"It was like a cat box up there," he tells The Verge.
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Well, Hillary can count one more ballot in the box up in Michigan.
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I box up half the grilled cheese to take home for a lunch this week.
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All of my coworkers box up their leftovers to go since the portion sizes are huge.
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This week, Amazon made significant headway with new robots that can box up items, reports Reuters.
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If you want to lighten the box up and let him go, we'll do that too.
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Schumer asked the waitress to box up the leftovers and urged me to take them home.
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"We just continued the box up," Ascan Mergenthaler, the project architect, said on a recent visit.
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However, Target is currently charging $4.99 per box (up to 45 pounds) versus Amazon Prime Pantry's $5.99.
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Blue Apron shares suffered, for example, after Amazon revealed plans to box up ingredients and recipes, too.
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I box up some returns I need to ship and schedule a UPS pickup through our work account.
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I like being able to box up the information I take in, limiting its physical presence in my life.
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"I opened [a box] up to see what was in it, and it was just accessories for cellphones," Miller said.
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"You know how usually, when you box up someone's clothes, and then you take them out, they smell bad?" she asked.
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Three men carried the box up my double L-shaped staircase before assembling the treadmill in a little over an hour.
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After her death, Jenner was the one who went to Nicole's condo to box up the Simpsons' children's belongings to send to them.
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And at the end of each Saturday, Mr. Kwoka has to pack away his computer, tidy the classrooms and box up the printer.
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Poshmark charges your buyer $6.49 for shipping, so you just print out a prepaid shipping label, box up your clothing and send it off.
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While Curiosity feeds the fines (or drilled material) into its onboard laboratory for analysis, Mars 2020 will box up interesting samples to collect later.
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Gerard didn't just box up a care package in a distant facility and send it off along a chain to get to the kid.
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I ask a server if he could box up a few floral arrangements and the petit fours for our staff back at the office.
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Watch for the prompt during the initial setup process and you can save yourself some time when getting your new box up and running.2.
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To use Restock, customers shop online filling their box – up to 45 lbs, which is about the size of a shopping cart – with their selections.
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The balloons come into service again to lift the turtle, now in a cardboard box, up to the heavens where he possibly becomes a constellation.
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ALFIE LEE, BOX-UP CRIME Inside a community center built almost a century ago by two peace activists, boxers form a circle and introduce themselves.
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American communities waiting to take in refugees had to box up their hopes as their new neighbors' arrivals were delayed for weeks or potentially for good.
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We never really talk to each other; instead we box up our hurts and longings and store them for decades, out of sight but not forgotten.
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He held the cake box up to the camera to show an unbroken label along an edge of the box, where the lid meets the bottom.
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I pare my tools down to oils and brushes that fit in a portable easel and box up as many as 15 to 20 prepared boards.
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Box up all those limited-edition T-shirts and graphic hoodies, because according to Abloh, your days of being considered fashionable while wearing either are numbered.
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Also like Prime Pantry, Restock customers are able to fill a box up to 45 pounds, which is then shipped for a flat fee to their home.
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Target Restock is a delivery option that allows customers to order everyday essentials, like beauty and pet products, filling up a box up to roughly 45 pounds.
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It would not be unheard of to create a temporary counsel position that he could fill, and Whitaker may not even have to box up his office.
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"But I think the sense of the market is we've opened this Pandora's box up now, there could be retaliation, and it could run across the world."
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You don't get the big search box up at the top (it's back to a magnifying glass at the side), and you don't get inline attachment previews either.
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Both shoot 4K footage at a max of 30 frames per second, and both are water resistant out of the box up to 2 feet without a housing.
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Cerrone was Till's first "name" opponent but is entering the twilight of his career, is undersized at welterweight, and was tailor made for Darren Till to box up.
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Think big trucks crowding local roads, and even more wood needed—and thus more trees chopped down—in order to box up and ship the products after they're picked.
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A.I. for robots: What Vicarious is building is ambitious—artificial intelligence for robots, the kind you imagine with arms, that can box up orders in warehouses or help prepare food.
