The fruit aspect can make a wine approachable, and I'm all about approachable wine.
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And he seemed entirely approachable -- so I approached him.
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Husqvarna always did things to provide something to people, to go forward, and their way of doing something was always... being approachable is not something new, they always did something approachable for people.
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It's designed to be playful and approachable in its design.
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I feel like I'm a more tangible, approachable, real person.
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He was very talented, thorough and approachable, she told WFXR.
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"We're trying to be approachable, attainable, regular, routine," Ling explained.
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It would also be much more approachable than a motorcycle!
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I like that people can approach me and I'm approachable.
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That's why I tried to make it look very approachable.
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So, that's what I like that people are very approachable.
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But he was very laid back, kind, approachable and funny.
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Ryder seems approachable, but she can also be almost mythic.
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But these people for the most part were really approachable.
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Their memes are approachable; they say something about your life.
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"He's a pretty approachable character these days," Rolling Stone writes.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson has been called America's most approachable astrophysicist.
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He rapped in cool smears, an approachable sort of sinister.
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Mr. Frisch was known as an approachable and passionate teacher.
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I probably wasn't someone that seemed approachable in that way.
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He added that memes made candidates seem accessible and approachable.
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As a critic, Moore has an intimate and approachable voice.
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This cabernet sauvignon, an old favorite, is delicious and approachable.
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He'll break down those big words into fun, approachable lessons.
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Police in riot gear don't necessarily feel very approachable either.
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"The big umbrella idea is approachable fantasy," Ms. Gutierrez said.
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Is she really that available and approachable and sort of normal?
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I would say the first step is to make it approachable.
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Ms Spanberger, by contrast, came across as cool, approachable and engaged.
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Super Mario Odyssey is very fun, and it's also very approachable.
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She had a sixth sense about how to make royalty approachable.
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Note: Elves should not be hot, but they should be approachable.
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It's not a pushover, mind you, but it's way more approachable.
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Mark Zuckerberg is an approachable, nerdy family man and kooky inventor.
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It's approachable, Smith said, just like the company wants to be.
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People give you looks and everything, but I'm pretty easily approachable.
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Donald comes off as physically imposing, but approachable in his interviews.
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"Today, employees want to follow leaders who look approachable," Black says.
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Pitchfork praised the young artist's "approachable and assured presence" and poise.
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Whereas Leno was friendly and approachable, Letterman was distant, even hostile.
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Jennifer Aniston's decorating mantra is (unsurprisingly) as approachable as they come.
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I need her to be reliable and approachable, but not invasive.
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An approachable cookbook that's caused a lot of buzz this year
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There were approachable melodies, warmer sounds, spatial depth and distinct vocals.
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For so heralded a restaurant, its daily menu is remarkably approachable.
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To me, unfussy doesn't mean boring — it means approachable and accessible.
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"We want to be humble, approachable and non-intimidating," he said.
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Facebook Dolly is laid back and approachable in a Christmas sweater.
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Casual and approachable makes a lot of sense in this town.
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It's a wonderfully approachable and tactile way of exploring gaming history.
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A sixth-grade classmate, Ashley Volk, found him approachable and kind.
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Lauritzen decided on a softcover because it felt more approachable and readable.
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Perhaps more importantly, Nissan made the new Leaf look far more approachable.
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That makes it, perhaps, a more approachable camera to a photography newbie.
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"Life in a small space will feel more normal and easily approachable."
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He said Farhana was a good mother, and was generous and approachable.
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We want to make it approachable and fun at the same time.
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Extreme Attacks, and more that it's not the most approachable system initially.
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So we wanted to actually capture that and create an approachable motorcycle.
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Overall, the New 22DS XL is sleek while remaining friendly and approachable.
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Bloch says he wants things done in an automated but approachable way.
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This is about as approachable and non-controversial as controversial topics get.
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We think this space needs a friendly, approachable, creditable source for information.
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How can we make our games more approachable for people with disabilities?
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"Swift is powerful but it's also simple and approachable," Cook said yesterday.
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Even though you're cooler than everyone else, Libra, you're feeling approachable today.
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"He was the most approachable superstar you'd ever run into," Shand said.
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One of the men, sensing an approachable vibe, struck up a conversation.
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He was as approachable a broadcaster as anyone I'd ever worked with.
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Yet something about the killer seemed approachable to Trilling—common, drably real.
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The right kind of security is professional but still friendly and approachable.
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But they were completely approachable, comfortable, normal, conversational, a lot of fun.
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She wants to be respected, but she wants to be approachable too.
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They're an alternative, dressed-down, and approachable version of a robust narrative.
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"The Dallas art fair is approachable, friendly and fun," Mr. Pinnell said.
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India Mahdavi based her bathroom fixtures on approachable curves and edible hues.
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So, may we suggest the far more approachable Space Seating Professional AirGrid?
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Kobe was the ultimate Big Man on Campus, but still entirely approachable.
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The Maisel tie-in can make the Haggadah more "approachable," he said.
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It offers succinct and approachable advice about how to behave in life.
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Mr. Hughes relaxed after that; the mistake made her seem more approachable.
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"The princess is a caring, humble, approachable and cultured woman," Moyne said.
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But I always found him to be very approachable, very genuine, very calm.
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"He is extremely humble, very approachable and fun to be with," says Yancy.
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This has been a weirdly contentious thing about these otherwise very approachable headphones.
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"He had a lot of institutional knowledge and was always approachable," Werlein said.
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As Simon, he is charming, tall, approachable, and cute, but not too cute.
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New year, new goals: some of them lofty, some a little more approachable.
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This helps referrals, Friedensohn notes, because it makes the service feel more approachable.
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It's an American band, rooted in immigrant music yet approachable from many directions.
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It helps that the original Sun and Moon were already very approachable games.
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They might be less flexible than Coda, but they also feel more approachable.
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"She was so approachable, so fun and outgoing," Diane, now 53, tells PEOPLE.
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First and foremost, Blevins is an entertainer, and an approachable one at that.
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The new frappuccino isn't as 'Grammable, but it also sounds much more approachable.
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"Women are kind of trained to make coy, approachable facial expressions," House explains.
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Who doesn't want to feel like their boss is approachable, relatable and understanding?
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Jobs thought the name would make the company seem quirky, approachable and fun.
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You'll save yourself time and frustration and enjoy a crisper, more approachable tablet.
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The best place to start is to become more approachable and smile often.
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What is the secret of Bricco's casual and approachable, night-after-night brilliance?
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People also thought the men looked more successful and approachable after the procedure.
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They represent the genre at its best: approachable, expansive, catchy hooks, massive choruses.
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How approachable is the mod, if your background is the other Fallout games?
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The difficulty with the British royal family is how you make yourself approachable.
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Instead, I've found it's best to keep it simple: Be kind and approachable.
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The Whitby's chic but approachable design sensibility extended to the generously sized bathroom.
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Their lack of fame is one of the qualities that make them approachable.
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He's so approachable and down to earth and loves making fun pop music.
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Its four-person skating delegation here appears somewhat guarded but approachable and friendly.
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The XT5 is an approachable, comfortable way to get into a luxury SUV.
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I know it's not perfect, but the Babbel lessons are approachable and simple.
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"That's Coach Feis," Haab said, describing the educator as selfless, approachable and friendly.
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If a royal wedding can be said to be approachable, this one was.
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Joel told me about his own customers, inconsolable before caffeine and approachable afterward.
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" Even the celebrities, she said, are approachable: "They let their guard down here.
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Her tiny stature and charming, expressive clothes mark her as approachable and harmless.
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"One of the things I appreciated was he was approachable," Mr. Clune said.
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She has an approachable face and a face you want to sympathize with.
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As a result, they can display more challenging art at approachable price points.
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She's an It Girl, but she's approachable, sweet, and at times even vulnerable.
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At Ore Hill & Swyft, the balance between approachable and upscale will be key.
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That doesn't mean that each of them won't be approachable to the audience.
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Nettleton had a lot of institutional knowledge and was always approachable, coworker Werlein said.
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Switching to an algorithm-based system, like Facebook's, could make the experience more approachable.
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They were all very approachable and seem very interested — and that's inspiring for people.
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But he is slightly more approachable in person than I thought he would be.
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At the same time, Farpoint is also much more approachable than typical console shooters.
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The bar stocks a smoky but approachable mezcal that he imports, called El Buho.
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They struck me as approachable and intelligent, if a bit intoxicated by their success.
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They'd make for a conventional but approachable episodic mystery series, or a film series.
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The Buick offered more luxury on top of that at an approachable price point.
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And, at $1,380, it's a little more approachable compared to the nearly $2,000 Fold.
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And compared to GoPro's professional 360-degree solutions, it's a much more approachable camera.
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The changes will undoubtedly make both services more approachable, and will likely boost engagement.
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"Our goal was to make [investing] approachable and achievable for all women," she says.
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Rather than sitting in the palace and praying, he made the emperor more approachable.
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The company's offering is far more open and approachable than the traditional art world.
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Of the big tech-company CEOs, he is easily the kindest and most approachable.
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The princess was "approachable, friendly, lively and beautiful," Jenny Maria Svensson wrote on Instagram.
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But he has an approachable quality about him that's noted even by fellow politicians.
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When that happened, he was alone in his anger and not approachable by anyone.
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Twitter has been struggling for quite some time to make its service more approachable.
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Everybody's approachable and super cool, and here, yesterday, we were not really feeling it.
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"We wanted there to be heroes that felt approachable to each person," Kaplan said.
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And it creates this myth that fitness isn't approachable, because we can't see ourselves.
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The Pixel is approachable; it doesn't feel techy or angular like most Android phones.
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The first thing that makes Overwatch's world appealing and approachable is, well, its world.
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Coinbase has been seen as uniquely approachable in an industry known for shady actors.
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It's an approachable survey of contemporary pet-keeping in America and its ethical undertones.
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They also thought the men looked more attractive, successful and approachable after their procedures.
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I was amazed at how approachable he and the rest of the Stimulators were.
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Being a woman, I'm more approachable and less suspicious which works to my advantage.
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Working together to achieve clarity, the final product is sleek, approachable and slightly humorous.
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And how is the generally approachable Overwatch doing in a sea of serious eSports?
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Yet amid the fractures and complexities, Mr. Longstreth also provides nuggets of approachable melody.
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Some easy jokes, goofy illustrations, and an approachable title that doesn't sugarcoat its mission.
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You have to make it real and approachable but still smell like it's 1820.
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Cancer rising people are gentle creatures who can appear shy, unassuming, chill, and approachable.
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Even as his career took off, Hussle remained approachable and "big hearted," she said.
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XLOOKUP is "more powerful than INDEX/MATCH and more approachable than VLOOKUP," McDaid wrote.
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We can do that, but we're more into an approachable, affordable loaf of bread.
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Oster told Motherboard these personas are meant to give the system an approachable look.
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Whatever the name, the approachable loaf is made in 26 states, from Kalispell, Mont.
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Even $6 for the approachable loaf can be a steep price for many families.
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She is the most approachable of the current top four, which means something here.
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The wines — chardonnay, chambourcin, verdelho — are informal and approachable, and so are the tastings.
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You may want to sound friendly and approachable, for example, but not too informal.
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For example, are they approachable and encourage collaboration from all levels of the organization?
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Her voice is approachable as always, but what she is singing is more confrontational.
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It's common sense that flashing a smile makes you look friendlier and more approachable.
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Like many Gen Z social media stars, Giannulli's internet personality is casual and approachable.
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I really want to explore that a little bit because on the one hand it's very approachable, and some of that feeling may get lost because of how approachable [the paintings are], but to me these issues are pretty deep and pretty serious.
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She's very approachable, and she really cares about making the show as good as possible.
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Einaudi called the price "premium but approachable" in an interview before the Code Media event.
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Politicians use them for instance, to make themselves sound more approachable to the general public.
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What's different here is a new level of accessibility, which goes from approachable to insane.
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"I edit myself so people will find me approachable," says a friend in his 20s.
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Sea of Solitude may tell a story that's painfully personal, but it's also incredibly approachable.
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Despite these idiosyncrasies, he succeeds in making often complex and obscure subjects approachable and interesting.
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To be successful in any business, you must be accessible, approachable, and customer-service oriented.
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What's different is that Capcom has put this core into a much more approachable context.
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"Gaming is the most approachable thing on mobile, for the non-crypto crowd," he says.
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We wrote with a voice that we thought was approachable for the general food audience.
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Fortunately, there are obviously more approachable verticals for the company to tackle in the meantime.
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Even though the subjects were technical, I tried to render them in more approachable language.
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We want to see what we can do to make that more approachable for people.
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Other companies rolling out turntables (at more approachable prices) include Crosley, Audio-Technica and Onkyo.
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Volker has created an approachable introduction to numeracy, but also rendered math beautiful and entrancing.
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Conventional wisdom holds that New Yorkers, like Parisians, are snooty, too busy to be approachable.
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Each of these four restaurants I recently visited felt instantly approachable and un-self-conscious.
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The brand that made the approachable Cozy Wrap was unrecognizable with Chow and Osborne's vision.
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Some collectors find smaller fairs in Dallas and Brussels to be more distinctive and approachable.
