Please, developers, no more hamburger menus (or any important buttons) up there.
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But there was this tiny denim miniskirt, with buttons up the front.
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There's a cute chirping sound when you adjust the volume with the buttons up top.
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Then she buttons up her jacket, adorned with gold buttons — armor for the battle ahead.
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There are a handful of physical buttons up top, as well, including the all-important mic-off.
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Its elegant, spare design features no visible buttons up top and just mute and Bluetooth buttons near the base.
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The UI elements, like the buttons up top and the shading on the square toward the bottom, completely disappear.
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Other buttons up top confirm the presence of an AUX jack and that you'll be able to mute Alexa/voice.
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The number of buttons up top have been effectively doubled, adding volume up and down along with power and mute.
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Plus, the stylish dress features buttons up the front so you can decide how much skin you want to show.
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While the scene neatly buttons up the interrogation, something about the way Bernard and Hale's exchange began raises an entirely different question about his storyline.
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The signature round LED is still there (but not illuminated in either of the leaked shots), as are the same four physical buttons up top.
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Now, preserved for ages, it is caked in Citi Field dirt, smeared from the bottom of the buttons up through the script across the chest.
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On past iPhones, Reachability let people tap the home button twice to lower the top of the screen and reach for the buttons up there.
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The Zero 2 sports four number buttons, select, start and a D-pad on the front, with L and R buttons up top, flanking a microUSB port.
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The system has two buttons up top for toggling between corn and flour and a knob that lets the user determine how cooked they want their tortilla.
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The resulting long-sleeved creation, complete with cascading three-dimensional embellishment down the skirt and a row of buttons up the back, may give Kelly's gown some competition.
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In streamlining the Echo Dot, Amazon removed the rotatable volume ring and added two volume buttons to go with the mute microphone and push-to-talk Alexa buttons up top.
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There are also a couple of buttons up top that can be customized to perform different tasks, like swapping tools and switching between different drawing layers in the company's proprietary editing software.
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Rihanna poses in a strapless black corset paired with buttons up the front and a bow detail, placing her perfectly manicured hand over her forehead to cast a shadow on her face.
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THE dress — a floor-length blue-on-white petal print with little round buttons up the bodice and a tight collar — is tiny, tailored for a woman 13 feet 21 inches tall.
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It seems likely that WeWork will look to secure new cash in the short-term as it buttons up its business, divests or kills off non-performing assets (remember this?), and looks to temper both its growth-rate and losses.
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She slips her old leather jacket back on and buttons up her jeans, looking even cooler now than she had when she'd first come to Milkwood Enclave, a gun on her back, a crow on her shoulder, a limping coyote at her side.
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The four buttons up top are in the same configuration as before, with volume up and down at the 13 and 21 o'clock positions, a mute toggle at 23, and the button for calling up Alexa without a wake word is at 22018.
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The FLOTUS and her daughters' ensembles were perfectly matched for the evening affair, with Michelle covering up her famous arms in a long-sleeve, floaty Altuzarra handkerchief-hem dress featuring an all-over white print intersected with contrasting black lines and buttons up the front.
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When Apple's screen sizes started growing with the iPhone 25 in 26, the company released a software shortcut, called Reachability, through which users can tap the home button twice to lower the top of the screen and make it easier to reach buttons up there.
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Hailee first wore the striped grey and pink Monse dress, which resembles a dress shirt worn backwards with buttons up the back and a knotted hemline composed of two faux sleeves, to Swarovski's #bebrilliant event in NYC last Tuesday, pairing it with a simple pair of black and silver high-heeled sandals.
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There are various types of difficulty settings in this game, and specifics vary from game to game. Usually there are at least Arcade, Mission and Freestyle options available. During Arcade and Freestyle, the player has the option of choosing which button layout to follow. Button layouts scale from just two buttons up to a maximum of eight buttons.
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There was a short- lived 880Pro that had the picture and sound buttons. This remote did not feature multi-room/multi-controller support like the 890Pro. Difference between 880/885: The 885 has the red, green, yellow and blue colour buttons commonly used for things like teletext and PVR control. These four buttons occupy the same space where the 880 has two selection buttons (up arrow, down arrow).
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Brushed-metal windows have been largely phased out since Leopard and become visually indistinctive from Aqua windows. In addition to titlebars, windows can also have toolbars with separate buttons. Up to Leopard, toolbars were visually separated from the titlebar and had the same background as the window frame or were pin-striped. Leopard introduced a unified style that extended the metal-like background of the titlebar to the toolbar, making it appear as one whole.