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The video opens on Demi Lovato working in a toy factory, looking cool as ever, but also looking pretty disgusted by the NSYNC action figures she's required to box up.
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The search basicsImage: ScreenshotYou can't miss the YouTube search box, up there at the top of every page, but you can miss the filters that appear on the results page.
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Participants collect and box up their electronic toys and games, as well as action figures, dolls, and plush toys; print out a free shipping label, and send their box to TerraCycle.
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I had to quit my job as staff writer at New York magazine, where I've worked since college; box up my entire apartment; and pack for a year on the road.
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The exterior of the camera is covered in a tough rubber, and Giroptic says the camera is waterproof out of the box (up to 30 feet for 30 minutes), no extra housing required.
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The class, part of a program called Box-Up Crime that has the aim of keeping children in Dagenham off the streets, is evenly split between those of white, black and Asian descent.
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The diner shares a strip mall with the E.M.T. station, and, if he has to leave on a call before he can finish eating, the servers will box up his food in a hurry.
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In a recent television interview, Mr. Bolton said the precedent for the North Korea negotiations should be Libya, which agreed to box up its entire nuclear program and ship it out of the country.
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Mr. Bolton has said the precedent for the North Korea negotiations should be Libya, which agreed in 2003 to box up its entire nuclear program and ship it out of the country without conditions.
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With Prime Pantry, customers can fill a box up to 45 pounds for a flat rate of $5.99, which is otherwise shipped for free for Prime members, as long as it has at least five qualifying items.
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He learned this when his landlord asked him to box up his belongings because city inspectors might be paying the building a visit and it should not look as if anyone lived in the fourth-floor space.
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It also went on to engage in "channel-stuffing", a tactic used by firms where they box up more products for retailers to sell than they are able to, and accordingly boost their sales and earnings, the report said.
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It was not I who meticulously examined and then bought that brand-new stereo receiver for $100 from a guy on the corner of Houston and Sixth, only to open the box up at home to find nothing but wet newspaper inside.
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"We will catalog and box up all the non-perishable items like T-shirts, letters, basketballs, other toys, stuffed animals, and we're going to put them in containers and ship them to Vanessa Bryant and the family," Staples Center president Lee Zeidman told CNN.
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Yet when the fine art movers came to box up the first canvas, a vibrant oil by Paul Jenkins, its paint seemingly carved in some places, billowy in others, and whisk it away into their unmarked truck, it was as if they removed a part of him.
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It's not practical for individual consumers to recompress their beds, shove them in the original boxes and hand them back over to UPS or FedEx, though one early Tuft & Needle customer did manage to box up his mattress for return and stick the company with a $300 shipping bill.
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It is Boxing Day in Britain and across the tattered remains of its empire across the globe, a second day of Christmastide, historically the moment to dole out gifts to the servant class and now perhaps to box up ill-fitting sweaters and shoes for return or exchange.
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Earlier in the day, clubhouse attendants — at least those who were not traveling with the Rays — scrambled to box up the Rays' players personal items, be it clothes, uniforms, extra equipment and family photographs and to place placards with the names and numbers of Rangers players at each locker.
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But he knows that that&aposs probably not realistic, because you can&apost just box up North Korea&aposs nuclear program, put it on a fleet of transport plane and take them to the United States in kind of the same way they did with the Libyan nuclear program back in 245.
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And eventually I came to the conclusion — with the internet's help — that Cablevision's install was to blame; there was live voltage traveling through the coaxial cable, which then went through the cable box, up the HDMI cord, and fried my TV. Seeing as it's 2016, I took the 2016 customer service approach and tore into the company on Twitter.
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The man in the very new overalls was just heaving a box up on the tailboard.
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The Z5fd's autofocus system is quicker than one expects from a camera of this price and range. The face detection system locates faces by highlighting them in a green box. Up to ten different faces can be detected at one time for easy focusing. Pressing the small shutter release button to take photos.
