Upside: It creates a seal that blocks out external noise.
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"Totality" is when the moon completely blocks out the sun.
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It sets terms, blocks out prying eyes and grabby hands.
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Police are on every damn corner, starting four blocks out.
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Sara blocks out her mother's grieving face, and continues to draw.
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Of course they want those blocks out in the real world.
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And then about two blocks out I was like, 'No way.
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It's this thing that swells up and blocks out your rational thought processes.
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This pair blocks out ambient noise better than any other headphones we've tried.
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That is not possible on Earth, because the atmosphere blocks out X-rays.
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Take a real lunchMost days, Zigmond blocks out a full hour for lunch.
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A soft and comfortable travel pillow that also blocks out light and sound
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The TicPods Free comes with a silicone tip that blocks out noise very well.
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To minimize these risks, CSR uses a geofencing technology that blocks out dangerous areas.
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Lots of smartphones now have a feature that blocks out blue light at bedtime.
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As you undo moves or push blocks out of spaces, the music loses those notes.
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All we could see were trees so thick that the canopy blocks out the sky.
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During a total solar eclipse, the moon blocks out the entire disc of the sun.
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Even if it's bright out, it completely blocks out light to allow for uninterrupted sleep.
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Area 404 is also home to this RF isolation chamber, which blocks out all radio signals.
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Best of all, it blocks out light and plane noise, so you can nod off easily.
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Then we'll transport you 70 blocks out of the neighborhood, where they'll do the actual surgery.
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For a treat, we'd walk a few blocks out of Chinatown to eat in Little Italy.
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Wair is a scarf that actively blocks out pollution using a mix of hidden filters and fans.
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These things also have active noise cancellation, and their in-ear design blocks out some noise, too.
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When this happens, your brain instinctively blocks out the offending color, but inevitably, someone else mentions it.
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Part of the app enables a Focus Time mode, which actually blocks out notifications from other apps.
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I pray god blocks out all evil," Scott continued before adding that he was going "BACK TO CELEBRATING!!!!
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That rubber also blocks out light incredibly well, neatly closing the gaps between your face and the screen.
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It has more comfortable padding, it blocks out more light, and it has a wider field of view.
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The country received a total of 21 bids on 13 blocks, out of 27 initially offered, Lima said.
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Even where blight resumes a few blocks out, farm-to-table restaurants and modern design stores sprout hopefully.
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Conservatives have bristled at the process, arguing that it blocks out their priorities and maintains the status quo.
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The Bluetooth sensor blocks out ambient light to ensure all scans are as accurate as they can be.
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It's positioned inside the European Space Agency's Maxwell chamber—which blocks out all electromagnetic radiation and silences every sound.
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And when scanning colors, it blocks out ambient light so you can get the most accurate match every time.
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What you need is something so overwhelming that it effectively blocks out Andrew Cuomo temporarily and makes him insignificant.
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It also features a new sensor that blocks out ambient light and does a better job of accurately capturing color.
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It doesn't fall in my eyes, it stays in place, and it truly blocks out incoming snow and wind gusts.
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Active noise-cancelling headphones are a little different from normal headphones that simply have padding that physically blocks out noise.
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These ratings indicate that the mask or respirator blocks out 95 to 99.9 percent of particles 0.3 microns or larger.
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Mr. Trump dominates the national conversation so thoroughly that he blocks out nearly every other aspect of American political life.
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The Nicetown Room Divider Curtain Screen is a flexible alternative to wall dividers, provides ample privacy, and blocks out light.
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Instead, they offer noise-reduction, and the earbuds' design provides a tight yet comfortable seal that adequately blocks out sound.
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Not only does it support their head and neck, but the attached oversized hood also blocks out light and sound.
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You can also benefit from extra features like active noise cancellation which blocks out surrounding sounds while you're listening to something.
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NASA will fly "eclipse jets" to make totality — when the moon blocks out the sun — last nearly three times as long.
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The Circle blocks out everything except gamified social media oversharing, then says people have been consumed by gamified social media oversharing.
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The company also says the lens's skinny size means it blocks out less incoming light than a traditional barrel lens would.
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Too much hair in the face blocks out the light and creates shadows, which can make you look older and tired.
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When a planet transits, it blocks out a very small portion of the star's light, causing the star to dim slightly.
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You can also benefit from extra features like active noise cancellation which blocks out surrounding noises while you're listening to something.
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The idea is that spraying aerosols will build a reflective layer that blocks out part of the Sun to cool the Earth.
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This clever $553 sleep mask blocks out light, and a velcro strap ensure a comfy fit, as do the inset eye cups.
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This clever $15 sleep mask blocks out light, and a velcro strap ensure a comfy fit, as do the inset eye cups.
