topic of Revolutionary-era cultural production from complementary angles.
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Paddock would move from window to window looking at the site from different angles.
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From certain angles, they are all impressive; from others, they are all deeply flawed.
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In other words, we need to tackle the puzzle from a variety of angles.
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Those were good angles with clear consequences, and they were good stories worth doing.
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Film directors often linger on Miller's face, its catlike angles and Pacific-colored eyes.
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What does it mean that they're using these more—I guess—realistic angles, lately?
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Maybe we will see fresh new angles and interpretations in her designer's visual sensibility.
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It sometimes seems like we're facing dangers from all angles in the 21st century.
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But there's power there and it comes from strange angles and at odd times.
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So take a peek at some other angles of this ridiculous play: and Yup.
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Scientists will need to tackle the mysteries of the moon's formation from two different angles.
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Although the general principles regarding distortion remain the same, the psychology behind #angles may differ.
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Editor's Note: A previous version of this post referred to Los Angles Azules as Azules.
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Soccer girls stand like they know which angles are bad for their knees and spines.
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What range of starting velocity angles will result in a collision between these two balls?
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The rangefinder overlays images of the subject entering the camera from two different angles (A).
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The wings and tail section are strewn at odd angles in a pile of wreckage.
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In order to prevent this, scientists randomly switch the detector between the two measurement angles.
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I would like to really ask her, 'What happened?' because there's so many different angles.
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They'd been asked for 12-15 camera angles in a given scene; they provided three.
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Some of the camera angles were dizzying, but other bits of imagery really worked well.
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News cameras were rolling when the bomb exploded — broadcasting Wells' death live, from multiple angles.
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The angles match up better for jabbing when both men are in the same stance.
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Lift your legs into a table-top position, so that they form 90-degree angles.
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Can we just take a moment to appreciate how well these gorillas know their angles?
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It's amazing on both sides to be able to share the world from different angles.
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These projected information such as compass headings, altitude and banking angles onto the cockpit canopy.
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I had the opportunity to see and experience effects of the recession from multiple angles.
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The features are also pretty similar, albeit on a larger screen, with different camera angles.
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The mob wants to dictate who tells which stories, and what angles they will share.
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BuzzFeed News has also reached out to the Port of Los Angles for additional information.
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When wrestlers age out, it's acknowledged through crass shit like heart attack or dementia angles.
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But Keenan, a school chum of Sinatra's daughter Nancy, thought he had the angles figured.
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Dean points out that Klein's imagery can be interpreted from two, sometimes three, different angles.
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Hard to tell when this photo was taken, though ... and angles make a huge difference.
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Have you ever looked at yourself from a third-person perspective, and from different angles?
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While those missiles landed at sea near Japan, both were fired at highly lofted angles.
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Star Trek fans who never tire of getting fresh angles on an old, familiar story.
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Angles will make anyone look bigger or smaller and I just happen to know mine.
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"We just started working the angles and figuring out what we could do," he said.
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"We believe there are a number of angles for Microsoft to drive growth," said Reback.
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Most mayors courting China focus solely on investment, but Parris was playing all the angles.
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What exactly was I doing in Thailand's capital, the infamous city of angels and angles?
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THERE is something comforting in a dictionary: right angles, a pleasing heft, reassuringly rigid covers.
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It also now includes two angles instead of the single one on the existing keyboard.
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Cassini took wide shots and close-ups across several wavelengths and from wildly different angles.
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Because we have multiple camera angles on that exact moment from a variety of photographers.
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They're posed, in their best angles with a tight or flexed tummy in "good" lighting.
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The head pivots around angles like a disposable but the action is crisp and nice.
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Check out these up close shots of cigarettes burning away—the angles are pretty gnarly.
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Her fiction shows the travails of modern Hungarian history from oblique but sharply illuminating angles.
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Büyüktaş stitches multiple photographs framed from different altitudes and angles to create his final images.
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Photographers diligently seek out angles that will make the opportunity offered them look vaguely interesting.
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Samsung claims that curved screens provide more generous viewing angles than TVs with flat panels.
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The Z9F promises near-flawless viewing angles and best-in-class motion clarity and smoothness.
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Gregg, there is a lot of Russian angles in this that are not being investigated.
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"They know their angles, they know exactly how to twist at the waist," he said.
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So we found that with three different angles for sparkle, we have a good characterization.
