If your router's wifi is in a cluttered channel, identify a less cluttered one.
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He lives by the belief that a cluttered environment leads to a cluttered mind.
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"It's cluttered, but I don't think it's cluttered with places that are doing it right," Guy said of online beauty sites.
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Try to that could delay your progress, such as having a cluttered desk or cluttered agenda, and try to minimize procrastination, too.
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For those who believe a cluttered desk is a cluttered mind, the same is likely doubly true when it comes to your iPhone's home screen.
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I didn't want to be cluttered with things that were irrelevant to the problem, or at least I'm grateful now I wasn't cluttered with things that were irrelevant.
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When you get home from a stressful work trip and that one spot in the apartment that's always cluttered has been de-cluttered, you feel really cared for.
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The school told him to register his stay with the police department, and he tried: zigzagging from cluttered office to cluttered office and filling out the same form a dozen different times.
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So far, CS:GO isn't looking any less cluttered in 2017.
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Items are cluttered together, but none of them are recognizable.
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Facebook Messenger has gotten too cluttered, its leader said today.
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We never cluttered the military channels by broadcasting, but today . . . ?
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Ajijic is cluttered with advertisements for dentists and plastic surgeons.
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Pacific Hospitality's 6,000 square foot warehouse is cluttered and ineffective.
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If you're annoyed by Gmail's cluttered design, you're not alone.
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Besides, you'll surely feel happier in a less cluttered home.
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Still, Apple's less cluttered Control Center is a big improvement.
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The kitchen was too cluttered, the mudroom damp and cold.
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Some enter this "magic house" and think that it's cluttered.
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"Come," she says, leading me upstairs to a cluttered garage.
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You can now also organize your cluttered desktop into Stacks.
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A disheveled hospital room cluttered with equipment and scattered materials.
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All that hopping can eventually leave your home screen cluttered.
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Rusted gardening implements and propane tanks cluttered the front porch.
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I also try to make sure the background isn't too cluttered!
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Expect a cloud-cluttered sky today, with a high around 36.
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He motions towards a table cluttered with pale, folded paper animals.
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Now, he's bragging about his cluttered desk in the Oval Office.
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Pluto, which orbits in the cluttered Kuiper Belt, was on trial.
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It's full without feeling cluttered, expansive without feeling like a McMansion.
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New flags, he said, were too often cliched, cluttered and meaningless.
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It was cluttered with papers, X-ray film, and coffee cups.
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Instead, the men cluttered the warehouse with flammable materials, she said.
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Trump's mind is not cluttered with the same kinds of information.
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With one click, I transformed my cluttered browser into one tab.
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More curiously, the bureau and shelves were cluttered with jelly jars.
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Many roads remain cluttered with debris, and bridges must be checked.
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It's also a cleaner keyboard compared to the cluttered Samsung keyboard.
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Joe Forlini, 65, counted up cash in the restaurant's cluttered office.
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The North and South divisions are cluttered with nondescript quasi-contenders.
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The #invisibleload with today's normalized cluttered lifestyle taking on epic proportions.
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Yards are cluttered with children's bikes, basketball hoops and satellite dishes.
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Information has been reorganized so that each screen is less cluttered.
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A cluttered home is a small price to pay in exchange.
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When this happens, apps can be cluttered all over the place.
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Your Facebook feed is likely cluttered with predictions about the election.
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A cluttered home can be a stressful home, researchers are learning.
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Mann, who admits his own work inbox is embarrassingly cluttered, agrees.
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Everything was on track, she said across her large, cluttered desk.
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Japan's cluttered streets are not always pretty but they are remarkably safe.
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It also risks leaving the app looking cluttered and difficult to use.
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It does feel at times, I will say, like a little cluttered.
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There's much to take in here, yet the ballet doesn't get cluttered.
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The living room and dining room were cluttered with clothes and toys.
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No more ruining the moment as you fumble through cluttered nightstand drawers!
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It's a very cluttered show, but I'm a maximalist so that's fine.
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"We live in a landscape that is cluttered with monuments," Brundage says.
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It was very, very, very cluttered with random shit people sent him.
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Missing that one important email because your inbox is cluttered with garbage.
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This is peculiar, intriguing because of the completely cluttered workspace around us.
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The air base is a panoramic scene, cluttered with helicopters and planes.
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The report for the quarter was cluttered with special gains and charges.
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Yet because of the many large rooms, their homes were not cluttered.
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A framed photo of Fred Trump faces him on his cluttered desk.
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This is theater as charged and cluttered and expansive as life itself.
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The yard with the trailer was cluttered, but the house appeared normal.
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Ms. McLeod lived in a quaint bungalow, cluttered with her mother's furniture.
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A bathroom that doesn't have sensible storage options could just become cluttered.
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But, like the cover, the overall effect is busy, hip and cluttered.
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"It's not cluttered," Trevor Haynes, Subway's vice president of operations, told CNBC.
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TV footage showed a cluttered apartment with white walls and white furniture.
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And a cluttered home, researchers are learning, can be a stressful home.
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The room was still cluttered with supplies from Mr. Wiley's opening party.
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This was a raucous show, with a cluttered stage and powder-keg air.
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Instead of a cluttered nest of papers, Trump's desk on Sunday was neater.
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The day quickly devolves into chaos as once cluttered calendars suddenly open up.
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Instagram has long resisted adding features that would lead to a cluttered experience.
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So I wonder how you'll keep that experience not totally cluttered with ads?
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Everyone in the cluttered, open-plan room is wearing T-shirts and hoodies.
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This is designed to keep the home theater area a little less cluttered.
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Compared with the ugly, cluttered devices of the day, the iPhone was revolutionary.
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You're not alone in thinking your Twitter timeline is a joyless, cluttered place.
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While we raced to build these new features, the app became too cluttered.
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The downside to Hereditary is that it feels cluttered, both thematically and narratively.
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The beach was a narrow strip of gray stones cluttered with dead branches.
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But the business of storage on demand is nothing short of, well, cluttered.
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The stadium was empty and the battlefield wasn't cluttered with dueling robots yet.
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With an overwhelming inbox and a cluttered desktop, it's no wonder distractions abound.
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I have them at the office but my desk is getting pretty cluttered.
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Curry cluttered the box score with 31 points, 10 rebounds and 9 assists.
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The combination of buttons, knobs, and screen might seem cluttered and overly complicated.
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Princeton University research shows that a cluttered desk can lead to reduced productivity.
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Over time our charts become cluttered with trend lines and other technical indicators.
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The apartment was so cluttered Mr. Brassner could barely move, Mr. Pivar said.
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Use the program's cropping tool to slice away cluttered backgrounds and frayed edges.
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The bunker grew cluttered, which forced him to make the cave even deeper.
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According to PCMag Associate Editor Jason Cohen, Amazon is cluttered with fake reviews.
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But, like the cover, the over-all effect is busy, hip and cluttered.
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There was no shortage of melodies, but the albums seemed flaccid and cluttered.
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How did orbit become so cluttered with space junk in the first place?
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Without the mess, the cluttered set-up of the store was already overwhelming.
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In addition to the cluttered display, many more items remain uninspected in boxes.
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Look, New York don't even want it in Manhattan because it's too cluttered.
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For a fashion firm the reception area is unusually cluttered, and even grimy.
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"It was really cluttered: newspapers, books, clothes — just general household clutter," she said.
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McConnell controls the floor ruthlessly, drawing on a cluttered toolbox of arcane techniques.
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It was gentle and poignant and just cluttered enough by Frissel's meandering guitar.
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Since Tidying Up With Marie Kondo began streaming on Netflix at the start of the month, many of our homes have become less cluttered with junk and most of our social media feeds have gotten more cluttered with Marie Kondo memes.
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Even as Instagram grew, it never got too cluttered with unnecessary features and updates.
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More like a cluttered 'kabinett' now, I can still complete my necessary work flow.
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Search is more cluttered in Amazon Music, and not as nice to look at.
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Turtle comes to an old roadbed lined with Oregon grape, cluttered with fallen leaves.
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Instead, you're smacking balls in cluttered kitchens, fully stocked museums and ornate dining rooms.
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The Mi Box remote isn't cluttered with buttons, which mostly is a good thing.
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So their claim Google's cluttered module appears to be muddling up is embarrassingly true.
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It's less cluttered and makes it easier to launch features for the S Pen.
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Great content on clunky site, or with cluttered design, is a disservice, bad biz.
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However, the obscure URL and advertisement-cluttered interface may turn off less techie users.
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It keeps our space from feeling cluttered and our borderline hoarder tendencies in check.
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It was built without the houses that lined earlier bridges and cluttered the views.
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We sat at Steidl's cluttered desk—a counter, really, stacked with boxes and papers.
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It is my shelter from the chaotic storm that is my cluttered, busy life.
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This helps to keep a small room looking organized and neat rather than cluttered.
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More hang on the walls, filling the space, but not making it feel cluttered.
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Having too many pillows on your bed can give your room a cluttered feel.
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Francesca, the woman from Vienna, cleared a space for me in her cluttered minivan.
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A few steps away, Ms. Carter was standing in her cluttered home office, crying.
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In the neighborhoods around us, sidewalks were cluttered with soaked mattresses, refrigerators and armchairs.
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Some show inmates as they are being treated in a cramped, cluttered examination room.
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The taxidermy-cluttered restaurant obtained the first liquor license in Colorado back in 1935.
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The entire area around the reactor was dark, and cluttered with pipes and machinery.
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Maybe, for example, you&aposre overloaded with physical stuff, and your home is cluttered.
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That's why my bedside table is so cluttered: I want to imbibe it all.
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In the kitchen, cluttered with empty liquor bottles, someone sang and played the guitar.
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Smarter Living: Wirecutter recommends five cheap(ish) things to make over a cluttered closet.
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He sat behind a vast desk cluttered with papers, wood carvings and plastic flowers.
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His command can feel almost absolute; his harmonies tend to be weighty and cluttered.
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You couldn't move for all the human mess these worlds were cluttered up with.
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Without proper storage solutions, your shower can quickly become cluttered with bottles and sponges.
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Decluttering your kitchen Having a messy, cluttered kitchen can lead to poor eating habits.
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Well after midnight, the tables were cluttered with plastic cups, beer cans and bottles.
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And few fields are so cluttered with such fables as the history of music.
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Besides, the mob's hierarchy isn't particularly clear—in fact, it's a cluttered, bureaucratic mess.
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Gone are the cluttered, candy-colored icons that a busy brain sees as digital snacks.
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Together, they tackled her formerly cluttered spaces and transformed them into an Instagram-perfect dream.
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Nothing causes Sunday Scaries like the looming threat of a cluttered inbox on Monday morning.
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Trained dolphins sweep cluttered harbors for mines and other objects that could hamper military activities.
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It's in this dimly lit, cluttered apartment that we see Connie's immorality knows no limits.