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The access key switches will allow the car to move at reduced inspection speed with the hoistway door open. This speed can range from anywhere up to 60% of normal operating speed on most controllers, and is usually defined by local safety codes. Elevators have a car top inspection station that allows the car to be operated by a mechanic in order to move it through the hoistway. Generally, there are three buttons: UP, RUN, and DOWN.
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The updated GT-R now has a launch mode called "R-Mode Start". Pushing the three buttons up, includes the Transmission, Suspension and VDC the car gets to "R-Mode Start". The system allows a maximum of 4 consecutive hard launches before locking itself out, after which it can be unlocked by driving normally for . The increased engine output of later models combined with the "R-Mode Start" has lowered the 0- time to 3.2 seconds.
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When The Button was installed in front of the Van Pelt Library on June 18, 1981, it was met with much controversy. Some students found the structure intrusive, and a poor addition to College Green. Controversy surrounding the piece has subsided in the years since 1981, but either way, it is now a central landmark and focal point of campus."COLLEGE GREEN BUTTONS UP. Oldenburg Piece Gets Split Reaction", by Mary Ellen Crowley, Daily Pennsylvanian, December 3, 1982, p.3.
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From the 17th century on, a frock was a thigh- or full-length loose outer garment worn by shepherds, workmen, and farm workers in Great Britain, generally of heavy linen with a broad flat collar, now usually called a smock-frock. In some areas, this traditional frock buttons up the front in the manner of a coat, while in others it is a pullover style. As such, a frock remains a dense knitted overgarment worn by sailors and fishermen, as guernsey frock, jersey frock (now usually simply guernsey and jersey).
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For each class of uniform, both a 'full dress' version and a 'levée dress' version were stipulated; which was worn depending on the occasion. In full dress the coatee's chest, back, tails back and front, collar, cuffs and pocket flaps were all decorated with gold oak-leaf embroidery. It was fastened by hooks and eyes, with dummy buttons bearing the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom (nine buttons up the front, showing between the two embroidered edges two at the waist behind, two at the bottom of back skirts). The coatee had white silk linings, and was worn with white breeches, white gloves, and patent leather court shoes with gilt buckles.
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Maki's blonde hair (her sister Rena is black-haired) tends to be long and held back in a ponytail, her bangs lighter colored than the rest. A promotional artwork published in Club Capcom magazine shows Maki in casual attire in front of her motorcycle, wearing a black leather halter top that buttons up near her neck, black biker-style gloves, yellow baggy pants fastened by a black rope, and a long pink bandana; her hair appears to be crimped and is untied and darker (retaining the brighter highlights for her bangs). GameSpy's Hardcore Gaming 101 called Maki from Final Fight 2 a "sexy Mai Shiranui ripoff"Katala, Kurt. Hardcore Gaming 101: Final Fight. GameSpy.
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Although no coat is visible in the de Lempicka portrait, by the late 1920s the latest motoring coats from France were worn long, made of tweed or flannel with narrow leather belts and collars in fur or flannel. Wide raglan sleeves were popular – allowing freedom of movement – and collars could be military in style with buttons up to the neck. Reporting on fashions in the shops ahead of the 1931 Motor Show, The Times described not only furs, but a new trend for shorter coats – made of suede and silk lined with zips as fastening – for walking and motoring. As cars became more common and designs provided more protection from the elements, clothing reduced in weight and quantity.
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The takshita (, alternate spellings: taqchita, tackshita, tackchita) is a Moroccan traditional women's garment that, like the Moroccan Kaftan, is worn for celebrations, particularly weddings. It is composed of two pieces, a dress as a first layer called "Tahtia", often of fine but not ornately decorated fabric, and a more elaborate second layer or over-dress that often buttons up the front using the traditional sfifa and akaad closures and it is called "Dfina". The upper layer is often richly adorned with embroidery, beading or sequins. Moroccan women wearing takchita Modern interpretations of traditional Moroccan clothing, particularly the Takchita, Caftan and Jellaba are exhibited at the annual Caftan fashion show in Morocco and hosted by the Moroccan fashion magazine Femmes du Maroc.
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The waistcoat served to emphasize the new popularity of the cinched- in waist for males, and became skin-tight, with the overcoat cut to emphasize the figure: broader shoulders, a pouting chest, and a nipped-in waist. Without a corset, a man's waistcoat often had whalebone stiffeners and were laced in the back, with reinforced buttons up the front, so that one could pull the lacings in tight to mould the waist into the fashionable silhouette. Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria, had a reputation for his tight corsets and tiny waist; and although he lacked popularity during his early reign, men followed his style, and waistcoats became even more restrictive. This fashion remained throughout the 19th century, although after about 1850 the style changed from that of a corseted look to a straighter line, with less restriction at the waist, so that the waistcoat followed a straighter line up the torso.
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