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"It's not good news — coral are getting hit from a lot of angles," said Davis.
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We look at two cameras that approach the iconic quadrilateral instant photo from new angles.
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The sheet gradually revealed mat grey bodywork underneath, rippling with sharp angles and gaping inlets.
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There are several angles, and one features a slow-motion closeup of the ankle itself.
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Hader slings fastballs and sliders at menacing angles and has absurdly dominated hitters this season.
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No one effortlessly sits around with their makeup perfectly done in flattering lighting and angles.
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No waiting for fans fumbling with their phones and struggling to find the right angles.
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Other angles, captured from the audience, show the altercation between dancers, security, and the stranger.
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A lot of pucks just happen to hit him because his angles are so good.
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The promotional images show the phone's front side from both straight-on and side angles.
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"[I'm trying to] shoot it from different angles at the basket," he told VICE Sports.
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They invite us to look at the world from new angles and through fresh eyes.
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This book, Dronescapes, is a tribute to embracing new technology and playing with new angles.
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But scene after scene brings in the same dynamic, frantic cutting, and constantly shifting angles.
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Even the Surface Pro 2 shipped with a slightly tweaked kickstand that supported two angles.
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It's bright, lush with color (highlighted by Sony's beautiful wallpapers), and has great viewing angles.
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It's also bright with good viewing angles and covered in Gorilla Glass 4 for durability.
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This 5.5-inch IPS LCD has 1080p resolution, excellent viewing angles, and accurate color balance.
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In short, the 901F looks sharp, bright, and smooth from all sorts of viewing angles.
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A 2014 study in the journal Circulation analyzed the data from a number of angles.
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These new angles also let the writers make the conflicts on these shows more relatable.
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Pliskova also created acute angles with groundstrokes that proved too sharp for Konjuh to handle.
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The new 3D camera also lets people view a picture or video from different angles.
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This return to a sort of normalcy can be seen from a few different angles.
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Walk most avenues in Central Harlem, and the tidy townhouses march along at all angles.
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All that's left, now, are imaginary angles and broadcasts from the outer orbits of takesmanship.
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Add in some strategic posing and camera angles and a pop music legacy is born.
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And Harron's camerawork is woozy throughout, without resorting to tired, tilted angles or gimmicky shots.
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Images of the interiors reveal a multitude of odd angles, creating corners that offer semiprivacy.
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Virtual reality uses many camera lenses to record the same scene from hundreds of angles.
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And there is, above all, Ms. Gréco's face, with its sharp angles and geometric enigmas.
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Kabaddi demands speed, strength, timing, skill at playing angles and all kinds of fancy footwork.
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Complicating everything was the fact that a cave has no straight lines, no right angles.
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There's lyrical sweep but modernist angles from the ensemble of 11, conducted by Geoffrey McDonald.
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The hairstyle is rather simple: a high fade pompadour with sharp angles at the temple.
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Note: ERN and ERNE can have nonavian meanings and those will employ different cluing angles.
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BEST Michigan State, a No. 3 seed, looks good from a lot of analytic angles.
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Tony's friend was all sharp angles, except for his laugh, which was soft and melodious.
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Buildings seem to be leaning on or over one another, slicing off at odd angles.
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Calculator We have looked at rents in cities across the United States from many angles.
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Videos taken from different angles show the two sides brawling, and someone using chemical spray.
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The tapered bands, whose angles become less pronounced, add a disruptive twist to the experience.
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Balls smashed with high exit velocities and high launch angles can still turn into outs.
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It has been called noble, eclectic, generous and inclusive — not inaccurate characterizations from certain angles.
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"It was important to examine the case from all angles and directions," Mr. Yaitanes said.
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The federal building is a bunker, all right angles and gray concrete, completed in 210.
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No obnoxious SUVs at odd angles, half-on, half-off the sidewalk, squeezing out pedestrians.
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People from different backgrounds approach problems from different angles—that much should be blindingly obvious.
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The camera then reverses angles, and viewers see the white canvas suddenly turn vivid red.
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Both horizontal and vertical viewing angles are 178 degrees, and the response time is 4ms.
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There are no walls jutting in at odd angles, no overhangs or extreme wind tunnels.
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"Their beaks are really wide and they open their beaks at tremendous angles," Podos said.