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They were not only easy, approachable and refreshing, the best had resonance, depth and length.
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We're a family event and we want this idea to be approachable in that context.
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DRAM's music can be pretty wild, but in general his sunny demeanor keeps things approachable.
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Mr. Sheikh was approachable while Mr. Qahtani "had a much fiercer reputation," Mr. Horak said.
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In "A Star Is Born," she casts herself as simultaneously approachable and larger than life.
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Those who know Kelly the general describe him as a genuine, frank and approachable man.
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The whole look is designed to be cleaner and more approachable than most e-bikes.
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I think it gives men an approachable look, but can also feel a little mysterious.
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This is Michelle Obama, post-White House: approachable, casual, but still eminently polished and aspirational.
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They're both approachable, inoffensive artists creating music that will, like it or not, define this generation.
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Police want to tell people that they're charming and approachable, but also powerful and sometimes frightening.
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When I got my fursuit, I wanted a happier and toony character that was easily approachable.
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Instead, he was a personable, approachable nice guy with an "encyclopedic knowledge" of sports and music.
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"The first thing Apple wanted Swift to be was approachable, " Apple VP Lisa Jackson tells TechCrunch.
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So to get it at the, comparatively, approachable starting price of $256,500, it's a certifiable bargain.
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And, of course, that's part of her brand, too — to feel approachable and known by us.
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That's a good thing for photos, and it makes the device more approachable for regular consumers.
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Fortunately, with help from Apple's tools, developers can be sure their apps are approachable to anyone.
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They're approachable, connecting to real experiences and culture instead of throwing arcane terminology in your face.
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The producing, the software editing, that was more approachable than learning how to play the piano.
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I found these exercises much more approachable than immediately trying to sit still for 10 minutes.
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But it's also about turning a gadget into something far more approachable, and far more mainstream.
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"The price of $15 or $25, depending on the city, is way more approachable," he added.
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In broad strokes, the ES103 is simply a more affordable, more approachable version of the ES8.
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In the physical world, the steps we take to protect ourselves are fairly evident and approachable.
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Thankfully, the Asus TUF laptop strikes that balance between an approachable price and reliable gaming performance.
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Elder Sign is far more approachable than Arkham Horror, and takes significantly less time to play.
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But with features like watch or Nintendo's beefed up ports, it makes this process more approachable.
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" He said it has an "approachable personality" that "will help financial institutions create and build relationships.
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"She is this icon and huge star and yet still so approachable," Block says of Cher.
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But if you put kawaii nuance on such products, maybe such items can be more approachable.
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It's meant to make virtual reality, the most sci-fi futuristic of current technologies, feel approachable.
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The back-and-forth patter between the two stars also makes this a more approachable movie.
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Once potential jurors saw that Obama was approachable, Evans said some decided to test their boundaries.
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The group has found that having therapy on the beach makes it more approachable for veterans.
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Effective leaders should, in turn, come off as calm, approachable and in control as they can.
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So we're creating materials that are approachable, and also represent the intersection of art and faith.
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By and large, they have found him more approachable than they expected, but much less informed.
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Bruno said he generally likes Young more than Harrison because Young is more approachable on court.
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So I started looking for approachable role models I could learn from, and I found plenty.
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The 2016s are not as ripe and powerful, for example, as the 2015s, and more approachable.
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People with dogs are often perceived to be more approachable, happier and more empathetic, research shows.
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Approachable, completely leads by example, is one of the drivers of our culture in our clubhouse.
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The movie is quietly radical in its gender and class politics, but it's also wholly approachable.
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It's a much more attractive, smaller and, maybe more approachable, nightstand-friendly version of that device.
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The lobby — like the rest of the hotel — is not small, but it is still approachable.
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In 2012, he set out to make something more approachable that didn't just attract ergonomics wonks.
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I would say that it has no trouble being approachable and accessible, even if it's unconventional.
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Poshmark is an online resale marketplace and app designed to make selling clothing an approachable side hustle.
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Its blend of simple, and approachable mechanics, colorful cast of characters, and competitive nature is absolutely magnetic.
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It's not about being super serious but cooking delicious and approachable food that marries Italy and Argentina.
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By ensuring that they are approachable, great leaders facilitate the flow of great ideas throughout the organization.
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Fillers are also approachable, which is exactly what celebrities want to be, especially in the digital age.
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It's routine for Indian politicians to show their fun, approachable side while campaigning by posing with children.
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And like Brandt he is blunt, approachable, emotional, idealistically European in outlook and palpably hungry for power.
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But all the additions that aim to make the game more approachable only work for so long.
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"He's stylish, but he's also approachable," said Adam Petrick, global director of brand and marketing at Puma.
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" When speaking of the women who named Weinstein in particular, Union asked, "If they hadn't been approachable.
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This is where we rely on Maxime and what he's trying to do in making it approachable.
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By design, Ivanka wants to appear "soft, feminine, approachable, warm, and friendly" in these situations, Karen said.
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A great number of them (81%) believe that people who use emojis are friendlier and more approachable.
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That said it's not exorbitant; The $700 price point feels downright approachable for a high-quality camera.
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It's a lot to parse, but Blue Crow Media aspires to make it more approachable and digestible.
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In fact, its more approachable take on the fighting genre makes it perfect for playing with friends.
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One man—rocking a HA vest with a "veteran"-ranking patch and wide shoulders—seemed approachable enough.
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"Our design aspires to express [innovation that is approachable while delivering the craft of filmmaking]," says Béhar.
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Many of the gallerists were approachable and excited to talk about the work that they were showing.
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Instead, it's approachable and comfortable — almost homey, like what you'd see in a Room and Board catalog.
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He's an approachable aw-shucks everyman, and his version of Sully gives off a subdued fatherly appeal.
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Mr. Close was the face of the theater, the resident genius, while she was the approachable one.
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Located: Brooklyn, New YorkEmployee quote: "Everybody is very approachable and helpful from the top to the bottom!"
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The puzzles range from approachable-but-surprising question #1's to difficult-and-instructive question #5's.
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Phelps' sister Hilary says that his therapy in rehab may have made Phelps more approachable to teammates.
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But I feel like I make myself pretty approachable, I don't want to think that I'm intimidating.
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"Kim Jong Un might bring good looking female bodyguards to embody a more approachable image," Ahn said.
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The Paper Store is on the hunt for some friendly, approachable sales associates for its northeast locations.
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REI's Co-op 650 Down 2.0 Jacket will appeal to the masses, thanks to the approachable price.
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Your social media image is very punk, intense, sexually overt, but in real life, you're so approachable.
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He redesigned the house's signature bee motif, too, more approachable and adorable in its cartoony new iteration.
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He's an easy, approachable kid with a certain sweetness, voted "best personality" by his high school classmates.
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The screen in the front can be shown as eyes, making Olli 2.0 more approachable and anthropomorphic.
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"I was interested in cheaper groceries, dive bars, more approachable restaurants — that kind of stuff," he said.
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Sometimes the easiest way to make technology more approachable is by putting a friendly face on it.
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By using this approach, Black says people will also view you as more calm, confident and approachable.
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Poshmark is an online resale marketplace and app designed to make selling clothes an approachable side-hustle.
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For whatever reason, this is an image that countless single users have deemed both hot and approachable.
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But Solomon eventually decided that sharing more of his personal life with subordinates makes him more approachable.
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Even the approachable-looking co-operative adventure Sea of Thieves seems to have its own PVP elements.
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Perhaps one of the most appealing things about Polito's baking style is that it's approachable as hell.
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Approachable and honest, she recognized both the paradox and necessity of savoring against the backdrop of scarcity.
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Consistency in praising, timeliness and an approachable method for delivery has been a winning combination for me.
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Despite the stated goal of being approachable to newcomers, the new Guardians game series isn't an origin story.
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Moon draws comparisons with Europe and the United States to make his point for a more approachable government.
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Put all this to Mitchell Baker, Mozilla's intense but approachable chairwoman and spiritual leader, and she is unfazed.
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That takes the form of beautifully designed smoking accessories, but also approachable education aimed specifically at new users.
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" But he added that "There are newer technologies that build off of blockchain and make it more approachable.
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He's a weirder, darker, less approachable hero than the familiar crime-fighters in Marvel and DC's respective stables.
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The alt-right was, at the time, all about smoothing over its public image, becoming approachable, more mainstream.
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Lego Boost, though, is immediately more approachable and cheaper than anything Lego has done in this space before.
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This makes Rock Band VR more approachable than its predecessors, but without failure, it struggles to provide feedback.
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It makes a big difference, and it turns an often intimidating genre into something a lot more approachable.
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A film buff and an AC/DC fan, he seems modest and approachable in settings where he's comfortable.
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That's the beauty of her approachable-yet-aspirational style: You really can Get The Look however you please.
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But there is something refreshingly approachable, funny and comforting about these works that combat the fear around us.
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It pares back the genre to its bare essentials, creating something that's streamlined and approachable instead of overwhelming.
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Although the company is becoming more exclusive, Luis said that Coach is "much more approachable" than its competitors.
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Her videos are undeniably engaging, using humor and plenty of personality to make heavy subjects like death approachable.
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Kelly is not cute, she's not giggly, she doesn't trip over her own feet to show she's approachable.
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But making smart glasses more approachable is incredibly important if gadgets like this ever hope to catch on.
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The Kunstraum exhibition has the approachable, unpretentious feel of a community museum, which, in a way, it is.
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It's exclusive to the Pixel for a short time and it's certainly more approachable than other VR headsets.
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That said, there are lot of differences, and they add up to a phone that's utilitarian and approachable.
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Zadie, in person, has an approachable, immensely welcoming air, to readers, fellow writers, doormen, cabbies, everyone she meets.
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But hidden inside this simple and approachable neighborhood restaurant is another, more unusual one waiting to get out.
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Oysters and craft beer work just as well as oysters and Champagne, but in a more approachable way.
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We've always been transparent, and tried to be on the same level and be approachable to the fans.
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As enshrined in "Texts From Hillary," she wasn't "approachable," she was sharp-witted, fearsome — and, above all, cool.
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They might find themselves in these situations and keeping the lighting more natural helps with keeping it approachable.
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Anova's wheel and button panel are more approachable to average consumer, including Luddites who do not use smartphones.
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But because she's so approachable, she is approached — probably more than any one person approaching her would realize.
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" Now, with the emergence of BDSM products in different tones, she feels they make the practice "more approachable.
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"We had dinner together a few times, and she was always kind and approachable," a Chicago classmate said.
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Rather, I've found that Dinnerly consistently provides comforting, approachable food that you'll want to make, eat, and serve.
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The approachable, vibrant dishes transport a little of the neighborhood joints' sunny brunch vibes directly to your home.
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Instead, McCourt manages to adroitly counteract the inexplicably miserable condition of his life with wit and approachable candor.
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The traits that Americans believe help women over men are being approachable, being physically attractive and being compassionate.
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The appeal of a nonverbal, approachable commentary in the world of social media is not lost on activists.
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Art Club Challenge by Jarryd Huntley aims to make art more approachable through its Mondrian-inspired painting puzzles.
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Though he maintained a certain formality — I was a stranger, after all — he was entirely gracious and approachable.
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Would it be the mostly accessible and approachable Lynch of the original series and 1986's Blue Velvet?
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Instead, Steig focuses on trying to draw people's attention to the more mundane and approachable effects of climate change.
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In a previous interview with PEOPLE, Thomas' father Anthony said he believes being approachable was part of Cummins' plan.
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It's where I'm from and who I am, and I guess I thought it'd make me seem more approachable.
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Overall, her goal in dressing, which she does with the help of stylist Maeve Reilly, is to look approachable.
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They're approachable, likeable, and easy to get along with—all qualities that make people highly amenable to their ideas.
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If you want to be likable, you must be open-minded, which makes you approachable and interesting to others.
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Still, everyone seemed happy to have a chat and — as a general rule — people at Glastonbury are very approachable.
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There's a security in his sadness, because it also comes with wearable butterfly wings and impressive but approachable muscles.
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But don't worry, we'll go easy on you — introducing only the most approachable fashions that'll suit just about everyone.
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"The yellow color immediately made Playdate feel approachable, friendly, and impossible to resist," says Panic co-founder Cabel Sasser.
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Served cold, it's the perfect summer meal, taking lobster's decadence and delicate flavor to a casual and approachable dish.
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Jonathan later told me that I had seemed approachable that night in Bangkok because I looked comfortable being alone.
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For example, crossed arms communicate resistance and a sense of defensiveness, whereas open arms make you appear more approachable.
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"Thank you so much for just being, even approachable," Jacobs said when the two women stepped away to talk.
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Yes, it's a little silly, but the point of the Wisp is to have a consistent and approachable experience.
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The winning teams had similar approaches: gamify the content and make it approachable for any age or ability level.
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And in a country where overt sexiness is taboo, Victoria's Secret presents an approachable product in a new way.
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In a world where meditation apps can be a billion-dollar business, Tap In is a refreshing, approachable alternative.
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Although made of long, thin nails bristling from a frame of steel mesh, it has a curiously approachable quality.