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He then observed the patients to see how they interacted with each object. In the case of the matchbox, one patient brought the whole box up next to the wick, instead of just one match. Another opened the box and withdrew a match, then brought it to the wick unlighted. Still another patient struck the candle against the striking surface on the matchbox.
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Ix is one of the settings featured in the 1905 novel Queen Zixi of Ix and its 1914 film adaptation, The Magic Cloak of Oz. It is later visited in The Silver Princess in Oz where it is home to King Chillywalla of Boxwood and his subjects, the Boxers, who box up everything, including their own bodies down to individual features.
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A bothy is a basic shelter, usually left unlocked and available for anyone to use free of charge. They are found in remote mountainous areas of Scotland, Northern England, Northern Ireland, Wales and the Isle of Man. Most are ruined buildings which have been restored to a basic standard, providing a windproof and watertight shelter. They vary in size from little more than a large box up to two-storey cottages.
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Successfully moving a box up one level earns the player 1 point, and loading the truck with eight boxes earns 10 points, for a total of 58 points for all the boxes in the truck. However, if a Brother isn't there to catch a box, it falls to the floor and breaks, angering the Brothers' supervisor, resulting in a miss. The third miss ends the game. Mario Bros.
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It was decided to box up the art deco building. Architect Gordon Holmquist was tasked with the job. The remodel would install concrete asbestos panels and a metal mansard roof around the building. The entire remodel cost $1 million.Bus Companies Want Place in Union Station - Vernon C. Thompson - June 15, 1978 - The Washington Post - page DC4 By 1978, it was clear that the terminal was reaching the end of its life as a bus terminal.
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King Bud, Princess Fluff, and Queen Zixi also appear in Baum's fifth Oz book, The Road to Oz. Ix was later visited in The Silver Princess in Oz where it is home to King Chillywalla of Boxwood and his subjects, the Boxers, who box up everything, including their own bodies down to individual features. Zixi does not appear in the story. Kabumpo says there is no time to meet Queen "Zixie" [sic].
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Most bothies are ruined buildings which have been restored to a basic standard, providing a windproof and watertight shelter. They vary in size from little more than a large box up to two-storey cottages. They usually have designated sleeping areas, which commonly are either an upstairs room or a raised platform, thus allowing one to keep clear of cold air and draughts at floor height. No bedding, mattresses or blankets are provided.
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However, he fears her roommate Scott, who looks just like him, is positioned to become her new boyfriend. He wheedles Bonnie into getting Scott to move out. Using Jerry's label maker to help Bonnie box up Scott's things, George discovers that all the things he liked about the apartment, including the couch and the television, belonged to Scott. He asks Bonnie if she is interested in ménage à trois, hoping she will be disgusted and dump him.
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Cartrain has posted a video on YouTube, showing himself putting up a piece of cardboard box as a conceptual artwork in Tate Modern; he states, "I managed to put my cardboard box up in the Tate Modern for two hours without being spotted as a fake".Cartrain. "Cartrain Tate Museum ( Banksy style )", Cartrain on YouTube. Retrieved 20 September 2009. Another video shows him installing a collage incorporating Hirst's skull image, and titled "Damien Hirst", in the National Portrait Gallery.Cartrain.
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The bridge is hydraulically controlled. 2 wedge cylinders lock the bridge and raise the overhanging edge in place at road level. When the bridge is to be opened, from the control box up at bridge deck level, the bridge operator, who is with Parks Canada, lowers all 4 gates to block traffic from entering the bridge deck. The operator withdraws the 2 wedge cylinders which brings the bridge down a few inches and balanced onto a circular rail track.
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The engineers were only interested in it if something blew up or if some propellant hose didn't disconnect properly. After that, it was disposed of. Kamecke looked through it and selected several reels to box up and take back to New York. Most of them were on 16mm and were taken at such a high frame rate that they seemed to be hardly moving at all, so it was determined how much to speed them up while still seeming slow motion, and were sent to an optical house to be blown up to 35mm.
