A "Bucket of bolts" is not literally a bucket filled with bolts.
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They have surface-to-air weapons, primarily scorpion bolts, which are essentially enormous crossbows that fire, well, bolts.
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Researchers found that the lake gets 603 bolts of lightning per square mile (233 bolts per square kilometer) every year.
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It's as if someone who manufactures bolts sold the machine which makes the bolts to finance themselves and pay their expenses.
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Since the 1980s nuclear plant operators and regulators have been aware of a tendency for wear in these bolts, know as baffle bolts.
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The previous titleholder, the city of Kabare in the Democratic Republic of Congo, gets 531 lightning bolts per square mile (205 bolts per square kilometer) annually.
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One of his tasks is to insert 56 bolts on the flywheel housing of each engine as it moves down the line and tighten the bolts in a certain sequence.
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We can say 'This month, this city, we're gonna drop this many Bolts, and then a month later we'll add this many Bolts,' and we can work closely with them.
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"On certain vehicles, the 40 percent rear seat backrest might have been assembled with bolts that do not meet Ford's material specification, potentially causing the bolts to break," the company said.
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That's not what Father Blackwood told her, and she bolts.
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It takes about an hour to replace the dodgy bolts.
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She's added matching liquid eyeliner bolts for added effect, too.
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Lightning bolts are awesome, but so are fame and followers.
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That factory builds Chevrolet Bolts and Chevrolet Sonic subcompact cars.
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The plates are held in place with 224 heavy bolts.
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Capital controls have reinforced the bolts on its barn door.
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Let the nuts and bolts people sort this out later.
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The first is the site itself, the nuts and bolts.
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Let's get into the nuts and bolts of this argument.
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She bolts out of the house and heads to MJ's.
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And then everyone bolts for the cottage midway through July.
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NUTS + BOLTS airs Thursdays at 10:30 PM on VICELAND.
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The victim hands over property and then bolts in fear.
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The overview entails the "nuts and bolts" of the plan.
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They also power electric cars like Teslas and Chevy Bolts.
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Kevin loosened the bolts that held the battery in place.
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Every second on Earth, 100 lightning bolts strike the planet.
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Even the nuts and bolts are made on the premises.
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Time it right, and bolts will fling back at enemies.
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As the blaster bolts start flying, the trackless cars shine.
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Some show beautiful natural phenomena like snowflakes and super bolts.
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Without medication, she couldn't stand or carry bolts of fabric.
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"Some small bolts had come loose at the end of the kerbs on turns six and 12, so we've taken the bolts out and welded the kerbs to each other," Whiting told Sky Sports.
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I've always been a nuts and bolts guy — baseball, basketball, football.
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Its steel chambers are studded with bolts, handles, and circular ports.
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I run a company and our company makes nuts and bolts.
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Sometimes someone just really likes cats, dogs, lightning bolts, and flowers.
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Everything in this space is meticulously accurate down to the bolts.
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She bolts, then kicks out the boyfriend with the Playboy ideals.
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As indicated by two yellow lightning bolts, the connection is electrifying.
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Translation: I forgot how fucking loud that bucket of bolts is.
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Executives have said GM eventually plans to offer self-driving Bolts.
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Some 123,000 Model S vehicles globally contain the bolts, Tesla said.
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The jar full of bolts he collected over the years, unsorted.
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Lightning bolts have not been regularly used as weapons since Zeus.
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Here are the nuts and bolts of how our poll works.
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You can learn more about A Fist Full of Bolts here.
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A woman's scalp tattoo combines Celtic crosses with cartoon lightning bolts.
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Some focused on nuts and bolts: How do you arrange meetings?
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He focused on the nuts and bolts: Where do we invest?
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NUTS + BOLTS airs on VICELAND on Thursdays at 10:30 PM.
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GM officials have not said how many Bolts the company will build.
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Bolts next and final event is Friday's men's 4×100-meter relay.
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Lightning bolts of genius inspiration are raining down on you today, Aquarius.
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By contrast, Tesla has struggled with the nuts-and-bolts of carmaking.
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But has Lamb translated these advantages into a nuts-and-bolts campaign?
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Salle is interested in the nuts and bolts of why paintings work.
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NEW HAVEN Dr. Dog with Jeffrey Lewis and Los Bolts, alternative rock.
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I was doing all of these other things, like Bolts of Melody.
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Sanjay is shoring up the structure, reinforcing the beams, tightening the bolts.
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This is understood on the nuts-and-bolts level in the brain.
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As soon as a guy finds out about my baggage, he bolts.
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The bolts and block-headed features were stashed away for this take.
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"If one bolts, you could see them all bolt," Mr. Kreidler said.
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At least in nuts-and-bolts policy terms, there isn't one yet.
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The difficulty comes in the nuts-and-bolts of organizing and administration.
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But so far this year, it has sold only about 13,000 Bolts.
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The unpainted bolts joining the boxes together are always visible and unpainted.
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For now, it's limited to fasteners like bolts, nuts, screws and washers.
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He used the bolts embedded in the rock like vertical monkey bars.
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"No bolts fell on our audacious heads," Alcott wrote in her journal.
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Mr. Heineman glides over the nuts and bolts of its operational beginning.
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Scientists define superbolts as lightning bolts a thousand times stronger than average.
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But tightening the nuts and bolts on iOS isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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The bolts are a white supremacist symbol inspired by Nazi Germany's police force.
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Two other Bolts will also be delivered today as well, both in California.
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What are the nuts and bolts of actually getting this on the ballot?
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But, House Speaker Ryan does actually get involved with the nuts and bolts.
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Ford bolts out of the room at a near-comic book superhero speed.
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It amplifies the very nuts and bolts of what this was all about.
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GM, meanwhile, is bringing its self-driving Chevy Bolts to New York City.
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Lawler ultimately used his laces and the bolts to hang himself, Rosenblum says.
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But a keyboard and mouse are just the nuts and bolts of esports.
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Venus's meeting with Uranus brings even more lightning bolts of inspiration and creativity!
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We had to tighten the bolts on it twice in the day, too.
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His aim is to explain the nuts and bolts of Brazil's drug trade.
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Ugly bolts line the ledges at a public plaza on East 56th Street.
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Shlomo Bolts is the Policy and Advocacy officer at the Syrian American Council.
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Rivers was intercepted by Reggie Nelson on the last-place Bolts' last play.
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So, the Met had one custom-made to tighten its custom-made bolts.
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There are geeks who know how many bolts are in any Disneyland ride.
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It's the nuts-and-bolts stuff that appeals to me, and the relationships.
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The bolts can become corroded and break, leaving drivers with only manual steering.
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"Anytime he sees any kind of human activity, he bolts," Mr. Higgins said.
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From a nuts-and-bolts perspective, she has a big problem: name recognition.
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He kept the bolts of our life together tightened, until he didn't anymore.
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Then they lock the mouse into a frame that bolts onto its head.
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It was delivering bolts of wool, poplin, and polyester in that hot Buick.
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Senate proceedings were regularly interrupted as leaders worked on the nuts and bolts.
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Shlomo Bolts is the policy and advocacy officer for the Syrian American Council.
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Worldwide, thunderstorms hurl about four million lightning bolts to the ground each day.
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But when it comes to policy nuts and bolts, they're not far apart.
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Police posted on Twitter that they saw individuals carrying poles, large bolts, and rocks.
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GM is planning to build thousands of self-driving Chevy Bolts starting next year.
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Eyewitnesses described people with shrapnel injuries, and nuts and bolts cast across the floor.
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A business based on solving such nuts-and-bolts problems is hard to export.
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It's not that at all, it's the nuts and bolts boring stuff [that matters].
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The hare bolts out to a quick lead, but stops to take a nap.
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We found them a few aisles away with other accessories like nuts and bolts.
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His white suit was covered with images of everything from frogs to lightning bolts.
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The team attaches the housing to the body using a total of 28 bolts.
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"They're dealing with the nuts and bolts of burying a loved one," he said.
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He often stomps his tricks, weirdly, with his feet practically outside of the bolts.
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Bush was legendarily incurious about the nuts and bolts of how his administration ran.
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G.M. will roll out its computer-operated Chevrolet Bolts for investment analysts on Thursday.
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That could cripple the companies that make its airplane wings, noses, nuts and bolts.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Midsentence, Tyree Scott breaks off and bolts across the room.
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The Texas senator has had an impressive nuts-and-bolts campaign operation so far.
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The bomb was packed with nuts and bolts in order to inflict maximum injury.
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To propel, through self-detonation, bolts and nails into kids is a particular infamy.
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The transformations they describe are less like lightning bolts and more like dawning epiphanies.
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Another great example of how Fallen Order strikes this balance is blocking blaster bolts.
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It is like a guy who bolts every time a car alarm goes off.
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G.M. has already been testing autonomous Bolts at its technical center in Warren, Mich.
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That last one earned Tywin a couple of crossbow bolts as Tyrion's parting gift.
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They begin singing in earnest only when an ashamed Erika bolts from the stage.
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"I'm really coming at it from this nuts-and-bolts place," Dr. Diering said.
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Companies are increasingly turning to outside staffing firms to manage the nuts and bolts.
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"If you have four bolts on your door, if you think that coming with some extra keys is gonna help you unlock the bolts when none of the keys necessarily work in the lock, it ain't gonna open the door," he said.
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The bolts were bent back by the force of the collision, demonstrating the tremendous power generated by a ton and a half of fast-moving hippo but the encounter was not completely one-sided as there were blood stains on the bolts.
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It's self-driving Chevy Bolts have also been spotted in San Francisco in recent months.
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Catch a new episode of NUTS + BOLTS tonight at 10:30 PM EST on VICELAND.
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But a lot of the nuts-and-bolts changes to Destiny 2 went unmentioned onstage.