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They all end up cluttered in a handful of places rather than spread evenly around.
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It will also prevent important messages from getting lost in cluttered work or personal inboxes.
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In fact, let's take a quick trip together, right now, before things get more cluttered.
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By dropping the busy background in favor of something lighter and cleaner, it's less cluttered.
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These sections are less cluttered than before, too, in keeping with the more minimalist spirit.
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They also cluttered up the already text-heavy interface with more distracting text to read.
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I find, if my space is cluttered or messy, that's a huge contributor for me.
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Also, the main Bixby page feels cluttered with junk, like ads for Samsung's theme store.
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Usually speakers come in, and I test them, and then they leave my cluttered life.
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I was dropped in a cluttered home office, filled with children's toys and other junk.
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"The world of search became pretty cluttered with all these self-declared experts," he said.
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In fact, it may merely be a cluttered mess that's setting you up for failure.
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The story was different in the intimates section, which was almost too cluttered to navigate.
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Choosing stylish pieces without thinking about their function can cause your space to look cluttered.
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The apartment, sectioned off with a large bookcase, was being rented out and seemed cluttered.
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Her final home was a far cry from the cluttered Edwardian elegance of the Manor.
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Earlier tracks—which correspond to infancy—are weighty, deliberately cluttered, and occasionally dour and unsettled.
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In a genre cluttered with shows that bleed into one another, Legion stood out emphatically.
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He tells them to reconstruct the brochure to make it less cluttered and more human.
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My inbox is cluttered with event cancellations, including for conferences as far out as June.
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Similarly, practicing mindfulness alone isn't enough to manage the cluttered house that is my brain.
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Copies of the N.B.A.'s collective bargaining agreement and regulations governing agents cluttered the tables.
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One reason is that people are tiring of Facebook's cluttered interface and cumbersome privacy controls.
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Those ideas often germinated in Mr. Le-Tan's sumptuously cluttered apartment in Paris's Seventh Arrondissement.
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Smarter Living: Wirecutter recommends five cheap(ish) things to radically make over your cluttered closet.
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His library is cluttered with books by sportswriters like Jimmy Cannon and A. J. Liebling.
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Op-Ed Contributor We were sitting around a cluttered table in his Bay City, Tex.
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That dream didn&apost last long though; algorithms changed and newsfeeds became cluttered with advertising.
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Once the fire erupted, people were trapped in a cluttered warehouse with just two exits.
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"Where there are so many channels and people involved, it gets cluttered," Foroux told Recode.
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Graham was collapsed behind a cluttered desk, sipping a Coke Zero and complaining of exhaustion.
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Dog Eared Books is perfectly cluttered, with a mix of new, used and remaindered books.
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Instead, a couple dumb Tweets like the one below cluttered up Twitter for a minute.
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The blue paint on the door is bright but peeling, and its cluttered window is dark.
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Both can feel cluttered and unhelpful, showing too much navigation and not enough stuff to watch.
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The space is cluttered with palettes of paint and buckets of brushes spread across wooden tables.
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The country's noisy social media are cluttered with posts calling for Indians to shun Chinese goods.
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Even simple texts get cluttered with a plea for them to sign up for an account.
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Now, Kondo is taking her tidy ways into the homes of regular, cluttered folks like us.
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"It's better off to keep them all separate, so the different products don't get too cluttered."
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For most of my life, the inside of my head has felt like a cluttered apartment.
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The treasure-house may be cluttered and dirty, but it is bone-dry and closely guarded.
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It's a cluttered space, full of schematics, reports, maps, and paperwork overflowing from bookshelves and cabinets.
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It has a nearly 1,000-store footprint, but analysts have dinged many as cluttered and dirty.
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In reality, Facebook is a cluttered mess of features that seem to constantly leak user data.
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Or today, in a frantic world cluttered with objects, screens and logos, is it time itself?
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One group worked in a messy, cluttered environment while the other worked in a tidy setting.
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So before berating yourself for your perpetually cluttered desk, give yourself a few IQ points instead.
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Apple Music has also been redesigned, following an initial launch with a cluttered and confused interface.
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Just come prepared with an open mind — and expect to leave with a less cluttered one.
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Before long, your desk and bag become cluttered with things like chargers, earphones, cases, and stands.
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It's definitely a less cluttered and cleaner VR experience than using your own pair of headphones.
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Not a hygienic mess like some people might think, but a loud, cluttered, rambunctious human mess.
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My mother has ample room for us, but her house is cluttered and not very clean.
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It is cluttered with props that sometimes seem in danger of toppling or being tripped over.
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Costa Rica Dispatch The patio is cluttered with mattresses and suitcases, clothes spilling out of them.
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With a four-story house, you don't realize that it's getting cluttered until it's too late.
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Ms. Valade decided to photograph Ms. Hadad in costume, standing resplendent in her cluttered, colorful apartment.
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Sitting in her small, cluttered office in the capital Maseru, Thabane gives an exasperated half-laugh.
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Overdo it and you risk ending up with a space that feels stuffy, cluttered and overwhelming.
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The real challenge will be seeing how useful robots are in cluttered and unpredictable working environments.
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Used furniture from the Church World Service and a local Islamic center cluttered the living room.
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This industry was cluttered with all these clunky products that caused more frustration than they helped.
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Here's some motivation — researchers have found that a cluttered home leads to increased stress and procrastination.
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Here's some inspiration — researchers have found that a cluttered home leads to increased stress and procrastination.
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The artist's dynamic point-of-view resonates in each of his lively renderings of cluttered locales.
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The rooms on display range from hectic, cluttered with papers crumbled on the floor, to neat.
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Now, some months later, I am trying to hold onto optimism, but it's still cluttered and confused.
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And if you get that 1 percent, especially in today's cluttered world, then people are interested, okay?
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The site had become cluttered with old cars, oil containers, pests and trash, according to those complaints.
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For some reason, the spaces in my life seems to get immensely cluttered during the winter months.
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Overall, Zero's design feels clean and simple, compared to the cluttered and dated apps from traditional banks.
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Microsoft is making the Start Menu way less cluttered in the latest Windows 10 May 2019 Update.
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That clarity of focus gives the film a personal through line that prevents it from feeling cluttered.
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It could help in situations that require navigate cluttered areas, from disaster zones to the human body.
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Homes were cluttered with multiple devices that didn't talk to each other and operated using multiple apps.
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The workers sleep on bunk beds in shared rooms cluttered with clothes, stuffed animals and phone chargers.
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I've stashed my kayak in the weedy, cluttered backyards of low-rent landlords who didn't really care.
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Slow-loading websites, inaccessible content, and cluttered webpages have made many people hate online advertising, Weinstein said.
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The car slowly crept into the intersection before accelerating through the cluttered crosswalk, according to the sources.
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Instead, he is content to deliver extended shots and images that are achingly melancholy, and teasingly cluttered.
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Instead of the prominent red bars, the app has a clean, white design that looks less cluttered.
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His Midtown Manhattan office was cluttered with cartons of new business cards, boxes of hats, sample jerseys.
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We found an open can of Pepsi hanging out on an already cluttered shelf of miscellaneous items.
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They also run on a clean and simple version of Android that's not cluttered with extra "stuff."
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The conversations between works are often forced, especially in the second floor gallery, which seems particularly cluttered.
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When a beautiful game like Battlefield V suddenly looks like Minecraft, the visual field becomes less cluttered.
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Kristin: Production is a liiiiittle cluttered for my taste, but you almost forget that toward the end.
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It's frustrating to live in a cluttered space where it's difficult to find useful objects, she says.
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Using too many pieces of furniture in your bedroom can make the space seem cluttered and tight.
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Living in a cluttered apartment on the building's third floor, she descended daily to operate the playhouse.
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The first sample pages that Jongbloed sent looked cluttered, with letters and words crammed too close together.
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The broadcasts back then had fewer sponsors, Barnett said, which meant games were less cluttered by advertising.
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If you have the room to put things away, you are not going to be as cluttered.
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But the change is also a big step toward making Twitter conversations less cluttered and more understandable.
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Mr. Kile has a full head of short gray hair and moves across his cluttered porch delicately.
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Though it lasts only 75 minutes, the production feels long and oddly cluttered by its gnomic dialogue.
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Just looking at her living room, cluttered with stacks of red and green plastic bins, was exhausting.
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It's wireless, too, so my small home office setup doesn't look cluttered by a bunch of cables.
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"Better to be out here," Ms. Hoover said, sitting in her small, cluttered tent with her Chihuahua.
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Will there be sheets on the bed, and is the home clean or cluttered and run-down?
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The issue, according to one creator, is that on the desktop, it just makes everything look cluttered.
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The N.B.A. All-Star Game next month is sure to be cluttered with players from both sides.
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The table in front of us was cluttered with maps, notebooks, competing spreadsheets and empty beer bottles.
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I thanked them for the information and filed it somewhere in the back of my cluttered mind.
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It included a clunky browser and was cluttered with all sorts of other apps I didn't want.
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Blame it on premiering midseason or on the cluttered #PeakTV mania or on a disillusioning series title.
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"The market is so cluttered with new products that we're always so distracted as consumers," he said.
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He begins in the East, where the landscape is vertical, cluttered with tall trees and taller cities.
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While the ringing guitars and weird percussive instruments remain, they pile up more heavily, their arrangements cluttered.
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But the web has become too cluttered and you end up loading one bloated web page after another.
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It isn't cluttered with unnecessary tech, and it performs really well on what matters: accuracy, versatility, and accessibility.
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That made it the second-most ad-cluttered Super Bowl game, according to ad-tracking firm Kantar Media.
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Image: APSocial feeds are getting cluttered with posts no one asked for, and unfortunately, Instagram is following suit.
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A lot of fans love Infinity War, but it's a cluttered movie without a lot of breathing room.
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Personally, I think that while the design does make each comment stand out more, it also looks cluttered.
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And that's not to mention the other hazards posed by an orbit cluttered with satellites and space junk.
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For now, "Civil War's" gang of superhumans already has some people worried it will feel cluttered and confusing.
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Your cluttered desktop will automatically be cleaned up by grouping the files into "stacks" of similar file types.
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For now it has a cluttered workshop in the city of Hangzhou, a tech hub west of Shanghai.
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To American eyes, many Japanese apps can look tremendously cluttered and confusing, but the opposite is also true.
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We have one big artwork when you walk in, but I don't like things to be super cluttered.
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The new feature prevents your notification center from getting cluttered with piles of news stories from various sites.
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The top paid and grossing app charts are instead cluttered with utilities, generally AR rulers and measuring tapes.
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Friends began to come down with the bug, smiling serenely at the simplicity of their once-cluttered credenzas.
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But to avoid a cluttered feeling, which can actually cause more stress, stick with just a few items.
