Think of it as an extra password to unlock the device.
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By guest starred I mean appeared as an extra, of course.
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"Stephen came here as an extra player," manager Dusty Baker said.
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We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!
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We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!
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We need the travel ban as an extra level of safety!
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Would that it had been included as an extra in the reissue.
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This one is customizable with their initials as an extra sweet touch.
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As an extra treat, they're all available at Black Friday prices (yup).
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"We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!" he wrote.
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As an extra security precaution, the data is not connected to the internet.
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Think of a phone or video interview as an extra opportunity to impress.
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As an extra precaution, my aunt and uncle had joined the Episcopal Church.
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Have you ever dreamed of getting hired as an extra on "Downton Abbey"?
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She also appears in the new movie, in a cameo as an extra.
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This started out as an extra hour in the morning and expanded from there.
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Save $50 as well as an extra 5% off with a limited-time coupon.
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"We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of security," the president tweeted.
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"Maybe I'll get Meeka some new tennis balls as an extra award," Reeg mused.
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We try to use it as an extra layer rather than the only layer.
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The Driver Assist Package, at $2,250 as an extra, made up for my qualms.
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And, as an extra bonus, Helm is asking for help from the larger infosec community.
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As an extra bonus, the color on Ricoh's underwater action cam matches my dive mask.
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Sharon started her career as an actress in Italy, appearing in films as an extra.
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It's like Phantom of the Opera as an extra-campy MGM musical, and it's great.
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Tokens serve as an extra layer of security on top of a password, for example.
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You can also personalize your gift further with a monogram (starting as an extra $10).
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Plus, if you overshop at a local market, the cover doubles as an extra duffel.
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Siolkowsky's Instagram account includes photos of her as an extra on various shows filmed in Toronto.
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Plus, when winter arrives, these quilted pieces are light enough to wear as an extra layer.
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The sticks even click to double as an extra button, just like every other modern controller.
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In 1968, Redgrave starred in The Charge of the Light Brigade with Richardson as an extra.
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It blocked the access, reset passwords and released two-factor authentication as an extra security measure.
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As an extra measure, Facebook also tossed in a plastic clip to physically cover the camera.
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Dates were arranged, and, as an extra precaution, legal forms were drawn up for parents' signatures.
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As an extra touch, the résumé font is the same as the one on Basecamp's website.
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I just see the W Series as an extra opportunity to drive more and improve myself.
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Charlize Theron first appeared onscreen as an extra in 1995's "Children of the Corn III."
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I'm confident that he'll be a little more prolific as an extra-base, slugging percentage hitter.
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They're more like advanced, mobile CCTV cameras, with their technologically-impressive presence acting as an extra deterrent.
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And as an extra point of comparison, the same triple-pack is listed at $259 at Amazon.
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Suddenly penniless, he took odd jobs — first selling vegetables, then as an extra in a French theater.
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" Earlier this month, Trump argued that "we need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!
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You can hitch it to your RV as an extra room and drive to your favorite campsite.
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If you already have a streaming service, you should be able to purchase MTV as an extra feature.
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Book your $249 Early Bird tickets today and save an extra 20% as an Extra Crunch annual subscriber.
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As an extra bonus, both soundbar options come with a wireless subwoofer to complete your surround sound experience.
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Singer's lawyer said he could not find a record of Valdovinos serving as an extra in Apt Pupil.
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He so looked the part that he was cast as an extra in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
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The cryptic Mueller was "clearly not comfortable being cast as an extra in somebody else's drama," wrote Errol Louis.
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"Smart motorways", which were first deployed in 2006, use the hard shoulder as an extra lane at busy times.
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You think these swatches will get me a job wearing 22017's gear as an extra on the show!?
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As an extra gift, Mars will also be at its brightest, accounting for two red lights in the sky.
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As an extra precaution, Facebook asked its Seattle-based employees to work from home until the end of March.
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Yes, you can look at it as an extra expense when you're just starting out and trying to be lean.
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Googling how to secure a door Even at doors that did lock, some people tied them as an extra measure.
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Its mission is to rebuff criticisms of paper napkins as an extra expense or a needless source of environmental waste.
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Meanwhile, up-and-coming actors will find it much harder to catch a director's eye while working as an extra.
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It's got a metal ring on the back side, which acts both as a kickstand and as an extra grip.
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Dunkin' Donuts also partnered up with Banga Portrait Studio to provide custom edible photo donuts as an extra-special treat.
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I wasn't needed as an extra that night on such short notice because some production assistant had dropped the ball.
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Insufficiently filling for dinner, the plate worked well as a shared appetizer or as an extra dish for the table.
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And credit card companies can boost the rewards when you first sign up for the cards as an extra incentive.
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As an extra life hack, get a size that you can fit inside a suitcase while you're not using it.
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In her teens, determined to become an actress, Berit began taking classes and appearing as an extra in Swedish films.
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A healthy lifestyle can grant you as much as an extra decade of disease-free life, according to new research.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's wedding reportedly featured, as an extra touch of conspicuous luxury, furniture made of Italian marble.
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" The Chicago police reveal publicly that at least one of the men detained has appeared as an extra on "Empire.
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Even when you're acting — or in the background as an extra — you have to stand through take after take after take.
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But this will act mostly as an extra drag on the rich teams, rather than giving a boost to poor ones.
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As an extra motivation, Lazy Jar takes a refundable $30 security deposit to guarantee its users are committed to the program.
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This new venture does not appear as though it will present itself as an extra violent, tough guy brand of football.
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As an extra measure, Kardashian, 33, also used a olive-colored Hermes Birkin bag to conceal her baby bump from photographers.
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However, the president also suggested that his travel ban should be swiftly enacted as an "extra level of safety" against terror.
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"Apocrypha" did not make the final cut of "New York, I Love You," winding up as an extra on the DVD.
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I knew they wanted me there primarily as an extra set of eyes and ears, a sort of no-cost doula.
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But as an extra safeguard, the United States and others insisted Iran would reduce its stores of heavy water as well.
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Sure, big earrings don't take up as much physical space as an extra-wide shoulder, but they demand attention all the same.
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It includes some quick fix tools including red eye adjustments and a reduce noise filter (available as an extra in-app purchase).
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But, surely none took more work than making her look like she'd fit in perfectly as an extra on The Walking Dead.
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Since it was the last play of the game, Baroka brought Masuluke, in purple, up to the box as an extra body.