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Researchers found that the lake gets 603 bolts of lightning per square mile every year.
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Now, James Madison was kind of the nuts-and-bolts guy of the Founding Fathers.
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HP's streamlined the Pavilion x360 laptops to tighten up some of the nuts and bolts.
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It's Apple leaning into its advantages of having control of this stuff to the bolts.
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Most importantly, GM has the capability to mass produce its autonomous Chevy Bolts at scale.
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In this case, the answer is to take it down to nuts and bolts — literally.
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Most of the extra bolts are hitting the sea rather than craft sailing across it.
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The lipsticks themselves are decorated with lightning bolts in tune with the stormy weather theme.
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Hexlox will work with any steel hex bolts, and is supposedly much harder to pick.
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Also new is the Ballista, a high-tech crossbow-looking apparatus that fires explosive bolts.
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It occurs when lightning bolts branch out and creep along the underside of stratiform clouds.
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For comparison, most lightning bolts have 100 million volts of electric potential between their ends.
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We've reported that satellites have measured terrestrial gamma ray flashes, or bolts of gamma rays.
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In Android P, Google focused on tightening the nuts and bolts of the operating system.
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Company officials will not say how many customers have tried to order Bolts from dealers.
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NUTS + BOLTS airs on VICELAND on Thursdays at 10:30 PM. Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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Just as important as the nuts and bolts of the new law is its implementation.
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We've seen still photographs of lightning bolts, ferocious in its strength, magnificent in its elegance.
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This inherently builds a relationship that extends beyond just the nuts and bolts of investing.
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The first steps of closing valves, cutting straps and releasing bolts went without a hitch.
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Removing the bolts also removed a pressure-containing component of the valve, the board said.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Use machines to install roof bolts in mines.
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Only 8,000, or four-millionths of a percent, of those bolts qualified as a superbolt.
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Sanders's plan was dragged for being vague, unrealistic, and light on the nuts and bolts.
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Craters on those planets come from electrical arcs, like lightning bolts, that sear the surfaces.
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I remember touching the bolts to learn the difference between silk, cotton, linen, and polyester.
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And G.M. is building more Bolts for autonomous-driving tests in New York and elsewhere.
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You can get lost for hours in the bolts of silks, satins, linen and lace.
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All sport the cartoon iconography that signifies increased brainpower: firing synapses, lightning bolts, glowing bulbs.
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There were pieces flying into the ocean, nuts and bolts flying out a little bit.
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In the first 11 months of 2018, G.M. sold more than 32,000 Volts and Bolts.
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"If I had 50 (Bolts) in December, we would have sold every one," he said.
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The existence of the investigation and the problematic bolts was first reported by WNBC-TV.
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In the S.U.V. market, people want an off-road racing look, with fake assembly bolts.
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What he cares about is how he's perceived, not the nuts and bolts of things.
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But standing for an hour in heels sets red lightning bolts blazing off my feet.
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These are the bolts of lightning you see streaking through storm clouds or volcanic plumes.
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Then there's the nuts and bolts of filmmaking that can be very brutal and exhausting.
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Ditto, the plastic cup holders and the bolts and screws that hold the parts together.
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That is not a problem with this model thanks to the plastic, quick-turn bolts.
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Storm exists to shoot lightning bolts; the same goes for Quicksilver and his super speed.
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Check out our look at the nuts and bolts of solitary in an American jail.
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It has padlocks and dead bolts on the door — and no one else knows the codes.
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So Kate what are the nuts and bolts of the IPO and what's happening right now?
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These robots have helped pack medical supplies, retail products and "nuts and bolts" in industrial spaces.
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Electric-run Chevrolet Bolts will hit public roads in an effort to revolutionize the auto industry.
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Lyft will be the company's biggest customer of Bolts when the model launches later this year.
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Along with the Nazi flag, a pair of SS bolts could be seen in the window.
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Roh then added barrels, stocks, bolts, triggers and other parts to make them fully-functioning weapons.
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GM just popped the hood on its small but growing fleet of self-driving Chevy Bolts.
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This adviser hopes this move will help clear up that kind of nuts and bolts confusion.
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And, like metals, they can be riveted—a process easier than assembling things using lock-bolts.
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THE HAROP, a kamikaze drone, bolts from its launcher like a horse out of the gates.
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The nuts and bolts are especially susceptible to degradation because they're often made using cheap metal.
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There's a dagger right in the middle of it, shooting lightning bolts across my entire body.
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"We always have our nuts in the same place, but not always the bolts," she quipped.
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The bolts appear to follow a straight trajectory to their target, and they do serious damage.
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Rudy bolts out the door and hops right into the bus where more doggy friends await.
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Unfortunately, though, one open window negates all the padlocks, bolts, and booby traps money can buy.
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Einstein bolts through space and time, for example, while Alan Turing calls in artificially intelligent allies.
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In this bundle, you'll attain a complete understanding of the nuts and bolts of Cisco networks.
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The numbers show 2,781 Bolts sold, followed by the Toyota Prius Prime with 1,626 cars sold.
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The company said in the original announcement that the bolts could corrode in very cold climates.
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In fact, a better bet would be to concentrate on the nuts and bolts of management.
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In the last 20 years, that kind of nuts-and-bolts language disappears, Mr. Pestre said.
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As if on cue, someone in the crowd bolts into view and hands off a pole.
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McCabe is a nuts-and-bolts narrator; he speaks in an earnest monotone, clear but unchanging.
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So what were the nuts and bolts of the putting the exhibition and the issue together?
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She portends ecological disaster through petals that appear riven with bolts and hoses that replace stems.
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He was also big on separating the "strategy stuff" from the nuts-and-bolts of operations.
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Many of the wounded are said to have metal fragments and bolts embedded in their body.
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Washington (CNN)Welcome to the nuts and bolts portion of closing out a government funding deal.
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The move was aided by patented shoes with bolts that lodged the heel into the floor.
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Bolts of lightning, it turns out, have a far longer reach than earthbound meteorologists ever realized.
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When asked about some of the difficult situations meth brought him to, his answer bolts out.
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Investors, though, seem to have a decent handle on the nuts and bolts of the business.
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Mike Eliason, Santa Barbara Fire's public information officer, captured dramatic bolts of lightning over Santa Barbara.
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The researchers cited evidence that, for some reason, the ocean seems to enhance lightning bolts' energy.
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Remove two small security screws and combine them to create a tool to remove heavy bolts.
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Momoa's Aquaman is seen in a sunken ship, flashes his brilliant hair, and then bolts off.
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Rivers's talents were best suited for the nuts and bolts of painting, not its theoretical potential.
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In his new VICELAND show NUTS + BOLTS, Tyler, the Creator explains the process behind cool stuff.
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Where did you start in terms of planning out the nuts and bolts of the city?
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Depero Futurista, Dinamo-Azari, Milan, Italy, 1927, artist's book bound with bolts A page from Depero Futurista.
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She cut scarfs from bolts of fabric to wrap around her head and experimented with different fabrics.
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Tomorrow, we may see them feeding electric cars beyond Tesla: BMWs, Toyotas, Ubers, Chevy Bolts and others.
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Ellison, meanwhile, rejected the importance of helming the DNC as a nuts-and-bolts fix-it job.
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Lever pulling, lightning bolts, maniacal laughter—this is where that sort of thing was supposed to happen.
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That mid/bass driver is held in place with spring-tensioned retaining bolts, which serves two purposes.
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GM sold 18,13 all-electric Chevy Bolts, which was down more than 20 percent compared to 2017.
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When GM's self-driving Chevy Bolts are ready for primetime, how will people experience this new technology?
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GM sold 18,143 all-electric Chevy Bolts, which was down more than 20 percent compared to 2017.
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Attach miniature marshmallow halves to bars for "eyes" and "neck bolts" with a dot of melted chocolate.
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Before she bolts, we hear the sounds of a beating, men yelling, and the new mom screaming.
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Trump has never liked negotiating the details of policy or overseeing the nuts and bolts of governance.
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A ratchet -- or socket wrench -- is the tool that lets you tighten bolts in one direction only.
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Now they were squaring off with a massive army, flinging magical blasts and ballistae bolts across rooftops.
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You've got enough on your plate without having to deal with heavy rain and bolts of lightning.
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She released a couple of bolts holding onto a latche hinge, giving Kelly the opportunity to escape.
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Tyler, The Creator has another show premiering this year to follow his NUTS + BOLTS series on VICELAND.
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Across other rich countries, attention has increasingly focused on the nuts and bolts of Olympic industrial policy.
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I'm really still trying to figure out the nuts and bolts of being in love with someone.
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Bolts of lightning over the Northamptonshire hills light up the hall as Brexiteers slate the status quo.
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Besides the nuts-and-bolts of completing tasks efficiently, what are we looking for in our helpers?
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It is the nuts and bolts of Page's game that would be interesting at the elite levels.
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" Continued Legend, "A lot of it's just the nuts and bolts of making sure Miles is fed.
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"This is just the nuts-and-bolts work of protecting taxpayers and the environment," the spokesperson said.
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Then, the man emerged from the home with bolts of "blue forked lightning" coming from his body.
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"This is just the nuts-and-bolts work of protecting taxpayers and the environment," the spokesperson said.
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The gods of family-friendly films won't be sending down lighting bolts to turn bad robots good.
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Instead, they were little bolts (no threads) that didn't actually do anything and were just for show.
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Do multiple bolts strike in the same area, or does one bolt jump from animal to animal?
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Meanwhile, 22-year-old Markov Soroka's Tchornobog project released one of 2017's bolts from the blue.
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Imagine chaos being conjured from a fiery chasm and lightning bolts being pulled down from the sky.
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A jolt of electricity is delivered to a body with bolts attaching its head to its neck.