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But, that also means we have to do serious routine clean-outs (or suffer the extremely cluttered consequences).
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Other top allies have been excited about Rubio's own Florida, seeing a potential opening in a cluttered race.
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But as we have noted before, the business of storage on demand is nothing short of, well, cluttered.
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In addition, it's an innovation that makes the phone less cluttered and gives it a sleeker, functional feel.
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"People that live in cluttered environments are actually suffering a lot more than we realize," McCabe-Bennett said.
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He was also annoyed by the many articles about celebrities surrounding reviews, which cluttered and sullied the database.
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His 90-year-old mother, Dorothy, is the shop's bookkeeper and works at a lamp-lit cluttered desk.
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That means the Senate will be cluttered by five high-profile confirmation fights at the beginning of 2019.
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Manhattan has become so densely cluttered with restaurants that it's hard to imagine a new dining neighborhood emerging.
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Poor-quality photos and cluttered, unprofessional-looking design are huge red flags that the site can't be trusted.
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Critics in San Francisco say the recent deluge of electric scooters has led to cluttered walkways and sidewalks.
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It's been called an "email killer," providing users a chatroom-like service to cut down on cluttered inboxes.
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Each cluttered spread offers a more honest depiction of real living spaces than traditional, stark interior design imagery.
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Kong now pays $250 monthly rent for his bed space in the cluttered apartment shared with 10 others.
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The couple live in a cluttered, cozy apartment on an East Village block not yet overrun by money.
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I navigated wet, muddy streets cluttered with felled trees, overturned cars, parts of houses and swollen animal corpses.
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She found an 86-year-old Vietnam veteran in a dirty, cluttered house full of empty liquor bottles.
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Thousands of secretaries and office workers have turned the Pentagon into a cluttered, cosy, home-away-from-home.
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But when they reach the second floor of the home, it transforms into Camille's cluttered St. Louis apartment.
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My area is cluttered and unwelcoming, staunchly announcing itself as a habitat suited for me and me alone.
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Sitting in his small, cluttered office, Mr. Wymer had little interest in talking about himself or his successes.
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In the cluttered office of a parking garage on Claver Place in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, the phone rings.
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The company began to struggle to clear out inventory, and stores started to appear more disorganized and cluttered.
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Not having storage solutions in your shower could lead to a cluttered mess of bottles on your floor.
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But cluttered bags have made it more difficult for officers to decipher items on the X-ray machine.
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AOL's 2010 homepage left us dazed and confused with clashes of colors, nonsensical icons, and a cluttered layout.
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Even when a production of "Romeo" is cluttered with gimmicks, a persuasive lead couple can overcome the excess.
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Everything looks fairly ordinary, if cramped and cluttered, without such middle-class givens as personal space and beds.
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And for a location, you want one that's not super busy or cluttered with a lot of lines.
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In some ways, they stand out the most in the cluttered room, underscoring a depth of intellectual engagement.
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The commercial was cluttered and confusing and seemed to be targeting existing users, which isn't necessarily Twitter's problem.
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It's not cluttered like µTorrent or Vuze as it doesn't have a built-in video player or search engine.
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In September, I sat down with Palau's president, Tommy Remengesau Jr., in his cluttered, wood-paneled office in Koror.
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Blogs from that whole generation of fashion kids were often colorful and cluttered and unconcerned with a sleek aesthetic.
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The shelves and walls are cluttered with family photos, paintings, figurines of a man and woman cradling a baby.
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Right as the market is cluttered by an abundant offering, the Japanese giant enters with a highly-visible franchise.
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With the App Store becoming cluttered, it's hard for developers to get their apps in front of new users.
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That doesn't mean that they want the user interface of one of their main messaging apps cluttered with advertisements.
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Spotify has always felt a bit cluttered, with its five navigation buttons – Home, Browse, Search, Radio and My Library.
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At long last, it has its corresponding yin: the recessed, cluttered Chelsea townhouse that was occupied by Louise Bourgeois.
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"The shine isn't just on Aguilera here, and it deserves to be," was Glamour's take on the cluttered song.
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I've been using Maps every day for the last year, and it feels less cluttered and easier to use.
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These types of workers may feel more stress thinking about accumulating email and coming back to a cluttered inbox.
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The capital will be used to redesign Reddit's famously cluttered homepage, co-founder and CEO Steve Huffman tells Recode.
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It wasn't immediately clear how many times Iowans will see the spots during a cluttered final week of ads.
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At this point, after all, most mobile sites are cluttered with slow-loading ads (and maybe even roadblock ads).
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There is real need for improvement, which you know if you've spent much time poking around these cluttered sites.
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The walls of the shop are cluttered with calendars that the inmates use to cross off the passing days.
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While they are growing, maintaining their voice in the cluttered fashion space has been difficult at times, they admit.
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Lorenzo's desk is cluttered with figurines of comic book crime fighters; a silver Batman stands tallest among the crowd.
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First, you can really live a less cluttered life with this bag if you're willing to respect its design.
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They would huddle shoulder-to-shoulder around long, cluttered tables, sewing pleats, pinning patterns, and threading plumes through netting.
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The bus climbed away from the cluttered coastline into rich green mountains, and eventually along a wide, pebbly river.
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Their apartment is cluttered with books and records, the spare bedroom a studio of sorts, filled with old guitars.
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As high-profile breaches continue to make headlines, data security bills have cluttered both chambers in the past year.
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Sewell was surprised by how low-tech the recorder looked, like something you'd find in a cluttered kitchen drawer.
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But that under-the-bed area can quickly become disheveled, which ends up making the room feel more cluttered.
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The challenge for security officials is to get a good look at objects in sometimes cluttered carry-on bags.
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But over the past few months, the changes diluted the core chat experience, which became cluttered with user stories.
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I designed it that way to minimize clutter, and yet I still find a way to make it cluttered.
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Returning to the main street, she pointed out the town's butcher shop, its roof cluttered with piles of antlers.
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The historic Post Road was now cluttered with "rocks, ruts, and thank-you-marms" (large bumps), wrote one contemporary.
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Downstairs from Keith's Harvard office, there is a lab cluttered with students fiddling with pipettes and arcane scientific instruments.
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On a spring afternoon in his cluttered Greenwich Village apartment, he was still restless, taking stock of his life.
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And sometimes the Weeknd sings as if he were rapping — those songs, like "Sidewalks," are among his most cluttered.
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After all, one White House official noted, Mr. Obama did say the Oval Office could get a little cluttered.
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Because looking at my Instagram from five years ago, it's cluttered with these crazy filtered, super de saturated photos.
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Now, he worries that more will disappear, as grocery stores big and small compete in an increasingly cluttered market.
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At such moments, you may even feel that it's your own cluttered, consumerist mind that's being anatomized up there.
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But that's a shallow way of reading a film whose delightfully schlocky, slightly cluttered surface belies its moral complexity.
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Wild animals cluttered the road, and reacted confusedly as I approached, throwing themselves under the hooves of my steed, Phobos.
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It took three Peloton delivery men to wrestle this thing into my moderately sized, only somewhat cluttered apartment in Brooklyn.
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When it first launched in 2015, Apple's music streaming service was painted by some as slow to adapt and cluttered.
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When police went to his home after he was reported missing, it was cluttered, and reeked of feces and urine.
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And as our space environment is getting more congested and complicated, it's also getting cluttered with all kinds of garbage.
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Debates are never what they are hyped up to be, but they are extremely significant in this politically cluttered age.
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You've got more control over what you see, stories appear earlier, and the interface is a lot less cluttered too.
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The new Cadillac interface looks far less cluttered than past versions, and it's evident that's where Cadillac invested considerable resources.
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And then there was an objective point of view, which was very cluttered with data, as our lives are now.
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WE'VE GOT A GREAT APPROACH TO THE HOLIDAY, ONE I THINK IS GOING TO BREAK THROUGH DURING A CLUTTERED SEASON.
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Another good goal is to clear off your desktop, which can be cluttered with screenshots, dowloaded files and old documents.
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Now the Polygon is finally becoming a reality through Kickstarter, so you can soon make your ,drawers sightly less cluttered.
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Her house is exactly as you'd picture it: a little dirty, cluttered with antique furniture, musical instruments, and hippie art.
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"There's cluttered shelves, and tap handles are more competitive than ever, so that's slowing [craft] growth," the industry economist said.
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But the cluttered script, by Kanika Dhillon, runs at a manic pace, zig-zagging from scene to scene with abandon.
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Being on top of your workload and tidying up your cluttered calendar will make for a more successful, effective you.
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The update will make the store look far less cluttered and, from a first glance at today's presentation, more useful.
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She arranges the objects in the townhouse in a way that is organized and precise rather than cluttered and busy.
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BEIJING — The cluttered offices of a history magazine in Beijing have become an unusually public battlefield in China's ideological wars.
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A project called Haze, which depicted a kitchen scene cluttered with an uncountable array of objects, went viral in 2013.
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Article continues after the video below Besides, the mob's hierarchy isn't particularly clear—in fact, it's a cluttered, bureaucratic mess.
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A cluttered inbox stresses me out, but it's important to remember your inbox is an object you don't fully control.
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Their cluttered but exhilarating 2011 debut, "Purple Naked Ladies," indulged a multitude of whimsical, psychedelic-soul impulses in the studio.
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Aside from his cluttered and untidy home, did he seem to be socially isolated or impeded in major life activities?
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As a result, users' timelines became cluttered with junky ads and at least one malicious campaign, according to BuzzFeed News.
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In essence, the company has made it easier and cheaper to launch minisatellites, so could space become even more cluttered?
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The secret atelier is the pezzo forte of the place, a beautifully cluttered warren of objects, art pieces and ephemera.
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Ahead, press play and get to work transforming every last grimy and cluttered corner into someplace worthy of spending time.
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Perhaps, but I wouldn't necessarily want the scene cluttered by a sommelier in full pocket-square-and-cuff-links regalia.
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The resulting book is intimate and engrossing but can also have a claustrophobic, cluttered feel in its thicket of details.
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More than 19513 years later, Alberto Giacometti, holed up in a cluttered studio, sculpted skeletal portraits reflecting war-ravaged Europe.
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But otherwise the stage was cluttered and awkward, with pantomime battles and swirling circular dances crowded into the uneasy stasis.
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From the O.K. Corral, we wander into a cluttered, dark store, where books, magazines, and files are stacked in columns.
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Some comes from the donations hoarded in a cluttered garage, where a "Welcome Home" sign in Arabic is on display.
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It was now cluttered with things from the past 20 years, a stretch of his life I knew little about.
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I was forced to acknowledge something equally uncomfortable about myself: My digital life is as cluttered as my IRL one.
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Pause for a chai at the charmingly cluttered Teapot Café, before carrying on to the whitewashed Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica.
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I found him alone in a drab, cluttered room where the blinds were drawn and a television was on low.