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The partitioning will work as an extra protective wall between regular applications and the user privilege levels to deter vulnerabilities like Spectre.
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The music system also has an auxiliary connection so that it can act as an extra speaker for your computer or tablet.
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She soon landed a bit part as an extra in Mervyn LeRoy's Quo Vadis, which launched her career as a professional actress.
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As an extra treat, a replica of a classic New York City hot dog stand will accompany the bodega at its entrance.
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Functionally, the capture mechanic serves as an extra life in a game that otherwise forces you to start over when you fail.
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Hybrid and subordinated debt, equalling a sizeable 7% of risk-weighted assets, could serve as an extra buffer in case of failure.
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If you plan on using it as an extra guest bed, I recommend having a mattress pad available to soften it up.
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Until this point, I'd often cast myself as an extra, because life is a lot easier when it happens to other people.
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Not only is it where "Smelly Cat" made its debut, but it's also where a major character accidentally appears as an extra.
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As an extra evil cherry on top, I forced the merchant into giving me first run of any interesting items he finds.
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The rooftop deck allows for a lounging and hammock space, as well as an extra storage room for their paddleboards and bikes.
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In drier times for sales and rental listings, and lags between commission checks, she eagerly auditions for paid roles as an extra.
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After the family moved to California when he was about 11, he began working as an extra in TV shows and movies.
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But he was regarded as an extra part when he was sent to the team's Hartford farm club back on Oct. 7.
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Then, as an extra precaution, they also checked the cow's DNA against a short sequence of circular bacterial DNA called a plasmid.
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This has served as an extra drag on performance during the long bull market, especially when real interest rates have been negative.
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The reanalysis showed that it wasn't a hurricane, but part of a much larger storm system known as an extra-tropical cyclone.
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But I'd enjoyed the original version as an extra mode in the underrated Kirby: Planet Robobot, and decided to give it a shot.
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As with Google Maps, make your choice from the list, and Apple Maps will automatically add in your selection as an extra destination.
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As an extra piece of insurance, Simmons says Cheetah's apps are also programmed to launch the newly downloaded app without the user's knowledge.
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Now on Tap was launched as an extra on top of Google Now last year, and frankly, it was kind of a dud.
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DJI's professional pilot app has a built-in setting to disconnect all internet connection, as an extra precaution for pilots performing sensitive flights.
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The beverage is finished with a freeze-dried lime slice, which RocketNews says adds a hint of citrus as an extra refreshing element.
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And in any case, she added, "if I have extra money, I can always apply it to the principal" as an extra payment.
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But she and Kendrick read like characters from two completely different films, with Golding as an extra from some other, much worse flick.
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Brandon McCarthy was not on the N.L.C.S. roster for the Dodgers, but he was added as an extra arm for the World Series.
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So acupuncture can be used as a way of coping until Prozac becomes noticeable and as an extra supplement once it does work.
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As an extra security measure, Tiffany put up a tent in front of the door of the temporary store to block the view.
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The idea is for the ESM to act as an extra set of eyes and ears for service members in the battle space.
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And I got this letter in my trailer the next day that was like, 'I was just trying to get work as an extra!
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But you may not know that Leo also took an accidental gig as an extra in Room, alongside future Best Actress winner Brie Larson.
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A production assistant excitedly told me that he had been hired as an extra and then got offered a gig working behind the camera.
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Both luxury and midrange automakers already offer heads-up displays in either a vehicle's base price or as an extra accessory in a package.
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Djokovic, who won his semifinal against Federer on Thursday, has a head start in the pondering department as well as an extra day's rest.
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As an extra gimmick, it also features a laser pointer (which may actually be quite useful when you use it to give a presentation).
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Gap: Take up to 50% off everything, including new spring arrivals, as well as an extra 20% off and free shipping with code PRESDAY.
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Unable to get a formal education, Michael began to work as an extra in propaganda films, which glorified Germany's past empire and racial superiority.
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HSAs are especially attractive as an extra tax-advantage retirement account for highly compensated workers who are already maxing out their workplace retirement accounts.
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As an extra bonus to keep you motivated, Dell will throw in a free $150 gift card, good toward literally anything on Dell's site.
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Sure, bigger companies may have the option — as they do in the U.K. — to offer private insurance to particular individuals as an extra benefit.
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Rather, they are made as an extra $100 monthly payment to the student loan servicer, processed by Gradifi, an outside vendor, Mr. Fenlon said.
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Schwarber, who missed nearly the entire regular season following knee surgery, could be on the World Series roster as an extra left-handed bat.
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Perfect for travel or as an extra layer while backpacking, it even slips nicely under a shell for added warmth on the ski slopes.
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As an extra measure to protect those who attended the service, spaces were left between the seats and hand sanitisers were provided at entrance.
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And global warming always acts as an extra influence on top of natural variability that, in the short-term view, is often more important.
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I decided I would sign up for the waitlist just as an extra precaution, and it was the smartest thing I could have done.
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Two of the free-standing guest bungalows have two bedrooms each, and the third has a study that can double as an extra bedroom.
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Two of the free-standing guest bungalows have two bedrooms each, and the third has a study that can double as an extra bedroom.
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Kane, moments after coming off the bench as an extra attacker on a delayed penalty, scored with 1:43 remaining in the opening period.
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"I wasn't allowed to be in the background as an extra," Howard said on the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's HFPA In Conversation podcast on Thursdsay.
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She began radiation — as an extra-precautionary measure, to make sure they get all the cancerous cells, because Long is BRCA positive — on October 26.
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"We just need to make sure that it doesn't fall on our bakers and consumers as an extra cost for bread and pasta," Klein said.
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Cherry Jones plays a poet based on her, her poetry is recited by various characters across multiple episodes, and Ms. Myles appears as an extra.
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About a fifth of the world's oil passes through the strait, and shipping companies are already deploying more unarmed security guards as an extra safeguard.
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In 1997, on the set of Apt Pupil, Victor Valdovinos alleges that Singer groped his genitals after casting him as an extra in the movie.
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In 2013 he broke off his 7-year engagement to Kenzie Dalton, whom he met when she worked as an extra on One Tree Hill.
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Julianne Hough, for one, not only got one of the coveted letters, but she also got to star as an extra in the first film.
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But as Ms. Méril suggests in a fascinating interview included as an extra on the disc, Charlotte was also a projection of Mr. Godard himself.
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She claims he eventually gave her a role as an extra in 2004's "Nanny Diaries," and they stayed in touch to discuss business opportunities.