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Few presidents ever came into office with a deeper grasp of the nuts and bolts of democracy.
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For both sides, the issue has become far more than a struggle over nuts-and-bolts economics.
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But what if a dip becomes something more severe and the VIX bolts upward as investors panic?
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And then once you actually get into the nuts and bolts of it, it's not that unbelievable.
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But when it comes to the nuts and bolts of counting votes, the more analog the better.
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This dreamy dancing bride got married in Portland, Oregon, and used A Fist Full of Bolts Photography.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — This grid was crunchy like a mouthful of delicious nuts and bolts, am I right?
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"This idea that laser bolts fly through space ... that's not how lasers work on earth," said Trowbridge.
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Following the discovery of the degradation, Entergy said that it intended to replace all the damaged bolts.
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In the history of Westeros that George R.R. Martin has written, those bolts have occasionally killed dragons.
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Computer animation renders possible the preposterous action associated with superpowers: energy bolts, collapsing skyscrapers, doorways to other dimensions.
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I feel that if they really have a level of engagement, they'll learn all the nuts and bolts.
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And the excess of electrons pushing toward the ground made it easier for more lightning bolts to form.
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There have been problems reported with some of the older planes, including loose bolts and other safety issues.
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Adapters typically use explosive bolts or other powerful systems to break satellites free of their attachments to rockets.
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What are the nuts and bolts for how a company that's interested in doing that would do it?
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And I know reporters and Washington political types -- they just want to go to the nuts and bolts.
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One deal in particular saw Chevy Bolts being leased for $150 a month—cheaper than most gas guzzlers.
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And overall Trump's supporters have tended to be less engaged in the nuts and bolts of party activity.
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Other objects kids swallowed included nails, screws, tacks, bolts, hair products, Christmas decorations, kitchen gadgets, and desk supplies.
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One method involves a device called a plasma arc gasifier, which generates artificial lightning bolts between two electrodes.
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The assailant used bolts, a shorter and thicker version of an arrow, police spokesman Officer David Hopkinson said.
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With over 63 hours of content, this course will teach you the nuts and bolts of graphic design.
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Instead, it's virtually a nuts-and-bolts version of the basic idea, a trailer extended to feature length.
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Oregon, USC, and Virginia Tech are quickly dispatched by the kidnapper using a hadouken and various lightning bolts.
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The bolts holding the unit in place had rusted out, and prior plumbing repairs had weakened the concrete.
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Or, if you can't make out the stadium, well, it's the place where multiple bolts of lightning strike.
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Check out the galaxy's most famous bucket of bolts in Solo: A Star Wars Story, in theaters now.
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But Monday's attack, which left children with bolts and nails lodged in their bodies, was met with incomprehension.
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While Cutting through Spiritual Materialism gets into the nitty gritty, the nuts and bolts, Zen Mind, Beginners Mind.
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It reduced gifted and autonomous people to nuts and bolts in some monstrously huge, noisy, and stinking machine.
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I could see that it involved bolts and an elaborate deconstruction that went well beyond a quick fix.
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" Warren: "We will touch our rings together and use the lightning bolts to energize all of our colleagues.
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According to her memoir, she worked at a nuts-and-bolts factory during the summer of 1943. 13.
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SJ: Let's get back to the nuts and bolts of the markets in Europe and the banking sector.
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Mr. Miller said that he took home a few souvenir bolts and fiberglass fragments from structures being demolished.
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He hasn't even filled many vital positions that would deal with the nuts and bolts of trade policy.
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Then he swivels round and bolts like a raging bull for one last boxing match with the drums.
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Washington (CNN)Joe Biden knows more than most anyone about the nuts-and-bolts of running for president.
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The bolts give climbers a place to clip their ropes, but stepping on one is an obvious infraction.
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You gasp before the burly bodies that loom amid shearing bolts of white and divine blasts of amber.
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In the center, a white enamel skull stood jaw-open, lightning bolts and jutting through its eye sockets.
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During his first year, the president showed only a sporadic interest in the nuts and bolts of policymaking.
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Ford is recalling 2000 million vehicles in North America for potentially loose steering wheel bolts that could detach.
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The weight of the bolts involved in set construction sinks nearly all of them to the lake bottom.
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They are the nuts and bolts of a secure society, which is more stable because of women's advancement.
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Other officials said the police were investigating reports that the device had used nuts and bolts as shrapnel.
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CNN: We've talked a lot about the nuts and bolts of the program -- but what about the food?
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"What the f---...this woman is driving me nuts" Hasselbeck then bolts and declares she's leaving the show.
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On Thursday in San Francisco the company is unveiling its fleet of computer-operated, battery-powered Chevrolet Bolts.
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"Oh God, look at those bolts," he murmurs as I start on my own plastic beaker of fizz.
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A subsequent investigation by the Portland Press-Herald found dozens of missing bolts on the bridge, triggering statewide inspections.
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The company said under 1 percent of the more than 10,000 Bolts sold to date were facing the problem.
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Bolts that hold the system together have been corroding and weakening, particularly when exposed to harsh winter road conditions.
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All the things that ground operations are mostly focused on; the nuts and bolts of turning out the vote.
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He attached $5 Velcro straps, some nuts to bolts and approximately $8 worth of PVC pipes, joints and cement.
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In 2012, failures led to a global recall of bolts and a temporary stop to drilling activities, BSEE said.
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And it's also got lightning, in which huge bolts of electricity just randomly strike the ground from the sky.
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"Like a god controlling lightning bolts, he could throw ideas," he said of de Chirico in his metaphysical period.
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But to understand the nuts and bolts of scooter-sharing, we really need to look at the big picture.
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After Lisa bolts, Ethan beats Nick out of Marianne's apartment to follow his ex-wife to the doctor's office.
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The initial conclusion was that the collapse may have been caused by "loose or corroded bolts" or "shearing joints".
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The nuts-and-bolts planning for a Sanders campaign began in March 2015, shortly before his April 30 announcement.
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The debris also has holes from, he presumes, bolts that once attached it to the rest of the plane.
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Black Milk Clothing's Hogwarts collection features clothing adorned with school crests, lightning bolts and signs of the Deathly Hallows.
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The fleet will be comprised of Chevy Spark models, and eventually Bolts too when they rollout later in 2016.
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Look at David Bowie's death, you have people trying to grab on, painting their faces with fucking lightning bolts.
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Metal bolts affixed to ledges can deter skateboarders who might hurt themselves and others, crush plants, or chip marble.
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Behind the space was a bare office and Osakwe's studio, where tailors bent over sketches and bolts of fabric.
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They gazed slack-jawed at Julianna Barwick, as she sheared her voice into soaring, sometimes grating bolts of sound.
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What's less clear is how much Cohen discussed the nuts and bolts of policy-making with his longtime boss.
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After Tracy inveigles her way inside the house and bolts back a couple of vodkas, she suddenly turns aggressive.
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It ranges from defunct satellites and rocket parts to nuts, bolts, shards of metal and even flecks of paint.
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The two men used special bolts, which can't be removed with regular tools, to anchor it to the pavement.
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Foundries use sand to form the molds for iron bolts, manhole covers, engine blocks, and other cast-metal objects.
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Few of the directors are qualified to challenge managers on the nuts and bolts of running a major airline.
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The bolts, made by German supplier Bosch, can begin to corrode after contact in cold temperatures with road salt.
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You had done Toshack Highway, Magnetic Morning, and Bolts of Melody, so you kept busy after the band ended.
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It taught him that the nuts and bolts of payments wasn't as "complicated" or "mystical" as he once thought.
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Giorgi is also increasingly interested in pushing forward and taking advantage of the openings her baseline bolts can produce.
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Still, the economic nuts and bolts of such a program have gotten scant public attention: Who would be paid?
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In terms of the featured artworks, some of the strongest bolts of insight came from Phillips-Fein and DD4DD.
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"It can be a little more tricky than if you were making stainless steel nuts and bolts," Ellis said.
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Ms. Rosini, the St. Cornelius principal, said the school already had special bolts on doors and conducted lockdown drills.
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I might replace some rusted, worn-out nuts and bolts, or fix an oil pump from a buddy's truck.
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The plants look like river deltas, like plumes of smoke, like controlled detonations, like lightning bolts scything through darkness.
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But Chevy only sells a few thousand Bolts per quarter, so it's been a far less popular electric car.
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Windows in the ministry's group homes were nailed shut and doors locked with multiple dead bolts, the indictment said.
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But he's returned to the essential idea of documenting the nuts and bolts of building and running a company.
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The Cruise Origin six-seater is supposed to supplement Cruise's eventual taxi service in a fleet of Chevy Bolts.
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The steel nuts and bolts that fasten the laser cut plexiglas components let light and air through the layers.
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He bolts from the party, back to his life of ruthless self-repression with Getty, where he is comfortable.
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Technicians first turn the mounting bolts by hand into the subframe, then use sophisticated torque wrenches to tighten them.
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We can think of at least one Bolts legend who's loving that news ... Originally Published -- 10:10 AM PT
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But even if a nuts-and-bolts tech company hits scale, it seems difficult to keep that momentum up.
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This year, research on superbolts showed the bolts can be 1,000 times more energetic than regular lightning (shown below).
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This means really getting into the nuts and bolts of painting, its philosophy and history, while sipping a beer.
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Here, some members of their team give us a guide to the nuts and bolts of setting up a system.
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Rippling with lightning bolts, bloody limbs, and explosive onomatopoeia, the "reports" are as aesthetically dazzling here as they were devious.
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We try to send small bolts of electricity to the spinal cord by inserting a wire in the epidural area.
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Unlike its service in Los Angeles, though, Maven won't be offering any all-electric Chevy Bolts in New York City.
