The oil-loving end attaches to the grease and dirt in your hair, while the other end attaches itself to the water from the shower.
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Instead of a typical bell that attaches to your handlebars, the Oi bike bell is merely a discreet, curved piece of metal (that attaches to your handlebars).
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It attaches to your car vent and has a swing arm that lets you swing your phone in any direction, and the magnet that attaches to your phone is very strong.
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Although his "brand" attaches itself to buildings and golf courses
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It now magnetically attaches to the tablet to charge wirelessly.
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The soil attaches itself to your body like a lover.
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The sensor bar attaches to a free memory card slot.
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Now, it attaches to the tablet magnetically and charges wirelessly.
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North Korea, he said, attaches great conditionality to the term.
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This tracker attaches to surfaces or slips into wallet pockets.
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The cooler, meanwhile, attaches to the motherboard via two hooks.
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This requires an extra limb that attaches between its shoulders.
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The mount attaches to your car via the air vents.
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The battery attaches magnetically to the case when it's needed.
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He attaches things to the surface, and writes on it.
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It's a separate thing, but it magnetically attaches to the back.
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The dialogue attaches meaning to the objects you're constantly looking at.
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The second-generation Apple Pencil stylus attaches magnetically and charges wirelessly.
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The peptide attaches itself to the virus and literally dismantles it.
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An illustration of how the Robobee attaches to a target surface.
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The Circle 22 easily attaches to mounts via its magnetic backside.
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The new version magnetically attaches to the tablet and charges wirelessly.
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Three others reflect the significance he attaches to relations with Islam.
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How the mount attaches to the windshield also makes a difference.
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"Probably" is a qualifier that attaches to much of Greene's biography.
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As per the finale's title, "Latching," he attaches to Hannah's breast.
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Joe: Once the last is made, Lee attaches a leather insole.
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Most were filed by religious attaches in Turkish embassies or consulates.
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Build a product that attaches to a growing market rich with customers.
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And in turn, what the moviegoing audience attaches to affluence — moral value?
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The lock attaches to your wheel and syncs up to your phone.
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The muscle attaches close to the top of our femur (thigh bone).
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He sews parts together and attaches them to the wall with thumbtacks.
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The matchbox-sized Giroptic iO, which attaches to a smartphone, costs $260.
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The Connector attaches magnetically and works with Microsoft's own line of docks.
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It replaces the "Send+Archive" button, and attaches GIFs to sent mail.
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She attaches herself more passionately to her girlfriends, until she loses them.
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It doubles as a cover that attaches magnetically to the Smart Connector.
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The S Pen magnetically attaches to the back of the Tab S24.
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Gerasimov was speaking at a briefing for foreign military attaches in Moscow.
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The iBobber attaches to fishing line and detects what's underwater with sonar.
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Tile Mate attaches to keys, a phone, anything you may frequently lose.
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Then she attaches as a mother to the baby, a true mother.
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It happens when a fertilized egg attaches to a woman&aposs uterus.
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This miraculous cure-all is a hallucinogen that attaches itself to rubber trees.
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Duct tape attaches wallboard partitions to bare concrete ceilings studded with loose wires.
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It works with the new, thin Surface Pen, which attaches to the back.
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The tiny, mostly plastic box attaches to the wall with a few screws.
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This speaker enhances the sound and attaches to the back of your phone.
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She attaches herself to a group of girlfriends and grows into a teenager.
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It attaches securely to the MateBook via a seven-pin port using magnets.
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Somehow, he attaches this to a cracked little love story of its own.
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The improved S Pen also magnetically attaches to the back of the tablet.
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The sensor attaches to any object and creates sounds out of its vibrations.
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If any blame or fault attaches to the attempt it is mine alone.
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Narrator: When Andy attaches the tree to driftwood, the whole piece comes together.
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It attaches to a seatbelt to secure dogs as large as 90 pounds.
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Whatever air of authority attaches to a "theory" is a relatively recent development.
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It feels like the metal the magnet attaches to could easily burn me.
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Into the Dark — October 5 (Hulu) Anything Blumhouse attaches its name to is golden.
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The keyboard then attaches to an elongated bit that juts out of the bottom.
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A second enzyme attaches a "primer" to each strand, which allows them to replicate.
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You buy Chronos, the smart disc that attaches to the back of any watch.
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Portable fans This is a mini fan that attaches easily onto a phone. Brilliant!
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The actual power brick that attaches into the Surface Pro device was not affected.
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Foredom also includes a H30 handpiece in the box that attaches to the motor.
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The first layer attaches itself to a tool lowered into the liquid from above.
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The topper easily attaches to the tree with a unique two-band Velcro system.
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The team attaches the housing to the body using a total of 28 bolts.
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He attaches time-stamped digital photos, usually taken four minutes apart, to his complaints.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, given Ovid's stories of metamorphoses, she also attaches herself to animals.
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What you need is a container that attaches to a bike, called a pannier.
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For every ton of coal he sells, Mr. Clarke attaches some of the credits.
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It happens when a pregnancy attaches to the scar of a previous cesarean section.
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Rather, it attaches itself to nouns, willfully perverting that to which it is appended.
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It attaches to the chest strap so it doesn't flop around while you run.
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And then there's the enormous stigma that still attaches to abortion in this country.
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Does it live in a place where it attaches itself to other lost hopes?
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Wallet alternative MONEY CLIP A MONEY CLIP attaches to a roll of money. See?
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Taiwan also fields military attaches unofficially in Tokyo and Singapore as well as Washington.
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But when the drone comes ahoverin' and then attaches to the roof, we have liftoff.
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Instead of forcing them onto a plastic nozzle, each one attaches via a magnetic ring.
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Ford says a bushing that attaches the shifter cable to the transmission can fall off.
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After the larva hatches, it attaches itself onto the spider and feeds on its blood.
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Diplomats and military attaches from many of those countries describe an intense desire to leave.
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It attaches itself parasitically to it from time to time, but is generally shaken off.
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"China attaches importance to and seriously performs its WTO transparency obligations," its first answer began.
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Zepp is also releasing a new golf sensor, which attaches to a player's golf glove.
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A magnetic strip attaches to your phone, allowing the device to hold it in place.
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Hampette attaches to the side of your laundry hamper and holds small items or delicates.
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It attaches via magnet, so there's no need to break a hole through your jacket.
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"Your IT band is happiest when the muscles it attaches to are happy," she says.
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That is not, however, the sense in which Kinsley attaches the term to Donald Trump.
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Here, a man attaches solar lamps to his fence in 2018, nine months after Maria.
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"If any blame or fault attaches to the attempt it is mine alone," Eisenhower wrote.
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The Brondell Swash 1400 Bidet was easy to install and attaches to your existing toilet
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" I'm glad she's not a mother that attaches a "youns" to her "come on now!
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And that attaches not only to your bank account — it affects your state of mind.
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The operating team attaches to the arms all the necessary devices, from hooks to forceps.
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Its most notable and unique feature is the way the pack attaches to its harness.
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We also need to break the stigma that still attaches to receiving mental health care.
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One interesting note ... there's no double jeopardy that attaches to impeachment and removal from office.
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One sign of the importance that the Sanders campaign attaches to Massachusetts is its television spending.
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There's FitBark, a $70 device that attaches to a collar and monitors fitness and sleep levels.
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The sensor, which costs $79.99, magnetically attaches to your clothes and buzzes every time you slouch.
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Each piece has a black walnut wood stem that attaches to a glass bowl or chamber.
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The device consists of a pump that attaches to hose surgically implanted in a patient's stomach.
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A bump fire stock that attaches to a semi-automatic rifle to increase the firing rate.
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Eventually a Libyan sailor dives into the sea, swims to the boat and attaches the rope.
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The snap closure can be a little tricky to get right by feel, but attaches solidly.
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The little plastic sensor attaches to your belly, with a little gel and some medical tape.
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"Citi attaches up to a 40 percent probability for a move from the BOJ," he added.
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The Type Cover ($129 sold separately) attaches to the Go just like on the Surface Pro.
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Because the capsaicin is oil-soluble, it leaves the hot sauce and attaches to oil molecules.
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In comparison, the Surface Pro 4's stylus attaches magnetically to the side of the tablet.
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It has its own metal strip that magnetically attaches to any pair of glasses with PogoTrack.
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Physically, it's a giant cup that suctions onto a residual limb and attaches to the prosthetic.
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If you know about Synology, chances are you know about its network attaches storage (NAS) hardware.
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Each attaches to an aluminum mount, compatible with iPhone 6/6 Plus and 6S/6S Plus.
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Google also attaches videos, ideas on local tourist sights and other locations nearby with suggested itineraries.
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The implementation is similar to how the Apple Pencil 4 attaches to an iPad Pro (2018).
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The men ingested a small amount of a radioactive chemical that attaches to the tau protein.
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Stressing that Nazi comparisons were unacceptable, Roth underlined the importance Berlin attaches to the Yucel case.
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Clarivate Analytics attaches special significance to the quality of data indexed in the Web of Science.
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Ectopic pregnancies occur when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside the uterus, where it can't grow.
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Ectopic pregnancies occur when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside the uterus, where it can't develop.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French researcher has invented a robot finger that attaches to your mobile phone.
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At that moment, the attorney-client privilege attaches, even if a more "formal" relationship never ensues.
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Still, she assures me she's using everything she attaches her name to as a learning experience.
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The new gadget is a clip on peripheral that attaches to the top of a display.
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The$11 TechMatte MagGrip, which attaches to your car's CD player slot, is a great choice.
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Below him is a hierarchy of attaches who visit and advise Turkish-Muslim communities across Germany.
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Microsoft also magnetically attaches its new Surface Slim Pen to the rear of the Surface Neo.
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Rikako, a girl from Tokyo who joins their class, enthralls Yutaka but attaches herself to Taku.
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On-site labor verifications would be performed by independent panelists, not by embassy attaches, Lighthizer added.
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He attaches the braided wood panels together like tiles in a mosaic, building up immense pieces.
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This one takes the first-line antibiotic vancomycin and attaches a molecule called r8 to the antibiotic.
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A small scroll wheel with a center button easily attaches to your steering wheel for quick navigation.
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It attaches directly to your skin and measures UV exposure, relaying the information back to an app.
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It expands to fit all sizes of iPhones, and attaches to your phone using the lightning port.
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Byers attaches a camera to the giant hula hoop itself to get the dizzying point of view.
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This gadget attaches to a spigot and works with Apple Homekit to fully automate dad's watering schedule.
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The arm brings the capsules even closer to the station and then attaches them to a port.
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That string then literally connects to a key fob-sized Bluetooth sensor that attaches to your waistband.
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The electric-powered motor attaches to paddleboards to help users go as much as three times faster.
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Trump attaches himself to an array of issues daily through his tweets and tangent-heavy campaign rallies.
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It attaches to your dead battery, charges for a while, and lets you get it started again.
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But I have to hand it this: It's incredible how successfully it attaches itself to your subconscious.
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It attaches to the Oasis with magnets and comes in three colors — all of them genuine leather.
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A small magnetic disk attaches to your car's windshield making the Speak easy to mount and remove.
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His own Batec is there too, which he attaches to his wheelchair, before speeding out the door.
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The anti-drone system attaches to all-terrain vehicles and can scan the skies for enemy aircraft.
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It has a necklace that attaches so you can wear it like a lariat as well. Supercool.
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When worn on the waist, the red vest attaches upside down and ends up resembling a fishtail.
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The right to privacy does not attach to property, the Court now said; it attaches to persons.
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The glasses come with a universal case that attaches to your phone or any hard, flat surface.
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The LoaScope is an iPhone that attaches to a plastic box made by a 3-D printer.
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If you see yourself represented, it automatically attaches a value to who you are as a person.
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On the bottom is a clip that attaches to an article of clothing or a backpack strap.
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It builds up throughout the day and attaches to adenosine receptors on neurons, making us feel drowsy.
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He attaches to it a postscript, a montage of recollections from a bullfight he attended in Mexico.
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Look back at the insults, the tone deafness that attaches to this man like white on rice.
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An accelerometer about the size of a quarter attaches to a pillow and tracks tosses and turns.
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A limpet mine is an explosive charge that magnetically attaches itself to the hull of a ship.
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He said normally Congress attaches the debt ceiling to some legislation that would be voted on favorably.
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That now-solid layer attaches itself to the bottom of a tool lowered into the pool from above.
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A typical Superman cape, which attaches to the neck but is otherwise free, is not aerodynamic at all.
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The Pocket is a small device that attaches to your iPhone and turns it into an instant camera.
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Jones attaches a section of cut canvas to the stack's surface, often using an excessive number of staples.
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The keys have good travel and the keyboard attaches to the Tab S3 via a magnetic "Pogo" port.