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And as an extra bonus, this bread maker qualifies for free two-day delivery so you can plan ahead for a weekend full of baking.
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As an extra bonus for Republicans who enjoy angering liberals at elite universities, the kind of tax I'm describing still would have angered those universities.
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When she was 2128, she watched Scorsese direct her mother in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" and ate 213 ice cream cones as an extra.
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It's been completely flattened by years of me using it as an extra cushion when I sleep, its lost eyes and nose in the laundry.
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As an extra security precaution to protect any financial account numbers, you might want to encrypt the data on the tablet before you erase it.
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Plus, as an extra-special treat, the set also comes with a deluxe sample size of the grapefruit face cleanser, another editor-preferred gel formula.
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According to CBS, a spacewalk, which is known as an "extra-vehicular activity," consists of astronauts going outside of a spacecraft to complete a mission.
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Standard tip: $5 (up to $10 for exceptional service) Tipping here should be considered as an extra gift for those hauling heavy packages to your door.
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One regular soft drink set me back $6.29, though the cup was essentially the same size as an extra-large soda in the non-movie world.
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" Another queer woman who worked as an extra onset said she worked on a particularly intimate scene: "Sometimes that can be awkward — but not on Adam.
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Eri Sasaki was at 21 a part-time model and aspiring singer when she appeared as an extra in a scene in Rather's Rush Hour 2.
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According to his IMDB, Sligh also appeared as an extra in 2008's God Is Dead and co-starred in the web series All About Lizzie.
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Together the impromptu supergroup jammed on "Get Back," the Beatles' 1969 single, as an extra special encore towards the end of his marathon 40-song set.
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In fact, it's the first film-to-game adaptation where you mostly play as an extra, and your walk-on role is always a brief one.
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With Curry off-ball, Green functions as an extra point guard on the court, hitting cutters and weak-side shooters with passes from above the arc.
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As an extra measure, challenger banks could partner with business management services firms to offer both banking services and tools to help new companies get started.
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Users with online "mySocialSecurity" accounts already could choose to use texted codes as an extra layer of security, in addition to their user name and password.
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Still, he makes sure to keep the kitchen well stocked with patis as an extra seasoning for diners who can't live without it — like his wife.
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Those offering the "Grab&Go" service could improve their passenger satisfaction ratings and earn as much as an extra $190 each month, according to the companies.
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Like his colleague Robbie, Brian took great pride in his stint as an extra on the show, and the repertoire of anecdotes he had thereby accrued.
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During the interview, which was arranged by IBM Watson Health, Shah said Watson sometimes served as an extra opinion when Jupiter doctors could not agree on treatment.
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We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!" he wrote, later adding: "Do you notice we are not having a gun debate right now?
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They then tested another Zika strain, one more sensitive to the body's immune response as an extra safety precaution, in conjunction with a chemotherapy drug called temozolomide.
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While you are eating rainbow trout fillet, the belly of the trout might suddenly appear as an extra dish, served with rhubarb as a savoury palate cleanser.
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About a fifth of the world's oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz and shipping companies are already deploying more unarmed security guards as an extra safeguard.
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A month after the show first premiered, Netflix announced that it would increase the trigger warnings "as an extra precaution," The Hollywood Reporter reported at the time.
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UberEats was previously available as an extra feature within Uber's ride-hailing app, but the company launched it as a standalone app in Toronto late last year.
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Held said his illustrious team mate, described by French rival Fabien Gilot as an "extra-terrestrial", just had some simple words of advice for the podium novices.
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After responding to a casting call for, as she put it, "girls who could swim," she began working as an extra in the movies and on television.
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They have been gateways for small-time entrepreneurs, many of whom are immigrants, and they have served as an extra set of eyes to provide increased security.
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Some were personal trainers or actual friends, but much more often it would be someone who once worked on a film with the celebrity as an extra.
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As an extra form of food production, vertical farming deserves to be welcomed, especially by the people whose impulse is to turn their back on the future. ■
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As a teenager, she studied acting with René Simon and made her film debut as an extra in "Meet Miss Mozart," a 20053 comedy starring Danielle Darrieux.
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Your Easter egg can be as simple as an extra scene at the end of a movie or as complex as a secret level on a game.
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More showed up in support — to sweep away debris, pick up garbage from the night before, or just act as an extra body in case police returned.
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The power bank comes with Apple lightning, micro-USB, and USB-C cables, as well as an extra USB port so your charging options are virtually endless.
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Andrew Dunbar, an actor based in Belfast who appeared as an extra on "Game of Thrones," died suddenly in his home on December 23, the Independent reports.
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While sitting with DeGeneres, Haddish shared that she met Winfrey 15 years back while working as an extra on the set her movie Their Eyes Were Watching God.
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Many apps and services now use an authenticator app as an extra layer of security, but for those of you relying on SMS codes instead, it works well.
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They even reprieved my role as an extra for a 2011 episode ("The Jewel of Denial"), but all of my scenes ended up being cut from that one.
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To make up for some of the shortfall, it has relied largely on one-off measures such as an extra levy on a few dozen highly profitable companies.
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It's a separate piece of hardware that acts as an extra security lock that's paired to a passcode, and it will slow down attempts to guess PIN codes.
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Sharing one of her workout secrets in September, the actress said that as an extra incentive to push herself, she likes to work out in her birthday suit.
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It is served three times daily without utensils, usually for no more than ten days as an extra punishment for prisoners who are already being held in isolation.
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The Cosco Scenera NEXT is extremely light and compact, and the low price point makes it the perfect option to have as an extra car seat for travel.
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If you want more ports, you can upgrade to the Roku Ultra, which offers ethernet and SD card options as well as an extra USB port for whatever.
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One of those men is Victor Valdovinos, who told French and Potter that when he was 13, he worked as an extra on Singer's 1998 film Apt Pupil.
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In Scandinavia last month, he said each federation could get as much as an extra $50 million should the 2026 World Cup meet its $11 billion profit target.
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UnitedHealthcare's decision to stop providing data to the Health Care Cost Institute earlier this year served as an extra impetus to include this provision, according to a Senate staffer.
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It just feels like another thing we do together, like eating food or drinking, that doesn't even really register as an extra thing on top of our regular activities.
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Moon Express says it will help out with funding these payloads As an extra show of faith, Moon Express says it will help out with funding these payloads too.
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Anduril's drones and towers serve as an extra set of eyes and ears, sending alerts when a drone or tower spots something nearby, such as a person or truck.