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Oh, and their full-range sound blocks out your partner's rage-inducing snores and even helps reduce the ringing in your ears.
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This is when the mind becomes so fixed and intent on maintaining an illusion of control that it blocks out other perspectives.
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Time lapse images from a Japanese satellite show the shadow the moon casts on the Earth when it blocks out the sun.
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SPHERE blocks out the light from the star, allowing the researchers to observe the much-dimmer dust disk and planet at several wavelengths.
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The idea is that aerosols are supposed to build a reflective layer that blocks out part of the Sun and cool the Earth.
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Only a few blocks out of the subway station, bloody thoughts descended: Walk into the path of that cab speeding up Lexington Avenue.
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After you download the My JBL Headphones app for iOS or Android, you can adjust how much ambient noise the noise cancelling blocks out.
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Although it looks as if there are no stars here, they are hidden behind this dense cloud of dust that blocks out their light.
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The foil in the Pringles can blocks out radio signal, so the antenna can only pick up on signals coming directly down the tube.
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Pros: Blocks out light, adjustable Velcro closure, offers cooling even when at room temperatureCons: Cooling effect may not last the duration of your migraine
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The Slip for Beauty Sleep's "Slipsilk" Pure Silk Sleep Mask uses high-quality silk that is super soft and blocks out all unwanted light.
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My WORKOUT Chris O'Neill, of Evernote, makes a list every night, stays fit, blocks out his workweek by theme and listens to his children.
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More likely, you'll need headphones that also allow for a sense of what's going on around you, but still blocks out some outside noise.
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Bluetooth Sleep Headphone Eye Mask Serving a dual purpose, this ingenious eye mask blocks out light and ambient noise all at the same time.
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It's only during these few minutes, when the moon blocks out the entire sun, that you can safely witness the eclipse with your naked eye.
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Studying this outer layer requires a special telescope that perfectly blocks out the Sun with an opaque piece of material, leaving only the corona visible.
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"Until that point the Moon completely blocks out the Sun, just a little bit of sunlight is still dangerous to your eyes," says Petro. Yes!
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But then, a sudden disruption in the cosmos, a solar eclipse, as the moon blocks out the sun, the earth suddenly grows darker and cooler.
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This is perhaps a broader conversation, but the Democratic Party is in a weird place because Trump is the figure that blocks out the sun.
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A solar eclipse happens when the moon moves in front of the sun, as seen from a particular spot on Earth, and blocks out its light.
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When I asked one police officer how to get to 5th Avenue he explained that I'd have to walk three blocks out of the way first.
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Pros: Fantastically warm, durable construction, blocks out water and wind, thoughtful pocket layoutCons: Overkill for most peopleShop all men's down and insulated jackets at Mountain Hardware
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Shining a laser beam toward a planet whose inhabitants might see the Earth pass in front of the sun could replace the light the Earth blocks out.
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The lining blocks out extraneous signals from the side, so the only thing the internal sensor picks up on is signals in the tube's line of sight.
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The best noise-cancelling headphones you can buyActive noise-cancelling headphones are a little different from normal headphones that simply have padding that physically blocks out noise.
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Other Moniker projects include an anti-selfie system that blocks out your face in selfies and a fascinating project commemorating a mass murder in Amsterdam in 1945.
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By using a 19th-century enclosure system called a Faraday cage, Tyler has basically turned his bar into a huge elevator that blocks out cell phone reception.
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Noise cancellation is the feature that blocks out the ambiance around you: the crying baby, the loud clatter of the train, the person chewing noisily across the table.
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The basic FreeTime on Alexa service blocks out certain Alexa features, such shopping, news, and third-party skills that require linking external accounts (such as Uber or Domino's).
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Music plays an integral role in the film since Baby suffered a traumatic experience as a child that left him with tinnitus, which he blocks out with music.
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There's Spoiler Protection 2.0 and Unspoiler, both of which act as omnibus nuclear options; the former even blocks out entire articles, based on they keywords you feed it.
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The traditional view of the immune system, for example, is that it's a defense force that blocks out anything that's not self, that finds microbes and destroys them.
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Private sector players will almost always seek to steal a march on their competitors, particularly if they can do so in such a way that blocks out rivals.
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Bose, the speaker and headphone company, is working on technology that blocks out music, navigation commands and other background noise from phone calls made from inside the car.
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The focus on Russia is understandable but unfortunately it blocks out a lot of the other things Trump has done that are pretty conventional — but no less troubling.
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Gift the Brooklinen Mulberry Silk Eye Mask, $29 The silky smooth eye mask both blocks out light and prevents travel-stress-induced creases from forming around their eyes.
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It's music that's easy to overdo, to pile more and more sounds on top of one another until the thicket blocks out the sun, but Hoffmeier values space too.
