I think it's one of the features they build into that.
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They're now starting to build into every Wal-mart doctor's offices.
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That is something we take seriously and build into everything we do.
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There are no doors, for example, as they build into natural structures.
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Turner historically was early to build into its distribution agreements, penetration protections.
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The more useful features developers and businesses build into Messenger, the stickier it gets.
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In fact, he had let that spark build into a roaring four-alarm blaze.
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And some build into true monsters that overwhelm even the bulwarks built against them.
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Here are some really, really short workouts you can build into your fitness routine.
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Will they be able to transform the massive but messy build into a dream home?
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We begin to build into our processing of politics the caveat: Yes, the "president" lies.
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What an incredible increase in energy that we have the opportunity to build into a movement.
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"We build into our timelines time to do quality checks and quality control reviews," says Edwards.
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This sort of information can be difficult to retrieve, even using smart sensors build into bandages.
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And what are some of the challenges that you can predict and build into your system?
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The key thing that we build into all of our parts is the ability to control force.
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Thus the short-term effects of no deal would build into a chronic and perhaps terminal problem.
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The once-popular flash sale model, however, has proven difficult to build into a big, sustainable business.
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A ridge will build into the region next week with hopes of more sunshine and warmer temperatures.
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"It's something I want to build into my game and become a more complete player," Eichel said.
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However, like all automakers, Tesla is limited by the computational resources it can build into its vehicles.
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This snow might build into an insulating layer that could prevent the cold from penetrating the soil.
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When you stuff your feelings, they quickly build into the uncomfortable sensations of tension, stress, and anxiety.
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We want to create a series of small, local stories that build into a bigger shared world.
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But it isn't a step towards monetizing, something the young company has yet to build into their product.
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We'll build into the code requirements, you know, X tons [of carbon emissions] per square foot per year.
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I'm using all of my grassroots knowledge and expertise to build into our campaigns to mobilize youth politically.
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"This is going to build into what I believe can be an 'Occupy Wall Street' moment," Newkirk said.
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"We need to think about this carefully and how to build into platform for other attributes," Jersin said.
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Miami better hope so as it tries to build into something new in the post-Dwyane Wade era.
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And how much will earnings growth fall off as these forces wane and cost pressures build into 2019?
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That speed requires an 800 volt charging rate, which is something Porsche is actively looking to build into charging infrastructure.
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The company is building ultra-thin flexible bluetooth trackers that are build into labels that can be affixed to products.
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Cavalera and Kisser propel this part with delicate guitar notes that quickly build into a runaway train of tremolo picking.
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Juul cofounder James Monsees is leaving the startup he helped build into the biggest e-cigarette manufacturer in the country.
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"The operational performance from BP is encouraging and we expect momentum to build into 25.4," Barclays analysts said in a note.
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But I do think that on methodological grounds we should not build into our definition the judgment that lies are wrong.
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Soloists begin in couples but then build into larger groups, sometimes coalescing like coral formations from which individuals later break away.
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Northeast heating up For the Northeast, heat will build into the weekend, with temperatures well into the 90s into next week.
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The second thing I did was examine what kind of habits I'd need to build into my schedule to do that.
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Gone too would be rules to level the international playing field that U.S. negotiators fought hard to build into the TPP.
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Yet her method of processing the data — which involved multiple algorithms with "different assumptions build into them" — was said to be instrumental.
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The ability to set constraints, like you can with the Here earbuds, is something Bragi desperately needs to build into the Dash.
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In fact, putting that pressure on yourself can build into insomnia-related anxiety, which just tends to make the whole issue worse.
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Ms. Blank came up with an array of different squiggles, and within each drawing, minor variations build into an entrancing, wavelike effect.
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Later still, regret at the punishment of the truth-teller can build into powerful feelings of worship, whereas rudeness will be disowned.
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By the time they launch, the company will also take prescription details to build into the lenses for those who typically wear glasses.
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PSA Group, which owns Peugeot, says it plans to use the opportunity to learn what components to build into future self-driving cars.
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Developers realize that much of the functionality they need to build into an app is redundant to what many other companies are toiling over.
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Each one is only a single minute long and teaches you an exercise that you can easily build into a full-on workout routine.
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Mr Abrahamsen, now 67, has often proved his mastery of winter music through minutely detailed scores that build into shimmering, fractal wonderlands of sound.