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As long as users limit charges on the card to their "normal" spending and earn the reward as an extra benefit, cash-back cards can help bolster college savings.
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Her work as an extra only confirms to her how arbitrary and fluid the borders are between what is real and what is being imagined for us by others.
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All but a few presumed-consent countries still give next-of-kin a final say, as an extra safeguard (and to avoid an outcry from critics of organ donation).
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Instead, pick a long and difficult-to-guess password that you aren't using anywhere else, and turn on two-factor authentication, if available, as an extra layer of protection.
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Facebook uses phone numbers as an extra layer of security in verifying identity, as a way to reset a password, and to connect users to people they may know.
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Netflix will add a warning to the start of "13 Reasons Why," its series about a teenager's suicide, as an extra precaution for viewers, the streaming network announced Monday.
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Berthelot, thirty years an oyster breeder, sees it as an extra source of revenue rather than an alternative to normal points of sale like food markets, fishmongers and supermarkets.
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As an extra dedicated touch, changing the system language to Japanese also displays all of the games&apos Japanese box art, which in many cases is arguably much better.
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As an extra incentive, the legion of fans donate a dollar for every birdie she makes and she matches the amount for charity at the end of the season.
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In the first experiment, we recruited 180 university students to come to a behavioral lab in Miami to participate in a research study described as an extra credit exercise.
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While Nickie and Charlotte both jumped into sex work by selling used undergarments, many established sex workers started selling panties as an extra product, only after customers repeatedly expressed interest.
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"However, if the authorities wanted to (and remember justice is personalistic and arbitrary) this could certainly be used against them as an extra charge," he told BuzzFeed News via WhatsApp.
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His tweet followed China's announcement on Friday of retaliatory tariffs on about $75 billion worth of U.S. goods, putting as much as an extra 10% on top of existing rates.
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If you have a smartphone, and can use a screwdriver, you can easily install this license plate cover that serves as an extra pair of eyes for you when reversing.
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Image: ShowtimeAs with HBO, you can buy Showtime as an extra on numerous other cord-cutting services, and the price is the same across the board, with a few exceptions.
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In the beginning, she was more peace of mind for my family as I became more independent, as well as an extra set of hands to help me with tasks.
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Ethiopian Airlines said it had grounded its 737 MAX 8 fleet until further notice as an "extra safety precaution" even though it did not know the cause of Sunday's crash.
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When it's all over, we add the winners (as an extra roster spot, since it's already hard enough to get all the deserving guys into the game), and everyone's happy.
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As an extra-terrestrial Time Lord, the Doctor only looks human; in fact, Time Lords are practically ageless, and when their bodies expire they enter into a state of regeneration.
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" Trump tweeted a total of six times about the ban in June, beginning with a June 3 tweet saying the travel ban is needed "as an extra level of safety.
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He offered her a role as an extra in "The Nanny Diaries," starring Scarlett Johansson, and told her that she needed to be "very good to him," the lawsuit says.
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Similarly marked for the chopping block are real-time monitoring requirements, which would ensure that operators have qualified onshore personnel serving as an "extra set of eyes" for offshore personnel.
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By delivering the formidable luster of her social standing, as well as an extra pair of hands, the intervening senior pretty much guaranteed that the skirmish would break her way.
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For instance, she spent one spectacularly terrible day on set as an extra on Days Of Our Lives and saved a man's life during a quick stint as a telemarketer.
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At the time, I also had a basic working knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite (primarily Photoshop and InDesign) from working on my high school newspaper as an extra-curricular.
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However, it isn't clear if Intel is pushing for the total replacement of the 3.5mm headphone jack or if it wants to feature USB-C for audio as an extra option.
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Later in the visit, Harry will give a speech and walk through the forest, however, Meghan will likely opt out of that portion of the engagement as an extra precautionary measure.
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As an extra layer of protection, his company has also started to include exit clauses in purchase contracts with U.S. suppliers giving them the right to cancel the order if needed.
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Make sure to pick the 4K option in the Vimeo player before watching, and as an extra pro-tip, pay attention at around the 2:01 mark for a meteor spotting.
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You shouldn't suffer as a tenant because your land values are higher and the landlord has been able to pass that benefit to the public onto tenants as an extra cost.
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As an extra special incentive to treat yourself to something sweet, Krispy Kreme Reward Members will be eligible to get a free Valentine's donut with any purchase on Wednesday, Feb. 6.
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Wilson-Cairns also wrote the place into her upcoming thriller with Edgar Wright, Last Night In Soho, and even put some time in behind the bar as an extra during filming.
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Isaiah acted as an extra set of hands: both to give the wipes and new diaper and, on this day, to snap a few shots of his dad and his brother.
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Before her career took off, she worked as an extra on Hoff De Record with David Hasselhoff, as well as hundreds of other TV shows on UK networks ITV and Channel 5.
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Hansson explains that he worked as an extra on the show in various seasons playing a Watchman, an undead wight, and a wildling, braving thin costumes, recalcitrant horses, and very bad weather.
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Before she died, the Lady in the Dunes may have appeared as an extra in the film, about a rogue shark eating his way through the waters around Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Shipping companies are hiring unarmed security guards for voyages through the Middle East Gulf as an extra safeguard after a wave of attacks in the region, security companies involved said.
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The device is intended to "act as an extra set of eyes" in places like parks, city buildings and other areas police don't have time to consistently monitor, according to the release.
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And as an extra bonus from now through April 221, you can score a free gift with any purchase of $28.95 or more when you enter the promo code FESTIVAL at checkout.
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As an extra special treat, the pair also recorded an additional version of the track, titled "Jingle Bells (Punk Rock Version)" that has been included on the album as a bonus track.
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He made his (hilarious) screen debut at 16 as an extra in a Canadian sitcom and wound up riding horses and juggling as a teen reporter for the CBC, among other things.
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Before, women would go with the men and milk the cattle, using the product both for their family's own nutrition and as an extra source of income, and heading home as needed.
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Last week, Jeff Bezos revealed that Amazon Prime has over 100 million members: This means the price hike could mean as much as an extra $2 billion dollars for the company every year.
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The best way to think of it is as an extra layer of silence on top of the usual muted background you'd experience from earbuds that make a good seal in your ear.
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Instead of simply highlighting the features of Word and Excel, Microsoft decided to pitch Office 365 and Office 2019 against each other (as an extra gimmick, it used twins to do so, too).