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So now we have two angles to go on for the rest of the solve.
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People from different backgrounds approach problems from different angles—that much should be blindingly obvious.
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BuzzFeed's Ruby Cramer and Darren Sands looked at the argument that followed from all angles.
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That means photos should be well lit, taken from several angles and in sharp focus.
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Pit crews huddled in tents along the track, monitoring their cars from many camera angles.
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It's all about money and getting ahead and hedging your bets and playing the angles.
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These complementary angles enable us to extract synergies between venues and pool our savoir-faire.
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Choosing camera angles and sounds lets every user hone in on what grabs their attention.
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There were multiple angles of the shooting including dashcam video and video from a helicopter.
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The vendor of the M16 was able to offer multiple photo angles of the item.
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Make a list of key shots, shoot at sunrise and sunset and experiment with angles.
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If he gets by, you've got to cut him off and take the right angles.
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Walkways give you different angles to approach them and walk right under them as well.
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Because there are so many different angles to take, you can have fun with it.
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It's more about ways of seeing and camera styles, camera angles, lighting, things like that.
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"Who wants to see yourself from all angles?" the Warriors' president, Rick Welts, asked facetiously.
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And the emergency declaration is already being challenged in the courts from numerous different angles.
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What to expect: One of the Big Apple's most cherish record shops from all angles.
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Eyes shut, he angles his head around the mic like he's making out with it.
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I think it's a combination of the angles and the intense interaction between the figures.
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As with Yang's figures, seeing these semi-abstract forms from multiple angles delivers pleasurable surprises.
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Society has groomed us to identify certain angles and expressions as attractive while others are not.
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All the coaches possess camera skills to record an athlete's trick from a variety of angles.
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Each was exposed to controlled videos depicting people unlocking their phones from a variety of angles.
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The art direction makes the most of a cold, harsh landscape, playing with angles and silhouettes.
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She instructs us to photograph her "good side," but from all angles, her beauty remains intact.
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While these two drinks do share that heating ability, they come at it from opposite angles.
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It's big bezel and sharp angles can't even beat the gentle curves of an Apple Watch.
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This ancient trigonometric method measures the angles in a triangle formed by three survey control points.
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The camera footage from various angles along with witness accounts also helped them reconstruct the shooting.
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It's more that the music is unrelentingly tense; the melodies intersect at obtuse and strange angles.
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Since the military shot multiple angles of these tests, approximately 10,000 films of the explosions exist.
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Lens, from various angles, failed to identify any of the three Google Home devices I have.
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Their technique can be scrutinized movement by movement, pinpointing limb and joint angles, with quantitative feedback.
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Then, we try different things, different takes, and different angles from Valencia's point of view, specifically.
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It also features a 3D view, so you can check it out from all possible angles.
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The headphones are bafflingly stuck into Giuliani's skull at both 30- and 45-degree angles, respectively.
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In Florida, where groundwater re-emerges, the river networks have much wider angles between their tributaries.
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It has flowing lines, crisp angles and just the right look on and off the road.
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This pentagon has been constructed to have angles of 90, 90, 90, 100 and 19773 degrees.
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The pictures and videos put architecture, nature, and humanity on display from unexpected heights and angles.
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An opposition is one of the major astrological aspects, or angles, that can appear between planets.
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If you're unable to afford a headshot, enlist a friend who knows all your best angles.
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Those angles are used to make digitally zoomed-in photos appear more detailed and higher resolution.
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Like the G3, the Theragun G3Pro has a triangular shape that offers you multiple grip angles.
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The OLED displays are equally good on both phones, with good viewing angles, resolution, and colors.
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The screen's brightness (27 percent brighter than the prior model) and viewing angles are also excellent.
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The left and right wings of the opened Galaxy Fold also reflected light at different angles.
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Viewing angles of the display are good, and the 5.5-inch size feels just about right.
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The first Echo was big and plasticky and clunky, with all sorts of weird, brutalist angles.
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This was a super angled blunt cut that complemented Kim's face and jawline from all angles.
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Behind us a hall of blades swished and sliced at odd angles, presenting a difficult escape.
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As a fund, we have invested in companies attacking the insurance industry from very different angles.
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" She continued, "I don't really think I have the fattest ass, but I know my angles.
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And you know they would be rotating their face from different angles and up and down.
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Yes, it's the reporter's job to try and dissect all of the angles of a storyline.