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When you're listening to a song on repeat, you tend to dissolve into the song, which blocks out mind wandering (let your mind wander while you're away from work!).
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The partial eclipse, where the Moon blocks out only some of the Sun, creating a bite-out-of-a-cookie effect, will be visible from much of South America.
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"Proper" virtual reality, in which the illusion is made all-consuming by being supplied through a headset that blocks out the real world, is all the rage this year.
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A rare solar eclipse will cast a massive shadow across the U.S. on Monday, temporarily plunging wide swaths of America into darkness as the moon blocks out the sun.
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He showed clips of himself flapping and shouting and growling, channeling God while tripping, looking absolutely deranged, like someone you would walk several blocks out of your way to avoid.
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You may need to spend a few minutes searching for the Sun, which will be tricky with the solar filter, as it blocks out basically everything else but the Sun.
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"When the largest web company in the world blocks out competitors, it smells less like an accident and more like strategy," said a Microsoft developer in a now-deleted tweet.
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"They're like playing a game of Jenga, where you push the blocks out, because they're hoping for the regime to tip over," he told "Squawk on the Street" on Tuesday.
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The El train is steps from the hotel entrance, and the brand new Riverwalk is only about five blocks out, which is a fantastic place to spend a nice day.
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"It's a big inconvenience," said Richard Small, a New Jersey commuter who will now have to drive five blocks out of his way to get to work on 250th Street.
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You may also want something that blocks out the din of your office, but not so much that you'll be startled by if a colleague walks up to speak with you.
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The wild flickerings of star KIC 8462852, also known as Tabby's star, suggest that something occasionally passes in front of it and blocks out as much as 20 percent of its light.
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At Eva's Garden Florist on the Upper East Side, which sits on a block covered by scaffolding, some of the flower displays have withered away because the scaffolding blocks out the sunlight.
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In the warren of alleys behind the camp's narrow main road, the ways are too small for cars and a thick canopy of tangled electrical wires and water pipes blocks out the light.
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The Monon Trail, a wooded walking and biking trail paved over an old railway line, is just a few blocks out of the way and the nicest way to wander south before sundown.
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Here, we're given access to the drawing process itself — the dance of a "divine draftsman" angling in close, leaning back, and circling around a pose as he blocks out his seemingly "uncomposed" composition.
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Here's the path of totality — the region where the moon's shadow totally blocks out the sun — that today's eclipse will take: What might make this eclipse particularly beautiful is its timing near sunset hours.
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""Furthermore, planes are shielded by a so-called Faraday Cage made by a conducting material, that blocks out external static electrical fields: charges redistribute on the conducting material and don't affect the cage's interior.
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Furthermore, planes are shielded by a so-called Faraday Cage externally made by a conducting material, that blocks out external static electrical fields: charges redistribute on the conduting material and don't affect the cage's interior.
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Patients' personal information is not disclosed on the app, and Figure1 automatically blocks out faces, then provides additional tools to help users blur personally identifiable traits, such as a tattoos, from a photo before sharing.
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One property of a superconductor is that it blocks out magnetic fields, and when scientists placed the earliest known superconductors in magnetic fields strong enough to push through the surface, they ceased to be superconducting.
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For instance, in the demo I got to experience, I was able to create colorful shaped blocks out of thin air that could bounce off virtually any surface, even the handlebars of an exercise bike.
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There are nice little touches throughout, like Privacy Shade, for those with sensitive information (or who are just supremely paranoid), which blocks out all but a small portion of the screen to maintain privacy with messages.
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We might think that we have a lot to complain about in 2018, but at least we're not fighting off the plague as we shiver under a cloud of volcanic ash that blocks out the sun.
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To directly image exoplanets orbiting the main Alpha Centauri stars, the Project Blue telescope would make use of a device called a coronagraph which essentially blocks out the majority of the light coming from a star.
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Beyond the headache pain, which is typically severe and felt on one side of the head, many migraine sufferers also experience nausea and vomiting, as well as a visual aura that blocks out some of their vision.
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The Somneo Sleep Trainer warms the face and blocks out audio and visual distractions to encourage deep sleep quickly—allowing the user to get better sleep in less time, according to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
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In addition to being much more eco-friendly (these use a mind-blowing 80% less packaging than a traditional blister pack), the foil exterior blocks out light (which can dry out the lens) better than clear plastic.
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The air is calming (to me, anyway; your mileage may vary), and the low, constant drone of the fan acts as background noise that blocks out the sirens, speakers and miscellaneous sounds of the city outside my window.
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If you've ever tried to use one of Lego's silicone brick molds to create your own building blocks out of food, you're already aware that they don't come anywhere close to the precise manufacturing tolerances of the plastic versions.
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Samsung even claims there are 60,000 watchfaces in the Galaxy Apps store, but the watch already includes a handful of interactive watchfaces, including one that blocks out the hours you have meetings so you can better track your schedule.