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Alecta said the board needed strengthening and that the nomination committee had put forward Karin Hermansson, a former chief executive of the Swedish Securities Dealers Association, as an extra member of the board.
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The accuser, who goes by "kurents" on IG, went on a rant ... claiming he didn't get a dime for his work as an extra, and that Yeezy dressed everybody in hand-me-downs.
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She also took on side hustles to help earn a few extra bucks by babysitting and walking dogs, once even taking a role as an extra in a TV show that filmed overnight.
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Kent Jones's 2008 documentary feature, "Val Lewton: The Man in the Shadows," included as an extra, notes that the most intense moments in Lewton-produced films are only a few seconds in length.
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Exploiting SS27 in this way is a way to circumvent the protections of two-factor authentication, where a system not only requires a password, but something else too, such as an extra code.
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Ms. Ross, the standby, was in the house not expecting to go on; she was there to watch her son, Mr. Lewis, then 15, make his debut as an extra — a spear carrier.
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He offered her a role as an extra in "The Nanny Diaries" in 2004, the court filing said, but he told her she would have to be "very good to him" in return.
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In honor of the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter book's release, Julianne took to Instagram to reminisce about her time as an extra in the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone movie.
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As an extra precaution, users should use the keys when they aren't near other people who may try to gain access to their devices, then immediately unpair the key after signing on, Google said.
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If your counter offer was dead on arrival, try bringing up another perk that you would be happy with instead, such as an extra week of vacation, continuing education benefits or perhaps transit money.
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As an extra sweetener, if you're an existing EE Pay Monthly Handset customer, you will also get up to 20GB extra free per month added to your allowance if you buy EE Home Broadband.
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Oh, and it gets even better: As an extra special treat for Refinery29 readers, you can take 15% off any beauty purchase of $150 or more by entering the promo code "REFINERY" at checkout.
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Whether or not this acts as an extra selling point for those who actually buy couture is up for debate, but it adds an element of extravagance to the one-of-a-kind pieces.
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Paul McCartney is undoubtedly the star of "Paul McCartney", with the sad irony that his music, and the Beatles' collective humour that suffused it, is what winds up as an "extra" in his tale.
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A secretive family of Dutch billionaires will end 2019 with as much as an extra $4 billion in their family trust after having sold eyewear maker GrandVision to the company behind Rayban this summer.
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Some specific bumps: The increases to the Interior budget include funding for 500 additional staffers within the National Park Service, as well as an extra $135 million to deal with deferred maintenance at parks.
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At some startups, the benefits package may not be as competitive as it can be at larger, more established organizations, which is why many offer stock options as an extra incentive to come aboard.
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Some areas of Burkina Faso also have the practice of 'Pog-lenga' or 'bonus woman', where a bride brings her niece to the husband's family as an extra girl to be married, Amnesty said.
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Audi says it is considering selling it as an extra for customers who buy the Audi e-tron SUV, as the e-scooter can be charged in the car's trunk through a dedicated socket.
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Sins can undermine families, the cornerstone of life in Iran, so it has been decided that these temptations, and many others, are illegal, as an extra push to make sure they do not happen.
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And as an extra-special treat, Valentine's Day conveniently lines up with the holiday weekend, making it the prime time to show yourself some love in the form of some brand new beauty products.
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As an extra precaution, it might be a good idea to log in and then back out after changing passwords in case the website doesn't do that for you automatically on all your devices.
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Winners are determined based on a weighted formula that takes into account an additional royalty offered to the government as well as an extra investment commitment in the exploration phase of each 30-year contract.
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Dressed in yellow vests and wearing signs, some "security committee" members are scattered around the encampment, operating checkpoints as an extra safety against what they view as potential saboteurs or supporters of Bashir's Islamic Movement.
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LONDON, (Reuters) - Scientists in the United States have developed a fluid-filled womb-like bag known as an extra-uterine support device that could transform care for extremely premature babies, significantly improving chances of survival.
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As an extra bonus offer, this ASUS laptop also qualifies for a $13 discount on Microsoft Office products at checkout, just in case you need to get actual work done between matches of Apex Legends.
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" French Prime Minister Manuel Valls, who lobbied lawmakers to act swiftly following the November attacks in Paris, described the PNR as "an extra means we will have to be effective in the fight against terrorism.
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The actor, who this year notched his third Academy Award nomination with his supporting turn in Creed, admitted that the low point in his career was being turned down as an extra in The Godfather.
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Since 2012, performances by her dance company have incorporated a post-show conversation among viewers and the cast — presented not in the usual way, as an extra, but as an integral part of the work.
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A technical panel of several representatives from OPEC states, Russia and other producers recommended on Tuesday cutting output by as much as an extra 1 million barrels per day (bpd) during the second quarter only.
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However, as the outbreak comes amidst South Korea's worst-ever bird flu epidemic, the agriculture ministry ordered a nationwide re-vaccination of livestock as an extra preventative measure to contain the virus, a ministry spokesman said.
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GoT references aside, knowing that you have a surveillance camera in place to serve as an extra set of eyes can give you peace of mind, especially if you have a child or a fur baby.
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As an extra middle finger to Saskatchewan bureaucracy, Assman decided to make the decal on the back of his truck not just an ode to his name but a massive replica of a Saskatchewan license plate.
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As an extra layer of security, at the automated boarding gates a facial recognition system matches the photo taken at the immigration gate with the face of the person scanning their boarding pass, USA Today reports.
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The temperature insider was around 25 F (-4 C).I considered wearing a hoodie as an extra layer between my t-shirt and the Ski Dubai jacket, but it turned out that I didn't need it.
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"Usually these are due to a random sporadic mutation such as an extra or missing copy of a chromosome," says Alexander Chiang, MD, OB-GYN chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica.
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Buying a ticket at the convenience store outside your office instead of the one near your house could cost you as much as an extra $20.8 million in taxes on the jackpot's $443.3 million lump sum.
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Most recently, Vonn has been helping him train for the upcoming NHL season, serving as an "extra set of hands on the ice," recording his workouts or holding a bungee cord to provide resistance while he skates.
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I'm also fond of Storm of the Century, a 1999 miniseries that functions as an extra-extra-large episode of The Twilight Zone and stands as one of few projects King explicitly conceived of as a screenplay.
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Google Chrome's latest beta is adding a useful update to the popular browser: support for fingerprint sensors on Android and Mac devices, which will allow developers to use biometrics as an extra layer of security, via 9to5Google.