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GM's self-driving Chevy Bolts, powered by Cruise's automated driving software, are currently being tested in San Francisco and Arizona.
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GM says it has 20 autonomous Chevy Bolts and five autonomous Nissan Leafs currently operating on public roads in California.
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Others bear wicked-looking axes and spears, and a few have fashioned crossbows out of surgical tubing and bamboo bolts.
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Here are the nuts and bolts: Lyft's revenue grew from $1.06 billion to nearly $22019 billion from 2200 to 23.
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Even if she bolts from government altogether, Omarosa wouldn't go too far because plan B is pursuing a lobbyist gig.
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His Brits acceptance speech actually shows very little accent change within the nuts and bolts of vowels and consonants themselves.
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Metal rods are crack for lightning bolts, and Getty's 'gig' is the only thing fitting that description for many acres.
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He's just one of many Bolts that saw their fortunes turn more or less the second they departed the team.
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Appropriately dubbed the Weather Collection, the collection boasts lightning bolts as an ode to the daughter she gave birth to.
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Starting a business should be about your vision — not getting dragged down by the nuts and bolts of company operations.
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But nothing indicates that Gorsuch will be a Zeus-like figure hurling judicial lightning bolts from his throne on Olympus.
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Burton said some mines have tried to cut costs by using cheaper roof bolts, but it's counter-productive, and unsafe.
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Instead, these giant lightning bolts often strike over oceans, and they are most likely to appear from November to February.
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Viertel has been explicating those nuts-and-bolts principles to students at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
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On the back of this initial success with M4 bolts, Lewis Machine & Tool expanded its offerings to include complete guns.
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Harrison if you're reading this, thanks for being you—we'd also like to recommend Tyler, the Creator's show NUTS + BOLTS.
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Furthermore, if there is a chance Irving bolts in the offseason, the Celtics might want to reconsider trading for Davis.
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Each station at each venue carries basics like nuts, bolts and glue, but also a batch of sport-specific equipment.
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Mr. López Obrador is improvising, critics say, because he had given little thought to the nuts and bolts of governing.
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Another athlete's camp filed a protest, claiming Ondra had inadvertently stepped on one of the bolts protruding from the wall.
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The song's official remix features Blueface, another of this year's viral lightning bolts, though in this context he's an elder.
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Yours was the first that truly emulated the human animal, right down to the nuts and bolts, corpuscles and capillaries.
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Mr. Cuomo has at times prioritized aesthetics, like the appearance of subway stations, over the nuts and bolts of maintenance.
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My list of pantry staples, the nuts and bolts of daily cooking, has nothing that will make you think twice.
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Cruise, the autonomous vehicle company from General Motors, is testing its electric Chevy Bolts on the streets of San Francisco.
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To Eric, marriage seems a fait accompli, but when Toby senses the cage of intimacy lowering over him he bolts.
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Abilities like easily blocking blaster bolts and tossing stormtroopers off of cliffs help sell the fantasy that you're a Jedi.
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General Motors submitted its own petition to mass-produce a fleet of autonomous Chevy Bolts without steering wheel and pedals.
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"From my first days in training, I had a knack for the nuts and bolts of my profession," she said.
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The wish list went out the window as soon as we got into the nuts and bolts of it all.
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Through C.C.'s generous invitation to collaborate, I'm enjoying the challenges and rewards of the nuts and bolts of construction.
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Then, to get bolts of lightning, the charged particles need to separate into different regions of a volcano's ash plume.
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The nanny also began driving to work in a different car that had its plates fastened on with heftier bolts.
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Europe, I believe, can best sell itself today by running on its impressive oeuvre of concrete, nuts-and-bolts accomplishments.
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The makeup, which showed grisly bolts sticking out of the monster's neck, added to the ghoulishness that accompanied Karloff's performance.
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Champions Brooklyn Bolts Odd team names Florida Blacktips, Hudson Valley Fort Big-name owner Teams were owned by the league.
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So the nuts and bolts of how it is: You film the actor, and we're usually in a huge warehouse.
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Floral textile patterns imported from France were thrown out in favour of harsh, jagged designs featuring mechanical nuts and lightning bolts.
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It is a large white steel tube, covered with heat exchangers, with its ends sealed by metal plates and large bolts.
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In the long run, the nuts and bolts of how autonomous technology works won't be the way car companies differentiate themselves.
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And Americans can do with a lot more education when it comes to the nuts and bolts of the existing ACA.
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What are the different departments or roles, the different things that are just the nuts and bolts of how it works?
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Now that it's working with General Motors, Cruise Automation is operating a fleet of self-driving Chevrolet Bolts in San Francisco.
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They prioritize based on nuts and bolts like hardware availability, and squishier metrics like their relative importance in a given field.
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The catsuits, the wall of Marshall amps, the lightning bolts, the giant squids, the tattoos – I was shaken to my core.
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The president shows no sign of having the capacity to turn a vague promise into the nuts and bolts of policy.
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They are therefore held together by lock-bolts inserted through 10,7373 specially drilled holes in the flanges where the sections overlap.
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Last June, the company said that it had completed the first batch of prototype Chevy Bolts at its Orion assembly plant.
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"(We'll decide) once the nuts and bolts become clearer," Ashok Gajapathi Raju told Reuters on the sidelines of an aviation forum.
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There are a few nuggets of information for those who aren't interested in the nuts and bolts (literally) of SpaceX's rockets.
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GM's Maven car-sharing operation will receive Bolts to offer drivers who want to work for GM's ride-hailing partner, Lyft.
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Southco, US provider of locks, hinges and bolts, plans to build a factory in southern city of Rzeszow, Puls Biznesu said.
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One of them is devoted to management and administrative functions, a standard nuts-and-bolts component of any large government agency.
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Or is he so desperate to leave behind a life of crime that he bolts through the first available exit door?
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A team of schedulers synchronize delivery of beams, concrete deck panels, nuts and bolts and other supplies as they are needed.
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Suppliers and people familiar with the program say the initial production pace indicates plans for 20,000 to 30,000 Bolts a year.
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Half the bolts required a clockwise turn, the other half a counter-clockwise turn, as dictated by the Terms of Service.
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This first season of Tyler, The Creator's new NUTS + BOLTS show on VICELAND has been full of highly entertaining learning sessions.
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Nuts and bolts: Auto stocks climbed higher following the meeting, on expectations that a Trump EPA will ease fuel-efficiency standards.
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Then again, bypassing the nuts and bolts of Rivers's life let the singer put her own sardonic wit to great use.
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They take nonpartisan seminars about the nuts and bolts of joining Congress — how to hire staff and set up an office.
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And when I was there, I was taught sort of the very nuts and bolts of how to be a reporter.
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But few take the time to truly appreciate the nuts and bolts of this weeklong celebration, including its historic centerpiece: matzah.
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While Tesla is struggling with production of the Model 2200, GM sold 2000,27 Bolts in 2500, with monthly sales mostly rising.
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The governor is too much in love with frills, not the unsexy nuts and bolts of keeping up the subway system.
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For Mr. Trump, they said, a deal with Mr. Kim would not just be about the nuts and bolts of disarmament.
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It's a significant move away from the usual auterist approach, much more focused on the nuts and bolts of film craft.
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"Everyone is in agreement about what the North Star is here, it's just working out nuts and bolts," Mr. Tyler said.
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When helped to her feet, bolts of pain shot from the back of her head down her spine into her legs.
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The polls suggest that many voters may be more taken with the single-payer slogan than with the nuts and bolts.
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The numbers on the front are the actual seat numbers, and the holes are for bolts that held the benches down.
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The bolts that are removed to open the Jeep to the great outdoors each have labeled slots in the cargo hold.
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There are at least 500,000 pieces of junk floating around in Earth's orbit, including defunct satellites, rocket boosters, nuts and bolts.
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Dramatic video shows bolts of lightning as a volcano spews ash up to nine miles into the air in the Philippines.
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Because wood expands and contracts due to environmental conditions, you may need to tighten the bolts every once in a while.
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He was devastated until his mother ran to the toolbox and got two nuts and bolts that would do the job.
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Retiring When Phyllis Lay starts playing her flute, the family cat gives her a dirty look and bolts from the room.
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The Athens national observatory's Zeus system recorded more than 10,500 lightning bolts by 1000 GMT, more than half over the sea.
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How many of us understood the nuts and bolts of how the world actually works when we were 17 or 18?
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Pissed off at the Chargers for leaving San Diego ... right after you got that sweet Bolts logo tatted on your arm???
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If you haven't heard, it's called NUTS + BOLTS, and we have good news—it's made with our friends over at VICELAND.
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It appeared out of the darkness and hammered the front bumper, to which a radio antenna was attached with steel bolts.
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The contractor, Tappan Zee Constructors, issued a statement in response to questions about the investigation and allegations: "To the extent that inquiries or concerns have been raised regarding the quality of the A490 bolts, Tappan Zee Constructors (TZC) has fully cooperated by providing documentation, hundreds of actual bolts for testing and access to our employees," the company said.
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Companies also focus their spending on regulatory functions and practical, nuts-and-bolts security measures, like triaging and cleaning up significant problems.
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He bought bolts of blue and white fabric and a Singer sewing machine and turned his apartment into a one-man sweatshop.
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But with this ionization, that process can get started a lot more easily, so there would be a lot more lightning bolts.
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Some covers are thicker with padding than others, which keeps any screws or bolts on the board from poking through your clothes.
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In Mary Boone's Chelsea space, a large central tree, pieced together with what look like bolts and rods, resembles a dead carcass.
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But no one that day had made it past the "lightning bolts," which look like a demented version of adult monkey bars.
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These are caustic little bolts that jab at what it's like to grow up as an Asian American person in white America.
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You'll take a deep dive into all its functions, and get up to speed with the nuts and bolts of the program.