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Images of the interior captured before Friday showed it cluttered with art, antiques and musical instruments beneath exposed wooden rafters.
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It is cluttered but orderly, and its scent — a mix of hair products and pizza — somehow smells appetizing, not noxious.
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He sat across a cluttered table from Eisenman, who had on track pants, Air Jordans, and a Miami Heat beanie.
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Now the place is cluttered with finished canvases of all sizes and boxes and drawers of smaller paintings and prints.
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His desk was cluttered, full of oddly shaped items, bits of folded cardboard and a line of antique telegraph keys.
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His desk was cluttered, full of oddly shaped items, bits of folded cardboard and a line of antique telegraph keys.
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Established this summer, it preserves, behind glass, the artist's dusty, cluttered studio that was once nearby on rue Hippolyte-Maindron.
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The room was cluttered with rows of long tables, and flat screens in every direction, all playing different networks' coverage.
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Collins sat in his cluttered first-floor suite, surrounded by dark wood and walls lined with books by the foot.
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The space is so cluttered with other shows that to find a new spot to start digging is all but impossible.
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They converted their cluttered bedroom closet into a little room for West with a crib, creative vertical storage, accessories, and artwork.
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Google's homepage has famously been a minimalist affair, devoid of the links that often cluttered the homepages of other search engines.
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Most of my writing gets done at my cluttered mess of a desk, tucked into my "office nook" in my bedroom.
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I'm lucky to have great friends: young parents like myself, who are happy to get together for pizza in cluttered homes.
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Alternately, voice messages could be another sign of the "end of Instagram" as it becomes over-cluttered with Facebook's own features.
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The app was noticeably less cluttered with a better method of tracking overall earnings and workarounds that solve for connectivity issues.
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The app is noticeably less cluttered with a better method of tracking overall earnings and workarounds that solve for connectivity issues.
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Finding silence, meanwhile, can be even harder, especially in a world as digitally cluttered as the one we live in today.
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As time passes, both Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Geosynchronous Orbit (GEO) are getting increasingly cluttered with satellites and space junk.
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The app's slick interface and Instagram-like visual presentation are better suited for a small screen than sometimes-cluttered shopping sites.
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It drops you into the titular location from Dota 2, a cluttered wooden shack filled with magical devices and fantasy creatures.
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In the short run, these policies help Google's users find sites that are fast-loading, secure, and not cluttered with ads.
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The game provides "massive reach in a cluttered world where there is diminished scale," said research firm MoffettNathanson partner Michael Nathanson.
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Ghost Ship, along with an adjacent lot, had become cluttered with old cars, oil containers, pests and trash, according to complaints.
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Between the coffee maker, drying rack, spice holder and blender, small appliances alone can make your kitchen feel cramped and cluttered.
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While helping clear out the cluttered basement of a large textile mill, a group of men discover a nest of rats.
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That means: The websites of the companies are a bit more cluttered and difficult to navigate, simply because there's more there.
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They live in a filthy, cluttered apartment in the shadow of Hollywood's famous hilltop sign, and nurse dreams of moviemaking glory.
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Pre-formatted text is cluttered by logos for payment-service options and social-media tools to promote whatever is for sale.
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Facebook's obvious but somewhat cluttered design puts its new products readily accessible from the home screen rather than buried in tabs.
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As Alyssa, Gwendolyn, and Nick are all too aware, she presents a looming temptation in his cluttered, two-desk basement office.
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This twisting, cluttered design suggests a dystopian model railway built by someone with a fondness for Dumpster diving and conspiracy theory.
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She keeps dock boxes for storage on both sides of the river, which prevent her small space from becoming too cluttered.
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Family cycles of grief and trauma are this book's dominant theme; Stone's exploration is Hieronymus Bosch-like: blithely cluttered, compellingly repellent.
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Hundreds of animals shot at the ranch have ended up in the cluttered workrooms and showrooms at Graves Taxidermy in Uvalde.
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The "within" probably didn't refer to the confines of your studio apartment or toy-cluttered living room, but here we are.
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Mr. Birbiglia is retracing the road map of his life, which has always been cluttered with his neuroses and physical ailments.
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The screen is cluttered with terrible cartoons, including one of the goose smoking a pipe while floating smugly in a pond.
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Since the Soviet Union's launch of Sputnik, the first artificial satellite, in 1957, the space around Earth has become increasingly cluttered.
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Sidewalks are so cluttered with tables and mammoth umbrellas that "it's unattractive, unsafe and a breeding ground for crime," he said.
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The yard was somehow even more cluttered than the last time I'd looked, though I couldn't tell which objects were new.
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As more and more boomers take the plunge and try them out, News Feeds are becoming cluttered with the ridiculous graphics.
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The move could save the sanity and improve the well-being of people who don't want their Facebook cluttered with distractions.
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Set in an artfully cluttered attic, the piece is about a woman of indeterminate age who revisits Christmases of her past.
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It's still very watchable and tense, but the court-room action coupled with the resurfacing an old mystery becomes slightly cluttered.
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Fudge-colored wall-to-wall carpeting, floral upholstered couches, a cluttered basement, and an array of garages bring to mind suburbia.
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These small changes make the museum feel much less cluttered than before while serving as a bridge between the two galleries.
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Short of some incredible innovation in user interface design we're going to be stuck with the cluttered and difficult-to-navigate websites.
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Tap. When will you see … Humans are messy, Awkward and cluttered, Look at us closely, Open our cases, You'll only find chaos.
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Prosecutors charged Almena with turning the cluttered building into a "death trap" with few exits, rickety stairs and dark and dangerous passageways.
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Prosecutors say the men turned the cluttered building into a "death trap" with few exits, rickety stairs and dark and dangerous passageways.
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Fed up with the experience of cluttered, slow-loading pages, almost a quarter of a billion people are turning to ad blockers.
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The site, along with an adjacent lot, had become cluttered with old cars, oil containers, pests and trash, according to those complaints.
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Since bots are against the site's rules, the conversations don't appear to be so cluttered by spam and calls to buy mugs.
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It won't be any quicker, but it's a nice way of making your bedside table look a little less cluttered with wires.
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The show opens with a mysterious scene inside Mark Cho's house, and at one point the camera pans over his cluttered table.
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This differs from traditional advice, which claims that the overall online application system is a "black hole" cluttered with thousands of resumes.
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"We wanted to make it feel less cluttered, a little more breathable, a little more spacious," says lead experience designer Michelle David.
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But the rest of us have just found a clever way to free up some space in our kitchen's cluttered utensils drawer.
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Despite the raft of functions and settings on offer inside the app, the interface never feels cluttered or difficult to navigate around.
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While the rest of the company's portfolio received major facelifts in recent years, Google News started looking a bit neglected (and cluttered).
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The biggest factor distinguishing Wefre from Spotify is that Spotify is cluttered with features so the UI can get messy in places.
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A video from a June performance shows more details inside the space, which appears dark, intimate and cluttered with decorations and art.
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If you have a number of Mac computers and are worried about having your desktop overly cluttered with new stuff, don't worry.
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One of them drew cluttered black-and-white cartoons in felt-tip pen and mailed them to various chapbook presses in Brooklyn.
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One notable benefit is that the Cloud Cam mobile app is way less cluttered than those from Nest, Netgear, and other companies.
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Voters, however, tend to vote with their pocketbooks, and their homes take up an awful lot of space in those cluttered bags.
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On top of all this, it seems the Instagram Feed is now going to be cluttered with IGTV previews. That's. Just. Great.
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Loyal Snapchat users or those whose friends primarily live on Instagram might see Stories as making Facebook too cluttered, bloated or redundant.
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And while you're right about how cluttered and disorganized the narrative is, there's still a lot going on here that's worth appreciating.
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You're in a domestic mood, Taurus, and getting your home organized and de-cluttered is a great way to use today's energy.
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Thrift stores have been drowning in donations, and Instagram is cluttered with photos of people applying the KonMari method in their homes.
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You can't overhaul a classic, so not much has changed: The header logo is a little bigger and the layouts less cluttered.
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So out she heads into the darkened Manhattan streets — cluttered with uncollected trash, sparsely populated by strapped civilians — searching for her quarry.
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Photos from inside Ghost Ship show a dark and intimate setting, cluttered with flammable decorations like rugs, wooden wall-hangings and lamps.
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We live in a nice house on the Hollywood Hills and we're trying to not have it cluttered full of my junk.
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The cluttered interface is a paragon of superfluity and a foe of intuition, the very thing a government official might dream up.
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With spears, bows and pronged ninja sais within reach in his cluttered study, it's surprising he didn't use one on the hornet.
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You feel it when you walk into one of the chain's stores, a cluttered mix of gifts, games, DVDs (DVDs?) and books.
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The players seemed to enjoy traipsing through the cluttered attic of Ives's musical mind and memory as much as Mr. Dudamel did.
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Too much art fills too few galleries, and the density forces Mr. Rugoff into juxtapositions that come across as cluttered and frivolous.
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Witecy's name is at the top of his list of forward/centers on a whiteboard in Calhoun's cluttered office at St. Joseph.
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Elsewhere this episode, Elsie (Shannon Woodward) roots through dim, cluttered rooms to untangle the mystery of the transmitter she found last episode.
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Take advantage of vertical space: Hang as many items as you can on the wall to free up cluttered cupboards and drawers.
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One part of the loft is a kind of playpen, a fenced-off area cluttered with Ashima's old toys and art work.
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It's a very cluttered place to be, a fine-tuned machine spewing a torrent of chaos, cruelty, confusion, farce and transfixing craziness.
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They were shocked at the state of his apartment — cluttered with clothes, trash and empty pizza boxes — and Bracke's own bedraggled appearance.
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At some point, space could become so cluttered by a cascade of increasing collisions that we can no longer access orbit safely.
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Despite the cluttered store, it was easy to see why Ross is doing so well amid store closures and declining foot traffic.
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Long considered an afterthought — a cold, cluttered point of egress — the garage has emerged as something worthy of turning into a showpiece.
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This way, you can work on several different projects at once without feeling cluttered or mixing windows and apps of unrelated activities.
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The visual back story Krommes has imagined for "Before Morning" takes us inside the comfortably cluttered home of a close-knit family.
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Enjoy these credits because they offer some of the more arresting, inventive images in this visually cluttered yet often disappointingly drab movie.
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The taxi center invites cabdrivers to rest their feet in a cluttered office with utilitarian furnishings and fliers taped to the walls.
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We made our way down the sidewalk, cluttered with merchants hawking cellphone cases and cheap jewelry, candy and glasses, manicures and shoeshines.
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At the far left of "The Paston Treasure" a young black man arranges the sea creature shell vessels on a cluttered table.
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At shorter length, with a less cluttered story, "Ruben Brandt, Collector" might have been a small masterpiece instead of a minor diversion.