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Victor Valdovinos, who says he worked as an extra in Singer's 1997 film Apt Pupil, claims the director "grabbed my genitals and started masturbating it" when he was 13 and they were filming a locker room scene.
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Those remote operators are based both in Phoenix and Austin, Texas, but they have no direct control over the vehicle's operations, Perez said; they just serve as an extra set of eyes for difficult-to-navigate scenarios.
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After all, being in an LDR means you and bae are resorting to endless FaceTime sessions instead of actual physical contact, which can feel as unfulfilling as an extra-chewy double-chocolate-chip cookie served sans milk.
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Infinite Warfare is a new entry in the franchise and Modern Warfare Remastered is a fancy remake of one of the series' most popular games players could get as an extra for buying Infinite Warfare's special edition.
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The elder Pitsiladis later regaled his son with exotic stories: serving as an extra in the apocalyptic 230 movie "On the Beach," starring Gregory Peck; talking his way into the V.I.P. stand at the 22 Melbourne Olympics.
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At most, the heavy good can serve as a mechanism that provides feelings of support and calm by replicating deep pressure touch; At least, it can be used as an extra snuggly couch coverup or bed throw.
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Ms. Allocca was frantically trying to remove a blue stone ring from her finger to give to the bride — not to be used as the wedding ring, but just as an extra "something borrowed" item to wear.
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After hours of white and gray and blinding snow in the mountains, gazing on the relative liveliness of the valley, the dark green grass and mud and billowing steam pillars, was as revitalizing as an extra life.
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Its primary function is as an extra controller so that instead of using a single Joy-con with your Switch, you have this golfball-sized sphere that at first seems woefully ill-equipped to play video games with.
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The canine isn't the first animal to turn up as an extra player during a soccer game: a little bird halted the biggest football competition in the world this year, and made a famous friend while doing so.
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China said on Friday it would impose retaliatory tariffs against about $75 billion worth of U.S. goods, putting as much as an extra 10% on top of existing rates in the dispute between the world's top two economies.
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"At one point, in fact, I remember the director was afraid to put me in any more scenes as an extra because it would look weird that we were in the movie and didn't have lines," she said.
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While the creators did craft the show with the expectation that viewers would binge-watch it, they thought of The Dragon Prince more as an extra-long feature than a series, so the complaints took them by surprise.
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One of her earliest appearances on our screens was as an extra in a strip club scene in Michael Bay's Bad Boys II. According to Fox, Bay had her dance under a waterfall in heels and a bikini.
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The job also has its perks from time to time: Dyson ended up as an extra on the "Sherlock" TV show while looking after Cumberbatch and had dinner with "Monty Python" cast members on another job, he said.
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In 2017, the company beefed up its login verification, adding the ability to add an authenticator app, in addition to SMS text messages, as an extra layer of security in order to mitigate hacked accounts on the platform.
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They let you know that someone is trying to log into your account (so you know to change your password if it's not you), and the six-digit code they contain acts as an extra layer of security.
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The YAS-209's specs include HDMI ARC, a technology that allows compatible TVs to control volume adjustments of connected devices, as well as an extra HDMI-in port that supports 4K HDR passthrough (but not Dolby Vision).
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This conception seems to be consistent with most people's wishes: The vast majority of patients say they would want palliative care for themselves and their family members if understood as an "extra layer of support" during serious illness.
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In place of sales, the brand will occasionally offer special limited editions or freebies, like a set of customized laces, as an extra incentive — not that I, personally, need it, since Allbirds are my go-to travel sneakers.
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But I think what we really want to do is to make sure that, at the end of this series, everything reconciles and it is seen as an extra chapter in the time period we've chosen to set it.
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All the world is a stage during Leo season — a time that reminds us each to tap into our natural gifts and shout them out to the world (instead of being cast as an extra — hell to the no!).
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Banks have complained about the negative rates, which they see as an extra charge on their activities, while pension funds have also struggled with the rates, which together with the low interest rate environment has weighed on their investments.
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In the unlikely event that you are asked to provide a password to your email or social media account, having two-step verification enabled will act as an extra safeguard — assuming that you left your primary cellphone at home.
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"Many people in the protected public — those with good employer benefits; veterans; seniors on Medicare — will see the new taxes required for single-payer as an extra burden that doesn't benefit them," Starr, a Princeton University professor, told me.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Friday it will impose retaliatory tariffs against about $75 billion worth of U.S. goods, putting as much as an extra 10% on top of existing rates in the dispute between the world's top two economies.
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While I'm wandering the halls I run into a small GoT tour group and overhear the guide's story about his experience as an extra in the fight scene where Barristan Selmy died, filmed in the hall where we were standing.
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Maybe it's as simple as an extra ten minutes of sleep, or the warmth of sunlight on your face for a few minutes a day, or the smell of woodsmoke from somebody's fireplace when you turn down that one street.
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And while you're enjoying your next digs, make your meals dazzle and shine by lovely candlelight with these oversized candles and save 25 percent off ceiling and portable fans as well as an extra 553 percent off clearance. Pretty. Colors.
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As an extra precaution, Zuckerberg said, even though the company believes it has addressed the security vulnerability, Facebook would be temporarily taking down the "View As" feature, which allowed users to see what their own profile looked like to someone else.
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Which is, you think about Waluigi arc—and the Washington Post article kind of says this— when Waluigi was first debuted as an extra character, he seemed like, ugh, another B.S. character and now there is this fandom for him. Genuinely!
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" At least they are looking at it as an extra bit of motivation, but that might only take them so far: "Over the past eight years, the Huskies have won their first-round NCAA games by an average of 49.3 points.
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"Why this wolf made more of these movements than some of the other wolves I don't know," Gable said, referring to this behavior as an "extra-territorial foray," which is common among juveniles who are considering leaving their own pack.
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In China, most traffic laws are taken as suggestions (cars blithely reverse down highways when they miss exits and occasionally use sidewalks as an extra lane) and on highways, slow moving, big vehicles like that street sweeper are not uncommon.
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The Walking Dead's Season 8 premiere also happened to be the show's 100th episode, which gave the producers a perfect excuse to slip in some easter eggs and callbacks to the previous 99 episodes as an extra treat for fans.
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A year after they broke up, in the midst of what must have been a deeply upsetting time for Bush, Murray proposed to an 18-year-old high school senior, Kenzie Dalton, who appeared on the show as an extra.