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Beginners need not fear: This American chef's recipes are approachable whether you're an udon noob or a ramen fiend.
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Beginners need not fear: This American chef's recipes are approachable whether you're an udon noob or a ramen fiend.
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The goal with Inks was to not only make pinball beautiful, but also something approachable to non-hardcore players.
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Because Baby's stuck-on-vacation-with-the-parents look is subtle, timeless, and, yes, pretty in an approachable way.
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Phelps' sister, Hilary, previously told PEOPLE that his time in rehab has made him more approachable to his teammates.
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Chefs are approachable, and so they need to wear a uniform that differentiates them while remaining relaxed and casual.
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It's a good-looking little device Physically, the Home is a small, approachable little cylinder with an angled top.
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Because it's so simple and approachable, a lot of streetwear kids may think it's deeper than it really is.
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"Go for something soft, approachable and romantic — you want to look like you're floating down the aisle," he shares.
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The distant, unnameable, vengeful Yahweh of the Hebrew Bible becomes the approachable "Father" who washes away all our sins.
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In stark contrast to Park, who was perceived as "disconnected," Moon is known as the approachable and humble president.
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Jeff Rosso, played by Dave Allen, is that man and his character toes the line between approachable and stern.
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However, for people who don't drink a lot of shakes, it could be an approachable introduction to protein powders.
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In that regard, the chatbot provides a hand-holding experience that is more approachable than the website editor interface.
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"We're getting back to being who we are — much more comfortable, approachable, democratic, and friendly," he told The Journal.
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If you want to be likeable, you must be open-minded, which makes you approachable and interesting to others.
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His quarter-turn toward Sanders, with one hand in his pocket, made him look both in command and approachable.
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Like many famous and wealthy New Yorkers, the city's most celebrated museums often have lesser-known, more approachable relatives.
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The result feels like a new form of nonfiction, intimate and approachable as a photo album: a family memoir.
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Senators settled into their telegenic gazes, steely but approachable, often whispering to one another as the witness held forth.
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Youssef is twenty-eight, with an approachable-hipster bearing (white sneakers, black snapback hat, curly beard, wide doe eyes).
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Mega Man 11 made Mega Man approachable to me, which is probably one of the best aspects of it.
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The look is still dramatic and otherworldly — he sometimes doesn't wear any eyebrows at all — but it's more approachable.
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The Go:Livecast has a minimal interface and is meant to be approachable for everyone, no matter their skill set.
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Guildlings is lightweight and approachable in a way RPGs typically aren't, and, most importantly, it's incredibly funny and charming.
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I knew it wouldn't be, but she was such an approachable intellectual powerhouse, she made it seem that way.
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In a departure from her formal gallery training, Schwartz saw this space as opportunity to make art more approachable.
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Mr. Stern was approachable enough that his employees called him "David," but they also recognized he could be demanding.
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While these efforts might seem basic and perhaps even cheesy, they are make cybersecurity approachable and easy to understand.
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And even some of the resources designed to be approachable for the newcomer often raise more questions than they answer.
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What follows is our best attempt at making the topic of "pro rata rights" approachable and, with some luck, fun.
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Digitizing the process makes the issue of getting home or renters insurance far less daunting and more approachable to consumers.
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" He added, "And you could see that people wanted the Diana monarchy, one that was more approachable, a bit looser.
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With the latest version of the 1000X, Sony is going with a smoother, coated plastic feel that seems surprisingly approachable.
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The atmosphere in the crowd was brilliant — everyone was super approachable and keen to chat as we waited for Muse.
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Mario + Rabbids is a clear effort to make strategy games more approachable, with smaller squad sizes and simplified character progression.
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Here, three tricks from the show that were cool, laid back — and far more approachable than is typical for couture.
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Something about blue that just makes it more approachable and less like a device pulled from government R&D lab.
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Instead of a cute and approachable strategy game, like previous iterations of Pikmin, it's a more typical side-scrolling platformer.
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If you design a new kitchen and move around, it is a good use case, but AR is more approachable.
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He refuses to wear a suit and tie to work, preferring to convey an approachable, down-to-earth leadership style.
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He was a golden-boy movie star, and she was the approachable, lovable star of the biggest show on television.
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The younger generation has been caught up in TikTok, finding the TikTok stars more real and approachable than reigning YouTubers.
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There are other drones with covered rotors, but seeing it as a cute little sphere somehow make it more approachable.
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The service is free, getting revenue from offers from advertising partners, and tries to make the whole process more approachable.
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It hurts us to open up and and all of a sudden Bethenny's barriers are down so she's more approachable.
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Participants are encouraged to openly carry sidearms, instead of rifles and body armor, in an effort to appear more approachable.
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The result is a game that's much faster and more offensive than standard chess, but also one that's more approachable.
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Something resembling the LF-1's interior, done in a more approachable way, is an idea I can get behind.
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The study also found that lonely employees were less committed to the company and seemed less approachable to their colleagues.
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I felt pressured to be perceived as intelligent-but-not-intimidating, confident-but-not-aggressive and approachable-but-not-dense.
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I believe Prosecco will be a popular choice this year because of its approachable flavour profile and modest price tag.
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And unlike its European brethren (the Ferrari 458 Italia and Porsche 911 Turbo) the NSX looks more comfortable and approachable.
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More approachable is the Crooked Stave Surette, a farmhouse ale whose malted-barley undertones are offset by a lemony astringency.
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This line is more approachable in terms of price, and it doesn't't offer internal capacity expansion, or as many compartments.
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The company said it hopes offering customers a little more choice will make espresso more approachable to new coffee drinkers.
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"DeLillo didn't seem all that approachable," he noted of the author, admitting he was more of a Carl Hiaasen fan.
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Helped by institutional validation and approachable price points, all nine works sold on the first day for $221,2450 to $211,2200.
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Chitra Santhe goes a long way in breaking down such perceived barriers by making art both approachable and largely affordable.
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Prices were somewhat more approachable at the Focus section of contemporary Frieze, featuring 32 galleries founded in or after 2004.
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Notably, 2K says the games it's creating are "non-simulation football game experiences" described as "fun, approachable and social experiences."
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It was an indication, she said, that young working women were responding to Ms. Delzer's ambitious-but-approachable schoolteacher brand.
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Breaking down those distant goals into smaller, more approachable goals that we can tackle right away make them more manageable.
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The Superstar appeals to both a luxury-loving audience and a crowd that's looking for a stylish yet approachable shoe.
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A lot of suggestions on this list are movies that are accessible and approachable to all members of your family.
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Toward the end of his career, Lawler found some of the players to be less approachable than they once were.
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I made sure that everything from my hair to my clothes made me seem more "likable," approachable and classically feminine.
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"Wine Simple: A Totally Approachable Guide From a World-Class Sommelier" by Aldo Sohm, with Christine Muhlke (Clarkson Potter, $32.50).
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With the artists that I really love, so much of it has that very approachable sort of humor, and friendliness.
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Haude: We're opening up the gates to make it more approachable, so long as it doesn't betray that core concept.
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It's approachable for new players but deep enough for experienced (and very competitive players) to really sink their teeth into.
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"Andy is smart and approachable, but reading between the lines, I'm not sure this is good for the V.C. ecosystem."
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And the moments when she does break with formality could be her way of trying to be appear more approachable.
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"Our fundamental idea behind it was trying to humanize or warm up the technology, and make it more approachable," he said.
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This is an exhibition approachable by those of all ages, and marks a auspicious start for a new Harlem arts institution.
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"One of the greatest things about Davos is that everyone is approachable," Obaid-Chinoy said during a CNBC-hosted panel discussion.
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"It's familiar and inviting with an industrial vibe for a retro-modern edge that's on trend and very approachable," she writes.
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So now, what was supposed to be an accessible way to introduce more people to VR has gotten much less approachable.
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It's meant to feel approachable and durable, I think, and that aesthetic also applies to the styluses that come with it.
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These medical advances make plastic surgery seem much more approachable, but they still haven't managed to break down its ultimate taboo.
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At $500 and 300 grams (less than the weight of three iPhone 7 phones), the Spark is DJI's most approachable drone.
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The details: Professional sports leagues are experimenting with new technologies that will make games more approachable and compelling for younger audiences.
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All footage can be edited in the GoPro app and the 360 editing experience is the most approachable I have used.
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Woo makes sure talent can be approachable only to those companies that can offer them the key terms that they want.
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"Leanne's modern, approachable aesthetic is a beautiful complement to Project 62," Jill Sando, Target's Senior Vice President of Merchandising tells PEOPLE.
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Morin's event was a marked effort at making cryptocurrency approachable to women who might otherwise hesitate to join the crypto craze.
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Yes, the G Wagen is a bit obnoxious and, no, a cabriolet version doesn't make it any more approachable or affordable.
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Mitchell explains she wanted to begin with the staples that are approachable and expand the line into bolder colors later on.
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Beyond that, the researchers are hoping to cover entire robots with this skin, largely to make them more approachable for humans.
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Lust's project XConfessions is particularly approachable, and it contains user-submitted fantasies and real sex stories that are relatable and arousing.
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It's a markedly accessible recounting, made even more approachable by its hosting on a platform as professedly user-friendly as Netflix.
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The moves come after a spate of similar product changes in recent months aimed at making Twitter more approachable to newcomers.
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Some pride themselves on being approachable and easily accessible, yet they don't really hear the ideas that people share with them.
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The Bose sound is very approachable, with a lot of emphasis on vocals and the upper range but limited bass response.
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Adding insult to injury is the fact that Payne had picked the rapper as the most approachable star in his vicinity.
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Sigler's roughly 30-member security team on Saturday decided against wearing battle fatigues in order to be more approachable, he said.
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And it comes in playful, adorable colors that make it feel approachable, like you want to reach out and touch it.
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In 1990, in response to changing tastes, Mr. Chappellet hired Phillip Corallo-Titus to make more approachable cabernets, supple and juicy.
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The strategy was to begin with simple devices, to make wearables more approachable, and carefully layer on more features over time.
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"One of the things we want to do is make our stores more approachable," Container Store CMO Melissa Collins told CNBC.
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"We think the colors are a little more approachable, we got rid of the yellow ring in the front," Randall said.
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Lingerie StrapsConsider this Level 1: The most simple, approachable, low-maintence way to show a little something — without feeling over exposed.
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Corporations are viewed as more approachable these days, Ms. Lee said, and consumers are no longer intimidated by them, she added.
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"Gone are the days when perfume was simply an approachable gateway to a designer brand or a signature scent," says Yang.
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But many candidates' personas are inseparable from their looks, whether those looks cast them as bookish, nurturing, approachable or, yes, hot.
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Unlike other mid-priced labels that try to elevate through luxe, glossy branding, Kate Spade aims to be approachable and endearing.
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This is hard and takes time, but it's one way to paint something that's not incremental as approachable to large players.
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They'll talk about their accomplishments and qualifications, but need to be prompted to talk about themselves in a more approachable way.
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While the experience it buys you is undeniably luxurious, everything about it also proved to be approachable, laidback, and, well, fun.
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Meanwhile, an electric moped sharing service was launched in Brooklyn, N.Y. "Electric motorcycles are quite a bit more approachable, " Stulberg said.
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British police have been historically reluctant to carry arms because they believe that unarmed officers are more approachable for the public.
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Bryce and Gillum represent the type of approachable and charismatic Democrat, that can win on the local, regional and national levels.
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But unlike some approachable actresses, who stick with the pretty if bland aesthetic, Ms. Stone is as soignée as they come.
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The creators of the Canal House cooking series bring their decades of wisdom and impeccable, approachable taste to an essential volume.
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Residents are also subtly monitoring the construction going on outside the Obama residence, which on Wednesday remained approachable from the street.
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There is genius in simplicity, and there's a lot to be said for grids that are pleasing and challenging, but approachable.
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A few yards away at the counter, Ms. Good was preparing to clear out so Ms. Lomborg would appear more approachable.
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Perhaps best known for his approachable 1998 album, "Ma Ya," Koité, 61, continues to act as an ambassador of Mali's music.
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Mr. Bentley, a governor once known for being pious and approachable, resigned on Monday after pleading guilty to two misdemeanor charges.
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However, the cookware brand just added something that has made their pots, pans, and other kitchen tools feel a little more approachable.
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I didn't have the courage to try the methods before, but unlike previous sous vides I'd seen, the Nano seemed more approachable.
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Another factor her team identified was that people who commonly used emoji were more socially receptive and empathetic, making them more approachable.
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Thank God for Jokes is a little edgier than Mike Birbiglia's usual fare, but he continues to be a warm, approachable presence.
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These improvements make the camera more approachable than its predecessor, which was praised for its versatility but not its ergonomics and interface.
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And because of this it was designed to be more approachable for players who are new to the game or the series.
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Ricoh has been making some of the more approachable, if not the most stunning, 360-degree cameras for a few years now.
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Northwestern Mutual wants to make things simple, clear, and approachable when it comes to aligning your financial planning with your life goals.
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But if it's not willing to rebrand PlayStation Vue into something more approachable, it may never be able to come out ahead.
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They seem like small things, but they go a long way toward making these games feel a touch more approachable and modern.