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The newer, better Pencil also magnetically attaches to the iPad Pro's edge and even charges wirelessly from it.
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Tile Mate is a tiny, connected tag that attaches to keychains, phones, and any other easily lost belongings.
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A similar drawback attaches to her insistence on escaping the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
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The 36-volt battery attaches to the down tube and is designed to be easily removed for recharging.
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The Dreamlight is a heavily padded and contoured strip that wraps around your head and attaches with velcro.
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You can purchase a super-cheap pocket microscope that attaches to a cellphone camera to view them. 1.
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The film attaches itself to its political and judicial relevance gradually, in step with its characters, particularly Mildred.
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Freiheit attaches one end of the dental floss to his daughter's tooth, and granola to the other side.
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This no-tools, no-scratch, metal cup holder attaches to any handlebar with a twist of its knob.
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The PIXL attaches to a wrist band and is recycled at venues to keep costs down, McHugh says.
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The keyboard folio that attaches to the tablet provides limited viewing angles, forcing you to strain your neck.
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The Remote-Controlled Outlet Switch attaches to regular outlets and lets you plug in any of your appliances.
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Once dry, the artist attaches the decorated nail onto her own with nail glue and, voila, Instagram perfection.
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The actual tracker is a sleek, tubular aluminum pod that attaches to a flat rubber or leather band.
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The magnetic display snaps off and attaches to guitar tuning pegs, where it can test tuning via vibration.
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The deal keeps the government open and attaches hurricane relief money to a rise in the debt ceiling.
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Without a placenta, which attaches the embryo to the uterine wall, an embryo cannot develop into a fetus.
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Patellar tendinitis It is irritation of the patellar tendon, which attaches the kneecap to the shin bone (tibia).
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When worn on the waist, however, the red vest attaches upside down and ends up resembling a fishtail.
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The statement also said Yildirim stressed the importance which Turkey attaches to cooperation with the new U.S. administration.
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My friend Marina attaches the suction cup of the breast pump to her nipple and presses the button.
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Despite having less space to do so, the marker now magnetically attaches to the side of the tablet.
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The tanning agent attaches to the outer layer of the skin, the keratin, and darkens the skin tone.
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She said she had carried marijuana in her checked luggage, but always attaches her doctor's recommendation to it.
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This gadget attaches to a spigot and works with Apple Homekit to fully automate your grandma's watering schedule.
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Another distinction that sets his process apart from mass-produced boots is how the team attaches the soles.
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AliveCor is best known for its Band-Aid-sized sensor called Kardia Mobile, which attaches to a smartphone.
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His frequent references to his predecessor leave no doubt about the importance he attaches to destroying Obama's legacy.
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Using high-pitched colors and iridescent backgrounds, Shimoyama frequently attaches artificial flowers, glitter or fabric to his paintings.
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Like most dash cams, the OwlScout attaches right to your windshield, but won't block your view of the road.
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It attaches to its host's intestine with the help of suckers and a small beak called a rostellum. Yup.
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It attaches with a snap, requires no pairing or charging, and is actually reasonably comfortable to type on too.
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That's a problem when there's a predominantly white America (and Academy voting membership) that attaches blackness only to pain.
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First, it's got a very durable and comfortable padded wrist rest which attaches to the keyboard body via magnets.
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The new Smart Keyboard Folio magnetically attaches to the new iPad Pro and protects the front and the back.
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Regional military attaches and experts say the southern Chinese coast is a military area of increasing sensitivity for Beijing.
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The bottom has a standard tripod mount along with a pretty powerful magnet that attaches to the desktop base.
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Of course, there's the Audio Module, which will be sold separately and attaches to the top of the device.
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As a musician, I benefit from the copyright system that attaches ownership rights to my lyrics and instrumental tracks.
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The receptor it attaches itself to on a lymphocyte's surface is made of three units: alpha, beta and gamma.
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The keyboard is therefore removable (it attaches by a strong magnet) and can be replaced with a simple cover.
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And that says nothing of the cynicism that kids these days — well, the whole world, really — attaches to everything.
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The Google Pixel C sported a unique design where the tablet attaches to the detachable keyboard via strong magnets.
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Like a Surface Pro, the Go is a "detachable"—a tablet that attaches to Microsoft's alcantara Type Cover keyboard.
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When Warren attaches her name and stature to a subject, it usually becomes part of the liberal policy framework.
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The rear bot attaches to the front one with a magnet, then gives it a boost up the step.
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He often paints on rough panels, burlap, and wood scraps, and attaches found elements like seashells and animal bones.
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Often, he attaches blocks and pieces of splintered wood, strips of canvas, and other ungainly materials to the surface.
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This attaches new urgency to Baldwin's words, particularly the criticism he inflicts on himself for being a mere witness.
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The device, which attaches magnetically to the dashboard, is designed to prevent those awkward car mix-ups with passengers.
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Instagram also attaches a large "Promote" button to every post, giving people the option to turn them into ads.
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It also attaches to your dog's collar to prevent it from sliding and chafing, even with long-term wear.
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"Demented" is the adjective that attaches like a lesion to those of us who belong to the Mets tribe.
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Its Kardia Mobile sensor attaches to a smartphone and takes readings when users put their fingers on the pads.
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It will also be responsible for integrating the engine housing and the pylon which attaches it to the wing.
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Particulate matter, the tiny harmful particles in the air, attaches to the skin as you go about your day.
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The need to precisely define when the attorney-client privilege attaches to communications rarely comes up in everyday life.
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It attaches around the headrest for adults or around the base of the headrest for kids and shorter travelers.
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She also attaches a carabiner so that she can hook it onto her carry-on bag for easy access.
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The lens attaches over a phone's camera lens to give you a wider shot without drastically degrading image quality.
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That's because logging in with Facebook attaches that account to the website or app to which you're signing in.
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Apple says that it redesigned how the keycap attaches to the scissor-switch to improve stability across the key.
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An ectopic pregnancy is a type of miscarriage which happens when a fertilized egg attaches outside of the uterus.
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For most ectopic pregnancies the egg attaches to the uterus while the egg is still in the fallopian tubes.
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I've lugged around one that attaches to a pole or a pipe, and locks with a key or code.
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The Soundbrenner Core easily attaches to the cradle in the wristband, and there's no fear of it falling off.
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"The Iranian government attaches great importance to the question of environment," Rouhani said at a press conference in Tehran.
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Russia displayed the new missile system at a military theme park outside Moscow to foreign military attaches and journalists.
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The 4K Pro Magnetic Webcam attaches magnetically to the display with a stand designed to perfectly fit the screen.
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Typically, Hurwitz attaches an amorphous sculptural image to a reflective metal column in what is known as mirror anamorphosis.
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He had pain in the classic place where the appendix often attaches, he was demonstrating textbook symptoms of appendicitis.
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One it's explored and that we think would be a smart bet: a 360 camera that attaches to your phone.
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You can set the Max down either horizontally or vertically; there's a clever rubber "foot" that attaches via a magnet.
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And in both pregnancies she had placenta accreta, which occurs when the placenta attaches too deeply in the uterine wall.
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Gonzal helped him design a machine that attaches to Tenet's arm stump, which allows him to be a tattoo artist.
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Once inside, the cable attaches to a very special robot clamped onto the pig's esophagus, the pathway to the stomach.
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If infected, that means the "head" of the worm attaches to the wall of your intestine and absorbs your nutrients.
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The classic Tile Mate is the little white square you've probably seen before that attaches to key rings or zippers.
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It attaches to the windscreen via a magnetic mount and is easily detachable when you want to stow it away.
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When an officer beats up the teen from Pop's barbershop in episode 1, Mariah attaches herself to the media circus.
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The wearable attaches to the baby bump and then uses electrical sensors to pick up contractions from the uterine muscle.
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These reserves enable the embryo to survive before it attaches to the uterus to get access to a nutrition source.
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"Tencent attaches great importance to investment in online education," said Lin Haifeng, managing partner at Tencent Investment, in a statement.
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At any rate, the NodPod attaches to the back of your seat and keeps your head and neck in place.
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It attaches to your legs with braces, leaving you free to bound around while it carries your equipment for you.
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The suction cup tip attaches to the product, then the arm swivels back around to release it into a bin.
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Russian Deputy Defence Minister Alexander Fomin told Western military attaches in Moscow on Tuesday the West had nothing to fear.
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Hundreds of veterans, foreign defense attaches and politicians gathered before dawn on a big parade field to watch the ceremony.
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An additional advantage is that the back end where the smartphone attaches is not enclosed like some other cardboard viewers.
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Speaking to Tehran-based foreign military attaches, Ahadi said international sanctions had not hampered the development of Iran's arms industry.
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The regulators' quarrel is with the conditions that Google attaches to the financial benefits it offers to its contracting partners.
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The two-part system consists of a "focus wheel" for user control and a motor that attaches to the camera.
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Moscow showed the missile that Washington says violates the treaty to a group of foreign military attaches and reporters Wednesday.
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At first glance, the Bridge — a neuro-modulation device that attaches behind the ear — resembles a hearing aid with wires.
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She also had placenta accreta in both pregnancies, which occurs when the placenta attaches too deeply in the uterine wall.
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Dragon will travel for two days before it attaches to the orbiting station, returning about one month later to Earth.
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And in both pregnancies, she had placenta accreta, which occurs when the placenta attaches too deeply in the uterine wall.
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They were showing off OhRama, a small canister that attaches to virtual reality headsets and releases scent during the action.
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Aducanumab is a monoclonal antibody, an expensive type of drug that attaches to specific proteins in order to disable them.
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"The HKSAR Government attaches great importance to human rights and freedoms and is determined to safeguard them," a spokesperson said.
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But when you "pick up" a block, it just attaches to Wilmot or to a block that's attached to Wilmot.
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As with all other DJI drones, one pair attaches by rotating it clockwise and the other by rotating counter-clockwise.
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That base also attaches magnetically to the thin metal plate that's used to secure the security cam to your home.
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Among its provisions, O'Rourke's framework attaches dollar amounts to some specific line items, like $250 billion to research and development.
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The company claims that it is the only base that attaches itself to the bottom pole using an anchor collar.
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The tablet has four speakers, and it supports the second-generation Apple Pencil that magnetically attaches to its side to charge.
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The bed-making mechanism is a lattice-shaped balloon that attaches on top of the duvet but within the duvet cover.
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Regional military attaches say Vietnam's key holdings are well fortified, some with tunnels and bunkers, appearing geared to deterring easy invasion.
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The toxin comes along and attaches onto these channels, disrupting the ability of the nerves to send signals to muscle fibers.
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Mara learned she had a blighted ovum, when a fertilized egg attaches to the uterine wall but the embryo doesn't grow.
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Today a bustling Chinese transit counter at Addis Ababa's Bole airport testifies to the importance the company attaches to the market.
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It's a 14-inch IPS display (1920 x 1080) that weighs 1.3 pounds and attaches to a laptop via USB-C.
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It will do this by creating a 3D ultrasound that attaches to a wearable for automatic and repeatable imaging at home.
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He foments racial and ethnic tensions to nativists and nationalists, and attaches leaders to these movements, and then empowers those leaders.
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Succulent jewelry designer Susan McLeary attaches the succulents using an adhesive created for the floral trade, so the plants aren't harmed.
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As you can see, Muse is a small, Bluetooth-enabled device that attaches to your center console like an air freshener.
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His promotion was a clear indication of the importance China attaches to supporting nuclear sub operations, according to Chinese naval experts.
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It's a nifty little gimbal that attaches to your smartphone, charging the device while stabilizing its shots for FOMO-inducing videos.
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The pad attaches to the Home Max via magnets and works whether you have the speaker in horizontal or vertical orientation.
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It's a keyboard-like accessory that attaches to a controller allowing players to trigger sound effects in a game's voice chat.
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The display now attaches and detaches directly to the "Snap Hinge Gold," which transfers data and supplies power to the keyboard.
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"The Fin attaches to a standard prosthetic, allowing the amputee to enter and exit the water without changing prosthetics," Goldstein said.
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He co-founded eBlocker, a device that attaches to customers' Wi-Fi routers to mask their identity from online tracking software.
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In the mock-up published in their paper, a shallow foam pad attaches to the wall in an astronaut's sleep station.
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The ExoMount attaches to your air vent and features an elite magnetic stick to make sure your device stays in place.
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It's a plastic circle with an HDMI cord sticking out; that cord attaches to the back of the Chromecast with magnets.
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He also attaches 12 "bump-fire stocks" -- devices that enable shooters to fire bullets at a faster rate -- on the guns.
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The device attaches to a user's belly with medical tape and uses ultra-sound to monitors the content of their bladder.