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These articles cluttered up search results and frustrated users, but they generated ad revenue for their owners, so the problem kept growing.
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So too has the dense and cluttered layout that has defined the magazine's appearance since the 1970s, when circulation stood at 5.6 million.
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Otherwise, you're dealing with a cluttered screen or tons of folders trying to organize everything — and far too many notifications to deal with.
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He bumbles around cluttered environments with his dreadful tattoos on show, and every sentence he utters is a smug, self-satisfied, snarky comeback.
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William Andregg ushers me into the cluttered workshop of his startup Fathom Computing and gently lifts the lid from a bulky black box.
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Activists with laptops sit at cluttered desks or on run-down furniture amid bags of clothes, boxes of campaign literature and mock skeletons.
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It currently does more lift-off-ing for the government, but its combustion-cluttered track record could be a liability for future gigs.
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If there's a standout winner of the many awards ceremonies that have cluttered our news feeds these last few weeks, it's Olivia Colman.
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It's one of the go-to destinations for communication satellites, and if it becomes too cluttered with debris, it won't be usable anymore.
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The Baltimore Orioles still find themselves in the thick of the cluttered American League wild-card race despite their four-game losing streak.
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Thankfully, the app is not cluttered by ads, but there is an in-app Tip Jar — a newly permitted option for app developers.
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But Santa Cruz offers the freedom of a truly wireless headset, and Oculus' controllers are far more comfortable and less cluttered than Microsoft's.
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But after 60 years of sending rockets, satellites, and other spacecraft into orbit, it's also getting really crowded and cluttered around our planet.
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In reality, academia is cluttered with odd cultures and practices which serve as barriers to entry—and, at times, as cover for discrimination.
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In the five days it existed, ProfilePosts was cluttered with spam, vitriol against the site's leadership, and general hatred of the profile features.
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A recent study published in the Environment & Behavior Journal suggested that the more cluttered our environments, the more likely we are to overeat.
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It's time to say goodbye to random lids and cluttered cabinets and hello to sleek bento boxes, colorful bowls and elegant salad jars.
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Both companies are trying to act as a bridge between you and these other video apps, which sometimes have cluttered or bad interfaces.
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But I do believe there's probably a middle ground in which the iPhone gets some additional lock screen functionality without becoming too cluttered.
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At times the choice has been overwhelming, but One UI tidies everything up rather well, giving you plenty of options without feeling cluttered.
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In the comfortably cluttered basement, books on biology, Kundalini yoga and 20th-century music perch next to West African drums and Indian tablas.
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A big, bulky monitor can make your workspace look more cluttered than it is, especially if you're hooking a laptop up to it.
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You Pisces people don't seem materialistic due to your mystical personality, but no one has a messier, over-cluttered makeup bag than you.
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The result is a less cluttered Start menu, and Microsoft has also moved power, settings, and file explorer shortcuts so they're always visible.
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For all the candidates, getting a message out to voters has become a struggle to cut through an increasingly cluttered media landscape. Sen.
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Ms. Wilsey's living room tables in Rutherford are cluttered with photos of her sons, their families, her parents and her two former husbands.
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Analysts say its problems are more to do with poor moves on acquisitions, increased competition and consumers growing tired of its cluttered stores.
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The group — Legion Partners, Macellum Advisors, and Ancora Advisors — blamed cluttered stores and a confusing pricing strategy for Bed Bath & Beyond's prolonged slump.
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More specifically, a recent study has found what appears to be a direct link between caloric intake and how cluttered a kitchen is.
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"We have to help one another," Nelu Bou, 60, said, surrounded by grandchildren in the narrow hall of his cluttered cinder-block home.
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"It helps especially when the field is so crowded, crowded almost to the point of people feeling like it's cluttered," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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He oversees a cluttered galley kitchen, with pots mounted one atop the other on the stove, and sel roti seething in a corner.
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"This prevents them from being all over the place and creating not only an eyesore but making the space feel cluttered," she said.
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It's a useful alternative to the cluttered Outlook Windows desktop app or the Windows Mail client that ships as part of Windows 10.
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The weird thing is that when Mr. Evett first walks on, the set is mostly intentionally bare, cluttered only with some backstage equipment.
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Its door faces me and it's open, but I can't see anything except a corner of the bed and a cluttered night table.
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Some other Android phones, like Samsung's, can be cluttered with other things, like a competing (but worse) assistant named Bixby and duplicate apps.
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On Sunday, he cluttered the box score of the 207th playoff game of his career with 35 points, 9 rebounds and 183 assists.
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As part of its expansion, existing Aldi stores will also get a brighter lights, bigger aisles, less-cluttered shelves and more refrigeration space.
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This prison — with its tall concrete walls, tiers of cells, and dank dungeon cluttered with junk — could be anywhere in vaguely modern times.
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They're cluttered with too much text and fine print, and they offer so many options — Do you want your photos scanned in order?
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The group — Legion Partners, Macellum Advisors, and Ancora Advisors — blames cluttered stores and a confusing pricing strategy for Bed Bath & Beyond's prolonged slump.
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All restaurants should keep their white wine selection so unpretentiously on display, with cluttered bottles placed on ice in a stainless steel pan.
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"I think it also helps ... when the field is so crowded, crowded almost to the point of people feeling like it's cluttered," Buttigieg said.
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I have a tendency to be messy and cluttered, but this is the first time I had had to confront how disorganized I am.
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The ship the cryosleeping passengers call home has the same cluttered and industrial aspect, and everything's shot with the series' standard blue-green filter.
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"If you consider humans from a design standpoint, what we were designed for is being extremely agile in an extremely cluttered environment," said Shelton.
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Lindsay nabbed a job as a hotshot newscaster in New York, where Coop whiles away a less glamorous existence behind a small, cluttered desk.
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In the trailer for her show, Kondo can be seen excitedly scanning a cluttered toy room for things to throw out and drying tears.
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This creates a "a more 'glass-half-full' approach that works far better for drones in small, cluttered spaces," says MIT graduate Benoit Landry.
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But it's the 2.8-inch color screen that will hopefully help cities with its scooter problems, like blocked walkways and cluttered entryways to businesses.
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The campaign office is cluttered with mountains of paperwork, a whiteboard calendar populated with important upcoming dates, shelves filled with books on their cause.
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But it's kind of shocking to recognize that the tech behemoth that has rocked the globe is the digital equivalent of a cluttered CVS.
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Back in the day when juggernauts of enterprise tech were ramping up, like Salesforce or Amazon Web Services, the market wasn't nearly as cluttered.
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The behavioral tests included asking U.D. to find specific objects in cluttered images and seeing whether he could detect subtle changes between the images.
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Mandy's Answer: When guests stay over, try re-arranging the furniture slightly so the living room doesn't feel cluttered with the bed pulled out.
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Sebastian, an ornery pianist whose art is his life, anxiously paces between his cluttered apartment and the sedate jazz bars that don't appreciate him.
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"I mean, look at this," Gooden said, pointing to a small crawl space near his locker that was cluttered with old chairs and desks.
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One morning, I went to see Margie Lempert, the Co-op's lead meat buyer, in the cluttered upstairs office that she shares with colleagues.
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Or maybe you simply don't use a few of your old accounts, and there's no reason to keep your PS4's hard drive cluttered.
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BEIJING — Jiang Yilei is the girl next door who rants about dieting and nagging parents in the living room of her cluttered apartment here.
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Snap has more recently hinted at reversing some of those changes, following complaints of a confusing and cluttered interface and difficulty finding celebrity posts.
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Listen, before we got Uber, we had to get through the myriad of fart apps that cluttered the App Store in the early days.
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In many cases, the companies set up shop overnight, angering residents and business owners who suddenly found the scooters cluttered on sidewalks and streets.
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"I actually believe that success teaches you nothing; failures teach you everything," he said, surrounded by sketches and prototypes in his meticulously cluttered office.
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But a cluttered desk can undermine our ability to solve a difficult task, according to a study published in the Journal of Consumer Research.
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That creates a less cluttered experience and allows users to devote the full 140 characters of a reply to the substance of the tweet.
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Amazon's increasingly cluttered Marketplace — which now hosts more e-commerce than Amazon's own retail business — has become more expensive for sellers over the years.
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The interface is cluttered with lots of tiny buttons and popup menus that don't really work as well as they do on a desktop.
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He putters around the extremely cluttered house he shares with Lois, his voice-of-reason wife, and cleans out one of seven storage units.
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Kraus found herself alone in a cluttered house, pursuing a B.D.S.M. romance over the phone with a Hollywood film director on location in Namibia.
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On the half-hour ride to the hospital, Ms. Dumala sat in the back seat of a friend's car, her mind cluttered and spinning.
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The UX looks like it was designed in this decade, and the investment side isn't cluttered up with a bunch of unintelligible quant gibberish.
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The room was cluttered, with most of the space taken up by a dark credenza, upon which baskets and boxes and vases were stacked.
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The officers walked past the bullet-making equipment in his cluttered entranceway and past the trophy deer head hanging on his living room wall.
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The company says it is reducing waste in the East African nation's cluttered commercial capital, while creating jobs for young people and saving trees.
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Those who weren't feeling cluttered, which included most of the men in the study, had cortisol levels that tended to drop during the day.
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The room is cluttered with the old man's books, tools and bric-a-brac, objects that fill Finn's mind with fragmented memories of him.
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The large, messy space, cluttered with half-built soundbars and heaping piles of screws, almost exactly replicates a room 3,000 miles away in Santa Barbara.
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Highlighting cluttered mini-malls and rolling hills framed by blown-out skies, the photographer captures nearly 70 evocative stills within a 112-page book, Hometowns.
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As long as you have a solid broadband connection, and a home network that isn't too cluttered in terms of bandwidth, it's a decent option.
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After years of expanding into bots, payments, games, and areas, the app had become cluttered and slower to navigate than rivals like iMessage and Signal.
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As long as anything that's potential cockroach bait is thrown away, I'm going to cut myself — and my cluttered kitchen table — some long overdue stack.
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But this week brought a new entry to the category of "strange habits that terrorize and intrigue the web:" Screenshots of a very cluttered desktop.
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And just like your physical home, letting your inbox get cluttered can feel chaotic, with most of that mess stemming from marketing or newsletter emails.
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The big picture: Machine vision can help robots navigate spaces previously closed off to them, like a crowded warehouse floor or a cluttered front lawn.
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When Marcus comes to visit Bowery Kitchen Supplies, the place is so cluttered that he can barely see Howard and Robin, the 50/50 owners.
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Because "anyone" can contribute, the lists section is cluttered with random suggestions, often without titles that make any sense to anyone but the original creator.
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At Red Antler, she serves as Chief Strategist and has helped brands like AllBirds, BirchBox and Casper find their unique voice in a cluttered market.