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Geilenkirchen signal box Up to 5 November 2007, the dispatcher at Geilenkirchen signal box Gf controlled three crossings, turnouts and the signals in the station. On 5 November 2007, this task was taken over by the Grevenbroich electronic signalling centre at the completion of its second phase of construction. After numerous acts of vandalism at the abandoned signal boxes between Rheydt and Ubach-Palenberg, the doors to all signal boxes on the section, including Geilenkirchen, were replaced with security doors and the boxes’ windows were secured with perforated plates in November 2009.
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As a quilting pattern it also has many other names including cubework, heavenly stairs, and Pandora's box. It has been suggested that the tumbling blocks quilt pattern was used as a signal in the Underground Railroad: when slaves saw it hung on a fence, they were to box up their belongings and escape. See Quilts of the Underground Railroad.. In these decorative applications, the rhombi may appear in multiple colors, but are typically given three levels of shading, brightest for the rhombs with horizontal long diagonals and darker for the rhombs with the other two orientations, to enhance their appearance of three-dimensionality. There is a single known instance of implicit rhombille and trihexagonal tiling in English heraldry – in the Geal/e arms.
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Ulysses S. Grant, who did not think highly of Butler's military skills, ordered him to attack in the direction of Petersburg from the east, destroying the rail links supplying Richmond and distracting Robert E. Lee, in conjunction with attacks Grant would make from the north. Although Petersburg at this time was lightly defended and Butler could have occupied it with little difficulty, he hesitated and allowed a greatly inferior Confederate force under General Pierre G.T. Beauregard to box up the Army of the James on the Bermuda Hundred Peninsula. As a result, the Army of Northern Virginia arrived and dug in around Petersburg, resulting in an eight-month siege of the city. However, it was his mismanagement of the expedition against Fort Fisher, North Carolina, that finally led to his recall by General Grant.
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The company is responsible for producing despatch boxes for the UK government, a tradition dating back to the reign of Elizabeth I. The form of the boxes, with red-stained British leather and gold print, has remained largely unchanged since the 19th century, since Gladstone used such a box for his budget in 1853. They have continued to be used by all subsequent chancellors, including George Ward Hunt who supposedly found his despatch box empty, having left his budget speech at home. Since then a tradition has arisen of the chancellor raising the box up outside 11 Downing Street to prove he has the box and therefore a budget for the country. The form of the boxes has since been standardised, with each ministerial box bearing its owner's and recipient's names.
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Stevenson writes: Scratch marks of picks used by Chinese workers during the construction of Schramsberg's wine cellar :"I was interested in California wine. Indeed, I am interested in all wines and have been all my life, from the raisin wine that a school-fellow kept secreted in his play-box up to my last discovery, those notable Valtellines that once shone upon the board of Caesar... A California vineyard, one of man's outposts in the wilderness, has features of its own. There is nothing here to remind you of the Rhine or Rhone, of the low cote d'or or the infamous and scabby deserts of Champagne; but all is green, solitary, covert. We visited two of them, Mr. Schram's and Mr. McEachran's, sharing the same glen..."Stevenson, R.L. The Silverado Squatters, 1883 Schramsberg continued to prosper through the end of the 19th century.
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Each correct answer gave the celebrity 20 seconds in the box (up to a total of 60 seconds) accompanied by music and the audience counting down from ten to one. The format was changed slightly in series 4, in which the caller could choose a member of the studio audience to do the "grand grabbing" (the audience member would win the same amount of money the caller won). During Season 4, Grab a Grand had a few quirks added in, a few times some modified moments, with balloons inside the box, the walls falling down allowing audience members to help, door jammed, cheating, machine broke, even being flipped for Number Cruncher and inside a woman's house too when NTV happened. Then in the first episode of series 5, the box was blown up live during the show and the segment was revamped with the entire studio audience now playing grabbing notes that were being blown around by two large industrial fans as the celebrity would run into to collect, rather than having the three currencies, instead it featured the groats as the main currency, mixed within the groats would be "Golden Groats" worth £50 each if collected.
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