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Lopez and his now-wife are currently co-owners of Urban Necessities, which Lopez says he hopes to build into a $500 million business.
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Instead of releasing music whenever it's done, artists save up songs to build into a big album drop that happens every couple of years.
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But experts say designing one that is both cost effective and convenient to build into commercial washing machines will be a huge technological challenge.
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The lesson: Lying to your parents can easily result in further lies that build into a mountain of lies that, of course, result in grounding.
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Clear out a camp, run in and scoop up the loot, and most likely find a new collectible that'll build into yet another side quest.
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How a fighter manipulates rhythm, power, and the other dynamics of even the simplest techniques can build into his game, or work actively against it.
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And with its integration into Control Center, it seems likely to be the efficient smart home controller that Apple eventually needed to build into iOS.
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Under the current system, reforms only happen after small, local problems build into a big, national one, and even then, Congress often fails to act.
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And then there are suppliers, like Delphi Automotive and Mobileye, that intend to develop turnkey self-driving systems that automakers could build into their vehicles.
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To that end, we've been trying to build into them a desire to join "the Century Club," which requires reading 3003 books in 2300 days.
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Without quick action, the chances increase that the virus could pass from person to person within the U.S. and build into a full-fledged outbreak.
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Without quick action, the chances increase that the virus could pass from person to person within the U.S. and build into a full-fledged outbreak.
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The two often collaborate, Glotzbach told CNBC, including by hosting quarterly internal hackathons where employees cook up potential new features to build into the app.
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There's also a major naysayer in the business: Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, thinks lidar will always cost too much to build into consumer cars.
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With the idea that eventually, we'd be able to go build into something bigger once we had a foothold inside the email ecosystem, and that worked.
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It also runs the BBM secure-messaging system, which BlackBerry earlier this month said it would make available for software developers to build into their own products.
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Matthias Lang, an energy specialist at law firm Bird & Bird, said this creates high entrance hurdles which software developers should build into their processes from the start.
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It's set now to turn on the styes and begin collecting the data, which will be gathered by software build into its EyeQ4 system-on-a-chip.
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"That work seeks to draw attention to the seemingly small personal costs associated with a growing security apparatus that nevertheless build into a new normal," Pred said.
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The retail and restaurant spaces are about 90 percent leased at the property, leaving room to "watch sales reports very carefully ... and build into strengths," he added.
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"Good Bye" starts out as an aimless mess of unnecessary auto-tune and electro-flatulence but, holy shit, does it build into something spectacular for its chorus.
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But it is all part and parcel of this firehose of narrative that is strung together via small tasks that build into big mechanical and plot movements.
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He's not getting a fair share from you and from the other media and things like this that will try to build into something sinister has happened.
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As the song continues, her singing is interrupted by intermittent splats of static that eventually build into a full backing band, with thundering fuzzy guitars and drums.
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According to Politico, news of Ailes's death was first reported on Drudge Report, and then on FOX, the network he helped build into a conservative cable powerhouse.
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The designers will build into a game a certain amount of feedback, in the same way that slot machines offer an occasional win to hold your interest.
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It has also started to build into client portfolios stocks which would ordinarily be classed as venture capital, such as unlisted Air BnB, without charging extra fees.
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Defendini said he'd drive around on recycling night looking to grab items, like a leftover vacuum cleaner or exercise equipment, that they could build into sets and costumes.
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Today Imgur announces that it's raised a $20 million venture equity round from Coil, a micropayment tool for creators that Imgur has agreed to build into its service.
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It doesn't have any support for third party skills (though this is reportedly coming soon), and only recently became available for other manufacturers to build into their hardware.
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But through the process of the campaign, democratic socialists want to build into the popular consciousness an awareness that the market is not capable of meeting society's needs.
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So I think by being smart about the features that we build into the platform we're able to maximize our efficiency when it comes to using human labor.
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This kind of robust logic is so simple to us that we don't even recognize we're doing it, but incredibly hard to build into a machine learning agent.
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So yes, Mr. Ubl makes a good point that Turing and Valeant are not typical companies — they are in fact hedge funds that don't build into the industry.
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German stores build into their business models the expectation that there will be no Sunday sales, and a beef importer in Japan builds the tariff into its prices.
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Investing in a 224(k) retirement investment plan at work, therefore, is the next thing to build into your budget – especially if your company offers a matching contribution.
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What you can actually do with it depends on the tech built into the cables you're using, and the tech the manufacturer has decided to build into the port.