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They sometimes seemed too exciting for that: sweeping stairways, soaring glass, razor-sharp angles, scintillating slopes.
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Colors are rich, blacks are as dark as they can be, and viewing angles are tremendous.
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Here are three angles the film could have used that would have made it more worthwhile.
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Anna Victoria is proving that it's possible to have "bad angles," even with a six-pack.
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Some had entered at odd, multiple angles as people crouched in an attempt to protect themselves.
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Do you really want to charge all your devices at sharp right angles to each other?
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Basically, if you're using your phone across a natural series of angles it can unlock it.
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I love the overhead angles of the cliff that reveal just how dramatic that plummet is.
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And with a dress that glitters from all angles, it's important to show off the back.
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Behind us a hall of blades swished and sliced at odd angles, presenting a difficult escape.
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OLED's perfect blacks, great contrast, and super-wide viewing angles are something LCDs still can't match.
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But it retains most of the same features, including two viewing angles, and Apple Pencil storage.
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The 178-degree viewing angles seem sufficient if you want to make your own stand, though.
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Her apt response towards the election's winner: Donald Trump's signature has absolutely no curves, only angles.
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There are some unexpected angles that are quite interesting, and some are that are even entertaining.
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Those kind of effects make a paint "goniochromatic"—meaning the finish looks different from different angles.
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Using a special rig, she carefully tilts the sample to get as many angles as possible.
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The clunky controls, pre-rendered backgrounds, and forced camera angles of the original game are gone.
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A suspect was captured on surveillance video, but the camera angles didn't capture the person's face.
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Brees, 38, displays his pinpoint accuracy by hitting both moving and stationary targets at all angles.
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As I found with the G5, I like having the option to choose between shooting angles.
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The home viewing category winner, LiveLike, lets you watch games in virtual reality from multiple angles.
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You've probably used leveling tools before on your smartphone to salvage pictures taken at awkward angles.
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Movie sets are often an illusion — unlike real places, they're only convincing from certain camera angles.
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The 5-inch screen isn't HD; it's 480 x 854, and viewing angles are pretty wretched.
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The prototype uses onboard sensors and PIQ's algorithms to analyze speed, turning angles, and other data.
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David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas is full of indirect angles that all manage to reveal deeper truths.
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Even on a tilted screen, I expected the Dial to hold on (at reasonable angles anyway).
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The more acute the top two angles, the more youthful the look is perceived in Korea.
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The 2200-inch 2100p full HD screen is crispy and bright with very wide viewing angles.
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In the latest challenge, participants have been tasked with using driving data to predict steering angles.
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Throughout Endless's 45-minute run time, the setting never changes, and the camera angles rarely do.
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She is our Vermeer, patiently observing and chronicling daily life but from angles odd and askew.
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"I do think it's inevitable from a few angles," Paul told CNBC in a recent interview.
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Roofs had collapsed earthward, the buildings' innards — mattresses, curtains, chair legs — sticking out at odd angles.
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And to do so, I need them to fund cancer research from all these different angles.
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It's a third-person action game with fixed camera angles, played with an Xbox One controller.
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The cuts and camera angles are also an important part of how Virginia tells its story.
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Desiigner is fascinatingly unhinged: bug-eyed, head tilted at odd angles, dabbing constantly and seemingly uncontrollably.
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In a recent study, they calculated distortion of facial features at different camera distances and angles.
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Experiment with different angles and vibration patterns and intensities to figure out what works for you.
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This can also help to deliver different angles on the same story to readers, he notes.
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It inspired a design of typically outsized imagination: a winged composition, all sharp angles and protrusions.
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The yacht's geometric shapes and sharp angles were inspired by the military ships and stealth planes.
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She's cynical, knows her selfie angles, and uses meme culture to channel her daily existential crisis.
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The watching crowd delights at the awkward angles at which they invariably fall into the Mediterranean.
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In most periscopes, the mirrors are placed at 45-degree angles, with the viewer looking forward.
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In any case, this is a joy ride that will be thoroughly investigated from many angles.
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There are other angles at which 'Ulysses' can be viewed profitably, but they are not many.
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The angles of both elbows answer each other; the arms and shoulder describe a descending zigzag.
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It's full of unexpected angles, more like gazing into a prism than like reading a manifesto.