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It usually attaches itself to stems, buds, and the tops and sides of leaves, but never to the undersides of leaves.
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The Senate coronavirus package attaches some conditions to executive compensation even if it falls short of what progressives were hoping for.
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The 'presumption of regularity' that attaches to all federal officials' actions carries the utmost force with respect to the president himself.
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The dog had put its head through the hole on the wheel that attaches to the hub on a vehicle's suspension.
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"Labor attaches" will be based in Mexico and will provide on-the-ground information about Mexicos labor practices, the factsheet said.
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None had the rare mutation, known as delta 32, that produces immune system cells lacking the receptors to which H.I.V. attaches.
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"The HObIT is a system that attaches to the helmet, and then we plug it into the jet itself," King said.
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There are also tangled questions of agency and desire, of what's in it for anyone who attaches herself to a celebrity.
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Grappling Hook: Widowmaker fires a grappling hook in a straight line, pulling herself up to any surface the hook attaches to.
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Live poliovirus, both the original wild type and the weakened vaccine version, attaches and replicates in tissues that line the gut.
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Likewise, there's a new Apple Pencil 2 stylus that attaches with magnets to the side of the iPad where it can charge.
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The square-shaped reader is a small device that attaches to a phone or tablet to process credit and debit card payments.
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It attaches to your dash or windshield via a giant suction cup and that you can adjust and position however you want.
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It attaches to the tablet via pogo pins, so there's no pairing necessary, and the keyboard doesn't ever need to be charged.
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GK-PID latches onto proteins that drag the chromosomes, then attaches to anchor proteins on the inner wall of the cell membrane.
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In another 2019 "Untitled," Tenaglia attaches white earthenware slats of different lengths and slightly different shapes to the wall, with black screws.
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The mic attaches magnetically to your clothes and can record up to four hours of audio at any distance from your phone.
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It's a small, 1-once device that attaches directly to their collar, so its great for all sizes of dogs and cats.
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Designed primarily for Apple devices, the Flens attaches magnetically to a steel washer that you need to stick around your phone's flashlight.
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In fact, it only attaches to the BB-9E base via magnets and draws power from the main ball via induction technology.
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Whether it's from nostalgia, advertising, packaging, reputation, recommendation, or sheer whim, a movie chosen from the shelves attaches you to your choice.
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It's a small, square-shaped dongle that attaches to a person or keychain or bike or bag, with a magnetized leather clip.
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Flow and the sensor that attaches to the tampon by a string (and clips neatly onto your waistband) and use the my.
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Stepping up its public relations campaign, Moscow showed the missile to a group of foreign military attaches and journalists this past week.
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This mega-light dual-screen attaches to your laptop to give you that extra space you need to step up your productivity.
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"The government attaches great importance to the debt issue," said Liu, who was appointed vice finance minister at the end of February.
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The automaker has submitted a patent application for a design that attaches illuminated sheets to the open lift gate of an SUV.
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The BYRD has a nifty device holder that attaches to the top of its controller and adjusts to hold any screen size.
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These include one that attaches to PER, helping to block the period gene, and another that slows the buildup of the protein.
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This model from Mengo attaches to your car's air vent and uses several magnets to keep your phone secure throughout your drive.
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Woods is reported to have had deterioration of the bottom disk of his spine, the one that attaches to his pelvic bone.
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While the key placement, travel, and trackpad are identical to the Pro 7, the way it attaches to the display is not.
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The Flip Cover is a lightweight case that the Switch clips into, with a fabric finish and a lid that attaches magnetically.
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So there is much to hide and China clearly attaches enormous importance to muting criticism of its increasingly abysmal human rights record.
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The deputy foreign minister had previously denounced the deal released last week after saying he was not consulted about the controversial attaches.
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Devices include Cefaly, which attaches like a rhinoceros horn to the forehead and transmits electric pulses to a nerve beneath the skin.
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At the heart of everything is the Hub, a programmable control box that the user attaches all the bricks and wires onto.
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The GAU-5A features a quick-connector barrel and handguard assembly that attaches to the upper and lower receiver of the weapon.
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These clothes don't advertise their power; they project it inward, so the aura of confidence attaches to the person, not the outfit.
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The U.S. State Department stressed the importance the United States attaches to a strong relationship between its two key allies in Asia.
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An alien symbiote who needs a human host, he initially attaches himself to Peter Parker, but the best-known Venom is Eddie Brock.
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A tight cape that attaches along the arms or legs, as is sometimes depicted on Batman, could serve an aerodynamic function in gliding.
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So, we made a really fun dining room for her and then really important was the family room that attaches to the kitchen.
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Airbus has already installed the first-ever 3-D printed metal part on a commercial airplane, a bracket that attaches to its wings.
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After testing the G3 for five months, the glue holding the dampener attachment to the bit that attaches to the massager wore out.
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The $79 "Display Mod" is a 1.9-inch screen that attaches to the top cold-shoe mount and plugs into the Media Mod.
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Some of it is the natural loyalty that attaches to a family-owned business, which Wegmans has been for more than a century.
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The phone slips into the front lid easily and the front panel attaches to the top of the headset with an elastic loop.
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The company also has a similar EKG reading device called the KardiaMobile, but that device attaches onto the back of your smartphone instead.
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Launched in 2013 by a London-based startup, Winnow uses a touchscreen tablet and digital scale that attaches to a restaurant's garbage bin.
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It attaches softly with springs and pulleys, conforming to the shape of the debris to stick without delivering too much of a push.
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It uses a special suction device that attaches it firmly to hard surfaces while still allowing you to pick it up with ease.
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The most basic of the Tile family, the Mate attaches to your most important items via keyring to ensure you don't lose anything.
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First, executive privilege, if it even applies in this case, can only be invoked by the president, as it attaches to his office.
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The cam attaches easily with a suction cup and is small enough that it stays completely out of the way when you're driving.
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Lia Yang Liu, 5003, a lecturer in Chinese literature at a Beijing university, bought a GPS tracker that attaches to her dog's collar.
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At the very least, the report attaches concrete numbers to things that everyone has been noticing lately, like increased prices at the pump.
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Cannabis's active ingredient, THC, attaches to cannabinoid receptors in the brain, but those receptors are different than the ones sedative drugs interact with.
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By calling the novel coronavirus the "Chinese virus," it attaches an ethnicity to the virus that puts people of Asian descent at risk.
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"The upcoming Royal Visit is a reflection of the importance the United Kingdom attaches to its relations with Pakistan," said Mohammad Nafees Zakaria.
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The lid attaches securely to keep the sand clean, and dry and molded holders on the outside of the base keep tools corralled.
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Cabeau's Evolution S3 pillow (Price: $39.99), has a strap that attaches to the airplane seat headrest, and keeps your head from falling forward.
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Insta360 Go, available at Amazon, $199.99the Insta360 Go is a tiny water-resistant camera that attaches to clothing or dangles like a necklace.
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"Labor attaches" will be based in Mexico and will provide on-the-ground information about Mexicos labor practices, the Democrats' fact sheet said.
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The biggest of these also attaches to a neighboring viaduct, inviting pedestrians to utilize the building as a pathway down to the park.
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We know that it attaches to some receptors deep in the lung called the ACE-2144 receptors, but then so do other viruses.
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I had rashly expressed cautious surprise at the significance she attaches in her book to Declan being born on Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day.
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"Labor attaches" will be based in Mexico and will provide on-the-ground information about Mexico's labor practices, the Democrats' fact sheet said.
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However, Reuters said the White House's plans will be "going beyond the limited assistance" now provided by overseas American military attaches and diplomats.
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It was really hard for Tom because he has he's wearing a harness underneath his suit that attaches him to a pick point.
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Ultimately, however, it exists in the language of public policy, and doing so attaches its ambitions to the complexities of the legislative process.
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Russia had invited military attaches from NATO countries based in Moscow to observe the war games, an offer he said was under consideration.
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He said that "jeopardy attaches as soon as a jury is sworn in" regardless of whether it deadlocks, convicts or acquits the defendant.
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This add-on gadget attaches to the iPhone 85.113, 6S, and 7 so she can print out any of the pictures on her device.
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The printer also automatically attaches electric motors to the wire structure as it's being extruded, which bring the robots to life once they're complete.
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To extend battery life from about two hours to over three, he added a custom battery that attaches magnetically via a pogo pin system.
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Resembling a fusion of a smartphone OtterBox form factor, a cassette tape and a pocket drone, the AirSelfie case attaches to a user's phone.
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"Zhou attaches great importance to capital account opening and the internationalisation of the yuan ... he is trying to have own his legacy," Chen said.
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In its natural habitat, an epiphyte attaches itself to other mediums like trees to reach more sun and moisture – orchids are epiphytes, for example.
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In one body of work, the Seoul and Chicago-based artist attaches helium-filled balloons to objects, giving them a life of their own.
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The GamePad attaches to Moto Z phones just like any other Moto Mod and includes dual control sticks, a D-pad, and four buttons.
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Intelligent Energy in the UK offers a hydrogen fuel cell that attaches to the battery and, like Pegasus, extends its life by two hours.
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Around back is the TV's easel (there's no regular stand that attaches to the bottom) that contains a subwoofer and all ports / cable management.
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Many insects, spiders and molluscs have the copper-containing blood pigment that&aposs clear unless it attaches to oxygen and then it turns blue.
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It's similar to the TwelveSouth's PlugBug, which attaches to the plug end of Apple's MacBook chargers to add USB Type-A ports for charging.
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Samsung's incubator hub C-Lab, is known for producing things like a waistline tracking smart belt and a Bluetooth headset that attaches to helmets.
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For men, I think it's not financial stress as such; it's the feeling of powerlessness or humiliation that our culture attaches to financial stress.
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It attaches itself to hemagglutinin, the major protein on the surface of influenza virus, resulting in the dismantling and eventual death of the virus.
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A nightmare-inducing scene from early in The Return attaches Lynch's newfound taste for bloodletting to the more off-kilter sensory horror he's mastered.
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By enabling it, the browser attaches "DNT: 1" to a web request, effectively telling websites that the user does not wish to be tracked.
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It attaches to any guitar and shows the player where they need to put their fingers to play different chords — no sheet music required.
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That fertilized egg then travels through the fallopian tubes into the uterus, where it attaches and, if all progresses normally, grows into a fetus.
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If spotting happens very early in your pregnancy, it could be implantation bleeding, which happens when the fertilized egg attaches to the uterine lining.
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The Greek foreign ministry said the two attaches fled before Ankara asked them to return to Turkey, and before officials canceled their diplomatic passports.
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When Jon tries to fix the light, his hand — as if controlled by a spirit — attaches his ties to the rafter and hangs him.
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The Yoga Book comes with an ink insert for its stylus and a stack of note paper that magnetically attaches to the touch panel.
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The DPA does not address whether liability of any sort attaches to Tesco Plc or any employee of Tesco Plc or Tesco Stores Limited.
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Senior Airman Austin Boyd, of the 138th Fighter Wing, attaches a hose containing liquid oxygen to an F-16 Fighting Falcon, February 1, 2017.
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When given room in the pan, garlic caramelizes very quickly – this gives a lovely rich flavour and texture which attaches itself to the turkey.
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While she isn't remotely rude about it, Partanen does not respect the usual etiquette that attaches to being a foreigner in the United States.
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When Hammons attaches a dirty tarp to a wood-and-plaster framed mirror, he is covering and defacing an upper class sign of vanity.
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All of a sudden, a strange entity attaches itself to the face of Kane (John Hurt), the executive officer, in a terrifying jump scare.
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She talks angrily about Marco, his connections in high places and the stigma that attaches to women who admit to having suffered sexual abuse.
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In the veterinary hospital, Javsicas inserts a tube into the trachea and attaches a plastic respirator bag, which she squeezes to inflate the lungs.
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A "primer" that is specific to the virus then attaches to the DNA, and another chemical then doubles the amount of this genetic material.
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This past April, a UCLA team developed a technique using a tracer called FDDNP, though some researchers question whether it attaches exclusively to tau.
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The software industry uses licensing agreements to try to exempt itself from the sort of liability that attaches to firms that ship shoddy goods.
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The impressed osteodome, the common name for that particular sea snail, attaches itself to the oyster and starts eating it from the inside out.
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An ectopic pregnancy happens soon after fertilizationAn ectopic pregnancy happens when a fertilized egg implants, or attaches, outside of the uterus instead of inside.
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The initiative also pressed US military attaches and State Department officials to adopt a sales role in peddling US military gear around the world.
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Under the plan, military attaches and diplomats would be called to "to act essentially as a sales force for defense contractors," according to Reuters.
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Researchers have developed a device costing less than $5 to make that attaches to your cellphone and provides a quick and easy semen analysis.