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Western smartphone makers, like Apple and Google, are increasingly looking east for growth, giving countries like India significant influence over the sorts of features they build into their phones.
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But it is also the result of banks' willingness to narrow the buffers they build into the contracts to protect themselves against the risk of a market sell-off.
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It also has a Google Assistant button, which gives access to the microphone for speaking to in-game features that developers will be able to build into their games.
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Rubio's rally at Palm Beach Atlantic University, a Christian school in South Florida, drew the kind of crowd establishment Republicans have hoped to build into a general election coalition.
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But VNAnimalDetector makes it easier to build into apps, in as little as four lines of code, according to a presentation at Apple's annual developer's conference earlier this month.
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This year, Target, SAP, the NFL, and both presidential campaigns used Stripe's services to power at least some of the payments processing they build into their apps and websites.
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He rejected a job in Moscow after the war so he could return to his hometown, a mining outpost he thought he could help build into a real city.
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So when the high finally kicks in, it might build into an overwhelming feeling, even an overdose, due to all the edibles frivolously consumed to speed up the effect.
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You want to build into the core fiber of the system because you're constantly on guard about creating a safe environment, and thinking about how this works into the system.
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Sony calls it Acoustic Surface sound system; in short, sound seems to emanate directly from the display itself rather than traditional speakers build into the sides or underneath the screen.
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The engine always feels like you're about to build into the fun rev range, but then runs out of puff and has to swap gears to keep the party rolling.
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The coming months will test whether the party can assuage young people's newfound concerns, or if the pressure will build into broader discontent that chips away at the government's legitimacy.
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Many protests across China have centered on local environmental issues like the incinerator project, and the ruling Communist Party is extremely wary of letting them build into a larger movement.
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Many protests across China have centered on local environmental issues like the incinerator project, and the ruling Communist Party is extremely wary of letting them build into a larger movement.
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" She practiced what she preached, using drawing as a creative bridge back and forth into the making of sculpture, the latter freeing her to make "every line build into the other.
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None are really game changers, but the modular system is interesting in that it allows for some slightly far out ideas that most companies wouldn't dare build into their flagship wearable.
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"Now is an example of that and that's what we're trying to build into all of our products, so within this app we're trying to build the same kind of capabilities."
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If you see someone in your house after receiving a ping -- and only if you're lucky enough to notice -- you can manually sound a loud alarm that's build into the camera.
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Mr. Hiler's misleadingly titled "Bagatelle II," draws on ravishing moments in time (dancing lights, scudding clouds, a bathing woman) that build into what seems like a self-portrait of the artist.
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There is both a comfort and a wisdom in these photos, a reminder that hip-hop is something you could watch, but also own, and then build into a new life.
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Some critics have raised concerns about Mr. Bannon's ties to Breitbart, which he helped build into a formidable conservative media force before leaving last August to join Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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I am a huge believer that comes from the defense side of things where I've studied: the more systems you use, the more redundancy that you need to build into the system.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky, the iconoclastic legacy candidate who had hoped to inherit the base of his father, Ron Paul, and build into a juggernaut with the potential to advance much further.
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Satisfied participants were also more likely to say "I love you" and to laugh about something funny that happened during sex — all little things that build into the overall feeling of intimacy.
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The city is also a prime example of how small tragedies—none of which ought to be acceptable or brushed off in the first place—can build into a bona fide crisis.
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It's easy to see the applications of Handle in automating warehouse work (like say, Amazon's fulfillment centers), with fleets of robots rolling around and grabbing boxes to build into a perfect, giant stack.
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While Cloud Identity is very much meant for employees at a larger company, this new product allows developers to build into their own applications the same kind of identity and access management services.
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What is classically good in "code-verse" is Ikeda's techno music, created from slight electronic hums and pops that build into gargantuan sonic textures, reaching the dazzling élan of a harsh Merzbow masterpiece.
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Soon the performers converge in a huddle in near darkness; their low hums build into shouts and then — boys will be boys — a free-for-all as they pull and push one another.
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And if they mark the early stages of a snowball, it could build into something much bigger particularly if it gains traction with more judges or the Administrative Office of the US courts.
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Natural selection did build into it some nice things like a capacity for love and compassion and so on, but the fact is we're designed to be, in many ways, selfish and unfair.
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Apple is also introducing an API that will allow apps such as WhatsApp to build into the address book and dialer, so you can call someone on WhatsApp without having to open WhatsApp first.