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There are four different high res images of the same scene taken from slightly different angles.
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That mastery of shapes and angles is a rare gift; very few post scorers have it.
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Witte discovered that Taylor and Turner had different videos of the incident, shot from different angles.
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One note: This type of cutting doesn't lend itself well to blunt, sharp angles and fringe.
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They just took footage from a few angles, rewound it, and voila, you've got your landing.
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And as it turns out, there's actually a reason behind its bright colors and odd angles.
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Fighting piracy is a worthwhile pursuit, and it is being approached by multiple angles and parties.
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Abdu Ali and Dan Deacon attack from different angles, but they're tearing towards the same location.
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Mr. Issac used X-acto and beveled knives to create convincing metallic angles in the foam.
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The mannequins here are positioned at multiple angles, sometimes making the front of the outfits imperceptible.
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Artists look at a collection more freely and greedily than most of us, from odd angles.
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There are many angles of the Royal Wedding being explored on television in the coming week.
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"I had never seen anyone be able to shoot the angles he was shooting," White said.
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Above all, she can create acute angles and big openings with her flat, often overpowering groundstrokes.
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Videos surfaced following the event taken from several different angles clearly showed what happened, he said.
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It consists of a single main street and higgledy-piggledy alleys shooting off at strange angles.
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The B9 offers superior black levels, contrast, and viewing angles over traditional LCD and QLED displays.
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Bright eyeliner is applied in doodles or at sharp angles far away from the lash line.
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Sanders will attend five events across California this week, including a Los Angles rally with Rep.
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I had no problems with the fingerprint reader, even with my finger placed at varied angles.
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The pieces must be regular polygons, with all sides the same length and all angles equal.
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There are other startups hoping to address the sad state of mental health from different angles.
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This stand also offers three viewing angles and fits cases up to a half-inch thick.
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While exploring angles on the landscape, he bent at the waist, swaying from side to side.
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We jockeyed for the best angles at the scoreboards and coordinated via the Slack messaging app.
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The problem of nuisance patent litigation has been also attacked from a number of different angles.
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All straight lines and knife-sharp angles, it makes armored military vehicles look cuddly by comparison.
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The woman stood and stared into a handheld mirror, admiring her new fade from all angles.
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In one session, students study a limestone sculpture that appears different when viewed from various angles.
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Different angles shift the patterns and shapes, different perspectives reveal yet even more details and colors.
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She drags the blade across her skin from various angles to achieve the closest cut possible.
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So yes, I was aware I was repeating those shots — the same angles for those shots.
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The angles are created by laying bricks in diamond shapes across the middle of the building.
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Other neighborhoods are hit hard by liquefaction, with houses tipped and twisted at odd, unnatural angles.
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This jittery work sets up a conflict between hard angles and the feminine litheness of curves.
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The VR broadcasts will be fully produced with dedicated announcers, multiple camera angles, and optimized VR graphics.
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The new banner is intended to bring unique story angles to the studio's iconic heroes and villains.
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At the end of the shoot we had every take, from every scene, from many different angles.
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The woman then allegedly proceeds forward, re-angles her car, and reverses out of the parking lot.
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Sophia specializes in reporting unique cultural and consumer angles that illustrate the growth of the Chinese economy.
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At times, the DNC has felt like an attempt to shield Clinton from attacks from all angles.
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And we've seen a lot of success in tackling that by analyzing the techniques from multiple angles.
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You get to show neatly manicured moments without the burden of life's small talk and unflattering angles.
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The study took a look at the concept of an "ideal body" from a few different angles.
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For example, consider the pentagon below, whose interior angles measure 100, 100, 100, 100 and 140 degrees.
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They stood up against the barrier and crouched low on the ground for the best photo angles.
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The VMAs white carpet had plenty of skin-baring numbers to keep you entertained from all angles.
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The big picture: Though they work separately, the two economists have tackled climate change from different angles.
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Last week was Sex Week for us; we published 12 fascinating stories about sex from various angles.
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They hover around a wooden backed chair, which angles away from the viewer, and its unseen occupant.
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The "meta-skin" is a step up from that, cutting down on waves scattering at different angles.
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ET: Irma has triggered tropical storm warnings as far away as Atlanta, the Los Angles Times reports.
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My angles were on and I forced them to hit the post, which I'm always happy with.