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Starting at the end of the month, the app will have a cleaner, less cluttered look, said Katie Dill, the company's vice president of design.
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It's hard to tell from the picture above, but those cluttered figures look a bit like fallen armies — possibly representing the site of a battle.
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The most valuable stuff, which might previously have mouldered on a cluttered shelf, is sold online, often via eBay for Charity, which has raised $725m.
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In the video, the silly robot moves side to side with ease, navigating a simple ramp and even a cluttered floor of random particle boards.
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Though the portrait was taken at a fair distance and its cluttered graffiti stairwell background is probably a pretty forgiving canvas for concealing upscaling imperfections.
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Unlike the rows of shelves that cluttered old Toys "R" Us stores, the new locations will have interactive and playground-like environments for toy brands.
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With just the VR platform and compatible goggles, users can work in the VR world — no more cluttered multiple windows and multiple large monitors required.
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But the New Hampshire results, especially John Kasich's second-place showing, means the race will continue to be cluttered for the rest of the month.
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For professional multitaskers, the monitor can be a great solution to a clunky and cluttered multi-monitor display without compromising on the display surface area.
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With all the cluttered touchscreen controls, we're looking forward to seeing if anyone can master a string of headshots from the comfort of their wrist.
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He smashed violins and challenged audience members to play a piano cluttered with objects—ranging from eggshells to toy trucks—and bound in barbed wire.
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Samsung's interface is still intuitive and is much less cluttered than it was in years past, particularly on phones that launched before the Galaxy S6.
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On the bad-cop side, lobster ravioli — scalloped crescents on a plate cluttered with mussels, sautéed spinach and chunks of tomato — were drowned in cream.
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She walked through aisles of bric-a-brac and nodded to a deer's head similar to one in her picture of his cluttered work table.
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Damon Silvers, the organization's policy director, greeted us in a cluttered low-floor office that looked as if it might belong to a law professor.
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The hearing officer saw them and discussed his own Army service and then told Mr. Davidson he was familiar with that cluttered stretch of sidewalk.
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It's hard to teach students to form opinions based on facts and evidence when the Chinese internet is so cluttered with distortions, lies and prejudices.
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The cluttered compound had loaded firearms easily within the children's reach, and the group had been there for at least two months, the sheriff said.
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He exiled himself from the internet as a way to detox his brain, which is currently a little cluttered with hallucinations of his dead father.
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The field is cluttered with competition ranging from Amazon Restaurants, UberEATs and good-old GrubHub, to DoorDash, Postmates, Waitr, Drizly, Saucey and scores of others.
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A Tribe Called Quest's We Got It from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service has quickly established itself as a classic in a cluttered era.
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I remember maybe three specific times, bouncing along those country roads—cornfields, treetops, winding roads with their tiny houses and barking dogs and cluttered yards.
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In the end, I have nicer clothes to wear every day and my non-RTR closet is less cluttered and of a higher overall quality.
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"The louder or more sensationalized they can be, the more they can cut through the usual boring and cluttered world of personal finance," he says.
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When I arrived, I was met by the director, a small lively man, who shook my hand vigorously before leading me into his cluttered office.
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His base of operations is a cluttered office on the third floor of an old brick building across the street from the Home Kitchen Café.
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She methodically speaks of how it happened, how she was separated from her husband, all while seated in her cluttered, dimly lit, utterly ordinary home.
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One photograph depicts an anarchist in a cluttered cabin, surrounded by books and scraps of paper covered with angry notes decrying the urban rat race.
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Smith-Ahearn lit a second cigarette and gestured toward a broad expanse of empty land behind him, cluttered with construction material, trash, and general debris.
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Today, the workshop - a cluttered open-air courtyard surrounded by dilapidated wooden buildings - assists about 60 boys and girls each year, with little external funding.
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Its headquarters in a refurbished warehouse in east Tokyo have the hipster vibe of a garage start-up, with offices and workshops cluttered with equipment.
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It's incredibly satisfying for me to take our chaotic and cluttered world and simplify it down to clean and crisp lines in 58 vibrant colors.
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We can tell from their grimy, cluttered home that Carl's parents are broke, though Dotty's regular thieving from the cash register at work helps a bit.
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Others complained of cluttered aisles and store policies that prevent their partners or companions from entering dressing rooms with them to help them try on clothes.
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Each painting is an honest depiction of an ever-growing metropolis whose expansive grid system and cluttered airspace are both tranquil and things of ravishing beauty.
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This means the results are cluttered, and if you don't know exactly which Spectre laptop you're looking for, you will have to hunt through many tabs.
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I'm generally a neat person and get grumpy if the house is dirty or untidy because when I see clutter, it makes my mind feel cluttered.
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His basement is cluttered with beer guzzler helmets and deer antlers, his bedroom closet with his late father's suits, with which he can't bear to part.
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Marilyn Mugot's Instagram feed teems with cinematic images of cluttered streets, slumbering high-rises, and empty shopping malls illuminated by the neon glow of city lights.
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In an Urban Outfitters ad, a young woman turns on a neon sign on a bedside table that becomes increasingly cluttered with neutral-toned home decor.
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In a cluttered world of boutique fitness studios and high-end gear, Guillermo Piñeda Morales reminds us that we don't need much to be our best.
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"Sometimes people feel overwhelmed and like their lives are just cluttered with email because they're getting work emails over the weekend or at night," says Rubin.
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The play takes place in the colorful, cluttered bedroom — "not too girly," in Anthony's assessment — where Caroline is more or less kept prisoner by her illness.
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"If you consider humans from a design standpoint, what we were designed for is being extremely agile in an extremely cluttered environment," Shelton tells The Verge.
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Police limited access to those who could prove they lived along the shoreline road, which was cluttered with debris, uprooted palm trees and fallen power lines.
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"I love the fact that people are shooting at me," Mr. Christie said when asked by a reporter about the cluttered Republican race in New Hampshire.
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Overall, it's a much cleaner update than last year's version 2.6, with a focus on white space making the entire interface look a lot less cluttered.
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But they struggle with physical jobs, such as navigating a cluttered room, which are so simple that they hardly seem to count as intelligence at all.
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Not to mention the fact that for the next week your Facebook newsfeed will be cluttered with Year in Review videos your friends are sharing. Yay.
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To look at a cluttered room and an empty box, and then through a process as mechanical as it is discerning, reduce one into the other.
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As I was just saying before, I don't like every surface to be cluttered, I don't like things on every single wall, and neither does he.
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This year's festival featured 408 creations, ranging from a surreal Irish fishing village to a cluttered maze inside a three-story rendering of a human head.
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His study was cluttered, with a long table bearing a chessboard and a bowl of foil-wrapped wafer chocolates (a mark of hospitality at Estonian meetings).
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I know a lot of people are hotly anticipating Stacks, the feature that neatly organizes your cluttered desktop into a bunch off quasi-folders called Stacks.
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I love making order out of chaos; I love taking a cluttered manuscript and cleaning up its infelicities of language, killing its typos, helping it sing.
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Back in 2014, composer and rich person James Touchi-Peters decided that his social media was being cluttered with too many members of the common rabble.
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Anker Wireless Charger, available on Amazon, $15.99Help them keep their cluttered wires under control with this wireless charger, which can charge through most protective phone cases.
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Sonos and Ikea designers told me they noticed bedside tables were getting cluttered with both a lamp and speakers like a Google Home or Amazon Echo.
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The addition of the playlists is part of a larger makeover for Apple Music, which was criticized for being a bit cluttered in its original design.
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Rosanna Vize's set design, a cluttered art space with prints featuring the same pattern littering the walls, embodies the attempt to combat chaos by creating meaning.
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Ask for a table outside in the large and artfully cluttered garden, where you'll find goats, chickens and pigs in among the parasols and potted plants.
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Behind parallel display cases, his cluttered workbench bears gold plating, tangles of wires, gun grips, rifles, and the weighted chisels and hammers El Gorupo made himself.
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"There is an increasing trend to make robots smarter and more capable, so that they can operate effectively indoors or within cluttered natural environments," he said.
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That is why your exhaust pipe gets too hot to touch, or why your desk tends to get more cluttered by the end of the day.
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Noted To navigate the website for Arcade Fire's coming album, "Everything Now," users need to click through a cluttered cascade of Windows 98-style pop-ups.
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Mr. Reagan, he says, has 'common sense,' but his photographic memory is cluttered with dubious information gleaned from his favorite periodicals, Reader's Digest and Human Events.
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With television already cluttered with dozens of games each week, the chances of a new league finding space on a widely distributed cable network are remote.
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Whenever the nation's news agenda gets cluttered with rubbish, a major concern becomes what news is under-covered or left out of the national discussion altogether.
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Afterward we walked to his cluttered Prius, where he retrieved "The Fractal Geometry of Nature," a book by the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot featuring computer-drawn fractals.
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Since then, The New Yorker's Snapchat stories have become an obsession for me, a singular piece of high art among a cluttered tweenscape of brands and celebrities.
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In cluttered chains where paper has reigned, it is clear the rate at which companies can modernize and digitize will be vital for their long-term success.
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Until either of those things happen, watch this trailer again and marvel at how many licensed characters from your childhood it crams into a single, cluttered shot.
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Wireless streaming like with the MacBook's AirPlay (with Apple TV) feature may make for a less cluttered setup, but nothing beats a good wired connection for reliability.
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But Piazza's ability to go deep into that zone and block out a cluttered world also helped him focus at the plate in critical moments of games.
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The UI is cluttered with tons of options, but you'll get used to them — or switch to "simple view," which eliminates all but a few key features.
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We should be shocked into consciousness, furious at those causing torment and pain, but in this exhibition her works are so cluttered that they are partly muted.
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In "Chambre Parentale" (193), by Esteban Jefferson, the title's notions of private rest contrast an image of cluttered transition: washes of oil paint fade away household possessions.
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In January, Messenger's leader, David Marcus, admitted the app had become too cluttered and said that the company would "invest in massively simplifying and streamlining" the app.
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I installed a series of browser extensions that promised to leave the content intact but expunge those boldface, sexy, ubiquitous numbers that cluttered and dominated my feeds.
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Maybe that's why Horizon Zero Dawn, Guerrilla Games' lush open world adventure, feels like such a breath of fresh air in this cluttered market of catastrophic imagings.
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It was cluttered with carvings, mannequins, paintings, artwork, scraps of wood, pianos, furniture, tapestries and at least one recreational vehicle trailer, which were kindling for the fire.
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But I found that, if you use too many of these features, the overall screen gets cluttered, leaving less room for the actual content of the webpage.
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Both teams are in the thick of the conference race and began the week only a game behind leaders Oregon and Washington in the cluttered Pac-12.
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Many startups use Excel or Google Docs to keep track of their funding pipeline, though it tends to get messy and cluttered after about the first week.