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"Choices" is the record's opener and it's also arguably the richest and most atmospheric of the collection, with sparse vocals that gradually build into a crescendo of organs, horns, electronic strings and distorted beats.
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We have a vital responsibility to build into our work and networking schedules opportunities to set expectations and inform clients of the legislative, regulatory and political nuances inside the beltway and in state capitals.
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Perhaps too many are hoping for a dip to buy that either we won't get one, or it will threaten to build into something that feels much more hazardous than an innocent little setback?
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But TechCrunch reported that Apple offers a tool developers can build into their apps that lets users choose one photo from their library to upload without giving that app access to the entire library.
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Despite a lack of on-the-ground experience in Asia, Vorwerk soon recognized a new trade relationship blossoming, one that would eventually build into the "snowball in the Pacific" — the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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The FCC's Universal Service Fund, which draws from surcharges on consumers' bills, provides funding to help carriers build into hard-to-reach areas to deliver speeds of at least 10 Mbps download and 1Mbps upload.
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Those finalists will now work with each other and Sidewalk to fine-tune their proposals, which, in turn, will help Sidewalk figure out what kinds of features or analytics to build into the Flow system.
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It's in the small actions that mount up over time and build into a culture where we are only meant to be seen as quotas, but never heard, never acknowledged, never recognized, and never accepted.
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By mid-2017, Brunk, Reynolds, and Metzner decided to transform the community into something more formal: a nonprofit business accelerator that could help launch companies and build into their DNA a healthier sense of balance.
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"We purposely create the conference so that founders leave with tangible action items to build into their business and with real connections — to each other, investors, or supporters — to bring them to life," explained Washington.
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In June 2018, Apple announced it would build into its iOS 12 features to help users monitor their screen time and allow parents to monitor reports on their children's mobile activity and set limits for them.
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You also have the option of using an external microphone if you need, and Google says that this feature will be available to developers to build into their own apps via the Dynamic Processing Effect API.
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I think first just acknowledging it and then like, what are the most tangible steps that we can take, that we can actually build into our DNA and our practice every day, has been our focus.
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On the part of Airbnb, the investment is part of a bigger strategy for the company to make investments into smaller startups that are strategically aligned with what it's aiming to build into its own business.
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A generous package of economic incentives, including rights for Palestinians to build into Area C from the edges of crowded Areas A and B, plus an offer of land swaps, might bring Mr Abbas to the table.
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Cormier only succeeded in getting the underhook on a couple of occasions in this fight and was unable to build into his takedowns from them because Miocic was hell-bent on escaping the clinch whenever it happened.
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"I wanted the first 200 to hurt as little as possible and I really felt like I could build into it and really explode that last 50," she added after leading the race from start to finish.
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He assembled a simple house — based upon the dwellings that displaced people build — into a temporary radio station and travelled around the country with it, talking with local people about their memories, revealing Colombia's social and cultural makeup.
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ONGC, which the government hopes to eventually build into a global giant like Exxon Mobil or a state-owned oil major like PetroChina, has often been criticized by analysts and New Delhi for failing to increase its production.
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"What we need is not only a consistent non-binary option on forms or documents that require a gender, we also need to build into that much broader understanding, acceptance, and respect of non-binary identities," said Kossoff.
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Even if the thermostat is set to a mild temperature, like 72 degrees (t-shirt weather outside) the massive amount of air flow that building operators build into their cooling systems make the rooms feel downright arctic, Minson says.
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Ibrahimovic can still shred a truly inferior defense — as was evidenced on more than one occasion in the French league — but he frequently needs time to build into a match, to get his legs and his body rolling downhill.
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By having access to a set of tools from Plaid, developers can build into their applications access to bank information and other financial data without having to have knowledge about how to connect to thousands of different banking systems.
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Magic Leap has had its fair share of setbacks over the past several months as details have emerged that the company is having some difficulty miniaturizing the light field display tech it is planning to build into its finished consumer product.
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Sometimes this deliberate pacing and thoughtfulness gives way to a relaxing sense of success and freedom, but at other times it continues to build into a nail-biting crisis as one small misjudgment or stroke of bad luck creates another.
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And frankly, they're in markets that take a lot longer to build into, so it's gonna be in health care, it's gonna be in life sciences, maybe we'll continue to see some more innovation to education, it's gonna be in manufacturing.