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The device attaches to a hose and includes numerous tubes that connect to the balloons, filling them with water and then sealing them off.
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Ectopic pregnancies happen when a fertilized egg attaches, not to the uterine wall, but elsewhere in the reproductive system, usually in a fallopian tube.
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It measures alcohol intake with a breathalyser that attaches to smartphones and uses GPS tracking to send text messages that encourage users not to drink.
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A curtain behind her drops, and a giant octopus appears and attaches himself to her arms — SO THAT EXPLAINS THE STRANGE MARKS ON HER ARMS.
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In the snap, his weapon sits on a countertop next to his 7-month-old daughter with Palin, Sailor Grace, while he attaches his holster.
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But when he gets his day in court, he can comfort himself with knowledge of the camera-ready notoriety that attaches to the Brooklyn venue.
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Included in the box, the ROG Phone comes with a nifty little fan add-on that attaches to the phone's side-mounted USB-C port.
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The lidar system attaches to a mast on a rover and pulses fluorescent light into airborne dust, keeping a safe distance of several hundred meters.
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Because the IMF attaches strict policy conditions to its loans, all of these governments are likely to pay a steep political price for multilateral financing.
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The Libra keyboard looks very similar to a Brydge keyboard, and it attaches to the iPad in a similar way, using a U-shaped clamp.
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It happens when endometrium tissue (which lines a person's uterus and is shed during menstruation) grows outside of the uterus and attaches to other organs.
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One crew member is attacked by a spiderlike alien, which attaches itself to his face and cannot be removed for fear it will kill him.
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Although Philips' headband looks like an ill-formed diaper, its weird design attaches built-in sensors to your forehead in order to detect brain activity.
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Essential has a unique port around back on its debut Phone, which can handle data and power transfer, and which attaches to accessories via magnets.
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At its most basic, the Core is essentially an internet-connected button that you attaches to your keychain or clips onto your shirt or pocket.
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This hands-free speaker attaches to your clothing to allow effortless interfacing with your virtual assistants, as well as hands-free calling and music playback.
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It has its limitations though; for the most part, you'll have to wear it as a clip-on (it attaches to belts, keychains and pockets).
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The scariest part of a buzzcut is deciding to do it in a world that attaches the idea of being feminine to having long hair.
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Alison attaches herself to him with the intention of saving her own skin, and Holbrook becomes enraged when he learns that Alison has used him.
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Rather than slotting your phone in the back of the device, it attaches via a USB tether, making the headset lighter, but not necessarily better.
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Medtronic — The medical device maker received Food and Drug Administration approval for a new wireless heart pacemaker called Micra, which attaches directly to the heart.
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The aluminum and titanium exoskeleton weighs 26 pounds and attaches to a wearer's legs and torso; it helps them walk by mimicking normal muscle function.
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The unit is about the size of an old, somewhat bulky Nokia flip phone, and attaches to any standard bike handlebars via a standard clamp.
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There's a $79.99 JBL Soundboost speaker that attaches to the Moto Z and pumps out audio way better than you'd typically get from any smartphone.
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Anseris' Torch 2.0 Universal Coat Heater and Warmer attaches to the inside of coats and jackets to keep you warm with three different heat settings.
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A robust 20 by 12-inch tool box attaches on top of a slim, 12-compartment organizer, letting you keep everything together and well-sorted.
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One placental function is transferring helpful antibodies to the fetus, but if Zika attaches to those antibodies, that could be another path to the fetus.
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Bedel Saget, one of our graphics editors, went a step further and acquired a disc that attaches to his belt, dispersing a mosquito repellent spray.
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"The value investing strategy that attaches more importance to valuations and fundamentals could continue to dominate among market participants," another Shanghai-based fund manager said.
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Moore said vaginal bleeding during early pregnancy can often occur due to the implantation phase when a fertilized egg first attaches to the uterine lining.
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He appealed to foreign ambassadors and cultural attaches, international organizations, and UNESCO "to join efforts to stop the looting, selling and illicit trafficking of antiquities".
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The mines usually contain small explosive charges and explode through a device called a fuze set by the person who attaches it to the target.
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The State Administration for Religious Affairs said in a statement on Thursday that it was investigating the case and "attaches great importance" to the allegations.
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During the unexpected two-hour visit on Thursday, Mr. Macron "reiterated the importance France attaches to Lebanon's stability, security, sovereignty and integrity," his office said.
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The latest fundraising coincided with the launch of a new version of OrCam's product - a wireless smartcamera that attaches to the side of spectacle frames.
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ENVIRONMENT An interagency committee will oversee environmental protections in Mexico, helped by attaches based in Mexico City who will monitor environmental laws, regulations and practices.
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HDE clear MacBook Pro 22-inch case A hard-shell case, which attaches to your laptop, protects against dents and scratches without any added bulk.
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It attaches to a control unit that alternately heats or cools the small tubes of water that run through the blanket at the user's command.
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Later, she saw a piece at the Tate Modern from Mr. Lee's "Godret Stone" series, in which he attaches rocks to wooden bars with rope.
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The Surface Pen already magnetically attaches to Surface laptops, albeit without charging, so hopefully this FCC filing is a sign of the feature to come.
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This palm-sized charger attaches to your keychain but packs enough juice (1,300mAh) for more than three hours of charging for your phone or tablet.
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The device attaches to a slot on the band of an Apple Watch, and the wearer can touch the sensor to get an EKG reading.
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But given the goodwill that still attaches to the Body Shop brand, there may be plenty of wild argan oil left in the bubble bath yet.
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IDA stands for international docking adapter; it attaches to the existing, older docking mechanism to provide improved capabilities for spacecraft arriving and departing from the station.
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MONISHA PERKASH, CEO, LUMO BODYTECH: So, Lumo Lift attaches to your shirt magnetically and when you slouch, it will vibrate, to remind you to straighten up.
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The phone's swappable, quick-charging 2,800mAh battery attaches to the chin, and you slide the whole thing out like a chimp harvesting termites with a twig.
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It can track 18 players on the court at once, as long as all of them are wearing a special sensor that attaches to their shoelace.
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Further enhancing the productivity capabilities of the Tab S3 is the optional keyboard case, which attaches to the bottom of the tablet via a pogo pin.
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It then attaches tags to the coats so shoppers know the limits of each jacket, which Mackage says goes from 235 degrees down to minus 22015.
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The whole thing attaches to the rod with two sturdy metal hooks and has reinforced shelves that retain their shape even when loaded down with garments.
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Rather than the ridiculous charging mechanism from the first version, the Apple Pencil 1003 now attaches magnetically to the iPad Pro, which also charges the accessory.
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This $99 dongle, which attaches to the earphones via an MMCX connector and includes a Cirrus Logic digital-to-analog converter, is ultimately just a dongle.
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It attaches magnetically to the bottom of the Pixel Slate with a custom connector, and it has a full-sized set of keys and a trackpad.
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The cord that attaches the nest blocks to a branch is then covered with a sticky substance that prevents crawling predators, like ants, from getting inside.
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They are taking him down into the tunnel, the dark and gloomy tunnel that attaches the Sky studios to the monstrous storage chamber under the earth.
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During a cupping massage, the therapist attaches glass or plastic cups with a bunch of suction to the skin of a particular area of your body.
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The stabilizer also attaches to existing GoPro mounts so you could strap it to your chest, go mountain-biking, and walk away with nice stable footage.
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The provided cable is super long at approximately 270 meters in length (studio use, remember), and it attaches to the headphones via a proprietary locking mechanism.
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Because the top flap attaches to the bottom at the center, if it gets too full the whole thing bulges awkwardly and the tips flip out.
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She levers herself from her wheelchair into the sitting exoskeleton, attaches the fasteners on her legs and trunk, then activates the device and stands right up.
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This smart compass for your bike attaches to your handlebars and keeps you updated on your GPS info, eliminating the need to pull out your phone.
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It attaches itself to otherwise normal files and damages them or corrupts them, and then that file infects other files and so on and so forth.
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Attaching a name attaches you to the world of fact, which is riskier, more hazardous: who knows what the chances are out there, of survival, yours?
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It's a simple penile traction device comprised of one plastic yoke that attaches to the head of the penis and another that sits at the base.
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In the trailer, a man lifts the core of the console from a home base station, attaches to controller accessories, and plays Zelda on the go.
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A bassinet is great for parents looking to keep their newborns close but who don't want to use a co-sleeper that attaches to the bed.
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John Cornyn, the number two Republican in the Senate, said he would be "open" to a bill that attaches a debt ceiling increase to Harvey aid.
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A similar build-up in the Spratlys would give China its first permanent military presence deep in the maritime heart of Southeast Asia, military attaches say.
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The outcome of these talks will be determined by whether or not parliament has approved May's deal, and what conditions the EU attaches to a delay.
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The webbing loop on the rear attaches to any compatible Patagonia jacket's snow skirt, and built-in gaiters keep snow from sneaking in through the cuffs.
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"But he is the president of the United States and so I think there's a certain, needless to say, obligation that attaches to that," he added.
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That's partly because the reigning MVP is an impulsive gambler who's addicted to the thrill that attaches itself to that exact moment a steal feels attainable.
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A connector attaches the gripper to the arm and also sports a vacuum tube that sucks air out from the gripper, collapsing it around an object.
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The Galactic Cap, a polyurethane number that covers only the tip and attaches with medical adhesive, hasn't been tested nearly enough to try for F.D.A. approval.
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Today that company, Tile, makes a well-known Bluetooth tracker that attaches to anything you deem important and keeps track of it via a mobile app.
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In a normal pregnancy, the placenta develops inside the uterus, attaches to the uterine wall, and then is flushed out of the body after the birth.
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They assume that the whole world, and especially the evil cabal that supposedly runs it, attaches as much importance to Turkey's conservative turn as they do.
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The bill also attaches an unnecessary Hyde Amendment provision (the Hyde Amendment bars the use of federal funds on abortion) to a state coronavirus-relief fund.
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"Maybe it's because China is new to money, and everyone attaches great importance to enjoyment, but students here seem to spend very little money," she said.
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The deputy foreign minister expressed concern over the weekend that the U.S. had added a provision to allow U.S. labor attaches to monitor factories in Mexico.
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He said India attaches "a lot of importance to this visit," and the country is "very ambitious" to play a bigger role on a global stage.
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The company has created the Pointy box, a piece of hardware that attaches to a shop owner&aposs barcode scanner and logs what is being sold.
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It attaches to these clothes and no others, and will travel with them, in photographs and videos, across the planet moments after the show has started.
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A new U.S. interagency committee will oversee environmental protections in Mexico, helped by attaches based in Mexico City who will monitor environmental laws, regulations and practices.
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The inner group eventually becomes the embryo while the outer layer will form the part of the placenta that attaches to the lining of the uterus.
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Get yourself a snap-on strainer that attaches to the actual pasta pot for an easy, no-mess way to avoid splashing yourself with boiling water.
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Jeff Bezos writes an annual letter to Amazon's investors, and with each one he attaches the first letter he wrote to those same investors, in 1997.
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Freeport says it will do so as soon as Indonesia attaches to the licence the same guarantees of fiscal and legal stability that the current contract affords.
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In China, a culture that often attaches unflattering labels to the unmarried, some enterprising people are making a quick buck by offering their services as rental partners.
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XPeng "attaches great importance to protecting intellectual property rights and has always regarded compliance as the basic principle for all employees," the company wrote in a statement.
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It's a policy tool that attaches a price tag to the long-term economic damage caused by one ton of carbon dioxide, hence the cost to society.
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Snowmobile attaches directly to your data center with power and network fibre to move critical information to AWS, even when its size is insurmountable for mere mortals.
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A typical story seizes on a confrontation between Carlson and a guest — usually a Jew, a racial minority, or a woman — and attaches a disturbingly violent headline.
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The affected three-pronged plug adapter is white, with no letters on the inside slot where it attaches to the main Apple power adapter, the statement said.
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As their dog Lucy watches nearby, Vonn gets in a squat stance and holds on to an elastic band that attaches to a belt around Subban's waist.
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Fingal attaches the positive cable to the steel blade and the negative to a cotton bud soaked in etching fluid which he dabs onto the logo shape.
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Using the protein FimH (yellow/red) located at the tip of long protrusions, the bacterial pathogen E. coli (grey) attaches to cell surfaces of the urinary tract.
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The 3D-printed add-on quickly attaches to the drone and adds a host of features key to making the drone a valuable tool for first responders.
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The Momo Stick Phone Grip is a small device that attaches to the back of any cell phone and features a band that wraps around your finger.
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The drug attaches to opioid receptors primarily in the bowels, and at high doses can flood the brain's receptors and produce a euphoria similar to other opioids.