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As he brings these materials onto the open radio waves, he talks about their — and his — serious concerns in an approachable way.
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Typically, fashion is never introduced as a nudge — it's presented as something confrontational and as approachable as the professional models wearing it.
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Though Samsung's owned SmartThings for a few years now, the platform isn't exactly as approachable as the Echo, HomeKit or Google Home.
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As old and esoteric as it may seem, tarot is actually one of the most customizable — and approachable — spiritual practices you'll find.
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Because of that, starting today, Starbucks is introducing a new, and more approachable, variety of espresso called the light roasted Blonde Espresso.
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The decision to make her unlovable and sometimes frightening is daring, given the perpetual pressure to make female characters approachable and likeable.
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And I've entered into conversations with people now and maybe this imperfection of having withstood something like this, makes you more approachable.
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Anonym presented an approachable vision for transhumanism, achievable with little more than some homemade cybernetics and a basic understanding of human biology.
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His name grew synonymous with a pitiable strain of rom-com that channeled the actor's charisma into a more approachable, dateable persona.
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Its success speaks to her talent, her approachable but stern performance of Taiwanese motherhood in a state with basically no Asian community.
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Even when show attendees or onlookers got all dressed up in Milan, they embraced an approachable glam suitable for nearly every occasion.
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I think women are better because they are more approachable, they take their time, and they take care with what they do.
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The challenge is doing that in a way that's delicious, approachable and doesn't come off sounding too much like a Portlandia episode.
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By positioning yourself in the middle of the room – or company culture – you are allowing employees to see you as more approachable.
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Camila Alves McConaughey knows how to throw a good party, and she's sharing her professional (but very approachable) tips with the world.
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Nugent is funny and approachable in her writing, making serious topics easily digestible and compelling through her analysis and philosophy on life.
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Whereas if I type in a way that's more casual and informal, I can seem friendlier, more approachable and down-to-earth.
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Instead, it feels like the kind of statements Allen so often makes: personal, but not approachable, and playful, but not entirely fun.
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These are recipes to bring out the optimal flavors of the ingredients, and Ms. Dunlop's approachable instructions bring readers closer to success.
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Not as much effort is made to give dishes an approachable French veneer, or to conceal unfamiliar local ingredients with technical wizardry.
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Mr. Mendoza layers nachos with queso and sisig, traditionally a hash of pig head but here made with more approachable pork butt.
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People who meet Anderson in the world often find that she is more approachable than they imagined an august philosopher to be.
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To ensure the future of personalization is more approachable than alarming, we first need to understand the "creepy factor" behind the tech.
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But the stores (all redesigned to Mr. Slimane's specifications) are filled with expensively made, easily approachable (if often, still pin-thin) pieces.
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Discovery and wonder are commodities to be given approachable new packaging for an audience that wants to be delighted, but never challenged.
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Instead of being overwhelmed and getting lost in the drunken energy of Sunday afternoon, break down the tasks into smaller, approachable pieces.
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President Obama, for example, struggled to seem approachable while running for president, and he now makes self-deprecating jokes at various events.
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Songs like "Greedy" aren't raunchy—she gives voice to young women's sexuality in a way that feels honest, approachable, and occasionally hilarious.
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When I construct my collages, I use different shades, parts of different faces, but I also make the girls strong, approachable, vulnerable.
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Hotel 50 Bowery brings approachable luxury to New York City's bustling Chinatown neighborhood and honors the locale's rich history in the process.
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Philipps' Instagram stands out partly for its approachable ordinariness, an effect that dissipates when you're spending half a show talking with celebrities.
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Despite the size, despite its vast, procedural everything, Everything still manages to be approachable and navigable, full of corners to call yours.
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Grossman admired Tolstoy's lucid, approachable literary style, and, like Tolstoy, he can paint a vivid picture of almost any sort of person.
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Geppert says she wanted them to seem frightening at first, but to feel increasingly approachable the more you get to know them.
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These hotels are well-placed in locally-loved neighborhoods and are approachable in price with rates starting at $99 in low season.
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And yet, it represents the kind of approachable pleasure typical of the city's best cafes, an abundance of goodness that's imminently accessible.
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The result is endlessly approachable: "Mi música no discrimina a nadie," he sings on "Mi Gente," which also appears on the album.
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Many called him a good listener, while others described him as approachable, free of the rigidness and inaccessibility of typical party chiefs.
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She has a human, approachable way of showing what her world is like as this talented woman in a high-profile job.
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Because most of them were horses that had been abandoned by their owners, the horses were very approachable to humans, Conn said.
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That declaration isn't incorrect, but it's also one we don't usually see explored in such a weirdly approachable — yet sharply deranged — way.
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But he is trying to build a New York restaurant more approachable than Per Se, his celebrated fine-dining outfit farther uptown.
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BEST VALUE ★★★½ DE FORVILLE BARBARESCO 2014 $30 Structured yet approachable, with pure, pretty floral and mineral aromas and flavors.
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Doughty, for all that she is both approachable and humble, is somewhat of a celebrity in the close-knit death care community.
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Vdovichenkov and Derevyanko make for sympathetic figures, carefully balanced between being warm enough to be approachable, and sternly confident enough to be admirable.
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Our three curated Power Couple pairs are approachable, experimental, artful, and meant to encourage people to step outside their single-color comfort zone.
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Making Quora more approachable for the average web surfer could boost view time and help Quora earn revenue once it starts showing ads.
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Boost isn't meant to take Mindstorms' place, but it's an approachable toy for younger Lego fans — and seriously, the guitar is pretty cool.
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It was also more approachable for casual players by including AI enemies to take down while you waited for your titan to charge.
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We want to make another way possible; available whenever you need it, free at the point of use, and approachable rather than intimidating.
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You won't find works of art, but you will find something far more approachable to the masses: roughly 33,000 pieces of bunny memorabilia.
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Using a convenient communication method and familiar language, these services offer an approachable push toward better health that feels familiar to this community.
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The material aspects were incredible, but the show also allowed for a deep dive into psychology that I found approachable and simultaneously revelatory.
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Obama could wear in every day life and an official portrait — which matched her approachable style sensibilities throughout her time as First Lady.
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I always respected the fact that he gave his cellphone number out to constituents… He's really kind of approachable, really down to earth.
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The devices are getting more and more portable and this is the product category's least geeky and most approachable form factor to date.
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"I think the reason they feel like Alita is approachable [is that she's] their idea of what women should be like," she says.
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And yes: Candy brings conversations, and conversations set foundations for understanding, and understanding is one thing that helps people feel trusting and approachable.
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Smiling at the beginning and end of your interview — but not as much in between — will make you seem more approachable and likable.
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It's not trying to be R2-D2 and yet the limited few things it does are quite useful and its personality is approachable.
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The idea of a "friendly celebrity" can ring false, I've found, especially because their careers don't exactly allow them to be very approachable.
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The biggest draw to Swift Playgrounds is that it's approachable compared to programming books that look like textbooks and read like technical manuals.
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Here was the former first lady at her most truly approachable—so much so that Abbi got candid about "pegging" a former crush.
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You certainly don't need to force a falsely-extroverted image, but keeping yourself open and approachable while in the office generally proves useful.
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But Zhang told me she was confident that her strategy—making wine that was "dignified and complex but approachable"—would help change that.
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Originally created as a spinoff from Gap in 1994, Old Navy prides itself in making stylish clothing affordable and approachable for families everywhere.
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But F.B.I. agents, many of whom are strongly supportive of Mr. Comey and his approachable leadership style, have struggled to defend his decision.
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His seafood is cooked and processed in approachable ways—in tacos, in sandwiches, or grilled with a squeeze of lemon on the side.
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Mr. Scarborough's remark (echoed by commentators including Fox News' Brit Hume) was nothing female candidates haven't heard before from male pundits: Be approachable!
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The shoes — a pair of & Other Stories zip-up sneakers, according to Footwear News — positioned Ocasio-Cortez as "approachable" and "relatable," Lau said.
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And we're very approachable: If people have trouble setting up their profile, they can just give us a call and we'll help out.
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Consumers thought the "Peanuts" characters were friendly and approachable, Ms. Lee said, but did not associate them with traits like leadership and responsibility.
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"Raúl Martinez is that rare thing in our business: a prodigious talent who is as approachable as he is brilliant," Ms. Wintour said.
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With the concepts of empire and economy in mind, the chaotic "Neutral Calibration (Ornament + Crime)" (2016) installation now offers more approachable access points.
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I thought, if you wrote something that introduced different people from around the country, that was a more approachable way to analyze fandom.
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Everything's just kind of built to be more robust and more approachable by people that are transitioning from car lifestyle to bike lifestyle.
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Despite all the grandiosity built into the music, the result is still approachable even to those not already immersed in the metal scene.
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That pun was "butter royale," and it got the studio thinking about ways to make the ever-popular battle royale genre more approachable.
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That pun was "butter royale," and it got the studio thinking about ways to make the ever-popular battle royale genre more approachable
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But rather than mandating consent by law, parents should "be doing the work of becoming an approachable parent for your child," she said.
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The most fun and most approachable game in the famously dense series, it's also the most advanced in terms of graphics and tech.
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With its approachable starting price, the Pixelbook Go offers up a surprisingly premium mobile computing experience that comparable laptops don't even bother to.
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The impact that the host has had on global politics and governance is likely thanks to his accessible, approachable style and comprehensive reporting.
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"One of the reasons I like working at Christian Louboutin is that everyone knows everyone, and the people are approachable," Mr. Jones said.
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Wines from HelloFresh are approachable and easy to drink, making them an excellent option for those who are just beginning to explore wine.
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"At Disney, we like to stylize and we like to caricature things and make them feel very appealing and very approachable," Lee says.
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At 23, he has 5 million Instagram followers; a devoted fan base that is likely due to his always-positive, funny, approachable style.
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It's less approachable, but its feature set screams high-end even if most VR games can't make the most of what it offers.
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As the frontman for the bands Hüsker Dü and Sugar, this singer and guitarist found his niche with cathartic yet approachable rock jams.
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I personally have had to physically train myself to look more approachable and less uptight, by making conscious adjustments to my body language.
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They cultivated an image of being approachable and deeply involved in their children's schools, and were beloved in part because of their partnership.
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In order to keep the game approachable for a wide audience, the art team also wanted to deemphasize the gun aspect of the experience.
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But when I pull up before-and-afters, even the most skeptical acknowledge that I look more rested and approachable in the after photo.
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"He was much more approachable and accessible to members and guests around the club," Mid Pacific Country Club General Manager Jim Swieter tells PEOPLE.
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Street Fighter players are approachable, for the most part, and exist in the same world as the less-skilled players and fans they inspire.
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Google says this makes filming for VR much more approachable for beginners, since they don't have to plan out a full 360-degree shot.
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While people can see you as an approachable and fun leader, they can't see you as a comrade and equal who occasionally reprimands them.
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My dearest 834 Facebook friends, I know that I seem like a chill and approachable socialite who is invited to parties all the time.
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It's not easy being a woman of daytime — which requires a host to be both approachable and authentic for an audience of predominantly women.
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The Google Assistant, Google's take on Siri, Cortana and Alexa without the approachable name, has long been available on most modern phones and tablets.
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As anyone who played the Titanfall games can attest, the developers at Respawn are masters at making tight, fast, and approachable first-person shooters.
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Fleet management, real-time routing and designing an approachable user interface are just a few critical components needed to operate a profitable robotaxi service.
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He's very approachable, and these meetings are really just to give us the opportunity to check in about my projects and ask any questions.
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And then there are films about ordinary women facing everyday problems, not in big, Oscar-baity heroic ways, but in believable and approachable ones.
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The goal is to make a music streaming experience more approachable for many who may not have given Apple Music or Spotify a try.
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Ad of the Week It has been seven years since he dominated the American political stage, but his approachable Texas drawl remains instantly recognizable.
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Designed and engineered in California, Bird Cruiser is an inclusive electric-powered option that is approachable, easy-to-ride and comfortable on rough roads.
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Based on his knowledge of distribution, Erik Tapia, vice president of sales, recommends a trio of approachable, widely beloved products: chips, salsa, and tortillas.
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We're doing that by resetting the game and evening the playing field, so that it's approachable whether you're new or old to the series.
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The approachable pricing and relaxed dining environment was something of a revelation at the time, and pizza was a rare sight to most Brits.
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The goal is to boil down the introduction to the app — and figuring out a person's specific hearing profile — to something much more approachable.
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An adorable waving animal says "cuddly and approachable" — as long as you don't think too hard about the deadly power of wild bears. 290.
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"Jared's sparkling is a super approachable, light bodied sparkling that we sampled straight up and as mimosas," Amell tells PEOPLE of the citrus blend.
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Yesterday, the SEC announced charges against PlexCorps, an embattled initial coin offering (ICO) company that advertises an ostensibly stable and approachable cryptocurrency called PlexCoin.
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That might sound odd, but it's surprisingly compelling, in no small part because of the friendly, approachable way it the app commands your attention.
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The HomePod costs $349 — though retail partners often sell it for around $299 — while the Google Home Mini is much more approachable at $50.