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" After a brief lull in gunfire, Knapp bolts out of the bar and runs into the parking lot, yelling, "Guys, run — go.
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As Cage conceived it, screws, bolts and even an eraser are placed on the prepared piano's strings to create a percussive orchestra.
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Call it a mashup of alien and robot ... with faux guts and brains exposed and bolts and pipes attached to her body.
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For instance, Cruise's app — called Cruise Anywhere — allows staffers to take its semi-autonomous Chevy Bolts to anywhere in downtown San Francisco.
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Chevy says Bolts are currently in transit to California and Oregon, with "hundreds" planned for delivery before the end of the year.
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All signs suggest it will be San Francisco, where Cruise is headquartered and constantly testing its autonomous Chevy Bolts on public roads.
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This course will run you through the basics of the program and get you to grips with all its nuts and bolts.
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Why it matters: The Rules Committee will play an important nuts and bolts role in shaping the select committee on the topic.
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GM says it will have a ride-sharing service featuring its line of self-driving Chevy Bolts ready to go by 2019.
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Check out Ari Melber's in-depth reporting today on the nuts and bolts of Donald Trump's proposed plan to address Muslim immigration .
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For a day, the desert portion of Fortnite's island kept getting struck by lightning bolts emanating from a rift in the sky.
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Yooka-Laylee Rare goofed up with the last Banjo-Kazooie, Nuts & Bolts, which didn't feel like a Banjo-Kazooie game at all.
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Nuts and bolts first: The 10.5-inch iPad Air starts at $5303 for the wifi only model ($630 for the cellular version).
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Once you master the nuts and bolts of business, you'll learn soft skills such as leadership, management, and how to gain influence.
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Bolts needed for the maintenance of the bridge are carefully shelved by size, and jostle for storage space with vintage spare parts.
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ECT still has a bit of an image issue, as the concept conjures up crudely electrifying the brain with high-voltage bolts.
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At GM's Orion assembly plant, Bolts are rolling off the same final assembly line as gasoline-fueled Chevrolet Sonic sedans and hatchbacks.
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Isla, who also turns out to be pretty relatable, is attracted to anything shiny -- including the nuts and bolts in the enclosure.
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Anti-theft nuts and bolts make it hard to take apart and the proprietary design make any stolen parts pretty much useless.
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It was packed with more than two kilograms of metal shrapnel including screws, bolts, nails, knives and screw drivers, the court heard.
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This is really in the nuts and bolts, but on custom content, it's very hard to get people to look at it.
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At a nuts and bolts level, much of the federal government is going to be run by goons or not at all.
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Sure, it's just colored dots, but really, most science is dots — what were you expecting, lightning bolts zooming along axons on camera?
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For Tesla to really cruise, though, the visionary entrepreneur needs to prove he can durably master the nuts and bolts of manufacturing.
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A man named David told me that a Patronus shoots lightning bolts, and even asked me if Snape himself is a Patronus.
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Tesla has been voluntarily recalling Model S sedans built before April 2016 in order to replace bolts in the power steering component.
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Top advisers he has tasked with nuts-and-bolts negotiations, led by his son-in-law Jared Kushner, are also lacking experience.
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They say that Feinstein's bill could be used to later justify prohibitions against lighter trigger pulls, accelerated hammer drops and finished bolts.
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It was obvious from his testimony that Mueller didn't seem to have much knowledge of the nuts and bolts of the investigation.
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The governor said Indian Point had been plagued by numerous safety and operational problems, including faulty bolts, and various leaks and fires.
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The weapons in this latest aircraft industry battle are bits and bytes, rather than the nuts and bolts of a repair hangar.
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And Mueller's prosecutors has taken pains to keep the trial focused on the nuts and bolts of the specific charges against Manafort.
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If the franchise bolts—idiot prince failson Mark Davis seems all-in on the idea, whatever that's worth—it will be heretical.
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This past summer, Bandier boutiques, which sell designer active wear, quickly sold out of $198 black Ultracor leggings printed with lightning bolts.
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And Marilyn might have wiggled by in big-bow-bustled satin sheaths for evening with star-spangled lighting bolts mixed in. Shazam!
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For the most part, this is an effective strategy, if inconsistent with regard to the nuts and bolts of tense and perspective.
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Our thought bubble, per Axios' Joe Uchill: This leaves a gap in nuts and bolts tech understanding that the House already lacks.
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Rubino had a box with clothing and bumper stickers with "SS Bolts," common white supremacist and neo-Nazi symbols, according to Carpenito.
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The governor's rollout was unorthodox: Gone were the traditional address to the legislators and the nuts-and-bolts briefing with financial analysts.
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Sport climbing takes place on routes, either in gyms or outdoors, that have fixed protection; you hook your rope into existing bolts.
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Bronn's scorpion bolts didn't slay Drogon but it was the latest volley in this season's campaign to neutralize, somewhat, the dragon advantage.
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The living room has eight-foot-high casement windows with bronze bolts and a Victorian reproduction bronze globe chandelier and wall sconces.
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What to do with bolts of nineteen-fifties tweed so heavy that to wear it in a modern office would court heatstroke?
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Trump isn't likely to read a laundry list of nuts-and-bolts measures, as some presidents have done; that's not his style.
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Warholm bolts from the starting blocks until he crosses the finish line, but Benjamin tends to be more cautious in his approach.
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JON PARELES Marie Fredriksson, the frontwoman of the Swedish pop outfit Roxette, had a broad, powerful voice that hit like lightning bolts.
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Past a ledge, Royal Robbins clipped slings to lopsided bolts that the previous climbers had drilled only partway into the hard granite.
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"Among mature democracies, the nuts and bolts of American contests seem notoriously vulnerable to incompetence and simple human errors," Ms. Norris notes.
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Mission statements don't necessarily make it easier for students to understand the nuts and bolts of admissions, but they are absolutely vital.
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But for Bolts as for other electric vehicles, experts generally recommend keeping it 2003 to 80 percent charged for optimal battery life.
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I am most skeptical of "Pattern Folds" (2009), which consists of pastel-colored bolts of cloth with crisp clothing patterns cut out.
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The authors focused on the nuts and bolts often without background; materials, color, patterning and symbols were the book's defining organizational narrative.
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Among the problems: Dropped bolts and other debris would shut down automated vehicles that carried truck frames through part of the assembly process.
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Gerguri said the explosives contained fragments of metal, bolts and nails to increase their destructive force and cause a high number of victims.
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Eventually, as more people replace their internal combustion engined cars with Teslas and Chevy Bolts, the utilities will need to transmit more power.
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A report issued by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration indicates that workers either loosened or removed bolts to save time during dismantling.
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When Jones and Sasha finally park near Divinity Rock, Sasha bolts, tracing a similar path to where Becky was tied up last year.
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It's a kind of first-person procedural, less concerned with the nuts and bolts of these undertakings than one man's experience of them.
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After the show, a suicide-bomber detonated a device packed with metal nuts and bolts, injuring over 60 and killing 22, including Saffie.
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Maybe that makes me a part of the problem, just one of millions of nuts and bolts that keep the Kardashian factory going.
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And previously, GM invested $500 million in Lyft with the goal of eventually deploying its driverless Chevy Bolts on the ride-hail network.
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These medical tattoos are not butterflies or lightning bolts; rather doctors use subtle coloration to make discolored areas match surrounding skin more closely.
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A key is required to fully activate both of the locking bolts, but the keyhole is hidden behind the man's swiveling front leg.
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The thrifty anonymous lifehacker even gave a Reddit AMA yesterday to explain all the nuts and bolts of getting away with this scheme.
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We took a ride in one of Cruise's self-driving Chevy Bolts in 2017 and found it a good taste of the future.
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The mode played totally differently than standard Fortnite, and it was a blast to learn the nuts and bolts of how to win.
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They may love and believe in technology, but that doesn't mean they understand the nuts and bolts of it on a detailed level.
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C. picked up toggle bolts at Home Depot ($2.82), and he gets to work finishing the dining room mirror and other tasks upstairs.
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Our mental image is of an android in overalls, clocking in with a lunchbox full of oil and bolts, and grabbing a hammer.
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In this course, you'll tackle the nuts and bolts of Java so you can build your own collection of web and Android apps.
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CGI makes it possible to show Reed Richards' body stretching like taffy or to portray Dr. Strange blasting mystic bolts of eldritch energy.
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We're also airing a new episode of NUTS + BOLTS, in which Tyler, the Creator tries to figure out how to make people float.
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Guttersnipe, two lanky lighting bolts trying to out Eric Paul each other, made fevered, villainous, push-the-favored-child-down-the-well music.
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A crowd of thousands in Vancouver's hockey arena watched the bots battle paiN over 52 tense minutes packed with spells and fire bolts.
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Before we get into the nuts-and-bolts of this study and its conclusions, it's important to understand where the data came from.
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In your training, you'll discover the nuts and bolts of an entire project life cycle, from initiation and planning to execution and closure.
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Eric Dickerson thinks the Chargers relocating to Los Angeles was a HUGE mistake ... telling TMZ Sports the Bolts are "no factor" in Hollywood.
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We've already covered the nuts and bolts of the request, as well as Cook's response and the White House's response to that response.
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Do you feel like you've got insight into the nuts and bolts, and bits and bytes, and zeros and ones of that world?
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It's a good idea, because even with the special bolts and the smart lock, some of these bikes are bound to be stolen.
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Shlomo Bolts is the policy and advocacy officer at Syrian American Council and the co-founder of Jews for Human Rights in Syria.
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Honeycomb (from beehives), Honeycomb (the cereal), Super Hexagon, ASTM and ISO standard bolts, and five-eighths of the panels on a soccer ball.
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In February, Reuters reported that GM would begin testing thousands of its self-driving Bolts in Lyft fleets as early as next year.