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Having Tillerson in Brussels also sends "a clear signal" about "the importance that the United States attaches to security guarantees for Europe and to NATO," Stoltenberg added.
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I hesitate to use the term concept album, because it attaches a lot of weight to it and people will make it their own interpretation of it.
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Their Internet-connected device, Calliope, attaches to the central water line of your home and gathers a trove of data relating to water flow in your home.
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It attaches to the bottom with magnets and can either be laid flat or attached to the screen (with more magnets) at a more comfortable typing angle.
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However, the way the S Pen attaches to the Tab S6 is clearly less elegant and the magnet didn't feel reliably strong on demo units I saw.
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China also hopes the new South Korean government attaches importance to China's concerns and takes steps to promote the stable and healthy development of ties, Xi said.
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GoTenna is a small, portable device that attaches to your phone, and lets you send text messages and share your location when cellular service is not available.
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He attaches bolts and parts to the undersides of Ford Focus and C-Max models, raising his hands above his head around 1 million times a year.
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But he added a major caveat: If the Senate attaches it to their version of the bill, and it goes to conference, then Brady would support it.
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Of course, as with any institution, the Fed attaches great importance to its perceived credibility, and, having set the 85033-percent goal, it wishes to attain it.
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The drones will also be required to carry a "SIGINT payload" — a "signals intelligence" pod that attaches to the drone that can intercept radio and other communications.
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The TLC Tugger, for one, attaches to the head of your penis via a custom-sized suction cup and uses a pulley system to stretch it out.
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Each year in the company's annual letter to shareholders, Amazon attaches a copy of the very first letter from 1997, its first as a publicly traded company.
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It's a mega-light 12.5-inch display, with full HD 1080p resolution, that attaches to the back of your laptop and slides out when you need it.
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It's waterproof and attaches to the car via magnet, meaning there's no parking lot too big or too snowy to find your car from here on out.
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Nearly 2999% of inspections have found cracks in a "pickle fork" - a part that attaches the plane's fuselage, or body, to the wing structure and manages forces.
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Nearly 2911% of inspections have found cracks in a "pickle fork" -- a part that attaches the plane's fuselage, or body, to the wing structure and manages forces.
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ENVIRONMENT A new U.S. interagency committee will oversee environmental protections in Mexico, helped by attaches based in Mexico City who will monitor environmental laws, regulations and practices.
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There's a clip on one end that attaches to a shopping car, so you don't have to juggle with them in the middle of the produce aisle.
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The cracks are on what is known as the "pickle fork" -- a part that attaches the plane's fuselage, or body, to the wing structure and manages forces.
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In Clones, Boba and his father chases Kenobi through an asteroid field but lose him when the Jedi attaches himself to an asteroid and fools their sensors.
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She was two months along in an ectopic pregnancy, a potentially fatal scenario in which the fertilized egg attaches inside a fallopian tube instead of the uterus.
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A small antenna magnetically attaches to the roof of the van and connects to a box (which I've now permanently wall-mounted), that plugs into a DC outlet.
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One will resemble the traditional desktop environment and will be active any time a user attaches the $200 keyboard case and uses the device as a traditional laptop.
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At 28 weeks pregnant, Terlizzi was told she had placenta accreta, a life-threatening condition where the placenta attaches itself too deeply into the wall of the uterus.
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"Mobike attaches great importance to this matter, and set up a special committee to launch a full investigation immediately after receiving a report of misconduct," the company said.
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The camera attaches via Lightning port to your iPhone or iPad, can capture spherical photos and videos, and it even has a trick up its sleeve: live-streaming.
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Critic score: 98%Synopsis: After his wife passes away, Carl Fredricksen (Edward Asner) attaches thousands of balloons to his house on a mission to fly to South America.
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That won't get rid of the zoom problem, so if you want to upgrade things a bit, you can get a telephoto lens that attaches to your phone.
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The battery attaches to a tiny capacitor for storing the generated electricity, and a transmitter which can beam its signal to a receiver up to 16 feet away.
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It's a thin tablet with a built-in, infinitely adjustable kickstand, a keyboard that magnetically attaches to the bottom, and a pressure-sensitive pen for writing and drawing.
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So the EPFL researchers designed a new type of drone fuselage with a flexible elastic frame that attaches to a central rigid core using a series of magnets.
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It's essentially a hot glue gun that attaches to your shop-vac's exhaust, flinging melted glue over every surface making it look like the spiders have taken over.
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UW's system attaches the camera's output directly to the output of the antenna, so the brightness of a pixel directly correlates to the length of the signal reflected.
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You then pre-heat the print head – a rectangular box that attaches magnetically to the robotic gantry inside the printer – and wait for the motor to kick in.
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That she should have a video ready before her rivals hints at both the importance the Five Star Movement attaches to her campaign, and to its growing professionalism.
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It's a canister vacuum, which means a handle attaches to a hose which is attached to a tank on wheels that trails you around like a quieter Roomba.
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"Daesh uses drones for surveillance and sometimes it attaches explosives to them and uses to target commanders or headquarters," he said, using a derogatory name for Islamic State.
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One half with an adjustable kickstand magnetically attaches to the Tab S6 via a pogo pin connector and the other half, the keyboard and trackpad, connects to that.
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It is rare for the attorney general to lead the prosecution, and his presence signals the importance the government of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad attaches to the trial.
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"China attaches great importance to facilitating the personnel exchanges between China and South Korea, and will continue to provide convenience for South Korean nationals visiting China," it said.
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You loosen your strings and insert this thing into the guitar through the soundhole, then mate it to the amp, which attaches to the back of the guitar.
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From a desk that attaches to a wall to a lamp-table-plant rack, we guarantee these items ahead will make your micro pad feel like a palace.
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The piece of the Naya Health Smart Pump that attaches to a mother's breasts also deviates from the old, hard plastic funnels that go with mass-marketed pumps.
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Beneath the playfulness, there's both genuine melancholy and anger; as ridiculous as the characters here can seem, the movie attaches them all to a palpable thread of anguish.
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This is part of the spike that binds to a human cell—for this virus it attaches to ACE-213, a cell membrane enzyme that regulates blood pressure.
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According to the research, after an adult female wasp lays an egg on the abdomen of a spider, the larva hatches and attaches itself to the unlucky arachnid.
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If an assailant attaches little significance to an assault—for instance, if he doesn't consider it an assault — his brain may only weakly encode details of the encounter.
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"The [Hong Kong government] attaches great importance to privacy protection," the spokesperson said, adding that its tracking app does not collect any additional data from the users' smartphone.
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As Chief Justice Roberts explained: Neither the Act nor any other law attaches negative legal consequences to not buying health insurance, beyond requiring a payment to the IRS.
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Rather than clamping your phone to keep it steady, the ExoMount attaches to your air vent and features an elite magnetic stick to keep your device in place.
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For garage delivery, Walmart is working with Nortek Security for the smart garage door access, which attaches to existing garage door lift and connects to a smart phone.
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The keyboard connects to the iPad via Bluetooth and physically attaches with magnets, which are apparently strong enough to hold a stylus to the outside of the case.
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Western defense attaches see Mya Tun Oo as an astute military operator with sound awareness of international relations and regional politics, capable of navigating a difficult political transition.
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The way the humidity hangs so heavily that the smoke can't plume or swirl away and instead attaches itself to you, stinging your eyes — and everyone else's too.
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The FRETX attaches to the fretboard of any guitar, electric or acoustic, and uses colorful lights to show you where you put your fingers without interfering with your strings.
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STEPHEN AYLWARDToronto China's actions in Xinjiang Despite what you say, the Chinese government attaches great importance to the stability and development of Xinjiang ("Apartheid with Chinese characteristics", June 2nd).
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Imec's prototype, so new it doesn't even have a name, consists of a thin adhesive strip with a dizzying array of sensors and electrodes that attaches to the torso.
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"Nothing attaches a young person to a sport more than playing," said an original board member of USA Football, an organization created by the NFL to promote youth football.
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The DeX Station, as Samsung calls it, attaches to your Galaxy S8 or S8 Plus via USB-C and lets you plug in an external monitor, keyboard, and mouse.
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For the pregnancy illiterate, this means a pair of jeans affixed with what is essentially a piece of shapewear that attaches where normal pants would have a normal waistband.
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"Once you pull an audience in, and an audience attaches to you as a person, they're much more likely to watch either longer formats or different formats," Lindsay said.
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In the past he has bragged about a premium that attaches to Trump real estate projects, and he pegged the value of his image in the billions of dollars.
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The debate on the wearing of headscarves and other religious symbols in public is particularly heated in France, which attaches importance to the separation of state and religious institutions.
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Now, a French startup called Cosmo Connected is here to help with the launch of its new multifunction smart light that attaches magnetically to the back of your helmet.
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But the current approach actually involves applying a huge volume of pest-control poison – way more than you need, because just 2 percent or so attaches to the plants.
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But what you want in a consumer device is something sleek, small, and elegant that attaches to your forehead like the proverbial third eye and operates wirelessly via Bluetooth.
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HP has created a skeleton magnesium frame that attaches to the exterior leather and combined it with a tiny motherboard to maximize the amount of battery on this device.
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But then there's a sex move, for particularly rounded frogs with short limbs, in which the male frog secretes a sticky substance and attaches itself to the female's back.
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Such visits and meetings serve as an essential means of demonstrating the importance the US attaches to all three island nations in the context of its Indo-Pacific strategy.
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" The State Administration for Religious Affairs said in a statement Thursday that the agency "attaches high importance" to the claims against Xuecheng and "has started investigation and verification work.
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It attaches with a satisfying magnetic snap to the Type Cover, an ultra-thin full-sized keyboard and screen cover that also includes an expansive touchpad and backlit keys.
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Attorney-client privilege, which attaches to all members of a defense team during trial, can be waived if the issue of ineffective assistance of counsel is raised on appeal.
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The Coanda effect occurs when a high-speed jet of air flows across a surface and, due to differences in pressure, the air flow attaches itself to the surface.
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The original video helpfully attaches a few headlines and a wonderful Simon and Garfunkel song to Affleck looking a little…less than thrilled about how the movie's being received.
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Firms that did not respond to the mandatory survey could be struck from the signatory list as a means of underscoring the importance the bar association attaches to diversity.
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The final component is a smartphone that attaches to the eyepiece of the device, transforming it from a simple interactive microscope into a rudimentary gaming platform and research tool.
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The U.S. military's Central Command also released photographs showing the apparent mine, which attaches to the side of a ship magnetically, before it was removed later in the day.
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Slaker WATER By The New York Times | Source: Carbon Engineering The air will be pushed through honeycombed plastic channels coated with potassium hydroxide that attaches itself to carbon dioxide.
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Articles explained how sodium attaches itself to intertwined muscle proteins, weakens them and makes them separate so salty water can force itself deeper into the turkey and stay there.
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Their departing children, so few of them as they now are, amount to an invaluable cultural and economic resource, to which our present economy attaches no value at all.
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The more established Kardia Mobile, which is the size of a stick of gum and attaches to the back of a smartphone, takes an E.K.G. reading in 30 seconds.
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This one was an ectopic pregnancy, which happens when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside of the uterus rather than in the uterus, where it&aposs supposed to grow.
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In the Iliad, Achilles, after killing Hector, attaches that noble man's body to the back of his chariot and drags it through the dirt in front of Troy's walls.
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Billie's $9 starter kit includes a razor handle, a magnetic holder that attaches to a shower wall and two five-blade razor cartridges, all of which are shipped free.
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The report lacks solid evidence, Gao Feng, a spokesman of China's commerce ministry, told a briefing, adding that the Chinese government always attaches great importance to intellectual property protection.
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"But whenever a brand attaches its logo to someone else's face, they are making a calculated cost benefit analysis that is something that has been core to Nike's DNA."
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The Mexican government has expressed fears that the "attaches" called for in the agreement would effectively serve as inspectors, which it pushed to keep out of the trade pact.
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Because you&aposre at a higher risk of a serious medical condition called an ectopic pregnancy, which happens when a fertilized egg attaches outside the uterus, instead of inside.
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Third, we must combat the undeserved stigma that attaches to mental and behavioral illness, which may discourage early identification and treatment and reinforce secrecy to avoid society's harsh judgment.
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The "whole of government" approach, from Trump and his cabinet down to military attaches and diplomats, is meant to help drum up billions of dollars more in arms business.
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Graviky Labs has developed a device called Kaalink which attaches to diesel exhaust pipes and can capture up to 95 percent of carbon soot, stopping it from entering the atmosphere.
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The 39mm case is machined stainless steel in either black, rose gold, or silver, with a leather strap that attaches to the bottom of the case for a seamless look.