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" She told reporters, "For my generation, [William and Kate] have always seemed cool and approachable, and I felt they were just that in person.
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We put up profiles, trying so hard to appear smart but approachable, passionate but looking-for-something-fun-and-light, goofy but also sexy.
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Open-air cars should seem affable and approachable, and the gruffness of a muscle car makes a strange pairing, like a four-wheeled mullet.
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He's a pretty approachable guy; plus I live in DC so I'm working on hitching a ride home with him on Air Force Two.
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But for the general public, having these sorts of gestures that are intuitive, kind of make you into a vaudevillian actor, that seems approachable.
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"We're focused on making cannabis safe and approachable by really taking a scientific approach," said Jake Heimark, the CEO of edibles brand PLUS Products.
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Even though the game is much deeper than its bright and colorful exterior would suggest, it's still incredibly approachable and respectful of your time.
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We wanted to have this very lovable, approachable person with a clean perspective, but also a lot of times there's one too many words.
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Still, the book largely succeeds, suggesting a figure—again, like Reagan—both sunnily approachable and weirdly elusive; one who seems to require imaginative projections.
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Not only did I learn how to cook some delicious-looking (and approachable) dishes, I also realized that sometimes chefs are just like us.
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And amid all of this, the experience has to feel like a good and approachable one, even though it's partially tackled through machine learning.
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That is a reminder of the dangers MPs face daily; the price they pay for listening to their constituents and making themselves so approachable.
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The Twin Cities have "big-city amenities like museums and sports stadiums, but also have an approachable, Midwestern feel," according to a local expert.
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In 2016, a Target store in downtown San Francisco trialed Tally, a shelf-scanner that—sans nametag, sans eyes—frankly lacks Marty's approachable charm.
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The material that composes each "warm gun" is usually a pastel color—some even have floral patterns giving them a playful and approachable quality.
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Another is a midsize estate I have long cherished, Château Bourgneuf, with wines that are classic Pomerol, though approachable, with bottles priced around $45.
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"Through this book, I wanted to open up a world that people might not know, but in a positive and approachable way," she said.
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It's written by the extraordinary Claire Saffitz (of Bon Appétit test kitchen video fame), and it is thorough and helpful and approachable and sane.
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To inspire even more ways to wear the classic color, we've put together the most approachable style guide, courtesy of New York Fashion Week.
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Shopping apps like Poshmark, Vinted, TheRealReal, and ThredUp are making resale an approachable market to start a side hustle or a full-fledged business.
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This dissonance is crucial to the film and to the persona Pitt would develop, partly because it tempers beauty, making it approachable, funny, human.
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I discovered this during a week with the Clarity, where it proved to be the most approachable and practical electrified car on the market.
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The organizers made a deliberate effort to keep the costs relatively low, enabling younger galleries to show works by emerging names at approachable prices.
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I personally like the patterned styles more because they make the velvet slipper, which might be brushed off as stuffy, more lively and approachable.
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While some meal kits want to turn you into a gourmand, Dinnerly is perhaps more approachable for folks just starting out in the kitchen.
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Thankfully, a host of new picture books tackle "taking the ferry," staring down that overtly thwarting subject, and making it personal, peaceful and approachable.
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Now, the company is releasing a step-through version of the bike, making it more approachable and accessible to a broader range of cyclists.
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Taking a two-second pause can make you more approachable, he says, since preventing others from finishing their thoughts typically comes off as abrasive.
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Price: ~$169Buy on:AmazonWalmart Teenage Engineering's first modular line is loads of fun to assemble, play with, and, perhaps most importantly, it's approachable for beginners.
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The Israeli guitarist Gilad Hekselman has a vision of modern jazz that's harmonically fluent but not averse to simple melody or gentle, approachable effect.
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Compared to the cold alien obelisks of Overgrown, the songs are warm and watery, more approachable and freewheeling, sometimes even quirky rather than grave.
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The approachable playfulness of Cosima von Bonin's textile and sculpture work doubles as a portal into the mysterious ocean that laps against our beaches.
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Tamar Avishai's The Lonely Palette selects a single artwork for each episode, and then dissects its visual and historical context in an approachable way.
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Richards talks, with a catching enthusiasm, about how important Svenonius was to his generation, as both larger than life character and as approachable punk enthusiast.
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It helps them understand our meaning while subtly providing a window into our persona, such as how empathetic or approachable we are, according to Kaye.
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It sends the message "I'm approachable," said Jonathan Wasserstrum, CEO of commercial real estate and office design firm SquareFoot, which has fewer than 100 employees.
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There was much signaling in the runup to 2016 that Clinton would be freer, more approachable, riskier, even, in her second pursuit of the presidency.
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I think people see that and are really blown away by the fact that a fetish can be made to look so appealing and approachable.
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What they came up with was the "one-line story": packing articles into bite-size pieces that were chattier and more approachable than traditional headlines.
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We wanted to make it approachable to anyone who would watch, whether they're supporting someone else going through the experience, or themselves going through it.
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"It is scary, but it is something that is approachable to you when you think about it as one person at a time," she said.
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Bright green is ubiquitous with the Xbox brand, but it doesn't necessarily make for an approachable body wash, since it's most reminiscent of nuclear waste.
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" He also found the Mad Max actor "so approachable," and said, "I think he's easily one of the most talented actors that's ever been onscreen.
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But the multitude of refinements and improvements, covering everything from combat to visuals to story, make it the best, most approachable Dragon Quest to date.
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If you're a health care company looking to brand yourself as tech-forward but still approachable, you're going to need a medium-weight serif font.
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It still has all of the tense, often unpredictable monster hunting you'd expect, but this time it's in a much bigger and more approachable package.
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But this time that experience has been smoothed over slightly, with just enough quality-of-life tweaks to make it approachable without damaging the fundamentals.
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He says the potential of mushrooms should be taken seriously, and his goal is to bring functional mushrooms to modern consumers in an approachable way.
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The goal was to streamline the game, making RPGs approachable for even casual players, while still retaining the feeling of going on an epic quest.
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While this is a minor change, it's one of many things Twitter is tweaking in the hopes of making its service simpler and more approachable.
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"I try to act like a big tough guy when I play," he adds, an image certainly incongruous with his warm, approachable, real-life kindness.
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Encrypted communication used to be too complicated for mainstream use, but approachable apps like WhatsApp and Signal have become a no-brainer for digital privacy.
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I strive to make myself approachable to my staff so that they don't have to hide anything and be upfront with whatever they are feeling.
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Unlike the former labels, however, every piece in Dunn's line falls under the $120 mark, meaning you're getting buzzy-worthy items at an approachable price.
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" On a similar note, Ali writes, "I feel like I am too approachable so I end up being friends with (people) I really don't like.
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"This series is the perfect platform for Jeff to use his uniquely infectious and approachable charm to take viewers on an unexpected and surprising journey."
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That may sound complex, but the camera also has an automatic mode, the default setting for the app, helps make it more approachable for beginners.
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Approachable and silly in their childlike voice, the American artist creates tableaus filled with line and color and what can best be described as feels.
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Samsung, Nikon, Kodak, and dozens of startups all offer cameras that are either just as approachable as the Theta S, offer better quality, or both.
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But overwrought though he may be, Franklin James Fisher is more approachable than Stefan Burnett, and not just because he declines to weaponize his dick.
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There are many qualities that define a strong leader —intelligence, strong communication skills, being approachable — but it's also essential that you can trust your manager.
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Between her fierce look and her down-to-earth (if slightly overexposed) personality, she seems weirdly approachable for an international supermodel and current It Girl.
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All this seems geared toward making the service more approachable and easier for newer and existing, more casual users — and help it continue to grow.
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An approachable, middle-aged guy from Orlando, Trumble has a relaxed demeanor that wouldn't lead you to guess he spends his free time racing cars.
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Despite these familiar and approachable projects, it was difficult for me to shake the unsettling realization that design is a major determinant of societal practice.
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The updated curriculum is meant to make coding more approachable, Apple explains, by offering activities that are more closely connected to the students' everyday lives.
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They frequently show millions of viewers their faces without a speck of makeup on, a particularly vulnerable act that makes them seem even more approachable.
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He's friendly and approachable, but also seems to think Starfleet ships are expendable, biotechnology is for winning war, and monsters are to be played with.
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In this environment, Mr. Biden would quickly position himself as a new type of white politician: always approachable, with meaningful personal relationships in black communities.
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Local Natives' new material is decidedly more approachable to those who maybe aren't so into the sing-songy, Fleet Foxes-esque side of things, either.
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Word of the Day : a disposition to be friendly and approachable (easy to talk to) _________ The word bonhomie has appeared in 23 articles on nytimes.
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Her poker success relied largely on exploiting a personal image of being intimidating and terse; at Bridgewater, she discovered, she must be approachable and collaborative.
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It's high-end but doesn't feel stuffy or pretentious, making it approachable for families, but still attractive to adults and couples seeking a quiet getaway.
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The authors wrote that showing small flaws, like spilling your coffee or dropping a pencil, are some ways to make yourself more approachable to others.
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From influences like Gene Kelly and Michael Jackson, they've learned that small, idiosyncratic details can imbue an extravagant movement with an approachable warmth and specificity.
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"Just because it is your wedding does not mean it has to be 'high end' or 'fancy' — it should be delicious, approachable, and served beautifully."
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Its approachable nature reached a varied audience, including everyone from traditional gamers battling for a high score to grandparents who would play it every morning.
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" Think of this as a way to get better in touch with your tastes — an approachable gateway into cultivating a style that feels uniquely "you.
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A lighter weight also makes it approachable for people who are new to weighted blankets and might not know exactly how much weight they prefer.
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The industry is rife with hype and uncertainty; the two Stanford grads say they want to make it more approachable to serious programmers and investors.
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The New York Times and Bon Appétit columnist demystifies home entertaining with elegantly approachable recipes and event-elevating tips for the post-post-Martha generation.
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Anderson, then 22017 and head of the tsunami program, was a veteran globe-trotting Red Crosser, single and known to be approachable by younger staff.
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Reynolds describes Hayes as a thoughtful, warm, and approachable guy who reminds him of... It's a Wonderful Life actor, military officer, and film icon James Stewart.
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"David was extremely approachable and often went to celebrate his children's birthdays in Woodstock," says Danielle Parker, a journalist who got to know the famous family.
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The goal, Tribby told me, was to make sex tech look less medical—no more rigid vagina prods in varying shades of beige—and more approachable.
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For those looking to buy an affordable (and approachable) piece of all-in-one music-making hardware, Elektron's new Model:Samples was the clear standout at NAMM.
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Christie and others regularly hold meet-and-greets, attend local government meetings and find ways to make themselves approachable to voters ahead of the state's Feb.
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It's hard not to see a link between Vader being so defanged in the prequels and how he's become so much more approachable in pop culture.
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While sitting at a computer with code all day might be someone's idea of fun, the Sphero is a more approachable and realistic form of learning.
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But when put in the same form factor and app as a GoPro Hero, a workflow I have been using for years, it's way more approachable.
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She's great, but her presence represents an expansion of Nintendo's ongoing efforts to make these infernally challenging games from the company's catalog of classics more approachable.
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While it remains in beta, Coda plans to build out its gallery of examples and other help features that will make it more approachable to newcomers.
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Something I find lovely about the Maschine MK3 is that because so much of the experience lives on the box itself, it feels welcoming and approachable.
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Coming in the form of software libraries, semiconductors, sensors and know-how, there is an approachable list to consider in revolutionizing your market: Natural language processing.
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No, they are some of the best, most fun multiplayer games ever made with their approachable mechanics and colorful roster of familiar (and sometimes unfamiliar) characters.
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MILTON BABBITT: 'All Set' Given Babbitt's forbidding reputation, the conductor (and BMOP founder) Gil Rose's great accomplishment here is to make Babbitt's music approachable, even alluring.
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If I were at 23 percent, I wouldn't force a fit, but I'd wonder what we should be doing to make it known that we're approachable.
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" And that's why the work of Second Life Toys is so important, "We had to come up with a way to make this topic more approachable.
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What I didn't expect was that someone with his track record of benchmark-setting designs could be so approachable and so ardent about his subject matter.
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The look is by Halston Heritage, an "approachable" version of the legendary luxury brand that started in the '60s, and th particular dress is only $237.
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With rich progression and a clever blend of randomized and static world elements Dead Cells offers a uniquely approachable (and addictive) spin on a classic genre.
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It's not just for romantic play,though—emotionally intense play of all kinds becomes much more approachable when you know you can opt out at anytime.
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"Natural language query is another step toward making data insights and visualization more approachable and accessible to users with various levels of Excel experience," Microsoft explains.
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The chronological method of the new edition precludes any kind of thematic organization, and the result is a book that is less approachable than its predecessor.
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The bellicose, ruthless Kim we have known was nowhere to be found, replaced by a man who seemed approachable and not too far removed from reality.
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In the end, a plant-based diet like Brady's is an easy and approachable way to incorporate more clean eating into your weekly meals, Levitt said.
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"The Microsoft brand has become a lot more human, a lot more approachable than maybe the early days, when it was very hard tech," Capossela said.