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The 360 snapshots were, of course, much more cluttered than what would appear in the simulated models in which a lot of these experiments would typically run.
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And so over the past few years the company looked to expand: building a publishing platform cluttered with anodyne business advice; acquiring the online learning company Lynda.
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This new robot solves a fairly common challenge for industrial and commercial robots, which is reaching into tight spaces or navigating cluttered parts of factories or warehouses.
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There are few things more gut wrenching than the home screen of a computer so cluttered with files and programs that you can hardly see the background.
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Nearly a quarter of the floor was cluttered with crates and guitars, and the top half of an Anthrax banner was draped over the entire back wall.
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Toxic mortgage securities still cluttered Citi's balance sheet, and two government bailouts totaling $45 billion, plus $306 billion in loan guarantees, had failed to stop the bleeding.
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Recently, I discovered how much we overlook, not just about the world, but also about the full potential of our inner life, when our mind is cluttered.
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Upon arrival at the Women's Medical Society, paramedics were met with a locked emergency exit and cluttered hallways not wide enough for an ambulatory stretcher to navigate.
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And we'll bet our bottom dollar that the cluttered mess of charging cables you use to juice up your tech while you sleep is half the problem.
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But then the television starts talking to you, and suddenly it's just a scratch on the surface of your cluttered apartment and a new reality appears beneath.
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Students working at a tidy desk were willing to spend nearly 7.5 more minutes trying to solve a puzzle compared with students working at a cluttered desk.
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The concepts packed into this purposefully cluttered installation are not immediately obvious, but stand out more clearly when considered in light of the other works on view.
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But past racks of clothing and a kitchen island cluttered with swatches, sketches and press materials, his bedroom — the one unused space in the apartment — is visible.
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Tech Tip Q. The top menu bar of my Mac has become cluttered with these little icons that I rarely use and are more distracting than anything.
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If your organization's Slack workspace is getting cluttered up with too many channels, then you're at risk for the platform making the group less focused and efficient.
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Without it, argues Marcus, machines will never be able to actually comprehend a passage of fiction or navigate a cluttered home to tidy up before guests arrive.
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In the past, mainstream titles certainly transcended their cluttered environments (just look to Grand Theft Auto IV's bleak migrant story set in Liberty City) but often not.
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But this completion of the favor trade feels like an unfair swap — Osbourne is in his most maniacal mode, and the production is frenzied, cluttered and agonized.
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The marketplace is cluttered with well-made strollers that are comparable to so many other well-made options that none of them really stand out at all.
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Hours later, the campaign put nearly $250,10 into the cluttered New Hampshire television market for the final two days, more than any other candidate except Mr. Buttigieg.
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But when their daughter, now 3, was born, the $4803 million home that had seemed so spacious when they first moved in became cluttered with baby gear.
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If your kitchen is cluttered with deep fryers, a toaster, steamer, and other bulk appliances, consider ditching them for the Chefman 6L Digital Multi-Functional Air Fryer.
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The budget, first pegged at a hundred and fifty million dollars, ended up three years later at two hundred and nine million—for a noisy, cluttered bomb.
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Sayon Town Journal SAYON TOWN, Liberia — For the first time in 26 years, the electricity came on in Hayes Lewis's modest house in this cluttered Monrovia suburb.
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The story is as cluttered as the stage, and under Jonathan Eric Foster's direction an aesthetic that might have come across as endearingly handmade seems messy instead.
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Investigators would spend years attempting to create a coherent narrative from the tangle of various stories, double-crosses, murders, peripheral characters, and "evil geniuses" that cluttered the plot.
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Shepard operates his own unofficial mime studio from his 400-square-foot apartment, layered in dusty area rugs and cluttered with photographs and trinkets from his long career.
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Riddled with anxiety, cluttered with bad song lyrics and dormant high school math notes, and overloaded with emotional baggage, our brains are their own sort of thriller-drama.
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"There are only so many tables where you can put busts -- otherwise it starts looking a little cluttered," Obama said at a press conference in London last April.
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There's a new control center as well, which relies a lot on 3D Touch and condenses most controls on the lower half of the screen without looking cluttered.
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In the clip, Garner sports the hood to a jacket that she pulled from the drawer as she pulls belts and other trinkets from her cluttered storage space.
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The separation of hashtags from captions could be the panacea to the annoying glut of hashtags (like #picoftheday and #instagood), often cluttered at the bottom of a post.
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I set one to weather and one to calendar, which frees me up to use a more elegant watchface that isn't cluttered up with a bunch of complications.
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The text bubbles were cluttered, the user interface felt clunky when navigating between messages, and if the wheel on your BlackBerry got stuck, good luck scrolling through messages.
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Walking through a cluttered storage shed, he shows off the factory floor where he keeps his family treasure: dozens of 60-year-old barrels made of Japanese cedar.
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But for those of you who for some ungodly reason still communicate primarily via means of cluttered inboxes there is hope: Gmail is about to get a makeover.
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Zooming in on a photo to get a better look at something seems like a good feature for digging through cluttered photos in order to identify a product.
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It was in this cluttered landscape that the pioneering mathematician Alexander Grothendieck, who died in 2014, realized that all cohomology theories were different versions of the same thing.
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For passengers, what we need is a blend — a large quadcopter with fixed wings that can sustain flight with a heavy load yet maneuver in cluttered urban environments.
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For the record, they're equally cynical, foul-mouthed and visually cluttered, designed to mock those who care too much about Trump from either side of the political spectrum.
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When I was in between diets, they sat in cluttered junk drawers, now measuring just how big a piece of shit I was for not working out again.
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Kasuga's Gingaza planetarium, established in 1996 and cluttered with plastic dinosaurs, model ships, and photographs of Japanese astronauts, appears out of the ordinary compared to a regular observatory.
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The cloud-based Apple Music, which should have been a strength for the digital music titan, is a cluttered mess, and hard to figure out how to use.
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At far left is a cluttered desk where almost comical apparatchiks (Robert Ian Mackenzie and Michael Lewis), overseen by a K.G.B. officer (Kate Konigisor), monitor Akhmatova (Ellen McLaughlin).
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Those of us of a certain age remember dusty and disorganized operations, with harried supervisors, cluttered desks and index cards of random job offers tacked up on corkboards.
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That meant his office desk is cluttered — papers everywhere, and Post-it notes buried under Post-it notes of reminders (I never dared ask if those reminders worked).
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Over the years, it's debuted furniture, fashion, and even handcrafts, but its user experience is still messy and cluttered, and it's hardly a place to skim for inspiration.
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Primarily made up of a cluttered work table and a plastic-covered painting wall, I shuttle between both when I am in the studio several days a week.
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When Sandra, a suburban toff, surprises her husband mid-clinch with his mistress, she grabs her fancy luggage and lands at the door of Bif's cluttered council flat.
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Awkwafina highly recommends the ways of Marie Kondo if you want to be happier and cleaner ... especially if your place is cluttered with clothes and ... old lotions. Seriously.
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But I found that, if you use too many of these features, the overall screen gets cluttered, leaving less room for the actual content of the Web page.
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The cinematographer, Joe Collins, and the production designer, Henry Dunn ("The Knick"), give the Boston locations and the cluttered middle-class interiors the requisite grimy, lived-in ambience.
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It was approaching 10 pm on a Wednesday, but dozens of people were crowded around several long wooden tables in the center of a cluttered workshop in Chelsea.
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His best finish this season is a tie for 21st at the Masters as he has played with the deliberation characteristic of a man with a cluttered mind.
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Over a cluttered desk are posters of Barbie, like one showing the same image of the original 1959 doll, displayed against four different bright backgrounds, à la Warhol.
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An elderly man's turn came, and he stood before the machine, swiveling his hips in celebration as the precious stuff cluttered into the bag in his outstretched arms.
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Bernstein still lives and works in the same Chinatown studio she's had since 1967, cluttered with a collection of stuffed animals and toys for her two Persian cats.
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" As for Mr. Goldstein, in 1967 he wrote a noteworthy record review in The Times, calling a popular band's latest effort "Busy, hip and cluttered," and ultimately "fraudulent.
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Like its physical counterpart, your digital wallet will eventually need pruning when it becomes cluttered with outdated passes, or you want to remove or change a payment card.
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A few weeks ago, I met up with Benkler in his office, and we sat at a long table cluttered with books and papers to discuss his findings.
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Consider the unlikely emergence of Maye, who cluttered the box score in the first half: a career-high 14 points to go with nine rebounds in 10 minutes.
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A cluttered second floor space in the heart of the Tenderloin neighborhood, it looks out onto sidewalks frequented by the homeless people that it is trying to help.
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The massive sauropod dinosaurs crossing the same flat might have been looking for a less cluttered way to a new area than passing through a thick inland forest.
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Walmart chief financial officer Brent Biggs told analysts at a conference last month that Walmart needed to be careful to prevent its website from becoming "cluttered" with ads.
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Around a table cluttered with water glasses and a scale model of the Villa Grimaldi, the women sit in mismatched chairs and try to sort it all out.
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"Us" runs a little longer, but its surfeit of stuff — its cinephilia, bunnies of doom, sharp political detours and less-successful mythmaking — can make it feel unproductively cluttered.
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Fumes filled the building, and the plaza was soon cluttered with residents and dozens of children in bassinets and strollers, evacuated from a day care center in the building.
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Naturally, this enables shallow-water warships such as the LCS have a much safer sphere of operations as commanders will have much greater advanced warning of mine-cluttered areas.
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Through all the marketing and mockery, the sentiment is still worth hearing, no matter how cluttered the tie rack may be: "I liked everything you said about motherhood," Mrs.
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He could draw crowds (there are many busy bars in his oeuvre), but never so cluttered that a reader can't instantly discern what they're meant to pay attention to.
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Both ritual and redemption, the antidote to the 'buy 'em cheap, pile 'em high!' mentality that drained my student bank account and cluttered up my life with extraneous polyester.
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I'm talking about setting up your own workspace — a thing that is maybe cluttered and messy, but you know exactly where your stuff is because you put it there.
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Dare to imagine a vanity that isn't a cluttered hodgepodge of old standbys — half-empty and worn-looking from overuse, scattered amongst those failed impulse purchases you've never touched.
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Rathmann is an acclaimed children's book author — "Officer Buckle and Gloria" won a Caldecott Medal in 1996 — and their apartment in San Francisco had become cluttered with her illustrations.
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The best place for the return address is at the top left corner of an envelope, but the back flap also works — that way, the front looks less cluttered.
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Yet here in this cluttered Maryland lab were six forgotten vials of the dreaded poxvirus, including at least two live samples still capable of growing and infecting untold masses.
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Miami Beach, Florida (CNN)Dan Kipnis -- a retired fishing captain on Miami Beach -- has a home office so cluttered with sea creatures that it feels like a drained aquarium.