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As much as we seem to have control over our hard drives, we may one day encounter unexpected technologies that remove our control over our own material — that tar intended as an extra layer of protection may somehow backfire on us.
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She could be driving older clients to doctor's appointments, playing cards or just acting as an extra set of eyes and ears for family members who aren't able to be around but worry about their older relatives being isolated and alone.
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People who participated in the "Star Wars" event got a lightsaber with their own personalized color to use in future "Fortnite " matches, as an extra award for joining the event — a perfect model for other ongoing games to fuel engagement.
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You can also purchase handy windshield wiper covers or even use something as simple as an extra pair of long wool stockings to shield windshield wipers at night to ensure that you've got a little less work ahead of you in the morning.
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While the office's spokesperson declined to provide any details about the case, actress Regina Simons told The Wrap that Seagal raped her in 1993, when she said she was 18 years old and serving as an extra on one of his movies.
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Its PowerUp Rewards program costs $14.99 per year to join, and it will earn you 10 percent off of used inventory as well as an extra 10 percent back in store credit if you trade in a game, console, or an accessory.
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The clever charger dock doubles as an extra battery so that you can charge them on the go, and even squeeze a few extra hours of use if you can stand the extra weight of the dock while you're wearing the earbuds.
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Image: HBOFinally, you can buy yourself some HBO goodness as an extra on top of an existing over-the-top service, including the new Apple TV Channels—though we don't know how much that's going to cost (it's apparently launching in May).
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Generally speaking, the price of HBO on other services is the same $15 a month, whether you buy it as an extra for Hulu, or for your Roku device, or for your Amazon Prime Video subscription, or on the PlayStation Vue network.
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And as an extra touch to get you that final competitive edge, the Strix SCAR II features a sizable 17.3-inch IPS-type display with a refresh rate of up to 144Hz and fast response time that makes any esports player happy.
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As an extra-special surprise for her daughter, who absolutely loves mermaids, the mother of two even had a live mermaid at the party, who swam around in the pool and gave the birthday girl a sweet bracelet from her box of treasure.
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Eri Sasaki, then a 21-year-old with a role as an extra in one of Ratner's films, claimed Ratner approached her, ran his index finger down her bare stomach and asked if she wanted to go into a bathroom with him.
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Facebook asked users to add their phone numbers as an extra security measure, but now they are learning their numbers are being used as a way to look up their profiles and even target them with ads, without the option to opt out.
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Read more: These are 12 of the most innovative transportation products on Indiegogo right now, from hover shoes to AI-powered motorcycle helmetsAudi says it is considering offering the scooter as an extra option for customers who purchase the e-tron car models.
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As an extra nice touch, Singh has programmed the digital images to slowly materialize just like a polaroid develops when ejected, by first playing a copy of the original GIF with a fade-in from black, before playing a regular version on loop.
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It can be a very small amount, where a driver receives only an extra $1.25, but I have also seen surges as high as an extra $30 at the airport, and the passenger is the one who pays for the price markup.
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Here's how it will work: Alexa will walk Giant Eagle customers through the process of setting up a profile and personal passcode, which serves as an extra level of authentication so that Alexa won't deliver a medication list to the wrong person.
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The surprise activation of Schwarber, out nearly the entire regular season following surgery to repair medial collateral and lateral collateral ligaments in his left knee, could set him up for a World Series roster spot as an extra left-handed bat next week.
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Lee says ecologists aren't permitted inside the DMZ, but they can get a sense of what lies beyond the fences by studying the Civilian Control Zone (CCZ) -- established in South Korea as an extra buffer below the southern limit of the DMZ.
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Vea appeared to be coming in as an extra blocker for Tampa Bay late in the first half against Atlanta, but the mammoth defensive lineman nimbly split out into the flat uncovered, and Jameis Winston hit him for a 1-yard touchdown pass.
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Right now you can get a notification of a text message sent to your phone as an extra level of security when you try to log in, but Apple patented a way for the Apple Watch to tighten and loosen in a certain pattern.
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While a handful of right-wing militia groups have operated at the border for some time, they have generally had limited contact with people crossing the border, instead acting as an extra set of eyes and ears for Border Patrol agents, alerting authorities of crossings.
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While there have been no confirmed cases of plague on site at DSGP, as an extra measure of caution, the Health Department has restricted parking at the venue to asphalt lots— concert goers will not be allowed to park on unpaved lots or grass.
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Durable enough to stand up to even the most aggressive gnawers, PetSafe's nylon and natural rubber Bristle Bone aims to "redirect potentially destructive chewing behavior into positive playtime" — and as an extra bonus, it cleans your dog's teeth and gums as they chew on it.
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There was a time in my life when I was working as an extra on TV shows, doing paid surveys, driving across town to serve cupcakes in department stores (don't ask), while also being on call for any catering job that would hire me.
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It's unclear how long he stood in for Alfie -- he's reported to have first been cast as an extra (and, presumably, as Alfie's double) from seasons 6 through 8 -- but obviously it was long enough for the guy himself to remember and commemorate him.
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Here's why: If you want coverage for mental health services, maternity care, and preventive care and your state opts out of what you want, it just means insurers can charge you à la carte for them as an "extra" and your plan will be more expensive.
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The school nurses don't have a supply of sanitary napkins and are prohibited from handing out condoms, the young women themselves are too poor for so much as an extra pair of panties, and the men don't give a damn whom they infect or get pregnant.
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The Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory envisions the armed MAARS system—essentially a remote-controlled tank mounted with a camera array, an M240 machine gun, and a grenade launcher—or the larger RV-M as an extra squad member who can carry heavy weapons and perform limited recon.
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Susan McCain Olson, who served as an extra on the set of 1985's Lucas, claimed a then-17-year-old Piven followed her into another person's trailer, forced her onto the couch and began kissing her while attempting to reach under her shirt and shorts.
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Some Americans will need these checks to cover housing expenses and bills, given the number of layoffs happening across the US. For others, this money can be used as an extra boost to help meet savings goals, pay down student loan balances, and get ahead financially.
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Moving forward, we will add an additional viewer warning card before the first episode as an extra precaution for those about to start the series and have also strengthened the messaging and resource language in the existing cards for episodes that contain graphic subject matter, including the URL 13ReasonsWhy.
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The old-fashioned metal is known for its heat retention properties, wide recipe versatility, and durability (hence the obsession with Le Creuset, but spending $300 on a single pot isn't for everyone.) Cuisinart's porcelain enamel coating acts as an extra barrier to prevent imparting flavors or absorbing good smells.