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For example, the interstitium of the mesentery, the fold of tissue that attaches your gut to your abdominal wall, is not connected to the interstitium of the skin, she said.
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Chemists don't have a detailed picture of how a metal-organic framework attaches to a surface, so they're still not clear on the best way to make the molecules stick.
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The LED device, which attaches magnetically to the dashboard, is designed to both prevent those awkward car mix-ups with passengers and replace the company's iconic furry pink mustache logo.
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"China attaches high importance to addressing the concerns and demands of foreign nationals in China, especially those in Wuhan, Hubei Province," spokeswoman Hua Chunying said, according to an official translation.
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The hanging contraption attaches to the back of any truck or RV via a standard trailer hitch and holds a pair of reclining swings that dangle from a steel frame.
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About three dozen players have options that must be exercised before Monday, when clubs decide whether to make $0003 million qualifying offers to free agents, which attaches draft-pick compensation.
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CoolSculptingCoolSculpting is the process by which you go into a clinic, someone attaches a freezer pad to your body, you fat freezes off, and you poop or pee it out.
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Instead of plugging your charger into a separate hub, the HyperDrive USB-C Hub Attach attaches (get it?) to the charger for a more seamless setup than a dangling dongle.
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A cycling remote (which is offered in the $299 cyclers pack) attaches to your bike and can sync with the backpack through Bluetooth to display turn signals and stop signs.
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To charge a power unit back, you need to use the proprietary port on the bottom of the battery, which attaches to a matching base built into Steelcase's rolling cart.
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Superpedestrian, a Cambridge, Ma.-based company, has been known until now for its electric Copenhagen wheel, which a user attaches to his or her bikes and operates through an app.
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So it's a little expensive: $329 for the "early bird" version on Kickstarter, and it costs extra if you want the stand that attaches to the end of the table.
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The Vu Pulse attaches to and surrounds your Pebble Time, and if you pledge enough on Kickstarter (at least $50), you'll also get a watch band as a thank you.
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When you need to readjust, you simply use the patented 'Lifter,' a string that attaches from the waistband to the bottom of the pouch, and it elevates your entire manhood.
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The company's $379 Structure sensor allows users to 3D scan their environment and objects using the high-frame-rate depth camera that attaches to the back of an iOS device.
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Called the Rossingol Hero Master, the idea is similar to the PIQ Robot accessory, which attaches to ski boots and analyzes your turns, speed and other data while you ride.
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These guys made a (prototype) device that attaches to ordinary toilets and non-invasively does what it needs to do, which could help people worldwide get proactive diagnosis and care.
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In his annual letters, Bilott attaches previous correspondence, new scientific findings about the dangers of PFOA and disclosures from the legal cases he has waged continuously against DuPont since 1998.
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Trump, who attaches great importance to the optics of pageantry and ceremony, chose to honor Macron with the first state visit of his administration as he woos the French president.
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Matt: It would attach to your ceiling, and then this is a suction cup that attaches to your phone and dangles the phone just a few inches over your face.
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In wearable-tech class, she and her team developed the Iris (named after the messenger of the Greek gods), a Bluetooth-enabled button that attaches to any item of jewelry.
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And because it attaches to the bottom plate of your camera, you don't have the straps in the way pretty much from any angle you want to hold the camera.
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Apple could also release a piece of hardware that attaches to objects and allows users to track them through an iPhone app, like current products from companies such as Tile.
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Yellowfin tuna poke has been tossed onto a big, damp heap of unseasoned quinoa, which must be there to soak up any seasoning that accidentally attaches itself to the fish.
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There are also tools available on the market that help doctors conduct better examinations from a distance, like an at-home dermatoscope, a handheld microscope that attaches to any smartphone.
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The most reliable mechanical support today is the left-ventricular assist device, which attaches to the native heart, pumping blood directly into the aorta, thus essentially bypassing the failing heart.
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It also recently had to ground 11 older 737 NG planes because it discovered cracks on what is known as the "pickle fork" which attaches the fuselage to the wings.
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Hemagglutinin, a spike-shaped protein, attaches the flu to the host cell and neuraminidase cleaves the flu off the cell when it is ready to jump to a neighboring cell.
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On top of the shame that attaches itself to rape, women's advocates say, rape survivors in many countries do not always trust law enforcement authorities to address their cases seriously.
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In early January, Reuters reported that the White House was nearing completion of a policy that calls on U.S. diplomats and military attaches to help increase exports of American arms.
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In an interview with private broadcaster NTV, Cavusoglu said two Turkish civil servants in Bangladesh had fled to New York, while two military attaches in Greece had fled to Italy.
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One problematic regulation, Confidentiality of Substance Use Disorder Patient Records (42 CFR) part 2, is a well-intended rule that emerged out of the enormous stigma that attaches to addiction.
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The Walters amendment attaches language from a similar Senate bill that would allow victims and prosecutors to take legal action against internet platforms for enabling sex trafficking on their sites.
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If the pain results from ligament damage, veterinarians sometimes try nonsurgical reconstruction with injections that increase the blood supply to the area where a damaged ligament attaches to the bone.
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Given their weariness regarding the situation, you'll be glad to hear that Benin City's music avoids the sort of mopiness that usually attaches itself to narratives of loss and decay.
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The new icon, a small envelope right next to the heart-shaped Like button, automatically attaches the tweet to a private message which you can then address to another user.
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Design-wise, the Pro Display XDR has tiny, 9mm bezels, and can be bought with a $999 stand that easily attaches and detaches and lets you rotate it into portrait mode.
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This harness attaches around the runner's waist and connects to the dog's collar with an elastic cord, which absorbs the bulk of Fido's variations in stride so it doesn't impact yours.
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The kit is made up of three parts: a keyboard, a clip that attaches a Vive sensor to your keyboard for position tracking, and an SDK to let developers start tinkering.
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" The Hong Kong government said in a statement that police would contact Lam to "understand more" and said the government "attaches importance to the personal safety of every Hong Kong resident.
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The company is releasing its debut product today, a big buoy-shaped device named Buoy, that attaches to a home's water line and measures how much water is going through it.
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The bill attaches a limit of 550 grams of carbon dioxide per kilowatt-hour to capacity mechanism for new plants from 2021 - ruling out their use for inefficient coal-fired stations.
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Web-swinging in the game is deceptively simple: if you hold down the R2 button, Spidey will throw out a line that attaches to the nearest building, and then you're off.
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The Surface Pen, which comes with the Surface Studio, attaches to the side via magnet and the width of the pen is basically the same as the width of the screen.
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Instead of latching on to environment features (or perhaps in addition — it's not clear), the Meat Hook attaches to "living" demons, pulling Doom Guy in close for even more spectacular kills.
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The MOU carefully notes that "this certificate does not entitle the bearer to represent the United Nations or OHCHR"—though it clearly attaches some of OHCHR's international prestige to the accomplishment.
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It is the first direct political sermon by Sistani since early 2016, in a clear sign that he attaches importance to the crisis pitting the KRG against Baghdad and Iraq's neighbours.
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Last summer, DxO — a company best known for rating the quality of image sensors — announced it was getting into hardware with a camera that attaches to iPhones using the Lightning port.
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A laundry-folding machine, a no-brushing-required toothbrush, and a glass that attaches to wine bottles are just a few items that can help the sluggish reach their full potential.
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Woody is the base and surveillance post which foreign military attaches say is the headquarters of the military division across the South China Sea, reporting to the PLA's southern theater command.
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ToneWoodAmp loaned me their product to review — it's a small device that attaches to the back of an acoustic guitar to provide effects and amplification without plugging into a conventional amplifier.
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And there was a bill in Ohio that required the removal and replacement of an ectopic pregnancy (when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside the uterus), which is a medical impossibility.
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It is the first direct political sermon by Sistani since early 2016, in a clear sign that he attaches importance to the crisis pitting the KRG against Baghdad and Iraq's neighbors.
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The MagicMount comes with lighting and micro-USB cables, along with a small pad called a MagicPlate that attaches to the back of your phone (which the battery will attach to).
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The vibrating, ring-like toy attaches comfortably to your fingers, allowing you or your partner to control what's going on in and around your vagina, eliminating the impulse to mindlessly jab.
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The vote, which passed by 366 to 268, attaches an extra condition to the "European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill" — legislation which will give May the power to trigger divorce talks.
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The dogs wore a device called a Fitbark, an activity tracker that attaches to the collar and records whether an animal is at rest and sleeping or active and at play.
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There are minor quibbles about how much snap Apple is applying to the cursor as it attaches itself to buttons or actions, but overall the effect is incredibly pleasant and useful.
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Flo by Moen ($499) attaches to a home's main water-supply line (plumbing work is required) to monitor water use and watch for leaks, and sends its findings to your smartphone.
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AtomXS 3+ Hour Emergency Keychain Charger This palm-sized portable charger attaches to your keychain and packs over three hours of charging for your phone or tablet in its retractable tip.
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Each of the women consented to having their placenta, an organ that attaches itself to the womb during pregnancy and links the mother to the fetus, examined by the research team.
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WORTH NOTING You spin a virtual wheel (only one spin allowed each day) that randomly selects a restaurant and attaches a discount of up to 30 percent for a meal there.
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After dozens of prototypes, they came up with their design: an egg-shaped vibrator made of medical-grade silicone that attaches to a woman's nether region by means of two wings.
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The importance Iran attaches to Cuba explains Iran's high-profile visits there in recent months — its foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, travelled there in August, and President Hassan Rouhani in September.
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Then earlier Monday, Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said the disagreement over inspections would not jeopardize the agreement, because Mexico can decide whether to accept the attaches, the wire service reported.
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That same day, the U.S. Congress set out how the United States planned to send attaches south to monitor application of Mexican labor laws, which Democratic lawmakers worry are too lax.
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Unofficial military attaches have been placed within Taiwan's new de-facto embassy, the Taipei Economic Cultural Centre, while senior Indian military officers regularly visit Taipei on ordinary rather than official passports.
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It inspired the couple to create the Moki Door Step, essentially a small step that attaches to the u-shaped latch in your vehicle's open door so you can reach the roof.
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The Dyson Airwrap Styler harnesses a phenomenon known as the Coanda effect, whereby a high-speed jet of air attaches itself to a surface, to curl, wave or smooth hair, Dyson said.
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Solutions range from Apple's complicated origami folios to Brydge's laptop-style hinges; Zagg's own approach to the iPad Pro involves a bulky, kickstand-equipped case with a thin keyboard that attaches magnetically.
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This Amazon's Choice, 4.2 out of 5 stars case can be used as a keyboard case or as a basic trifold case, as the keyboard attaches via magnets and can be removed .
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The basis of social interactions might change, too, from a set of commitments founded on trust to calculations of risk and reward derived from the information a computer attaches to someone's face.
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There is a flap with a magnet on it that attaches to the rear of the tablet, but you can slide it up and down to position the screen at multiple angles.
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Emphasizing its focus as a gaming device, Huawei is also producing a gamepad that attaches to the left-hand side of the handset, complete with an analog stick and a D-pad.
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"When the officer gets within range of a fleeing vehicle, they simply pull the trigger and a sticky dart shoots out and attaches itself to the criminal's ride," the press release says.
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In the movie, executive officer Kane, played by actor John Hurt, encounters the first alien, which attaches itself to his face and, later, spectacularly bursts from his chest in a pivotal scene.
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After Segway introduced e-skates last month, Ninebot (Segway's parent company) is reportedly preparing to show off a new kit that attaches to its scooters to convert them into drivable go-karts.
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MiniMed 670G includes a sensor that attaches to the body to measure glucose levels under the skin, an insulin pump that's strapped to the body, and a catheter that delivers the insulin.
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As with recent iPad Pros, the S-Pen attaches magnetically to the back of the Tab S63 and features pass-through charging to keep its battery topped up when not in use.
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The Takeya cold brew and iced coffee maker is a BPA-free pitcher that comes with a sturdy handle, leak-free lid, and fine mesh coffee filter that attaches to the lid.
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The value investing strategy that attaches more importance to enterprise competitiveness, earnings growth and valuations could continue to dominate among market participants in the second half, a Shanghai-based fund manager said.
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I think my favorite useless body part is the pyramidalis muscle, which is located in our pelvic floor and attaches to the pelvis and some other connective tissue in our nether regions.
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The diaphragm, our primary muscle of respiration, is also a postural muscle that attaches to our lumbar spine (low back) and influences spine and pelvis stability and mobility -- and consequently back pain.
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The physical button, which attaches to your washing machine, fridge or any surface in your home, allows you to seamlessly re-order supplies when you're running low (think: dryer sheet, toilet paper).