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Instead, as you might expect from a trade journal, the chosen quotes favor the nuts and bolts of Knight's business decisions and partnerships.
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While the chief of staff is dealing with personnel, the White House counsel is dealing with the nuts and bolts of the investigation.
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If Mr. Trump is the Frankenstein monster of the G.O.P., the media has contributed some bolts and a few nuts to the creation.
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Ideas are great, especially aspirational ones that demonstrate the nuts and bolts of a policy agenda that also looks toward the next generations.
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Nuts and bolts Ocasio-Cortez's resolution would create a select committee in the House to draft a plan that fits the proposal's standards.
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Another included five varieties of acorn boiled with rust from various sources—nuts and bolts, wire, brackets—and a drop of gum arabic.
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Another 170 million bits of debris as small as a pencil tip may also exist — including things like explosive bolts and paint flecks.
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But before they can get to the nuts and bolts of tax reform, they have to pave the way with a budget resolution.
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I'll almost certainly tinker with some of it, just, we call it, going around the chassis and tightening a few nuts and bolts.
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It's relatively easy for us to marvel over the brass bolts of a 1940s diving dress or the wheels of an ancient Schwinn.
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Lewis worked in his rented space on nights and weekends, bringing the newly fabricated bolts home for heat treatment in his kitchen oven.
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Yesterday, for instance, Trump threw down lightning bolts from Air Force One when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dared challenge him on trade.
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These "navigators" guided people through the nuts and bolts of enrollment, but also reached out to their communities, advertising the open enrollment period.
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GM has sold 29,2400 Bolts through the first six months of this year, after rolling out the car at the end of 2016.
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But as the planks spun around the axis, they gradually loosened the custom-made 4.5-inch nuts and bolts that held it together.
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But when you really think about the nuts and bolts of this boss-employee relationship, you start to wonder how appropriate it is.
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It would be easy to object to the glut of fires, floods, wolves, lightning bolts welding a cowboy's boots to a rail, etc.
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Ms. Lewis's search for lighter finishes was part of a McLaren initiative that chased every gram of savings — even the choice of bolts.
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Clearly, the spirit of The Grackle's outrage—the nuts and bolts of a massive company futzing around with a beloved product—is earnest.
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One is an electric mouse that paralyzes prey with thunder bolts; the other is a silver fox who melts hearts with a smile.
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Mercury meets Uranus in Aries on March 26, bringing shocking news and, on the plus side, major lightning bolts of inspiration and genius.
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Chevrolet dealer Yev Kaplinskiy said his dealership located between San Francisco and Silicon Valley sold 15 Bolts last weekend, after Tesla's latest delay.
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Changes there will require that young people learn the nuts and bolts of these systems, so they can intelligently argue about reasonable options.
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Tesla has established itself as an innovator in electric-vehicle technology, but it has struggled with the nuts-and-bolts of making cars.
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But the national spotlight on Ms. Hallquist has tended to overlook her nuts-and-bolts policy ideas in favor of her gender identity.
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Later, he planted succulents and wiry, Giacometti-like cacti in concrete pots of his own design that suggest decaying industrial nuts and bolts.
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Perhaps the best moment comes when Gus, mistakenly believing he's just generated bolts of lightning, gazes in mild wonder at his own hand.
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By leaving the bolts unpainted, Judd shares something with Robert Ryman, which is the desire to reveal how a work is put together.
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But when you see the nuts and bolts of what goes into the Crave Duet with your own eyes, it's hard to deny.
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Earlier this year, GM introduced a related service, Maven Gig, that lets drivers for Lyft, Uber and ride-sharing services rent Chevy Bolts.
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As the door panel is lifted, the orangutan bolts straight up and disappears into the foliage in a flash as the onlookers gasp.
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Cruise, owned by General Motors, tests its Chevrolet Bolts in San Francisco, but delayed a plan to launch a service there this year.
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Shlomo Bolts is a policy and advocacy officer with the Syrian American Council is co-founder of Jews for Human Rights in Syria.
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One has the easier job, languorously holding the door in place as his colleague strains to tighten a dozen studded bolts in turn.
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Photo: Carl Milner Photography (Flickr)Superbolts, the strongest lightning bolts, occur at surprising times and in surprising places, a new study has found.
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Apple dropped a series of ten videos last month detailing the nuts and bolts of how to apply and use the card itself.
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The team cut the bolts, released it from the cistern, put it into a box and transported it by van to their workshop.
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In working with them, Wuerfel got a close-up look at entrepreneurship, customer service and the nuts and bolts of running a business.
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Years later he worked as a tea boy in his uncle's Ladbroke Grove studio where he learned the nuts and bolts of recording.
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The typical jersey burning usually happens after a player bolts in free agency; a situation where the player makes the decision to leave.
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So imagine a real-life version of Pac-Man where you're controlling one Bolt and escape other Bolts programmed as ghosts perpetually giving chase.
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"This is the nuts and bolts of designing wills and trusts," said Larry Lehmann, president of the National Association of Estate Planners and Councils.
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Initial reports suggest at least 20 kg of explosives were used in a suicide jacket that also contained nuts and bolts, reported the Guardian.
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The object was actually a bottle filled with nuts and bolts from a construction site, Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton told CNN.
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This argument conflates several ideas by using the fact that most people are not familiar with nuts and bolts of how the internet works.
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She bolts into the picture, she hits me on the arm and then he goes by and maybe he touched her a little bit.
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Unfortunately, the assembly line robots just couldn't deal with unexpected orientations of objects like nuts and bolts, or complicated maneuvering between the car frame.
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Competition was stifled, investment faltered and labour relations soured to the extent that managers straying onto the shop floor had to dodge flying bolts.
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GM bought startup Cruise Automation and integrated its tech into a fleet of Chevy Bolts with plans offer an autonomous taxi service in 2019.
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For this particular model, over 500 parts are used to make up the impenetrable box with 26 hardened steel bolts keeping things shut tight.
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Seeking a solution, Mr. Obama on Tuesday advocated a series of nuts-and-bolts changes along with his grander call for more civic engagement.
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The new Los Angeles quarterback told us he's hopin' the Bolts bring back the future Hall of Famer -- and his reasoning is pretty simple.
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The altercation goes on for a while ... before it's clear the two can't see eye to eye and Cam bolts for the locker room.
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You can lock the bike up using just the frame because the rest of the bike has been locked down with special security bolts.
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Players disperse the ghosts by drawing the symbol hovering over their heads: a V and inverted V, horizontal and vertical lines, and lightning bolts.
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" The pilots allegedly went on to detail what may have happened, saying, a United mechanic had "over-torqued the bolts of the cockpit window.
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Flavored vodkas, along with a seemingly endless combination of cocktail recipes, forced whiskey makers to pivot from the nuts and bolts of the craft.
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At the company's Orion Assembly plant outside of Detroit, I saw Bolts on the same line as gas-powered Chevy Sonics and Buick Veranos.
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HE'S NO ALI He prefers to hurl spells, incantations and mystic bolts, but Doctor Strange will engage in physical combat if he has to.
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Using a power drill, he began to remove the bolts securing each of the box's legs to the concrete, sending up clouds of dust.
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Because the bolts are too tight, flag down two young men who kindly but wordlessly remove the flat and put on the lumpy spare.
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Also, one Amazon review points out that the "attaching hardware (nuts/bolts)" are subject to rusting and losing some of their durability and effectiveness.
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A lot of the international press was interested in the nuts and bolts of the shutdown, especially as it affected their citizens' travel plans.
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In an email to customers, the electric automaker explained that it has seen "excessive corrosion" in the power steering bolts of the affected vehicles.
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They also found a suitcase full of nails and metal bolts, used to make bombs more lethal, as well as an Islamic State flag.
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WATCH: The first episode of 'Nuts + Bolts', with Tyler, the Creator VICE: What are your feelings generally on Rick and Morty as a show?
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Students can then learn how to use block-based JavaScript to make Bolts roll if different directions, light up, and interact with each other.
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Surrounding that, an alcove of old leather bags and speedballs that hung like bats from the bolts and beams of the Victorian era building.
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More deserving of public respect is a foundation of historically steeped, nuts-and-bolts competence in governance on which to construct such a city.
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Together, they designed self-driving Bolts to the safety and quality standards that G.M. applied to its regular cars, trucks and sport utility vehicles.
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The interior bore the marks of a makeshift armored vehicle: Exposed, uncapped bolts showed where giant metal plates had been added to the sides.
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Generally, it's assumed that ash particles jostling within the volcanic tempest build up huge electrical imbalances that can only be neutralized by supercharged bolts.
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As Canopy Tower ages, the trees will grow over the ends of the bolts that fasten the steel arcs at top to the trunks.
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Mr. Julien-Laferrière said the police suspected that the bag was an explosive device that contained nuts and bolts intended to harm people nearby.
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But the machinery was slow and inconsistent in tightening the bolts that secure the seats and connecting the wiring that supplies power to them.
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Hollie's legs were broken, her mother's jaw was broken, and both suffered wounds from shrapnel, including embedded bolts in their bodies, The Guardian reported.
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There are exceptions, but Mr. Trump seems to be betting that nuts-and-bolts experience running government agencies just doesn't matter, Neil Irwin writes.
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Along with a handy life lesson about following your own interests, this book offers a fascinating peek at the nuts and bolts of journalism.
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General Motors Co and its Cruise Automation affiliate logged nearly 10,000 miles in self-driving vehicles on California roads, many of them Chevrolet Bolts.
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In addition, bolts were added to each truss to secure the steel caps at their ends; previously, the caps were attached only with epoxy.
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The district installed hundreds more security cameras, applied bullet-resistant film to windows, and hardened classroom doors with bolts and a remote locking system.