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The interior is a pleasure to walk around in, with everything at awkward angles and telescoping lines.
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For all-access subscribers, there's also a robust tool for viewing matches from different angles and perspectives.
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The space is hot, with a number of players opting for different angles to enter the market.
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Turning around and changing angles with your camera just requires the movement of a lot more stuff.
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I suppose the point is to tell you which angles and poses will make you look younger.
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"Paddock would move from window to window looking at the site from different angles," the report states.
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All three 2017 televised reconsiderations of the Menendez brothers promised "new" angles in order to stand out.
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The video simulation also compares different angles at which the asteroid could hit the body of water.
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"We've been constantly targeted daily by fake profiles, by trolls, by racists from all angles," he said.
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Her beloved abstract surfaces can be described geometrically, with angles, lengths and areas, or algebraically, with equations.
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The setup involves vertical lenses and mounts that attach to your gaming monitors at 130-degree angles.
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"It's clear that, as a distributor, we have to look at this from various angles," Grisolia said.
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It's more conservatory than mirrorball, bringing in the light, and making it dance across the crystalline angles.
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Another issue with the IPS screen used on the EVO3-S is its very narrow viewing angles.
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The gold tier will give viewers a "fully-produced" VR experience with multiple camera angles (including courtside).
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I also believe that it works at slightly wider angles now, though it may be my imagination.
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Given that it's an OLED, though, we can expect deep blacks, vivid colors, and wide viewing angles.
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The notch isn't for everyone, and the screen does have some color issues at extreme viewing angles.
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Our plan will invest tens of billions of dollars to attack the problem from several different angles.
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A visual map shows the most viewed angles by measuring whenever viewers moves more than 30 degrees.
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They're too outré to drum up much awards talk, with too many odd angles and frayed ends.
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Luckily for Grande, Davidson carries a brush to make sure her 'do is 'gramable from all angles.
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The VAR watches the same angles that are shown by the broadcasters, but in a different sequence.
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Security camera footage from the streets usually captures suspects' faces at weird angles or in bad lighting.
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The shocking footage spread on social media, allowing fans to see the close call from multiple angles.
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This massive tool set has you covered from all angles, and it's on sale for 62% off.
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Josephine also complains a lot about how she can't see all of Claire's body from certain angles.
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The table's unexpected and natural shape puts all parties at ease and obliquely prevents confrontational discussion angles.
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This transformation can be looked at from three angles: smart consumption, smart supply chain and smart logistics.
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It's a curved 1900R IPS display with Nvidia G-Sync, providing wide viewing angles and amazing resolution.
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But when it comes to reliving the night from all angles, you can't do better than Instagram.
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She angles the cell phone camera upward, as document and guard, a rejection of surrender, submission, silence.
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Twice daily Emirates flights to Boston, Los Angles, and Seattle will be reduced to once a day.
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"A bike's handling is a very sensitive function of the various angles in the frame," Morley posted.
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The tablet's 12-inch display clocks in at 2160 x 1440, offering up 160-degree viewing angles.
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Ross says cannabis-derived medications work so well for migraines because they're tackling them from multiple angles.
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His build is athletic without any defining angles: no Tyson biceps, no Holyfield traps, no Hearns sinew.
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Some screens overlap or are at right angles, so no one will receive exactly the same lessons.
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Since all the other tables in the restaurant were open, I tried out a few different angles.
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It requires a shrewd awareness of lighting, consideration of angles, and a degree of lower back pain.
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The tactics were military-equivalent -- he broke out two windows to achieve two tactical angles of fire.
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"We attack the safety part from different angles," says V. Anand Sankaran, the chief electric powertrain engineer.
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Cue the woozy camera angles and zoom-ins, because Joe now has two crises on her hands.
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You'll be able to better visualize players' strokes and the angles from which they sank the balls.
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Others in the automotive industry are working on sensor technologies meant to detect vehicles from all angles.
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She's doing takes from different angles over again and she has to nail it every single time.
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It comes at you from all angles, but you don't know, I didn't know who it was.
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Seen from some angles, the towers look like four slender people doing an open-armed yoga exercise.
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Know someone who trolls for bluefish off the coast of Florida or angles for salmon in Alaska?
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And definitely learn about the best angles and how to realize what's in the background of pictures.
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" "There are no angles or snakes that devour you, and there's no great insight or mystical experience.