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At a news conference at the Frankfurt auto show on Tuesday, the company unveiled its TomTom EV Service, which it plans to license to auto makers to build into upcoming navigation systems for electric vehicles starting in Europe and North America.
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BTG Pactual, which Esteves wanted to build into the largest independent investment banking firm in emerging markets, had to quickly shed assets and tap emergency funding from Brazil's deposit guarantee fund in the wake of Esteves's arrest as investors fled.
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Their take on this song — one of Cobain's personal favorites — was also commissioned for Spin's 20th anniversary Nevermind compilation, and turns the first half into a beautiful piano ballad, only to quickly build into a noisy chorus and squealing trumpet solo.
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While Amazon and Microsoft have released digital assistant apps for mobile devices running Google and Apple software, the apps are not as widespread and using them is usually not as effortless as the ones Apple and Google build into their devices.
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Moments comes in the form of an API that the developer and marketing team can build into an app or website, and for now there are a couple of ways that a company can be flexible in terms of what actually gets gifted.
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Kalanick, a hard-driving visionary who helped start Uber in 2009 and then build into a global phenomenon, was ousted as CEO in 2017 after a series of scandals, including allegations he allowed a toxic workplace of sexual harassment and discrimination to develop.
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Unlike a monthly subway or bus pass, which is a fixed amount you can build into your travel budget, a Lyft can range in price depending on the time of day and how busy the traffic is at the moment you request a ride.
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And besides, based on a conversation with Sensel at the show, I think it's pretty fair to say that the company is turning most of its focus away from that device, in favor of compelling touch components it's working to build into third-party handsets.
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With this purchase, Microsoft is basically buying the company org chart for the whole world, which on its face seems a pretty good layer of data to build into any business-focused cloud product, from email to enhancing a customer relationship software to recruiting new employees.
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Mindfulness app Simple Habit has expanded its reach, launching an Android version and also adding a web app to widen the touchpoints for what the team is hoping to build into a platform for guided meditation — touting their Spotify style subscription model as a first for the mindfulness space.
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Officials say Hyundai has also agreed with the North to run tours in the coastal city of Wonsan, which North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is trying to build into a hotspot for tourism and foreign investment, as well as Mt. Paektu, the mythical homeland of both Koreas.
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The young rapper, who was told by critics (despite his rebukes) that he was the good guy to Cheef Keef's bad, has taken the kernels of optimism he used to build into his tapes and stretched them out into an all-encompassing philosophy: hope, joy, and, yeah, God.
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"There's an energy about them, which you can feel even when you're watching them on TV." Kerr cited the Blazers' continuity as one of the reasons for their success: the same core group of players, the same coaching staff, the same slow build into something greater than respectability.
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The Manual Project #2 will occur during the weekend of October 14 at the Triumph School, a space Lichtzier and Coffey hope to build into an artists' residency in the future, and will include the work of Alex Chitty, Heather MacKenzie, Dario Robleto, Jason Lazarus, and a revised manual by Phil Peters.
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Frontman Joe Casey's brand of dour, erudite charisma has never been more engaging, with allusions to Stalin and the beliefs of the Greek philosopher Heraclitus sitting next to pained, direct outbursts ("she's just trying to reach you," Casey sings over and over as the guitars build into a typhoon at the end).
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Here's another thing we're playing at, with our rules and reviews and umpires: in the safe simulacra of these games we make, with the bearable stakes for winning and losing that we build into them, we also introduce the idea that all of it is in some way controllable, and controllable by us, ourselves.
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I think you are on to something there with "suffer"… But suffering is something that I don't think we can really ethically build into AI. We might be able to build it into AI (I kind of doubt it), but if we did, I think we would be doing AI a disservice, and ourselves.
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"Think about on an ongoing basis, what can you build into your week to keep your stress levels at a manageable rate so you're not having those high swings [from one end of the spectrum to the other]," Dr. Ballard says, suggesting that you make it a priority to take breaks in the day, or decompress without checking your email once you get home.
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Once they can demonstrate some version of them trying to persevere through the problem, or they can identify the problems that are going to come to them in their company — whether it's regulatory hair on the company, whether it's being extraordinarily well versed in their competition and their relative advantages to their competition and whatever landscape that they're trying to build into — all of those things start to signal that that person's going to be able to persevere, because there's not a day that goes by when you're building a company that you don't have a problem, especially when you're running it.
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