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It's not just for romantic play, though—emotionally intense play of all kinds becomes much more approachable when you know you can opt out at anytime.
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We wanted to give him an essence of being the really cute guy who puts some energy into what he looks like, but being really approachable.
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The idea that women need Botox to look nicer and more approachable is sexist and only made worse because of social media, a psychologist told Insider.
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Striving to fit in both worlds, she constantly code switches between her true self and "Starr, Version 2," her "approachable," nonslang-speaking, never-angry alter ego.
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The dolphin is amazingly approachable and curious, yet its flesh is also the prime bait for piracatinga, a catch that many fishermen sell for their livelihood.
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But this compact rests on the celebrity's ability to seem to move easily between the elite and the masses, to be aspirational and approachable at once.
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But this compact rests on the celebrity's ability to seem to move easily between the elite and the masses, to be aspirational and approachable at once.
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The image of the lesbian couple at brunch, in particular, emphasizes what the standard of a nice, approachable lesbians should look like: slim, white, and femme.
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" This harsh portrait was at odds with the grandfather she knew, an austere New Englander "made more approachable by age and the twinkle in his eyes.
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I finally beat a Normal Mega Man stage thanks to Mega Man 11's helpful difficulties that made a previously unapproachable series much, much more approachable.
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He was mysterious, but charming, majestic, yet approachable — and of course, the perfect companion for Elsa, one of the hardest working ice queens in show business.
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Quite like the graphic user interface humanized technology in the early 1980s, Canndescent humanizes and, hopefully, destigmatizes cannabis flowers by making them intuitive, approachable and elegant.
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In December 2016, Doty held a retreat in the Berkshires called Open Source in order to create an approachable version to other men's groups out there.
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Pros: Few ingredients, approachable food, eco-friendly, extremely affordableCons: if you're a more advanced chef, Dinnerly's options may be a bit too basic for your tastes
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For his latest, the designer introduced a series of more approachable styles, such as leg-of-mutton blouses, paneled combat pants, neat military jackets and bombers.
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The former caters more to a design-minded traveler, while the latter offers a more approachable stay for families and guests that prefer value over aesthetic.
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The scale stands out because of the approachable, playful design, and the warm messages the accompanying app delivers whether you've lost, gained, or stayed same weight.
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What helped make the app attractive were the animations and characters they designed, which Pierson and his team believed would make the app even more approachable.
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It's one of the greatest TV series ever made, but also way more approachable than you might expect it to be from the years of hype.
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Instead, he worked an octagonal stage that rose and fell throughout the night, sometimes placing him atop a small mountain, and other times rendering him approachable.
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It is "approachable" or "easy," like something you'd say about running into an acquaintance you're glad to see at a party full of people you don't know.
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Back in June 2017, when Amazon bought Whole Foods for nearly $14 billion, part of the takeover strategy included making Whole Foods seem as approachable as Amazon.
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And if you're one of the people who dream about flying on Emirates, an airline known for less-than-approachable fares, things are about to get good.
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"Part of the reason we have fashion designers and textile designers leading the design is, we recognize we have to make it approachable and comfortable," Mahoney says.
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With her oversized trench coat, and bright blue shirt and piercing green eyes, she might have seemed approachable if it weren't for the scowl on her face.
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Spielberg's dramatic first contact story kicked off a trend in Hollywood of films imagining aliens that are truly foreign to humanity, yet approachable with effort and empathy.
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The goal, according to the coders who worked on the app, is to make coding feel fun and approachable as it increasingly is becoming a necessary skill.
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Harley towers over me in her six inch heels when she answers the door; she covered in tattoos and despite her imposing stature, she's chatty and approachable.
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Some employees look for someone that they can look up to who is also approachable, while others expect tenacity and a passion for delivering the best results.
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The mascot was designed to have a friendly expression in an effort to dissociate Vucko from the ferocity of an actual wolf and make him more approachable.
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Added bonus: This book is also known as one of Joyce's most approachable novels, so you should actually try reading it instead of just looking at it.
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The Gear 360 is a tiny, double-lensed sphere of a camera that's supposed to make shooting and sharing 3603-degree photos and videos easy and approachable.
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While you won't get the fancier features of Samsung's larger (and pricier) watches, the Galaxy Watch Active is an approachable smartwatch that will appeal to fitness enthusiasts.
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Tetris is one of the most approachable and famous puzzle games in the world, but seeing it at AGDQ 20143 put it in a whole new light.
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Its playful character designs and head-bopping, earworm-filled music go hand in hand with the game design to help turn the genre into something more approachable.
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I was approachable—even if people didn't know what to talk to me about, we could goof around, and I'd do something stupid to make them laugh.
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Between songwriters Austin Brown and Andrew Savage, Brown keeps closer to the band's oblique post-punk wellspring, while Savage runs restlessly across punk's more approachable expanded field.
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While developers and designers figure content out, PlayStation will be aiding them in headset adoption thanks to the much more approachable economics of their console-powered headset.
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Into this unfamiliar territory stepped a fresh, exciting England team, one stripped of the unwarranted swagger of its predecessors and coached by a fundamentally decent, approachable man.
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In coming seasons, the Metropolitan Opera will be introducing a range of initiatives to make itself seem less elitist, more approachable and more connected to contemporary culture.
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What she brought was an especially intimate and approachable voice, that of an intellectual who doesn't mistake solemnity for seriousness and actually seems to be enjoying herself.
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To bring new (sometimes crazy) products to life that will make your everyday encounters with food and drinks more approachable, more functional, and, most importantly, more fun!
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Renata Rokicki, the executive chef, aims to create approachable dishes using seasonal ingredients such as Moroccan spiced fried chicken and a citrus salad with pistachios and ricotta.
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For those weary after a summer of festivals, OctFest's two stages are a comparatively approachable way to make the most of the final weeks of warm weather.octfest.
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He was popular in Munich, a much more approachable figure than Guardiola: "Down to earth," in Rummenigge's words at last year's annual general meeting of club members.
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We love the Pixelbook Go for its incredibly quiet and comfortable typing experience as well as how it brings high-end sensibilities to a more approachable price.
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Despite having a brake-by-wire system, a hybrid powertrain, two turbochargers and a dual-clutch transmission, the NSX feels surprisingly approachable and normal on the road.
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While many newer downtown Los Angeles hotels tout their outdoor, rooftop pools as a trendy scene, this indoor one felt more approachable and a charming, unique alternative.
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Knowing this, some organizations are finding ways to be digital-first, whether that means training volunteers to send approachable, informative texts or designing a sexual education chatbot.
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Mr. Navalny, 40, is a handsome, telegenic figure with a model family, much more approachable than the usually dour apparatchiks churned out by the Kremlin bureaucratic mill.
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With the Scorpion, Juiced is abandoning the parallelogram shape of the Scrambler for a step-through frame that's probably more approachable to a wider range of people.
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Whatever interpersonal commitments you made or renewed during Virgo season are getting more serious as tops that may be considered taboo become less intimidating and more approachable.
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With about one minute of setup time, you can put together a Skype conference call that will link together dozens of people in one easy, approachable format.
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The Cosmos, which will run a new platform called "Vive Reality System," is meant to be a more approachable type of headset than what HTC has typically offered.
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At first glance, the goop detox seems surprisingly approachable: It's not a diet filled with 'smoothies' and ingredients you've never heard of (last year's was full of those).
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Limp then launched into talking about Amazon's recent upgrades to Alexa, which in the U.S. includes making Alexa both more opinionated and more approachable for children and adults.
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Limp then launched into talking about Amazon's recent upgrades to Alexa, which in the U.S. includes making Alexa both more opinionated and more approachable for children and adults.
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"We're trying to deliver a much more approachable, natural shopping experience when [people] are shopping for their home," Anthony Soohoo, senior vice president and general manager for Walmart.
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Other candidates need to be prompted to talk about themselves in a more approachable way, Marie Berry, the CEO and cofounder of the automated marketing platform Kara, said.
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Microsoft's miniaturized Surface Go is the best budget 2-in-1 tablet because it boils down the essentials of a Surface device into its most approachable form yet.
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Still, assigning companies human names simply to make tech products more approachable is a newer trend, and it's poised to escalate quickly in the age of artificial intelligence.
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They are comfort dogs, trained to be calm and approachable for those grieving who want to pet, hug and find the peace that man's best friend can provide.
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It features new open-world environments, multiplayer dungeon battles, and a more approachable storyline that is less systemized around collecting monsters and gym badges and more narrative-driven.
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They work with fertility clinics to get the often unpredictable costs set in stone, then cover said costs and convert them into a more approachable monthly payment plan.
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And for as much as Chidi, Tahani, and Jason give the show elements of that core, it's Eleanor who is the show's most approachable character, on most levels.
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When he's shown off the project to the public, he's found that the retro nature of the hardware makes it very approachable and conducive to games like Pong.
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But one of Twitter's core problems is that it doesn't feel approachable for the average joes and janes, leading to its weak user growth the last few years.
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Although Her Story was more approachable to casual users than many mainstream video games, it still demanded much more from players than simply watching a show on Netflix.
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Within the last few years, its only made a stronger case for itself by embracing new contemporary and indie designers to add into its classic and approachable mix.
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Coding isn't necessarily the easiest or most approachable topic; guest speaker and multimedia artist Jamel Mims stressed the importance of making the tech industry accessible to the students.
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This doesn't mean you have to show a happy face all the time, but it does mean you should be approachable and knowledgeable about your duties and responsibilities.
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Aside from being a strong leader, Bertita, was approachable, genuine, and trustworthy -- unlike any leader Honduras (or for that matter, any country in Central America) has ever had.
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" Flint agrees, telling PEOPLE: "Meghan has a very chic, yet approachable style that resonates with women worldwide, so it's no surprise that women want to emulate her looks.
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It's clear that Monohm wants it to be an approachable device for anyone that picks it up, but the team's also not catering to Twitter-obsessed power users.
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While high-end VR hardware itself is still tough to access, motion controls that feel directly connected to your body make interacting with a 3D world incredibly approachable.
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After these near-abstract pictures, which are by far her most radical and least approachable, she brought real bodies — meaning her own — back in front of the camera.
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While fantasies about family members are far from ubiquitous, having family members very nearly is, which makes the setup of fauxcest stories seem approachable to a huge audience.
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Although her veganism is rooted in a "deep personal mission to end animal suffering," Ms. Marquis said she's focused on an "approachable brand with delicious food," not preaching.
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To inject some springtime fun into your look (if hot pink jeans are not for you), a bit of rainbow-colored ornamentation is an approachable way to go.
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Fortunately, another house featured on the show and renovated by Chip and Jo, has hit the market in neighboring Woodway, for the much more approachable price of $290,000.
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Pros: Great selection, beautiful range of styles, ethical manufacturing, approachable price pointCons: You may find Everlane options too universal for your tasteCheck out Everlane's selection of button-downs
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Driving down reported crime was not always appropriate because more approachable police officers who engendered greater trust might actually have caused increases in crime reports in some areas.
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"Just as our coffee today makes cannabis more approachable, it's also a great platform to introduce some of these more controversial botanicals to a new audience," he said.
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For all their lyrical and thematic heaviness—not to mention the complex, emotive choreography that accompanies some of the videos for these songs—the songs themselves are approachable.
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Several items are available à la carte, but most diners choose one of the approachable chef's choice tasting menus (four-course, $55; six-course, $85; wine pairings available).
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Instead, it seems more poised to be remembered as an unruly wild child of Off Off Broadway, an approachable haven from the cutthroat world of New York theater.
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A debate, in theory, excises the repetition of baseline proposals and forces the candidates to deliver performances more approachable than Wednesday's offering of stump speeches for climate wonks.
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Colleagues say they admire Ms. Zirinsky's resolve and journalistic instinct, and her approachable management style of consulting with staff members at all levels on a range of topics.
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If an aged country ham is like jazz, funky and improvised, a spiral-cut is the pop music of the ham world — sweet, approachable and easy to eat.
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Baxter says that soft sculptures in the shape of familiar objects are an incredibly approachable art form and hopes that this accessibility will help the work instigate conversation.
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Other than helping you seem more approachable and likable, talking about failure and encouraging your peers to do the same can also make you a more efficient worker.
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I wanted to make adaptogenic tonics and elixirs super-approachable for the laymen who have never really had a chaga drink or a maca or astragalus or ashwagandha.
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His appearances there, and on CNN and MSNBC, displayed a modest Midwest manner, plain-spoken style and approachable demeanor — all of which made him seem less, well, unusual.
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Victory in Westminster "would be historic" and "the polls are telling us we might do it," said Mr. Saxby, who comes across as an energetic and approachable campaigner.
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The Bread Lab calls it "the approachable loaf," but each bakery in the Bread Lab Collective makes a slightly different version, informed by local tastes and local grains.
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Unity is a game engine that first hit the world in 2005 as an affordable and approachable option for game developers who wanted to make games for MacOS.
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Gen Z might only know this pioneering Los Angeles-based rapper as an approachable blockbuster star or, most recently, one of the moguls behind the BIG3 basketball league.
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It's a weird, avant-garde project, but because it's made out of the bits and pieces of one of the most famous movies ever made, it's entirely approachable.