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Samsung's new $150 Galaxy Buds Plus offer several features not found on Apple's standard $159 AirPods, like additional ear tips, an equalizer for adjusting sound, and a fit that forms a tighter seal and blocks out noise more easily.
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This Google Chrome™ plug-in blocks out the word "diet" every time it comes across your browser, so you can keep your mind off of fad diets and focus on more important and effective things — like being more active.
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While the Windows 10 Start menu blocks out the contents of the fridge behind when you use it, apps simply blend into the translucent display so you can have the weather on display while checking how much milk you have left.
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They're just not new.) It's this: Trump is so obsessed with being right (or at least being perceived as being right by his supporters) that he blocks out any and all other responsibilities or duties as President to pursue that goal.
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"It's bizarre given that Pete is the literal polar opposite of Trump- in words, deeds, values, experience, demeanor- but he melts people's brains in the same way and completely blocks out the sun for competitors similarly," she tweeted this month.
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It's a Google Chrome™ plug-in that blocks out the word "diet" every time it comes across your browser, so you can keep your focus on things that really matter — like being more active or focusing on another self-improvement goal.
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Now, not that you need our help, necessarily, but we'd like to offer it anyway, by way of our new #WeighThis Diet Filter — a Google Chrome™ plug-in that blocks out the word "diet" every time it comes across your browser.
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One by one over the years, they have each made the silent decision to continue buying from him, paying full newsstand prices and often walking blocks out of their way, past other vendors, rather than reading the news online or getting home delivery.
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For most Americans in the path of the eclipse's umbra — where the moon blocks out the sun and casts its darkest shadow — the strange phenomenon of totality will last about 2 minutes 30 seconds as the eclipse tracks from west to east.
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On Wednesday, March 9, those lucky enough to find themselves within a few hundred miles of Indonesia will be treated to a total solar eclipse, a relatively rare space event in which the moon completely blocks out the sun during its transit.
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But this is my first solar eclipse and I am not ruling out the possibility that, when the moon blocks out the sun, day plunges into night and the beasts wail like men, I will be unreasonably terrified on an organic level.
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It's quite incredible how it's done, you monitor the light from the stars and you're looking for a periodic dip... the dip occurs when a planet comes across it the face of a star and blocks out a tiny bit of the light.
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The Magicians: Hall of Magic Beyond that, visitors can choose their own adventures; there's a levitation room, a potions room, a musical book shelf and the forest of Fillory — not to mention the starry sky above that blocks out the entire outside world.
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Keep your focusFocus Assist has been around in Windows 10 for a while—it blocks out notifications when you're busy doing something important—but in the May 2019 Update it can be enabled automatically whenever you put one of your applications into full-screen mode.
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When you've lived in a place for a while, you know that sometimes it's easier to go a couple of blocks out of your way to avoid that smelly street, those pesky teenagers or that place that seems to have a lot of shootings.
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Filled with 100 percent goose down, this Ariana-loved coat is sure to keep you toasty and dry from head to toe this winter — even when the wind chill drops below zero, thanks to its water-repellent, windproof fabric that blocks out harsh weather.
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Walden is a compulsive notetaker, and as soon as he plops into his seat on the bus after games, he blocks out the din around him, cracks open a journal, and pours the sum total of the information he learned that day on to its pages.
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New York City has proposed to move some blocks out of the zone of a popular school, Public School 199, which is mostly white and well off, into that of a lower-performing nearby school, Public School 191, where the students are largely poor and black or Hispanic.
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What I wanted to do was build some sort of organization that was instrumental in moving those road blocks out of the way so that young women could carry on and become whoever it is they're supposed to be and not put their lives on hold for a relationship.
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From an oversized silk eye mask that blocks out fluorescent lighting (and that toddler in the seat in front of you who keeps blankly staring) to a three-piece skin-care set from Exuviance for revitalizing and refreshing mid-flight, click on to see what these women's travel must-haves are.
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But he's learned a disciplined technique to keep him on track: Each day, he writes down, with pen and paper, the three to five most important items on his to-do list for the day and then blocks out a two- to three-hour uninterrupted chunk of time to work on the most important item.
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As the name suggests, during a total eclipse the path of the moon totally covers the sun during its peak, like so: Total solar eclipse (Image: NASA)During an annular eclipse—although the moon blocks out most of the sun—the moon's path lets a bit of sun stay visible through the whole thing.
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Apps that haven't been specifically updated for the iPhone X but use Apple's iOS autolayout system will fill the screen, but wacky things happen: Dark Sky blocks out half the status bar with a hardcoded black bar of its own, Uber puts your account icon over the battery indicator, and Instagram's volume bar disappears behind the notch entirely.
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