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Nearly every member studied art in school; Blaze has a background in the West End (he performed in Oliver) and is working as an extra; and the group were recently featured in Nike's 'Nothing Beats a Londoner' ad (blink and you'll miss them at the 01:39 mark).
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Moving forward, we will add an additional viewer warning card before the first episode as an extra precaution for those about to start the series and have also strengthened the messaging and resource language in the existing cards for episodes that contain graphic subject matter, including the URL 13ReasonsWhy.
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At 57A, I looked for some synonym for a "B-Side," as an "Extra song on an album" — it's been a while since I've thought of albums at all, and I know plenty of you (including Mr. Kalish, I bet) never had them as their only musical option.
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"It brought the town back to life," said Stephen Sweet, who grew up in rural Georgia, never imagining he could earn a living as an extra and stand-in; he also leads movie tours in Atlanta along with "The Walking Dead" tours in Senoia, about 30 miles to the south.
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" Others, which were sent from Shepherd's Diet email addresses but presumably sent through partnerships with outside merchants, promised to teach readers how to "get paid every time your song gets played on the radio" and "squeeze as much as an extra $6,840 per year out of your Social Security benefits.
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"At least on a small scale, this study provides some evidence that music may help serve as an extra tool to help motivate someone to exercise more — which is critical to heart health," said lead author Waseem Shami, MD, a cardiology fellow at Texas Tech University Health Sciences, in a press release.
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Think of him as one of the blurred faces in a crowd scene by George Grosz, an expressionist painter of the time (see picture); as an extra in "Babylon Berlin"; as an alter ego of Fräulein Schroder, the grumpy landlady in Christopher Isherwood's "The Berlin Stories", a collection that inspired the musical "Cabaret".
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LeFrak City, a sprawling housing complex in Corona, Queens, has Rosie, a security robot that ambles through the grounds and acts as an "extra set of eyes" for the security team, according to Randi Koch Nir, the director of lease enforcement at Mid City Security, the firm in charge of the complex's security.
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Assuming the Trump administration's rollback of the auto emissions rules is finalized and survives legal challenges, America's cars and trucks would emit as much as an extra 321 million to 931 million metric tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere by 2035, according to an analysis by the research firm Rhodium Group.
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Tech-stuff aside, the StirMATE also acts as an extra hand in the kitchen when an extra (human) hand might be difficult to come by; or not wanted in the first place (too many cooks etc.) The StirMATE lasts for 13 hours before needing a recharge and it's made from high-temperature FDA-approved plastic.
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It rolled out the "4chan pass" in 2012 as an extra income stream — it's not clear how many subscribers have joined — and eventually sold in the fall of last year to Nishimura, whom Poole called "literally the only person with as much if not more experience as myself" at running a 4chan-like site.
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Her opponents are not only on the Brexiteer side of the argument, who believe the deal allows the EU to retain too much control over a post-Brexit UK. They also contain Tory MPs who voted to remain in the EU and want a second referendum as an extra safeguard against a hard Brexit.
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But it should be paying a brand-name product rate of at least 23.1 percent, as well as an extra rebate because it has hiked the price of the device faster than the rate of inflation, according to the letter from acting Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Andy Slavitt to the Senate Finance Committee ranking member Wyden.
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Here's what I learned: After a week of cooking with coconut oil, I found that each of my usual recipes reacted surprisingly well to the new addition — whether I was replacing olive oil or simply using it as an extra add-in (yes, even in coffee!) The overall effect I'd best describe as luxurious without feeling too oily.
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Usually, mine features someone I definitely don't fancy in real life – in fact, it helps if I have a physical, guttural aversion to them – as an extra in some mash-up of Spike's song in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer musical episode where he's ripping his shirt off and jumping off coffins, calling himself Sarah Michelle Gellar's willing slave.
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Assuming the Trump administration's plan is finalized and survives legal challenges, America's cars and trucks would emit as much as an extra 321 million to 931 million metric tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere between now and 2035 as a result of the weaker rules, according to an analysis by the research firm Rhodium Group.
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As our planet continues to spiral into a climate catastrophe, architects have in recent years taken notice to wood's virtues, including its merit as an extra-strong composite material, and have been honing their skills building high-rises up to 275 feet tall out of lumber, leveraging newfangled wooden materials—these are no giant log cabins.
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My idea was to build up a roster of regular consulting clients that I could work with no matter where I was in the world as an extra cushion for our finances while we were away as well as to make sure I had a career waiting for me once I came back to the States.
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The man promised good money, and when production began, the director, Federico Fellini, was so taken by the young brown man's striking appearance — his intense eyes, high cheekbones, and chiseled jaw — that he cast him as an extra in three scenes, including one role that had him dancing in a gold bodysuit and another in which he wore a Thai pagoda.
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Planes dumping fuel while in the air is a typical procedure, done to reduce the plane&aposs weight before landingPlanes carry not only the fuel that is needed to reach its destination, but extra fuel in case the aircraft needs to divert or re-route and make the flight longer, as well as an extra fuel reserve in case of an extreme emergency.
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Regardless, the main idea, it seems, is to not just put in more advertising, but to do it in a way that ties in the artists themselves — 12 million and counting on the SoundCloud platform today — so that if they choose, they can use ads as an extra revenue stream alongside whatever royalty deals they may have in place around their actual music and other audio content.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine) said Sunday that she does not agree with President Trump's recent tweet that the United States needs his "travel ban as an extra level of safety" following the attacks in London.
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Watson, in his first regular season action since he tore his anterior cruciate ligament in a practice last November, started slow but finished the game having completed 17 of 34 passes for 533 yards with one touchdown and one interception, coming up short on a Hail Mary attempt in the game's final seconds, a play in which Gronkowski had checked in as an extra defensive back.
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And if it's your job simply to move units, it's easy to understand how you could begin to think about storytelling only as an extra arm of marketing: It's easier to sell a badass space marine to a fanbase raised on Aliens than it is to run a successful ad campaign that outlines your game's advances in enemy AI. If I sound cynical here, I don't mean to.
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" And then just as an extra bit of icing on that cake (I know I'm mixing metaphors, but imagine the cake was in an oven powered by said fire and bear with me), Wayne adds a couple great standalone observations that just happen to cap off the whole rhyme scheme in a truly inspired sequence of a separate internal rhyme: "entrepreneur in a Bentley droptop Azure / vagina connoisseur out the hood.
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