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The story itself is fairly approachable for newcomers, as Wally West (a one-time Flash who's been erased by recent comics) attempts to shove himself back into reality.
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In her newest cookbook, Ina Garten teaches her readers to "cook like a pro," which may sound intimidating, but her instructions and ingredients are still as approachable as ever.
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On 19853chan's /pol/, the web's unofficial alt-right headquarters, posters talk frankly of fashwave as a "trap to make our ideas seem friendly and approachable," as one user wrote.
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She was simultaneously virginal yet sexy, career-focused yet domestic, elegant yet approachable; she didn't just "enjoy being a girl" — she presented an uncomplicated, nigh-mythical image of womanhood.
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It does tweak some aspects to to be more approachable, like offering a menu, serving beer and mimosas, and occasionally having a waiter or waitress who speaks fluent English.
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But that's not what happened to Pokémon: instead, Pokémon Go inspired a creative boom for the franchise, leading to some of the best, most approachable Pokémon games to date.
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By Junior year, Doyle had come into his own with his own unique brand of cool—the kind of cool that was dark and mysterious, but still totally approachable.
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He's so approachable, and for all his power he makes mistakes, is absent-minded, loves animals, and is kind in a world where there's so much violence going on.
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By traveling out to the various community centers, we hope to be able to break down those barriers and make communication happen in a way that's much more approachable.
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Either way, it boils down to this: Trudeau doesn't need to take photos of himself to seem like an approachable everyman, because everyone else will do it for him.
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Free for AndroidMusic Maker JamImage: ScreenshotMusic Maker Jam has been around for a long time as desktop software and that experience and heritage shows in its uncluttered, approachable interface.
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After a decade of rap, rave and alternative rock, here was something that cut straight to the heart and emotional angst of teenagers, offered by an approachable young singer.
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It was basically the first office app to really nail online document collaboration in an approachable way and built a big lead and a big following because of it.
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They aren't afraid to be the butt of the joke Being able to laugh at themselves endears Buffett and Munger to their audience, making them seem approachable and trustworthy.
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With her assured-but-approachable tone, she sidesteps the common pitfalls for ambitious women — who are too often deemed inept, bossy, or bitchy for behavior otherwise accepted in men.
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But there are a few exceptions, with one in particular being chatbots designed for the purpose of making a very complex topic or task approachable to the average person.
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To tighten the theme and make the puzzle more approachable for non-French speakers like myself, I limited it to three-letter French words that are common in crosswords.
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At Versailles, I met the teacher and community activist Marta Zayas who has been relentless in her quest to help Little Havana retain its unique flavor and approachable appeal.
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This has proven to help kids retain more of the information, if the program is educational, but it also makes Netflix's new interactive format more approachable for young viewers.
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"Having a place with a stripped-down aesthetic and a menu of classes makes it feel very approachable and promotes a sense of calm amid the craziness," she said.
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Straight-talking, detail-focused and thorough, London-raised Tucker is not known for his small talk, but those who have worked with him say he is friendly and approachable.
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Image consultants say she has helped create a softer, more approachable image for Kim that has aided him as he seeks to burnish his credentials as a world leader.
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The smaller, sometimes more angular shape gives off a cool sci-fi vibe, making the traditionally retro eyewear more edgy — but still approachable enough to wear on the reg.
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Ms. Szadkowski's earthy, approachable Yelena has a convincing melancholy underlining, and Ms. Millonzi handles Sonya, who can too easily be reduced to a pathetic sad sack, with sympathetic care.
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This step-by-step explanation makes it approachable and actionable on a budget, and it fits with her reputation for unpacking ideas that can be confusing or seem inaccessible.
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Moore, who had spent a decade trading futures, quit his job and began workshopping a way to streamline the darts experience and make it more approachable for the uninitiated.
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But over the course of his stewardship, Dr. Boudreau won many people over, including donors, for restoring order and creating the impression that he was transparent, accountable and approachable.
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Many legends make work that feels untouchable, but even when Berman—as he often did—was gracefully exploring the dark parts of the human psyche, his work felt approachable.
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J.C. The Cuban pianist David Virelles is a brilliant hybridist, but until recently he generally released music with acoustic dimensions, approachable from the vectors of postbop or Latin-jazz.
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In the refined yet approachable space — filled with custom wood furniture, a long marble bar and distressed leather chairs — guests flip for Rousseau's photogenic house specialty, the Inside Manhattan.
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Viewfinder and LCDLikely to keep the price of the A6400 approachable, the electronic viewfinder, or EVF, isn't anything to write home about as far as resolution and image quality.
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Contestants have to speak their text messages at the screen, and one of The Circle's pleasures is watching people try to posture as approachable and friendly solely through text.
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And with an approachable frame, affordable price, and absurdly powerful battery, the Scorpion could be a good entry-level e-bike for anyone who's bored with traditional two-wheelers.
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The spartan simplicity of the shape also makes it an approachable way for women to wear bright colors and bold patterns without stepping too far outside their comfort zones.
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But because I'm there every year, I'm approachable and so on, I'd like to think that I'm in a position where I can act as a role model there.
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Now, DJI wants to sell a more approachable version of that idea to kids in the US, China, and Japan, with an educational toy robot tank called the RoboMaster S280.
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This new model is smaller and more approachable than the first Mix, and it will eventually be available everywhere Xiaomi sells phones (which, sadly, does not yet include the US).
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She wanted to create an approachable book that picked up where the cards left off by continuing the conversation around empathy, but McDowell also wanted it to be research-based.
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Calvinist theology did leave each person all alone to worry about salvation, and it did separate out the mysterious gift of grace from the approachable daily life in the world.
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And while the new design — which is admittedly adorable — is supposed to make the device more approachable, it also runs the risk of encouraging people to shoot 360 video handheld.
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She acknowledges it's an uphill battle right now, but there are so many upcoming Portland developments, as well as one-off spots in less hyped neighborhoods with more approachable rents.
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And finally, there was Kellan, Aaron's roommate, tall and slender and boyish, with smooth skin and bowl-cut hair, and just the right amount of social anxiety to be approachable.
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Few Android OEMs are boasting about compatibility with Google's ARCore platform anymore, suggesting that approachable hardware standards for device makers wasn't all that was missing from the failed Tango brand.
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The looks are extravagant and have the same outlandish, textural Gucci-flare we've come to love, but when paired with a New York Yankees baseball cap, they feel more approachable.
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In comparison, Ivanka wears softer colors and patterns at less high stakes events, like when meeting students at a STEM summer camp or when appearing diplomatic and approachable is important.
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The parameters of becoming an "internet boyfriend" vary from person-to-person, but in general, it's a combination of an actor's ability to be genuine, approachable, and a bit eccentric.
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Regardless of how intimidating it might seem, it's so important to have conversations with your kids about money early, in an approachable way, and continue them into their young adulthood.
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" What she does like to do with fashion is use it as a form of expression, saying she seeks clothes that make her "feel sexy, approachable, fierce, edgy, glamorous, fun.
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Though the average game lover has little interest in these companies that create game development tools, they will play a crucial role in making VR development more approachable and affordable.
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In the case of Sun and Moon, these changes make the games more approachable and streamlined, while also introducing a much more chill vibe with a new Hawaii-inspired setting.
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Visually, people experiencing VR certainly aren't in the most approachable position and right now the tech is new enough that it rarely seems accessible to those who are vaguely curious.
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Company: Andie SwimRecommended by: Soraya Darabi, general partner, Trail Mix VenturesRelationship: InvestorWhat it does: A female-founded and led company that makes quality swimsuits for all sizes at approachable prices.
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The humor makes a product or service more approachable, said John Limotte, chief executive of Mustache, a video production company based in Brooklyn that worked with KLM on the campaign.
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The book gives a step-by-step guide to shuffling the deck, laying the cards out, and interpreting the meanings, making the experience more approachable for a beginner tarot reader.
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Arranged for voice and piano and pared down to human size, this anthem of triumphant liberation was stripped of operatic pretensions to become an approachable, touching expression of self-realization.
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It's both brilliant and illustrative of the sort of thing Stadiums & Shrines have made their specialty—idiosyncratic pieces from auteurist types who treat boundary-pushing sounds in an approachable way.
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As a counterpart to Saint Nicholas, the predecessor of the more approachable Santa Claus, Krampus was evoked in Central Europe for centuries as a warning to kids to be good.
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The paternal sun in Cancer gently connects with Uranus, the planet of the unexpected, on Thursday at 1:44 PM. New and experimental ideas seem more approachable at this time.
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Melissa says the balance is between seeming aspirational and approachable—a mirror of the ideal of feminine beauty—or, if you're cynical, between appealing to brands and to her audience.
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"For a lot of people, this is a more approachable way into these issues like gun violence than traditional partisan politics," Shannon Coulter, the founder of Grab Your Wallet, said.
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Everyone in here is approachable: I'm given a bracelet of sorts by KNY's best friend, which feels as though it's a welcoming gift into their clan of French-speaking transplants.
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My favorite cookbooks are the ones that do both, that are very approachable and give you a lot of information, but inspire you to try something you've never tried before.
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"What we did want to figure out, as we started to become this more purpose-built, modern company, is do those characters go beyond being friendly and approachable?" she said.
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The Montclair, N.J., native uses his approachable tenor to add irresistible hooks to his polished, funk-inflected beats (all his music is released via his own label, New Funk Academy).
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Mr. Godwin, who directed the Roundabout's overeager "Cherry Orchard" last season, accouters his staging with a hodgepodge of contemporary Shakespearean production clichés apparently designed to render the play more approachable.
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Rather than partner with a company to make footwear samples, the duo wanted to use the opportunity to promote a more sustainable and approachable way of rounding out their shows.
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But for all his efforts to portray himself as vigorous, approachable and goal-oriented, there is a limit to how far Mr. Kim can go under international sanctions, analysts say.
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More than five years ago, Aerie, a clothing and lingerie label owned by American Eagle Outfitters, touted inclusivity with an #AerieREAL campaign featuring approachable looking models wearing gently structured lingerie.
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An argument can be made that it contains part of the source code for the approachable bistros and brasseries that have transformed American fine dining in the last 25 years.
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Though written at a middle-school reading level, adults can learn as much from this book as kids and the approachable writing style and illustrations help the history come alive.
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Inside, however, the vibe was approachable and friendly, with no line to check in on a busy Monday morning when the hotel was also hosting a conference for J.P. Morgan.
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And yet, even as the Mets and the Wilpons fumbled along, fans tended to embrace the team's identity as the idiosyncratic but more approachable member of New York's baseball universe.
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Then there is Airbnb, who said it designed Cereal with an overall roundness to convey the feeling that it is "friendly and approachable" — ideal characteristics for a vacation rental company.
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Her stage persona is funny, irreverent and approachable, her band is terrific and her songs cycle lushly through a whole range of moods, from dance-party exuberance to mournful darkness.
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"When I think of Sami Jo, I think of how generous and approachable she is," said Renata Fast, one of three Furies who played for Canada's 2018 Olympic silver medalists.
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But she is also the home cook, the anti-expert, the person who cooks for pleasure rather than ego, making her appeal to the masses all that much more approachable.
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"I know a lot of people who have felt unsafe at a show and had their concerns laughed off by security, or just felt like security wasn't approachable," says Bruce.
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"Our covers celebrate Zendaya and Cardi B, two women who could not be more different but who are both icons made for 2018: approachable, unfiltered, and multitalented," said CR's editor, CarineRoitfeld.
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This is a major coup, and one that Polko says is a natural fit, thanks to her desire to make her work (and the products she uses) approachable and fuss-free.
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If the procedures themselves are approachable, Instagram makes them accessible: Dr. Ourian's 30-second before-to-after videos, soundtracked by classical music, usually receive between 500,000 and a million views each.
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We learned a lot: the new Destiny will be more approachable for new players, it'll make it easier to manage loot, and it will introduce clans and other new social features.
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We experimented with attracting new customers and we, with our marketing as well, tried to broaden the relevance of GoPro, make it a little more everyday and a little more approachable.
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While video game consoles became increasingly complex, the DS and its touchscreen were meant to be more approachable, a way to bring in new players who were intimidated by complicated controllers.
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Operatic characters — an aloof pantheon of gods, monarchs, priests and countesses — are generally more outsize than approachable; their exponents have traditionally been measured on a scale of perceived regality and remoteness.
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With the Oculus Rift priced at $599 and the HTC Vive just recently revealed to cost $799, there's plenty of room for Sony to cement itself as a more approachable option.
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Late last year, B&O Play announced the Beoplay M3, an addition to its home wireless speaker lineup that's more approachable in both size and price compared to the Beoplay M5.
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There is a long history in Japan of using indigo plant dye for various applications, most of which convey a 'high-class and formal, yet also approachable' feeling according to Kayukawa.
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Exaggerated use of exclamation marks has often been coded as a feminine habit, something used for a myriad of reasons, whether to soften an email or appear enthusiastic, engaged, or approachable.
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Chris Urmson speaking at SXSWAs I've mentioned before, Urmson is a fantastically engaging speaker who is doing a lot to make Google's project much more approachable just by making these appearances.