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The male sea lamprey is not a romantic: To propagate, he attaches to a female that swims by, and then wraps himself around her to squeeze the eggs out of her body.
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This concept is in contrast to products that make parents put sensors on their child — like Owlet, which uses baby booties, or MonBaby, which uses a button that attaches to baby clothing.
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The new version, simply called Image Transfer Utility 2, will let the camera start sending photos over to a computer as soon as it attaches to a user's home Wi-Fi network.
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However, it may be too early for Chinese products to gain much traction at a time when the Trump administration is calling on military attaches and diplomats to boost U.S. arms sales.
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It's the same seat with an additional bar that attaches to the front of the seat to help stabilize children in the rear-facing position in the event of a frontal collision.
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That left Lee, who attaches a '6' to her name to differentiate herself from five other Korean professionals with the same name, also needing to eagle the 18th to force a playoff.
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It attaches itself to the rock of a reef, and as time passes, it grows larger (although as the smallest of giant clams, it reaches only 10 to 15 centimeters in length).
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Olivia's uncommon skills have inevitably inspired superlatives; her father, who attaches #witness to online posts about his daughter, can rattle off countless coaches who have told him she is destined for stardom.
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You slip then onto the bottom of each rotor base, twist them onto the stem that attaches the propeller motor to the drone's body and then close a latch over the stem.
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As Chief Justice John Roberts explained in that case: Neither the Act nor any other law attaches negative legal consequences to not buying health insurance, beyond requiring a payment to the IRS.
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Typically, microtia treatment options include reconstructive surgery involving various approaches, such as sculpting an artificial "plastic ear" that attaches to the body or using the patient's rib cartilage to create an ear.
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According to a Bowling Green Daily News report from 2005, Boucher also invented the Therm-a-Vest, a device that attaches by Velcro and heats up to help with chronic back pain.
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The rapid gunfire that Paddock unleashed led many to speculate earlier that he was using a bump-stock, a device that attaches to semi-automatic rifles, turning them into fully automatic weapons.
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A little Giroptic iO-style 360 lens that attaches to your phone's charging port could let you capture a new kind of content that really makes people feel like they're there with you.
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The SensorSafe clip attaches to the seat's harness system and syncs to a smartphone to provide alerts when a child is left unattended or the child's temperature becomes too hot or too cold.
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The crew attaches a few more to her jaw, and to an increasingly puzzled Belleci — but it looks like the fear really sets in when Byron gives him a pair of safety glasses.
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Where one Tumblr user attaches wood tones, iced coffees, and old, worn books to Capricorn, someone on Instagram might associate the sign of the Goat more closely with museums, fresh flowers, and candles.
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He attaches banners reading "We want a people's vote" or "Stop this Brexit Mess" to long poles to ensure they can be waved in sight of the recording cameras inside raised broadcast tents.
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Instead, the iPhone X Tesla is actually a pretty thick phone case that attaches directly onto the device, with a solar panel on the back that powers a secondary battery for additional juice.
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The keyboard attaches via a magnetic connector, and the Slate is pretty smart about switching between tablet mode and laptop mode, depending on whether it's connected or if the keyboard is flipped around.
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The "Autopilot Buddy" is a piece of magnetic plastic that attaches to a Tesla vehicle's steering wheel in order to create the impression that the driver is keeping his or her hands there.
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"Today's announcement is a profound recognition of the importance that Ireland attaches to all of our citizens, wherever they may be," Kenny said speaking at an Irish Memorial in Philadelphia earlier this week.
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The diplomats, among them U.S. military and naval attaches, were removed from a train on Monday in northern Russia near the site of a mysterious military testing accident that took place in August.
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The Estate Agents Authority, which is responsible for regulating real estate professionals in Hong Kong, said that it "attaches great importance" to anti-money laundering measures by those with real estate sales licenses.
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I wasn't able to use the keyboard during our brief time with the device at CES today, but it attaches magnetically to the bottom of the ThinkPad X23 tablet alongside an additional module.
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It attaches to the MateBook via a pogo pin connection on the bottom edge of the tablet and uses a similar folding origami system to Apple's Smart Keyboard to prop the tablet up.
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Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that an astronaut attaches the self-closing valve to the port; however, the idea is for the valve to be built into the port.
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A new Marine Corps anti-drone system that attaches to all-terrain vehicles and can scan the skies for enemy aircraft from aboard Navy ships was responsible for destroying an Iranian drone, Military.
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"The material to which PII attaches is the government answer to specific questions about threats to Mr Perepilichny's life, third party involvement in the death and his contact with certain individuals," Hill said.
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Three military attaches have also gone on the run, including two who fled from Greece to Italy, and another who fled Bosnia, the minister said, without specifying where the third might have gone.
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FlexSafe by AquaVault, $69.95, at AmazonThis portable safe attaches to a pool chair or other semi-permanent objects so you can safely leave your money or room key for long stretches of time.
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For its part, the Type Cover that comes with the Surface Pro 6 is a thin keyboard that magnetically attaches to the tablet, serving as a touchscreen protector when it's not being used.
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As Loki attaches a dog collar to Bunny's neck, she starts shimmying against him, ripping off her habit and veil to reveal lingerie as she begins to spit fake blood at the crowd.
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"As a national security professional, Ric gets the importance of 5G, but as a political appointee he also understands the importance the President attaches to [5G]," the former national security official told CNN.
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"Striking Vipers" stars Anthony Mackie and Nicole Beharie as a couple whose efforts to start a family are undermined by Mackie's character's furtive use of reality-altering nodes he attaches to his temples.
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Normally, it's up to the House Rules Committee (which attaches procedural rules to every bill that comes normally to the House floor) to decide when to use the "queen of the hill" rule.
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This bait attaches to the envelopes inside, and the fish in this case — mail containing gift cards, money orders or checks, which can be altered with chemicals and cashed — are reeled out slowly.
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The government attaches great importance to the safety of foreigners in China, including U.S. citizens, and is willing to continue to coordinate and cooperate with the United States, Xinhua cited Yang as saying.
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Before this FDA approval, AliveCor already had a device on the market, KardiaMobile, which attaches to the back of a smartphone and pairs with an app to detect abnormal heart rhythm and atrial fibrillation.
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One participant at Tuesday's meeting of lawmakers with Merkel said she wanted an EMF to act with conditionality - the same approach taken by the International Monetary Fund, which attaches strict reform conditions to aid.
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Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System attaches a guidance section to unguided Hydra 229 21-inch rockets, giving helicopters and fixed-wing assets an increased ability to pinpoint targets on the move with laser precision.
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I occasionally talk about placelessness as it attaches to myself and my life, but in that fog of worry, it felt as if it had extended to my book, wrapping it in blurry tentacles.
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At one point, as she's describing her late-arriving puberty, she attaches large clusters of fake hair to her armpits and crotch, which she then uses as pompoms to become a prancing, menacing cheerleader.
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Motorola just formally announced the newest addition to its collection of Moto Mod add-ons, a 360-degree camera that magnetically attaches to the back of any of the Moto Z series of devices.
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Insta360 has revealed an upgraded version of its 360-degree Nano camera that attaches to iPhones, called the Nano S. The big change here is an upgrade to 4K video recording and 20MP stills.
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Russia attaches great significance to the May 9 holiday, marking it with an annual parade, but under the late Karimov, who had distanced Tashkent from its former Soviet overlord, celebrations in Uzbekistan were minimal.
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For example, a band made by AliveCor attaches to the Apple Watch is able to detect atrial fibrillation, an irregular and sometimes rapid heart rate that increases your risk of stroke and heart failure.
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The company said Sunday in a statement on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that since 2016, it has "learnt from its past experiences on export control compliance" and "attaches significant importance" to the work.
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The Mr. Christmas Santa Sleigh Animated Tree Topper has a brightly lit yellow star that attaches easily to your tree's top, and with a flick of the on/off switch, Santa begins his journey.
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France, for one, believes the war games are no simple military drill, even though Russian Deputy Defence Minister Alexander Fomin told Western military attaches in Moscow in August the West had nothing to fear.
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I like the Brondell RO Circle Water Saving Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System ($260) because it was easy enough for me to install, attaches directly to my sink, and produces clean, crisp-tasting water.
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The dongle, available now in the U.S. and Canada, is called the Audio Adapter HD and attaches magnetically to the back of the PH-1, and uses MQA rendering to deliver better-quality music.
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No. What that does is that it attaches an inordinate amount of weight and self-importance to your own political viewpoint, which, if people want to hear your political viewpoint, then be a politician!
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"We've designed a novel, disposable portion that attaches to the reusable device and the disposable portion has an ability to trap contaminants that would come back through the needle into the device," says Triantis.
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China will import 480,000 tonnes of poultry meat next year, up 33 percent from this year, from markets like Brazil, Argentina and Chile, said a recent report by U.S. agriculture department attaches in Beijing.
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Project team members acquired a full set of unused gaffs and booms (long wooden pieces that the top and bottom of the sail attaches to) in 2017, which had been built for another vessel.
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It also attaches "socioeconomic change flags" to areas that appear to be gentrifying, based on recent upswings in median income, housing costs and the share of residents who have college degrees or are white.
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But Russia's Foreign Ministry said the diplomats, whom it described as military attaches, had been found in a restricted area far from the city of Arkhangelsk which they had said they planned to visit.
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The two current ideas are a small patch of the nanowires to power wearable devices such as a smartwatch and a thin pack that attaches to a phone and eliminates the need for charging.
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The USMCA includes language "authorizing up to five attaches from the Department of Labor to work with their Mexican counterparts, workers, and civil society groups on implementation of the Mexican labor reform," Lighthizer wrote.
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The U.S. should acknowledge the importance it attaches to a positive and mutually beneficial working relationship with Turkey but not buy into the false narrative that the U.S. needs Turkey more than vice-versa.
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Oftentimes, porn portraying queer women focuses heavily on penetration, specifically with a strap-on — or a sex toy that attaches a dildo to a harness so that people can engage in hands-free penetration.
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With the help of his colleagues at North Carolina Health Care, Roth has become the first scientist to finally do it, forging a picture of the drug as it attaches to a human serotonin receptor.
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Last year, scientists capped off years of work showing that a long-speculated body part called the mesentery, which attaches our intestines to the abdominal wall, should be considered an organ in its own right.
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But there's also RGB lighting in the vent beneath where the keyboard attaches, more lighting behind the adjustable kickstand, and yet more lighting inside some of the ports on the right side of the system.
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Likewise, even hefty cost cuts won't make Whole Foods' EBITDA expand enough for the after-tax return on an acquisition to exceed the 8.6 percent weighted-average cost of capital Morningstar attaches to the company.
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Given the highly unconventional rhetoric and approach of the president he is called to defend, Mr Wall's contention that a "presumption of regularity...attaches to all federal officials' actions"—including Mr Trump—is rather dubious.
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STANDING ON A chair in a shabby classroom, a technician peels the plastic off the end of a cable with his teeth and attaches it to some exposed wires that dangle around a light bulb.
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Brooker's writing steadily unhooks the fictional storyline from Stefan's world and attaches it to ours, at one point implying that Stefan's in a Truman Show-esque reality simulation that's all being filmed for outside entertainment.
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Since the dog had lost its head-blaster gun in the car wreck, it attaches a huge kitchen knife to its arm, and then heads upstairs to where our protagonist is still in the bathroom.
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They're cooler inside, more flexible, have comms built into the helmet and lack the big metal neck ring — instead, the helmet attaches with a zipper and hangs back like a hood when not in use.
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Needless to say, male sperm production is not high enough to continuously ejaculate for the better part of three months, but now and then he re-attaches his abdomen to the female, inserting another squirt.
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The studio is outfitted with a Mo-Sys camera tracking system, a physical box that attaches to a camera and uses sensors and an IR signal to triangulate the camera's position in a virtual space.
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John Williams's score for Star Wars marks an excellent example of cinematic leitmotif, where he attaches musical themes to specific characters and moments in the film, themes that are repeated and repurposed throughout the series.
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Stein's petition attaches the affidavit of Alex Halderman, a computer scientist who has used angst over the election of Donald Trump to advance his own belief that U.S. election systems are too vulnerable to hacking.
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It attaches to the metal rods of the front seat headrest and its holster is attached to an extendable arm that can be positioned so one or multiple backseat passengers can get a clear view.
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But when that time comes, there's another, major advantage to a wearable that attaches to your skin: it will be a lot harder than a Fitbit to forget on the bathroom counter every single day.
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A senior administration official told The Hill Obama would veto a separate spending bill if the Senate attaches an amendment blocking the water rule, something Republicans may consider bringing up on the floor this week.
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If a vibration comes and attaches itself to it, and it happens to be the right vibration, and the words are actually relevant to something, you've got something that you actually can't put in words.