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G.M. sells roughly 323,500 Bolts a month in the United States, compared with the 30,000 cars Tesla tends to sell monthly around the world.
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Each of the new steering-wheel free Chevy Bolts feature an emergency stop button passengers can press if they need to stop the car.
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Photos sent to CNN from inside the campus show what appeared to be a makeshift bomb made from a gas canister with bolts attached.
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Critics point that this kind of nuts and bolts economic analysis doesn't account for other benefits cities might receive from running government broadband systems.
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There's also plenty of bullet-deflecting, lasso-ing, and prime Amazonian butt-kicking, but the true highlight is Wonder Woman swinging from lightning bolts.
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For instance, while you can sprint, an AI character never will, so it's a dead giveaway when a character suddenly bolts through the crowd.
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"I think it [the auto industry] had this reputation of an antiquated industry of nuts and bolts and greasy bits," DiMarco told Business Insider.
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These pyrocumulonimbus clouds frequently produce lightning, and as they sweep across the landscape their bolts of electricity can ignite new conflagrations, Yale E360 reports.
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The Sanders and Warren plans illustrate the difficulty of moving from big-picture numbers and slogans to the nuts and bolts of federal policy.
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The Bolts captain is droppin' $25k per month for the pad ... which comes with a crazy view of the ocean and an outdoor pool.
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Barring any unforeseen delays, the first Bolts will roll off the production line at GM's Orion Assembly facility in Michigan by the end of 2016.
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They are, as my colleague Steven Levy writes, precision-milled aluminum rails that attach to glass doors—sliding and swinging alike—with no visible bolts.
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Lindsay was not only a riveting character study of a troubled person, but an inside look at the nuts and bolts of the celebreality genre.
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But the idea of appointing a new chief operating officer to oversee the nuts and bolts of the business has long hung in the air.
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Exempting GM from some of these rules, for example, could clear the company to start offering rides in its fleet of self-driving electric Bolts.
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The undersecretary of state for management, Kennedy's former post, is tasked with handling the nuts and bolts of the department — personnel, facilities, and the like.
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Drive down most major streets in Los Angeles and it's an obstacle course of Skittles-colored mobility devices: green Limes, yellow Bolts, red Jump bicycles.
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As temperatures plunged, owners of Chevy Bolts and Tesla Model 3s told CNBC they were seeing at most 50 percent less range in their vehicles.
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When a plane crashes, the NTSB investigates every aspect of the crash, down to the bolts on the aircraft, determining if anyone is at fault.
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Dom's told the car is the fastest on the island, but it's no match for him even as he's driving a rundown bucket of bolts.
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This second year was so satisfying, because we got to really start to see the programmatic and all the nuts-and-bolts stuff come together.
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For example, GM's self-driving Chevy Bolts encounter 270 emergency vehicles for every 1,000 miles driven in San Francisco, compared to just six in Phoenix.
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"Anyone can stick bolts through a bat, but not everyone has the resources or gall to have a bat gold plated and engraved," says Bajda.
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While down below, in the engine room, there grow "vines of copper piping and sprouting thermometers, the fuel pumps budded with bolts and flowering stopcocks".
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To circumvent this issue Derwood used store bought components for some of the biggest points of failure: the barrel, hammer, firing pin, bolts, and springs.
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Every delicate branch and spindle is etched in white across the ultramarine background of the paper, jagged and yet spectral, like so many lightning bolts.
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Amazon says Part Finder currently works for fasteners, meaning screws, nuts, bolts, and washers, but the feature will expand to include other replacement parts soon.
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So, as a queer artist I was interested in talking about this nuts and bolts, mundane part of the everyday life of being an outsider.
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However, National Weather Service's Ralph Estelle told the news outlet that no more than four lightning bolts were reported in the area on Friday afternoon.
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At the age of 16, she bolts from the strict perimeter her father has established around the cave they call home (really, it's a cave).
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Everything from paint chips, nuts, bolts, bits of foil, and lens caps are among the 670,000 objects that are one to 83 centimeters in size.
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When Trump promised a wall during the campaign, Kobach was there with a nuts-and-bolts idea for how to make Mexico finance the project.
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But using the lightsaber requires developing legitimate skill, since you've got to catch blaster bolts at just the right angle to send them ricocheting back.
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This means it has the four bolts, and a big ol' Saskatchewan on top with the tagline "land of the living skies" on the bottom.
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"The heat of the fire was extreme," Mr. Cuomo said, adding that it was so intense that firefighters could hear bolts popping from the beams.
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Nearby, "Rust at Rest," a polished dark-wood bricolage, fuses nautical, Victorian and Art Deco while offering visitors seemingly iron bolts made of dark chocolate.
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She said the industries affected by higher steel and aluminum prices include autos, tractors, appliances and everything made from metal, such as nuts and bolts.
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The automaker is already operating self-driving Chevy Bolts in San Francisco as part of a beta test run by the company's subsidiary, Cruise Automation.
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"I am a car guy and knew I could change it but it was cold outside and the lug bolts were very tight," Powell wrote.
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The worker bolts out from behind the car just in time and runs to safety while the plane collides with the fencing, barely missing him.
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In one of the books, Swift invented an "electric rifle" that could shoot bolts of electricity and was powerful enough to bring down an elephant.
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In internal surveys, the airlines described issues like production delays, dented panels, scratches on cockpit windows, loose nuts and bolts, and unsecured fuel-line clamps.
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Among several issues noted were loose seats, missing and incorrectly installed pins, nuts and bolts not fully tightened, and a fuel-line clamp left unsecured.
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An average lightning bolt strikes land with thousands of joules of energy, but that's tiny in comparison to some bolts that flash over the ocean.
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"I am a car guy and knew I could change it but it was cold outside and the lug bolts were very tight," Powell writes.
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Twin Peaks, for example, is great because it bolts a whole nightmarish new house to the old scaffolding, acknowledging rather than ignoring the rust beneath.
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" On beginning her career with the agency: "From my first days in training, I had a knack for the nuts and bolts of my profession.
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If you are brave enough to confront bolts of silks, satins, linen and lace, look for linen cloth with protective wax coating in solid colors.
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What's left of the boat — blackened beams and timber, threadless bolts and iron drifts — dates its construction to the period of the Clotilda, they said.
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As a child in rural Kansas, I would listen to my father walk the perimeter of our home each night, latching screens and sliding bolts.
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We skip over the lofty prognostications from venture capitalists and storytime with founders to dig into the nuts and bolts of how it all works.
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"This is a classic California nuts-and-bolts policy of how to build the dream," said Bernadette Del Chiaro, executive director of the trade group.
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Wheels Low-speed torque and whisper-quiet operation make electric vehicles an attractive alternative for commercial uses, and the incognito answer to Teslas and Bolts.
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Durst "has been instrumental" in helping Vital Spaces with the nuts and bolts of the operation and getting it off the ground, Boyd told Hyperallergic.
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On Monday night, he detonated a bomb full of nails, bolts and ball bearings at the Manchester Arena, killing 22 people and injuring dozens more.
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In 2012, the plant was shut down to limit damage from stray bolts found under the fuel cells, Reuters reported, citing a Russian industry source.
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It is a list of 32 nuts-and-bolts ideas that, in the main, are almost self-evident and should have already been in place.
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If regulators in Washington approve, GM plans to test up to 2,500 of these modified Chevy Bolts on public roads in at least seven states.
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General Motors has found better luck selling the more affordable Chevy Bolt; the American automaker typically sells anywhere between 1,000 to 2,000 Bolts per month.
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Rather than pit his own souped-up muscle car against the guy's retro hot rod, Dom opts to race in his cousin's bucket o' bolts.
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He attached these works to the wall with exposed nails, masking tape, screws, bolts, brackets, clips, plastic straps, pressure plates or small cubes of wood.
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On polling day, journalists highlighted accidental failures in the nuts and bolts of electoral maladministration, including human errors and machine breakdowns in registration and balloting.
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But testimony seemed to indicate that Officer Liang did not see Mr. Gurley before firing, which stripped race from the nuts and bolts of the matter.
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In a video game, the proverbial nuts and bolts, the machinations of the AI, are hidden beneath a veneer of animation and sound, the surface presentation.
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GM bought Cruise and put autonomous Chevy Bolts on the roads of San Francisco in an effort to remain relevant when people stop buying private cars.
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As Norway's Daniel Modøl discovered while filming a storm from his deck, those unpredictable lightning bolts can strike anywhere, even 16-feet from where you're standing.
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At the Santa Claus Conservatory, Ed leads workshops and seminars on everything from beard whitening and care to the nuts and bolts of search engine optimization.
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Super Kennen turns the electrified little ninja into what looks like a variation of the Flash, except instead of moving fast, Super Kennen throws electric bolts.
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Claire Cottrill comes to Brooklyn; Cage's prepared piano, with screws and bolts, steals the show; and LaBeouf channels his dad in his feature screenwriting debut. Nov.
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He would begin the course by handing students what he called "creativity kits" — a grab bag of random parts like paper clips, screws, bolts and wire.
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Maven, General Motors' year-old car-sharing service, is adding over 100 all-electric Chevy Bolts to its fleet in Los Angeles, the company announced today.
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The two Bolts share a name, so it only made sense that Bolt the company would bring Bolt the human onboard as its official brand ambassador.
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Turtle takes the rabbit down from the skewer and the mouse bolts, feinting right and then changing directions in a desperate bid for a nearby rock.
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The strategy involves more of an effort to discredit key witnesses and a more confrontational approach to the nuts and bolts of the Democratic inquiry process.
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"Madison has been such a trooper through all of this and continues to be the nuts and bolts of our family," her mother continued on Facebook.