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With a new look and some tweaked controls, I actually found it more approachable than Ueda's The Last Guardian, which came out a decade after the original Shadow of the Colossus.
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The most noticeable difference between Spike Prime and its predecessors from the Mindstorms line are the bright colors and personalization options that make it a lot more approachable than past products.
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"It's dish I've tried to make approachable because it needs to be something that people can relate to if we are going to change people's perceptions [on eating insect]," says Quezada.
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Mechanical tweaks, such as starting with grenades and letting players respawn infinitely, made the game more approachable, but the changes irked longtime players who savored Gears' stressful last-man-standing approach.
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"I learned early on in my career how important it is for the CEO to sit in the middle of the office, to be accessible and approachable," Wasserstrum told Business Insider.
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The collection delivers an approachable take on luxury, featuring a variety of duvet covers, comforters, throw blankets, and decorative pillows, so you can completely upgrade your space while on a budget.
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Eyewear presents an approachable — even inevitable — platform for tech development, which means that existing optical companies may well be rivaled by digital players like Snapchat or Google in the years ahead.
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As my eyes adjusted to the warm, dim lighting and dark green-splashed walls, I noticed the lobby was approachable and inviting, with wooden architecture, cozy sitting areas, and abundant art.
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And in that way, it's the quintessential FilmStruck movie — foreign but approachable, decades old but fresh and alive, pulsing with affection for the art of movies and all of their possibilities.
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For the most part, researchers have focused on a target that seemed obvious and approachable: a protein, beta amyloid, that starts to accrue in patients' brains years before their memories falter.
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By comparison, the men of the family — even the approachable Harry and William — can seem a little dull; they are consorts to the main attraction, rather than standing center stage themselves.
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"Instead of just pulling up in a bus, you're learning about the traditions of food in a way that's approachable to the artisans and farmers," said Ms. Dragon of Whole Journeys.
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" I love these looks because...: "Of their dichotomy — the bold lip look felt softer and more approachable but still kept a graphic element, whereas the graphic eyeliner made me feel edgier.
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Though if you have the budget to splurge and want an approachable, high-end resort that both couples and families will love without any pretense, this room should be a frontrunner.
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The former men's wear designer at J. Crew has an online shirt program that makes the made-to-measure experience "accessible and approachable to as many guys as possible," he said.
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Ms. Grande has always presented herself as likable and approachable, from her role as Cat Valentine on the Nickelodeon show "Victorious" through the albums and videos of her ascendant solo career.
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From a dedicated tasks queue to a notifications pane, it's built to take the guesswork out of what to do next while being as approachable as consumer software for new users.
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Claudia Hammond, a BBC journalist, has come along to provide an approachable and very practical field guide to putting these findings into use and making smarter decisions with our own money.
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Ultimately, Art Club Challenge isn't about making masterpieces (indeed, the limits of the game make that rather impossible, unless you are in fact Piet Mondrian), it's about making art more approachable.
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Indeed, what truly defines a character actor is that he "makes the person he plays feel approachable," says Avy Kaufman, the casting director of "The Sixth Sense" and "Life of Pi." (Stars, by contrast, are never approachable: Even when they play imperfect people, there's something perfect about them.) And in the absence of new models in Hollywood, audiences and critics alike have anointed these character actors as the emotional anchors of an otherwise mundane two hours.
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As taciturn as Quenneville appears while standing behind the bench, and as piercing as his blue-eyed stare can be, the Panthers can see that he is approachable, positive, enthusiastic and supportive.
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"The new Scoot Moped offers a lightweight and approachable design that will introduce even more people to the fun of riding electric," Scoot founder and president Michael Keating said in a statement.
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For Apple, which prides itself on its simple interfaces and approachable design, this change could have the adverse effect of tricking users into thinking they don't have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth activated.
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Developer Meowza Games has made no secret of its love of one specific animal, but the pleasing aesthetic of its upcoming game only lends to the friendly, approachable atmosphere of it all.
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Like LBP, the first Super Mario Maker was a brilliant proof of concept, offering the internet a toolset approachable enough to build a big buffet of levels—many terrible, but some brilliant.
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Earlier this week, we joked about Kim Kardashian turning over a super chill sartorial leaf, ditching all of her heavy makeup and latex bodysuits for something a little more easy and approachable.
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That might seem like an obvious thing to say about a writer who's known for several approachable but scholarly nonfiction works about religion, including Zealot and No god but God, among others.
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You not only have an up-to-date profile, but you also have a stellar headline, plenty of endorsements and a photo that manages to make you look both professional and approachable.
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And while the company is home to blockbuster franchises like Borderlands, BioShock, and Civilization, SVP of marketing Sarah Anderson says that the publisher wanted to tackle a smaller, more approachable experience first.
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The larger maps and resource-gathering inherent to battle royale experiences do tend to be friendlier and more approachable than the more traditional online play that Call of Duty is known for.
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Powell has tried to open up the Fed and make the bank more approachable with plain-spoken analyses of the U.S. economy and a pledge to speak to reporters monthly in 2019.
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Smiling increases your likelihood of being swiped right on by 14 percent, and that's because smiling signals approachability and kindness, and who doesn't want to be perceived as being kind and approachable?
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By streaming the show on Amazon Prime alongside links to purchase the collection's lingerie pieces, Savage X Fenty situates itself squarely within the aspirational world of high fashion and affordable, approachable commerce.
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This is all fairly low-stakes at this point, given the lack of established use cases, so dialing back from more advanced technologies to more approachable ones is probably the right call.
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The colors (mostly pink), fonts (sans serif) and emojis (of course) made it approachable, but I was clearly making this for a specific audience, namely women in their early and mid-careers.
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As Rachel Ungaro, the vice president of fashion merchandising and design development for QVC said, "she transcends the decades": fixed firmly in home viewers' imaginations as paradoxically tough and alluring but approachable.
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What I love about his music — and what makes it feel still so modern and so approachable — is the raw, earthy quality of its sound world: It is completely uncompromising and individual.
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It was a lucid, approachable cookbook that took the mystery out of coq au vin and boeuf bourguignon and hundreds of dishes long thought to be too daunting for the American cook.
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While some pet portraits throughout history were intended to make their subjects look wealthier, more regal, or glamorous, others like this photograph likely aimed to make their famous subjects look more approachable.
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The Aurora plant also represents an evolution in nuclear design aesthetics, with a conscious effort on the part of Oklo to make their power station approachable and appealing to the surrounding community.
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It's a decision that makes sense in the context of Jenkins's oeuvre, a collection of jazz-inflected, contemplative songs on hip-hop's experimental side, though more approachable than most of Heron's work.
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Or Lord & Taylor, with its 11 floors of grand proportions and democratic attitude, more affordable and approachable than the haute Bergdorf Goodman to the north, focused on the virtues of American sportswear.
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"I think light-skin privilege is when light-skin people, like myself, are given preferential treatment or seen as softer, more feminine, or more approachable than our darker-skin peers," Ashley Edwards explains.
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And it's up to me—only me—to lasso one of those unruly mammal-birds and tame it, transmute it into something more approachable, a gentle, sweetly singing canary whose song is Truth.
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It's also one of Anderson's most beloved films, possibly because it's also one of his most approachable, funny and tweaked without tipping over into the highly stylized sensibility that some can find alienating.
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In every division—robotics, aviation, powersports, racing, power tools, automobiles, newfangled mobility—the company strip mines the uncanny valley, removing the boundaries between human and machine, while making the experience habitable and approachable.
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This is the first introduction of the uke in the US. "For the musically inexperienced, the uke is basically the most approachable instrument out there — and nope, the kazoo doesn't count," said Zhang.
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But Res, who wrote about her experiences in her book, All Alone on the 68th Floor: How One Woman Changed the Face of Construction, said Trump became less approachable and accessible over time.
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The original was notable not just for letting Pikachu and Charizard duke it out, but also because it was an approachable game in a genre often weighed down by complex rules and controls.
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If your supervisor is approachable and respectful under normal circumstances, "but going through a negative behavioral change for some reason or another," she says it's totally fine to broach the yelling issue directly.
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"They were incredibly approachable and very well engaged – so much so I might even send them an application form for a job at the organization," Rashid Bhayat, Positive Youth Foundation's CEO, tells PEOPLE.
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"We keep it light and approachable with a touch of fruit, refreshing herbs and the right amount of booze," Joly says of his drink, which calls for muddle strawberries and fresh tarragon leaves.
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So far, the biggest challenges have revolved around technology, laws, and cost — but still, over the past year, there has been a major push toward making this process more approachable and globally-impactful.
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Those frameworks abstract out all the complicated tooling and tuning required for such a specific piece of hardware and make it very approachable and easy for developers to start building machine learning projects.
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He seems like the most approachable and grounded of the Chrises, while still possessing all those other important qualities — likability, chill dude-ness, overall hotness — that go into defining a top-tier Chris.
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It doesn't hurt that the underlying chord progression is the I-V-vi-IV of "I'm Yours" and "Don't Stop Believing" fame, the most approachable composition choice one can make in a song.
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She's the CEO and Principle Event Designer of Beth Helmstetter Events, a boutique event company specializing in intimate and approachable multi-day events throughout the world, and the founder of The Good Beginning.
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And then at the bar, expect approachable uses of lesser-known ingredients, like Jelinek Fernet with iced tea, mint, and citrus, or a crisp, bitter mix of Amaro Montenegro, Gran Classico, and grapefruit.
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While Paltrow is no stranger to the home decor scene, her new furniture line shows off a playful, modern vibe and a pricepoint that's more approachable for shoppers of Crate & Barrel's sister company.
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Christoph Janz is the managing partner at Berlin-based Point Nine Capital, the self-described "angel VC" which tries to be a little friendlier and more approachable to startups than the average investor.
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" Tom Speight, the brand's president, said, "We've seen everything from man-buns to full beards go mainstream in recent seasons, and we want to reflect that rugged, a tad unpolished, yet approachable look.
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Like Amazon's DSSTNE and Microsoft's CNTK, PaddlePaddle offers a toolkit for deep learning, but Baidu says comparable software is designed to work in too many different situations, making it less approachable to newcomers.
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But don't take my word for it… "The design of Clapboss with its expressive design and soft, silicone ears are meant to be approachable to anyone, young and old," said creator Adam Leeb.
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She was witty and scholarly, had an extremely flexible body, was mentally disciplined, and was small but powerful, approachable to the earnest but distant to the novice, quiet yet eloquent, simple yet complex.
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And from our own Melissa Clark, a second Instant Pot cookbook offers recipes for approachable yet deluxe dinners for your Instant Pot or other pressure cooker, "Comfort in an Instant" (Clarkson Potter, $22).
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"My passion is trying to make cheese approachable and relatable to people in America who may see it as unobtainable, to allow them to enjoy cheese on a more casual level," she says.
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Even if his style is relatively approachable, Thomas Adès still is Thomas Adès, the once-iconoclastic composer of mischievous, sardonic works like "Powder Her Face" (1995), "Totentanz" (2013) and "The Exterminating Angel" (2016).
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Samsung Electronics, which became more approachable after its 50:1 stock split in May 2018, ended trading at 47,800 won per share on Thursday, down 24% from the highest level of the year.
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Then there are the people: both are friendly, welcoming, approachable, in a way that is not often attributed to the English in general or those from the north of the country in particular.
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They wanted an environment that spoke to their generation — less formal and stuffy, more approachable — and drinks made with good products and offered at price points they could afford (ten to fifteen euros).
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Another creative idea is a gift card for a meal kit service: Wirecutter recommends Blue Apron, which offers approachable recipes for beginners and provides all necessary ingredients except for salt, pepper, and oil.
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She can wear a tailored blazer like nobody's business, and pair a Zara skirt with a Dior top in a way that makes the mass piece look luxury and the luxury look approachable.
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"He is very down to earth, absolutely approachable, an absolute champion," said Norwegian fan Jeffrey Allan Kolkmann, from Trondheim, who cheered on Svindal and silver medallist Kjetil Jansrud from behind the finish area.
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I think a part of me was fearful that despite its appearance and specs it might be wholly tuned down to be sure it was approachable for an amateur on a track day.
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Though the company has released more affordable options, it's now introducing an entirely new line of ThinkBook laptops that combines the best of ThinkPad features at a price point that's a bit more approachable.
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As a member of a power couple central to our pop culture news cycle — Kanye's creativity is chaotic, and a new feud always seems to be bubbling up — she's become the calm, approachable one.
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Book the Kimpton Alexis Hotel starting at $212 per night With its muted color palette, natural detail, and curated local art, Seattle's Kimpton Alexis Hotel beautifully invokes the approachable luxury of the Pacific Northwest.
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The Wii was a console best known for its unusual "WiiMote" controller, which used an approachable TV remote form-factor and motion-controls to entice families worldwide to play endless amounts of Wii Tennis.
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"Our covers celebrate Zendaya and Cardi B, two women who could not be more different but who are both icons made for 2018: approachable, unfiltered, and multi-talented," Roitfeld said in a press release.
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But in just two short years, Coco has become the de-facto style icon for the Instagram generation with a look that's approachable (because she's seven), and simultaneously completely out of reach for most.
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