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The image, enhanced with effects to make it appear 3D, attaches itself to the floor and occupies the space, moving around but also allowing the person viewing the hologram to move closer or further away.
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Although the United States continues to export these munitions, it attaches a requirement that they not be used in civilian areas, and they must be designed to explode in short order or else self-destruct.
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Soon, she lets the assemblage go and it continues to spin on its own, as she directs herself to the black rope hanging just a few feet away and quickly attaches her harness to it.
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"The circumstances are unprecedented, and the Russian central bank can justify either a cut or a hike depending on the weight it attaches to inflation and growth risks," said Alina Slyusarchuk, economist at Morgan Stanley.
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Cleaning will remove all residue dirt and debris from textiles of most compositions whereas odor elimination involves either masking, encapsulating or changing the molecular structure of the odor molecule that attaches itself to the fiber.
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But Chinese authorities have cautioned all citizens to stop trying to evade these checks at airports, saying that it "attaches great importance" to the measures being put in place by travel authorities around the world.
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We have a four-entry theme set that attaches the suffix -STER to one of the words in each theme entry, which changes the meaning and allows the constructor to clue the resulting phrase punnily.
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The dispute was ironed out in a round of last-minute talks on Monday, when Jesús Seade, Mexico's deputy foreign minister for North America, announced he is "very satisfied" with restrictions governing the U.S. attaches.
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It was an attempt to shift the blame that other political leaders say attaches to him for a failure that has both personal and structural causes and from which few of them come out well.
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In today's media sphere, where the explosion of choices has made it possible to get the political media you really want, it's expressed itself in polarized media that attaches to political identity, conflict, and celebrity.
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And even hefty cost cuts wouldn't make Whole Foods' Ebitda expand enough for the after-tax return on an acquisition to exceed the 8.6 percent weighted average cost of capital Morningstar attaches to the company.
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A senior administration official told The Hill Wednesday that if the GOP attaches an amendment to the spending bill for energy and water programs to defund the Clean Water Rule, Obama would veto the legislation.
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It succeeds because it attaches bigger questions to a small item: if you had to give that passport a stamp of approval every time you bought a banana in the supermarket, would you still buy it?
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That sucks, and often there's nothing you can do about it because there's no way for multi-billion dollar companies to anticipate your need for a cattle prod or tiny projector that attaches to your phone.
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It features a powerful suction cup that attaches firmly to your windshield or dashboard, and its flexible neck can twist and pivot in almost any direction—offering you the best angle of view in your vehicle.
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Price: ~$125Buy on: Kitchen Kapers This decorative round disk attaches to the back of your phone, then folds out accordion-style to provide a useful handhold or stand to prop your phone on a flat surface.
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Not only is it a moral imperative that Uber develop a helmet solution, like something collapsible or that attaches to the vehicle between rides, but its relationship with local governments will depend on keeping citizens safe.
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Price: ~$100 Buy on: Amazon This decorative round disk attaches to the back of your phone, then folds out accordion-style to provide a useful handhold or stand to prop your phone on a flat surface.
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You can even hand hold the camera and the footage will still look stable, though it will come with a small grip / tripod, and Rylo (the company) will sell a case that attaches to GoPro mounts.
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On a fourth, she attaches the sleeves and hands it off, so a member of her team can stitch up the sides, hem the bottom and, finally, stamp the logo and size below the neck hole.
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So Zeiss has also teamed up with Fellowes' ExoLens brand on a machined aluminum bracket that easily attaches to your device and allows the lenses to be securely screwed on and off as you swap them.
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Photo: NykoLike many of the mini QWERTY keyboard add-ons that exist for controllers, the Sound Pad attaches to the bottom of the Xbox One or PS4's controller and connects to its headset/microphone jack.
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In the first condition the robot's arm attaches the magnet as soon as it's in position; in the second, it pushes up against the baton and repositions it for a more natural way to pull out.
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Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told private broadcaster NTV that two military attaches in Greece - a naval and an army officer - had fled by car and ferry to Italy, but that Turkish officials would seek their return.
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"We didn't study type 2, but I think there's no reason to think the pathophysiology or the chemistry of how glucose attaches to red cells is any different in type 2 than type 1," Bergenstal said.
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Bookman's portable cup holder attaches to your bike's handlebar using springs, then stays in place, even with the normal bumps of a city bike ride (though we wouldn't advise using it if you're primarily off-roading).
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It pairs with your phone and a control puck that attaches to your handlebars, allowing you to listen to music, take calls, get turn-by-turn instructions or fitness updates and a few other handy features.
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The fact that the government attaches a neutral label or explanation to the order, as Trump has attempted to do so by arguing it targets seven countries as opposed to only Muslims, does not save it.
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The HQ-9 missile batteries, guided by radar tracking systems, have a range of 200 km (125 miles) and are the most significant defensive weapon China has yet placed on the Paracels, regional military attaches say.
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Its camera attaches to personal electric vehicles, captures video and matches that against Fantasmo's map to reliably identify if a scooter is being illegally ridden on the sidewalk or parked in the middle of the walkway.
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MARACAY, Venezuela (Reuters) - Every morning, Venezuelan archer Elias Malave picks up his old bow, attaches a handful of well-worn arrows to his belt and trains for five hours on an empty field, without a coach.
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Speck GrabTab, from $9.95, available at AmazonShop all Speck phone accessories at Amazon hereThe slim, card-sized GrabTab is similar to the LoveHandle in that you have a long strap that attaches securely to your phone.
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The government's lofty growth estimates highlight Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's desire to secure higher tax revenue as he attaches greater importance to growth than austerity to revive the economy and restore tattered public finances, analysts say.
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Cover image: The 9M729 missile demonstrated after a briefing for military attaches and international media by the Russian Defense Ministry at the Patriot Congress and Exhibition Centre in Kubinka, Moscow Region, on the 9M729 missile system.
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One pair of jeans features what the designer calls "butt voids," tearaway back pockets that expose swatches of skin; another design attaches to the wearer's waist and ankles and only covers the front of the leg.
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Instead, she identifies as a transhuman cyborg when she attaches a GoPro to her head and uses it to film her friends — who are no longer speaking to her — and the vapid popular girls at school.
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For all the high-minded window dressing that often attaches to secession rules, in the end, they "have more to do with what the powerful want," said Bridget L. Coggins, a political scientist who studies secession.
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The one thing you will need to get used to is the small latch at the back of the controllers that attaches and detaches them from the body of the Switch, but it&aposs pretty intuitive.
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BUT I JUST -- YOU KNOW, I'VE GOT THE TWO STOCKS THAT I THINK ARE GREAT COMPANIES, AND I THINK THERE'S A WHOLE LOT OF UNCERTAINTY THAT ATTACHES ITSELF TO PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE MARKET.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, who met with Seade in Washington on Monday, reassured him in a letter that the use of attaches was a common practice, and that these officials would abide by Mexican law.
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He added that any "good faith questions about whether workers at a particular facility are being denied labor rights" would be investigated by an independent, three-person panel chosen by both parties, not the labor attaches.
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The most understated part of the design is the magnetic pad that attaches to the bottom or the side of the speaker, depending on whether you prefer it standing upright (if you have two) or laying horizontal.
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Here, in part, is Gainza's achievement: an impression of the way art insinuates itself into the phenomenological jet stream of our daily lives, and the way it attaches itself to all manner of quotidian and tragic moments.
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To compete with established names such as Starbucks and Nestle, Coca-Cola's $5.1 billion acquisition of London-based coffee chain Costa attaches the iconic American company to a brand with "international portability and supply chain," he said.
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The new iPad was designed with the Pencil in mind and there's a nice spot on the side of the iPad Pro where the Pencil magnetically attaches when not in use (it charges at the same time).
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It's not a deal breaker, and for what it's worth, it does come with a metal clip that magnetically attaches to a section on the back of the Tab S3, but it's not the most elegant design.
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This $249 video kit combines a digital condenser mic with a Manfrotto Pixi tripod that attaches to a phone clamp, and it even comes with USB-C and Lightning cables to connect to Android and iOS devices.
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He insisted the new constitution fully respects the Arusha agreement, "to which the government attaches great importance," and guarantees democratic principles, national unity, protection of minorities, ethnic and gender quotas in institutions, and protection of human rights.
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Police Stories attaches score to legality, and its tagline is literally "shooting first is not an option," but you can shoot as many people you want in the currently available demo as long and they're not civilians.
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As a conservative interpreter of America's founding documents, he attaches importance to the allusions in those texts to God-given rights, and to the First Amendment right to practise a religion, albeit without state support or establishment.
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The ministry had sounded out defense attaches in other EU countries about the plan in recent months with "very different results", Der Spiegel said, with Eastern European countries particularly worried about the impact on their own recruitment.
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Statoil's design, known as Hywind, attaches the turbine to a special buoy that uses a steel cylinder filled with water and rocks as ballast — a floating structure that extends more than 300 feet beneath the water's surface.
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He is struggling against that because he has a vocation to be a writer and he attaches himself to an older writer, a spiritual father —although he's attached lovingly to his real father, just as Roth was.
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At Manchester City, the savior complex attaches to the coach, the man who oversees all of those systems, rather than the players who benefit from them: to Guardiola, the shortcut to a place among the true elite.
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The legislation attaches some rules to how the money can be used — it must go toward health care, for example — but its main goal is to provide states with maximum flexibility to develop local and innovative solutions.
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A scarf zips through the air, zooming in and out of various containers; a paintbrush reappears in a performer's hand as soon as he puts it away; a closed umbrella stubbornly attaches itself to its owner's finger.
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It includes mechanisms to settle labor and environmental disputes, a committee and Mexico-based attaches to monitor compliance with labor standards and penalties on goods and services produced in a way that does not meet labor benchmarks.
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On Monday, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer met with Mexican deputy foreign minister Jesus Seade in Washington and said in a letter that use of attaches was a common practice, and that Mexican legislation would be upheld.
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The system, called Nightscout, attaches to the patient's glucose monitor and transmits digital readings to the cloud, where they can be easily accessed through a phone, tablet or smartwatch to ultimately guide clinical decisions in real time.
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"Our duty to our country, our Motherland, is to be ready to defend its sovereignty, security and national interests of our country, and if necessary - to support our allies," he said, in an address to military attaches.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer met with Mexican deputy foreign minister Jesus Seade in Washington on Monday and said in a letter that use of attaches was a common practice, and that Mexican legislation would be upheld.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Two Turkish military attaches based in Greece fled to Italy after being recalled following the July 15 failed coup and Turkish authorities will contact Italian officials for their return, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday.
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The first is a cooling dock with a built-in fan that attaches to the bottom and back of the phone to help keep your hands dry and temps down even during the most intense mobile gaming sessions.
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While the company should adopt a liberal approach to ordinary posts that may be false or misleading, a higher-level duty attaches when Facebook is in a business relationship with an advertiser, selling access to its user base.
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Testosterone is becoming converted to dihydrotestosterone in the hair follicle by an enzyme called 5-alpha-reductase, and when it attaches to the androgen receptor in the hair follicle, it causes the follicle to produce a smaller hair.
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Currently looking for funding on Kickstarter, Nums is essentially a giant glass panel that attaches to the top of your MacBook's multi-touch trackpad, adding an overlay for a traditional numpad along with a few quick launch gestures.
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ZTE "has learnt from its past experiences on export control compliance and attaches significant importance to the work on export control compliance," the mobile phone and telecoms company said in a statement to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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Maybe you might range from Nobel Prize winners to X, Y, Z, and you have that ... You can get at, "Okay, who is better at making those ..." Then, you get scored on that, that attaches itself to you.
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Most people are familiar with the basics of how a woman gets pregnant: an egg is released from an ovary; sperm fertilizes the egg; the fertilized egg attaches to the uterine lining, where it eventually becomes a fetus.
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"The PRA attaches a great deal of importance to the principle of applying policies in a proportionate manner consistent with the legal provisions," Bank of England Deputy Governor and PRA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said in a statement.
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The VAVA, which is basically a USB-powered puck that attaches magnetically to a suction mount, is $99 and can be twisted on the fly to film the inside of the car as well as the road ahead.
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One reason that this ridiculous story may have caught on is that it attaches easily to the idea that Harris is inauthentic or dishonest, a criticism that was also constantly leveled against Hillary Clinton, and stinks of sexism.
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He attaches the images to tall wood boards with industrial staples — not just a few but hundreds of thousands staples, so that the photograph is almost entirely covered, leaving just small sections — an isolated bottle, or mouth — clear.
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They followed a muscle that attaches to all primates' hands for mobility, but were surprised to find tiny tendons also connecting it to the palm and a nubby bone between the thumb and wrist with a cartilaginous extension.
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