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They can function as different angles, lenses, and so forth, but it's still the same writer seeing.
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How else would we have gotten all those different angles of Travis Scott falling in the hole?
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I'm skipping ahead during the ring introductions, the iffy camera angles on the "ring girls," the walkouts.
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The second round opened and Hales still showed her boxing superiority by executing shots from awkward angles.
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The corners, rather than sharp right angles which a fighter can be herded into, are almost inconsequential.
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Here, Miley is able to put her head on the floor from angles that seem physically inconceivable.
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But because I only do money shots, we have to change camera angles and set it up.
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This surgery also smoothes the face of any sharp angles, which are associated with thin, aging skin.
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In 13 Hours and the Bad Boys films' car chases, you cut from high to low angles.
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"It's much like photographing on the ground really—trying different angles and elevations and light," Burdeny explains.
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The format is particularly efficient, as it allows for longer scenes that are captured from several angles.
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In a few weeks, it should land in the City of Angles for the LA auto show.
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The official competition was notable for big films that approached issues of social concern from surprising angles.
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Multiple cameras provided different angles of the keyboard; transcriptions of the music scrolled along as he played.
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While the photos aren't videos, the ability to check them out from different angles makes them dynamic.
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Make sure to take photos of the outside of the house — and surrounding area — from many angles.
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The angles are severe, the focus is fuzzy, a third of the canvas is out of frame.
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As she talks about her art and her perspective, she often angles her eyes towards the floor.
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Her fluidity is stark as she glides, ghost-like, in a room of sharp and lifeless angles.
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Additionally, the shirt was see-through from certain angles, exposing even more of her chest and bra.
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The president's push also has national security officials thinking about the economic angles of international flash points.
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Speaking to Israelis and Palestinians, Hare reflects on the wall from political, philosophical, historical and aesthetic angles.
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Learn to "untangle the angles" around every corner until you start to keep your promises to yourself.
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On "The Late Late Show," James Corden took aim at Mr. Trump from a variety of angles.
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A narrow window, 219 by 2111 inches, angles upward so only a sliver of sky is visible.
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But after seeing the same scene from dozens of different angles, there's no doubt about what happened.
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She asked him for tips, and he gave her notes on her angles, her affect, her presentation.
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That style can work when relievers are at their best, flummoxing lineups with different angles and pitches.
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They converge from different angles on the same possible perp, who is, alas, catastrophically easy to spot.
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Because no matter what you draft, it is going to be criticized from both sides, both angles.
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Sadly, however, viewing angles on the P-Series Quantum aren&apost as impressive as some other displays.
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The house is an architectural trophy, made of steel, wood, and glass, all sharp angles and sunlight.
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However, Trump's policies could squeeze entrepreneurs and members of the gig economy from a number of angles.
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It handles the curves and angles of legs and ankles, softens the skin, and prevents clogged razorheads.
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This all-afternoon show approaches the legacy of Fela Kuti, the creator of Afrobeat, from three angles.
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The entire thing looks very Alienware-y, too, with white plastic, hexagon accents, and sharp angles everywhere.
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You can supposedly use your face to unlock the phone from a variety of angles, for example.
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I think we have to go both broader and deeper and look at it from different angles.
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There are layers and multiple angles to take in, if we want to size things up properly.
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Face ID is a little bit faster and works at more angles, but it's not particularly dramatic.
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It's just a little faster than before, and it works from a slightly larger range of angles.
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And then I went to this place which, from many angles, looked like the early nineteen-hundreds.
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But it's also the stillness and the way the light softens the sharp angles of each room.
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"Some retailers do collect demographic data through sensors mounted at angles to collect facial imagery," says Hartjen.
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Perhaps that's because men and women seem to approach the discussion about condom use from different angles.
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She gave the severed heads punk makeovers — cut their hair at lopsided angles, drew on their faces.
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Another solo moves through extreme angles of light, in an arc, as if from sunrise to sunset.
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It also has a range of 43 miles and can climb angles of up to 10 degrees.
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From some angles, Santos looked like a cross-dressing gangster; from others, like a futuristic pop star.
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No matter where you are sitting in the audience, you can see the dancer from multiple angles.
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They're filmed with multiple cameras, in order to capture as many angles of each take as possible.
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At the time he was painting architectural interiors made of archways and planes intersecting at unlikely angles.
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