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Instead, it would prefer to stick to the data preparation and delivery and let others deal with nuts and bolts of machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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In one look, the actress wears a Prada skirt, covered in lightning bolts, with a blue collared Prada blouse, tall sheer socks and ankle-strap pumps.
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"We're doing it again," she joked at the start of the process, later showing the complete dollhouse — and a handful of screws and bolts left behind.
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The research could eventually allow human scientists to focus on high-level problems and research design, leaving the nuts and bolts to a robotic lab assistant.
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Every bit of clothing, suits that we made for Jared Harris and Stellan Skarsgård, were made from bolts of cloth that were taken from the '80s.
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Ground control teams took over operations to drive the capsule to a docking port, triggering automatic bolts that locked it into place at 8:12 a.m.
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The chain's now selling Power Rangers doughnuts with edible glitter and sugar lightning bolts on top, and some shops throughout the country are serving Nutella doughnuts.
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Others spread bolts of fabric to picnic on, pulling out plastic bags of grilled chicken, sticky rice, bamboo shoots and tiny, floral South-East Asian oranges.
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School of Game Design is virtually a library chock-full of step-by-step instructional videos that will teach you the nuts and bolts of gaming.
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Microsoft provides the nuts and bolts services framework, but it's partnering with third party companies like Dell EMC, HPE and Lenovo to make it all work.
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LONDON — Britain's legendary weather has been captured in a quirky 37-piece jewelry collection that includes a shining sun, flashing bolts of lightning and thunderous clouds.
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The intensity starts in its first seconds, when Elvis Martini (Nickola Shreli, flinty and convincing) bolts down the street after setting fire to his Detroit home.
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In our Week 16 film study, we worried that coordinator Gus Bradley's static Cover-3 scheme would come back to bite the Bolts in the postseason.
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But two nondescript pillows with the same name from a nuts-and-bolts, we-sell-two-things company called Luxe Pillow recently unseated my incumbent favorites.
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Where Up To Anything ambled, We're Not Talking bolts, tripping over itself to get out ideas and words and feelings but still graceful all the same.
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Capitol Hill insiders will quickly point out that it's congressional staff rather than their elected bosses who deal with the nuts and bolts of public policy.
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The White House also is working on various other required "nuts and bolts" such as drafting the implementing language and various reports, which are well underway.
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She's stunned, then panicked, then nervous, then excited as she bolts from the bedroom to the nearest bathroom, where she takes stock of what just happened.
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Some used wrenches to loosen bolts on roadside fences, which were then shaken loose, bound with nylon ties, and formed into makeshift barricades against the police.
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It has a handle that expands to 21 inches to give you the leverage and torque needed to loosen lug nuts (and other bolts) with ease.
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Superbolts are lightning bolts that release over 1 million Joules of electric energy — that's 1,000 times more than an average bolt, according to a recent study.
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He cut off the straps of the parachute and took them home, along with some work tools and bolts that he found scattered on the ground.
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They said his testimony must have been written by a "Jew Hollywood writer" and posted the number "88" surrounded by lightning bolts, a white nationalist symbol.
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General Motors President Dan Ammann made a rather bold statement today: In less than two years, autonomous Chevy Bolts will be driving around busy city streets.
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At Arzak, a seafood dish might be served on a video screen playing ocean waves, or chocolate sweets presented in the shape of nuts and bolts.
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You get that impression looking into his eyes, especially when tractor beams of bright blue radiance shoot out of them like bolts from Harry Potter's wand.
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Jimmy and Steve were very keen to do one, but I had Bolts of Melody as an outlet, so they were really chomping at the bit.
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It's a ten-day delay to give the agencies some time to decide on the nuts and bolts of policies they'll be implementing on the ground.
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For after a, let's face it, transcendental, performance of "Love Yourself," young Justin bolts to the back of the gargantuan stage to join Diplo and Skrillex.
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Of particular interest to Noto are so-called ad-tech companies, the behind-the-scenes nuts-and-bolts systems that underpin the internet's automated-advertising economy.
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People no longer have to make a trip to Home Depot or Lowe's to find the size of random screws, nuts or bolts, Digital Trends reports.
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And the physicist James Maxwell balked at his own theory involving electric and magnetic fields, because in his day the beauty standard involved gears and bolts.
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"Insurance ticks every box of what not to do," Schreiber tells me when discussing the nuts and bolts of designing a system to incentivize good behavior.
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The company recently acquired a small laser-imaging company to augment Cruise's work on outfitting all-electric Chevrolet Bolts with the most advanced self-driving equipment.
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With those lines was born the monster whose look has been seared in the culture: the rectangular face, the giant forehead, the bolts in the neck.
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After enrolling at Smith College but before entering the freshman class, she shocked her mother by spending the summer working in a nuts-and-bolts factory.
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He cranks the wheel and bolts back south on Highway 2600, toward an evacuation camp in the opposite direction, where oil and gas workers usually live.
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He cranks the wheel and bolts back south on Highway 63, toward an evacuation camp in the opposite direction, where oil and gas workers usually live.
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It takes the lofty aspirations of the Green New Deal and translates them into nuts and bolts, specifying which agencies and programs need to do what.
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He carried about 50 pounds of gear, including a hulking battery-powered hammer drill to set bolts into the rock and about 500 feet of rope.
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The suicide bomber who stepped inside the gold-domed shrine in southern Pakistan in February was wearing a vest packed with ball bearings, bolts and screws.
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He and his staff of 863 work the costume room, the setup room, the machine shop — filled with trays of screws, bolts, brackets, gadgets and bearings.
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But improving the nuts and bolts of Uber's business and getting the ride-hailing behemoth closer to an IPO will only be half of Khosrowshahi's job.
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A viable third-party candidate — say, someone with credibility inside one of the parties who bolts from it — would have appeal to voters across the spectrum.
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To be sure, a craggy geometry appears in much of Amenoff's earlier work, which is rife with complex polygons suggesting explosions, sunbursts, lightning bolts, and crystals.
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We moved to the wardrobe department, where bolts of sequins and tulle crouched on shelves near a tidy maze of suits, shimmering gowns and schoolgirl chic.
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Cruise is still testing its fleet of self-driving Chevy Bolts around San Francisco for a city-wide taxi service, but that's yet to take off.
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Scientists say there could be tens of millions of smaller particles, such as bolts or chunks of frozen engine coolant, that cannot be discerned from Earth.
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"The nuts and bolts of getting everyone to buy in to this and trust the recommendation and the data is a big unknown," Dr. Greenhawt said.
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Consequently, they guide the viewer through not only the technological and cultural evolution of the art form, but also the nuts and bolts of its craft.
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Yes, it has seven wrenches built-in but the unique ratcheting design makes it especially handy for quick fixes, tightening bolts, screwing in screws, and more.
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"She bolts into the picture, she hits me on the arm and then he goes by and maybe he touched her a little bit," Trump continued.
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Discover the nuts and bolts of cloud computing, including the fundamentals to using these platforms, and how you can build and operate a virtual computing environment.
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You'll learn the nuts and bolts behind constructing a gripping story arc with dramatic tension, solid characters, and a higher meaning, resulting in a well-engaged audience.
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Notably, the headphones did survive a five-foot fall from a gym locker with only a little scrape to the finish on the bolts attaching the earcups.
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General Motors, through its self-driving startup Cruise Automation, plans to put a fleet of autonomous Chevrolet Bolts onto the streets of lower Manhattan in early 2018.
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Within it, there is a CBEI Guidebook, developed by the Stockholm Environment Institute, that walks cities through some of the nuts and bolts of running a CBEI.
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"Writing With Impact: Writing That Persuades" features 5.5 hours of on-demand videos and 30 articles, and will teach you the nuts and bolts of persuasive writing.
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One Baltimore police officer recalled a recent colleague with a small neck tattoo of two lightning bolts, a not-so-veiled reference to the Nazi SS unit.
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Cruise has been operating a fleet of all-electric Chevy Bolts equipped with self-driving cameras and sensors on public roads in San Francisco for months now.
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They'll soon meet up with the 50 Bolts that are using the current Cruise / GM technology to drive the streets of San Francisco; Scottsdale, Arizona; and Detroit.
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Some of the pieces are accented with fun designs like lightning bolts and stars, while a sweatshirt and mini skirt set seem to have shimmering metallic stripes.
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Quicker than a Prius, the 40e bolts from zero to 25 miles an hour in 2000 seconds with a standard all-wheel-drive system that's always active.
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The car will be the fourth generation of its driverless, all-electric Chevy Bolts, which are currently being tested on public roads in San Francisco and Phoenix.
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It's also trying different approaches to different markets with its basic offering, as demonstrated by its decision to field a fleet of electric Chevrolet Bolts in LA.
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Bolts Battle of Los Angeles will pit a pair of teams with plenty of optimism, not to mention momentum as both are coming off Week 213 victories.
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Many literature programmes require some study of language itself, but this might be on poetics or Anglo-Saxon rather than the nuts and bolts of a sentence.
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Back in the work shed, Fingal fits the bog oak wood handles with two-part epoxy and Loveless bolts before grinding it down to fit the blade.
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I showed it to my family, and he was making another book called Man Tool: The Nuts and Bolts of Female-To-Male Surgery about bottom surgery.
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Earlier in 2016, a WMO committee certified the longest reported distance and the longest-lasting lightning bolts, the latter of which was in the south of France.
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With 500 hours of content and over 60 courses, this bundle will teach you the nuts and bolts required to design a computer game program or app.
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In addition to rolling out self-driving Bolts, GM also intends to begin renting out standard versions of the car to Lyft drivers, according to the Journal.
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And I'm not about to get into the deeper nuts and bolts here—there are far better places to find that info, like VICE UK for example.
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What we have done is taken the campaign and transferred the nuts and bolts of that, in a much reduced fashion, into an organization called Our Revolution.
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