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Perhaps realizing that the News Feed has over the years morphed into a cluttered mess, Facebook has started testing an entirely new feed with a subset of its users.
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This sequel to Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" is so cluttered with an unwieldy mixture of Victoriana and digital gadgetry that every nook and cranny is crammed with stuff.
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Ollie, 31, motioning toward her cluttered kitchen, where cases of bottled water were stacked by the counter and three gargantuan garbage bags were overflowing with empty bottles for recycling.
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In addition, research conducted at Princeton University revealed that the more our brains are bombarded by the competing stimuli on a cluttered desk, the less we're able to focus.
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In a corner of the U.S. Department of Commerce website cluttered with millions of statistics and data sits a series of numbers that paint a stark reality of ObamaCare.
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Some of these posters are so cluttered with small-size text and obscure images that they could quickly fatigue the eyes and brain of the most curious of viewers.
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But it didn't feel cluttered; instead, the exhibition evoked the addictive impulse to collect and create, making use of the New Museum's awkward nooks and crannies to maximum effect.
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This gives you easy access to small belongings, so you don't have to dig through a cluttered bag to find your keys, but still keeps your important items secure.
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If you find your phone's ports have been cluttered with debris, try using cotton swabs or toothpicks to tease it out, again taking care not to cause any damage.
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We see the cluttered cave of Freddy's bedroom, or a moment of escape in which she's slumped against a school wall, or long walks to and from coffee shops.
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Sleeping on the couch in Mr. Padberg's apartment — cluttered with decades' of accumulated books and records — Mr. Meyer arranged for caregivers to help Mr. Padberg before returning to Bermuda.
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That bears out in Deadpool 2's action sequences, which are never too cluttered or confusing, with individual stunts given the space to breathe and exist on their own.
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While we do visit the Kerrigans' small cluttered apartment and the Styleses' grand home, Egan's book is far less interested in domestic relationships than in those of the workplace.
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A study out of St. Lawrence University found that people who sleep in cluttered rooms are more likely to have trouble falling asleep at night and experiencing rest disturbances.
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Mr. Glasgow's operation, housed in a run-down old shopping plaza and cluttered with the unruly archives of Mama Tina, Mr. Glasgow's mother and co-missionary, can seem picayune.
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But those minutes compound over the course of an evening, as the counter gets cluttered, the sink gets more full; the next thing you know it's 9:50 p.m.
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And while the uptown aesthetic of these years may now seem anachronistic — cluttered with Louis XV canopy beds and gold-leaf mirrors — it was, in fact, its own revolution.
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On a court cluttered with all-Americans, Maye — an unsung reserve who averaged about 14 minutes of playing time during the regular season — stood apart in the closing seconds.
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Aside from 24 references to himself as the "Washed King" — a nod to unnamed critics who thought his game was in decline — James cluttered his account with relentless positivity.
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It's less cluttered, audio recordings are synced via iCloud to all of your Apple devices, and I like that there are controls for skipping back and forward 15 seconds.
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The wives in the study who perceived themselves as having a cluttered home or a home that needed work tended to have increased levels of cortisol throughout the day.
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"It's like the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel," Fred Jones said one day in his apartment, a cluttered walk-up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, whose stairs he could barely climb.
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After chopping down bunches of ripe bananas on his property, he left through a door of the cluttered, unfinished ground-floor storage room-office-kitchen-bedroom of his guesthouse.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you find your kitchen counters cluttered with food-specific gadgets and appliances, you finally have a good reason to get rid of them all.
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"I think to a lot of older consumers, used to looking at sports, it might might look incredibly cluttered," Silver said at the Code Commerce event in New York City.
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Ahead, four former beauty editors who have tried just about everything share the skin-care products that have earned a permanent place in their (now far less cluttered) medicine cabinets.
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As long as the field remains cluttered, Mr Morrissey stands a good chance of winning, a prospect that also alarms local government officials in the prosperous, heavily white surrounding suburbs.
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"I was always interested in my work being seen in a broader context, to be displayed in museums, not shut away in cluttered cupboards," Woodman told the Guardian in 2016.
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But, when you do they'll likely end up in landfills and incinerators, which is obviously very bad news for the environment even if it does make you feel less cluttered.
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Initially seen as another unwanted addition to an already cluttered fixture list, the Nations League has proved a welcome alternative to lukewarm friendly internationals and one-sided European qualifying ties.
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Driver distraction would decline, not rise, with a larger screen, they say, as drivers would no longer need to struggle through a myriad of options cluttered on a small screen.
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Publishers have a lot of mixed feeling about AMP (accelerated mobile pages), but it's pretty safe to say that consumers enjoy web pages that load faster and are less cluttered.
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Around 100 pits in Helin - buried in the hilly rural outskirts of the city of Xiaoyi - have been exhausted, and cluttered hamlets totter precariously on the brittle slopes of mines.
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For a start the interface is much less cluttered, with no Stories, or links to YouTube Movies, or access to your own videos, or auto-play previews as you scroll.
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Meanwhile, in Paris, is the cluttered counterculture-oriented Un Regard Moderne, so packed with books in its two rooms that no more than five people can browse at a time.
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The much-hyped Apocalypse added names like Oscar Isaac and Sophie Turner to its impressive roster, but the plot is cluttered chaos that doesn't fit in with the other films.
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Armed with a small budget and a couple of easy-to-recreate organizational hacks, she's sharing her top tidiness tips with three Brooklyn friends struggling to optimize their cluttered bathroom.
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While you probably want to avoid a backdrop that is overly cluttered, both neutral and colorful settings can work, and the latter may make the photo more interesting, Akbari says.
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With the airwaves cluttered with ads from multiple candidates on more traditional political issues like taxes and immigration, Cruz allies also hope that hits on eminent domain will be memorable.
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With the change, rolling out in the next few weeks, Instagram's camera will be separated into three modes, instead of the cluttered mess it currently does: live, camera, and create.
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Apple executives spent a great deal of time at the company's WWDC keynote yesterday telling us how iMessage will be different with iOS 10: more colorful, more featured, more cluttered.
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Recently, Kanye West purchased an image of Whitney Houston's bathroom—her counters are cluttered with drug paraphernalia—for $85,000, to use for the cover art of Pusha T's album Daytona.
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Going through the comments on these posts, one thing that becomes clear is how cluttered even the best-designed home office can become if you don't have adequate storage space.
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She doesn't stand out in a cluttered office that's a horror show of smiling obsequiousness and barely hidden contempt; she scarcely rates a genuine hello or a shred of interest.
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I'd rather spend an hour admiring the hard work someone else did, and then go back to my cluttered home, make that cup of hot cocoa and savor the fantasy.
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With help from West Elm, your co-workers will no longer be able to judge the cluttered apartment you just haven't had the mental energy to clean during this crisis.
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Sitting in an armchair in her cluttered office, Ms. Williams reflects on the period in the late 1980s when she took private classes with the writer and editor Gordon Lish.
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But the note-taking app you've been using is so cluttered and unorganized that your wonderful idea vanishes into the void, following all the other half-formed notions before it.
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"Knowing where everything is at your work station will allow you to spend that extra time on your project — not looking through cluttered drawers for what you need," she says.
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The production is somewhat cramped on the small stage at LaMaMa — the cluttered set almost resembles a used-furniture shop — and the contemporary setting adds nothing much to the play.
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With the Kings keeping pace in the West's cluttered wild-card chase and Quick potentially returning to action in March, he could be rejoining the lineup at the perfect time.
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The ability to use both is particularly helpful when dealing with cluttered environments that contain a bunch of objects, or situations in which a direct line of sight is blocked.
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"Our growth over the last year is a clear testament to the success of our focused strategy in a now-cluttered marketplace," said Tubi CEO Farhad Massoudi, in a statement.
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In December, when I visited one morning, the floor was cluttered with toys for local families in preparation for Christmas: doll sets, wireless headphones, a pillow the color of sorbet.
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The brothers have taken over the cozy and cluttered office of Linda Sue Beck, a biologist and civil servant they have come to view as a symbol the federal government.
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I have lived a cluttered life for years because I get so overwhelmed by the mere idea of getting things in order that I simply can't go forward and quit.
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Small, white dog figurines appear throughout the series, and a shot of a cluttered bedside table features a portrait of Michael Jackson with a flower on top of the frame.
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Photos of the home show a sun-drenched yard, a pool and clean bedrooms, a departure from the cluttered, gray interior of a home used by one of the film's villains.
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With its shelves of books, paperwork-covered desk and tchotchkes like an alien doll and a synthetic human mask, the office is a pleasingly cluttered "free-fire zone," the author said.
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This display now also offers more tools for personalization, with the ability to change the layout to show more widgets, if the driver doesn't mind a more cluttered display, for example.
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One non-exercise example of this would be rigorously organizing and cleaning your home's two closets when your actual living room, bedroom, and kitchen are cluttered with junk you don't need.
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Like most Samsung phones, the S9+ comes packed with many apps that make the screen seem unnecessarily cluttered, but that isn't a make or break — and neither are the AR emoji.
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In bird's-eye footage, boats look like they were haphazardly picked up and dropped atop palm trees, and entire chunks of neighborhoods have vanished, their remains cluttered along the glassy canal.
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I've been this way since childhood, my cluttered bookshelves and contents-of-my-backpack-covered bedroom floor likely a direct response to my mother's clean, classic, everything-in-its-place aesthetic.
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The apartment, a one-bedroom in a subsidized complex out by the college, was cluttered with baby things—an enormous stroller, a playpen and a crib, a huge package of diapers.
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Almena said he thought it would be the building owner&aposs responsibility to inform the city that artists would be occupying it but that city officials never inspected the cluttered warehouse.
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After finding her brief Twitter experience "cluttered and anxious," Gabriella sees meme accounts as mostly the purview of creative and alternative types who, like her, might find Instagram more pleasing anyway.
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And, to save you the grief of sifting through cluttered e-mail promos, we've made a list of the discounts worth checking out (alphabetically organized to make your life even easier).
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On a cool autumn day at Wick and Rathmann's ranch house, Wick fielded phone calls while I wandered around the cluttered, semicircular room that served as his office and meeting space.
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Orders from retailers arrived at such a rate that the halls of the company's headquarters in Salem, Massachusetts, became cluttered with wicker laundry baskets filled to the brim with outstanding orders.
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Now, if I want to save an album, I have to either unsave something else, or add that album to a rapidly cluttered series of playlists I've got as a stopgap.
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On a crisp falls day in September in Edmonton, Evans sits behind the desk of his cluttered office at the University of Alberta wearing a blue button-down shirt and khakis.
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That, in turn, can help companies tap into the Grab user base, although some users have complained that Grab's app is increasingly "cluttered" with additional services and information beyond basic transportation.
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Instead of using a car, you smacked a golf ball around in an assortment of cluttered virtual spaces, again earning points based on the amount of chained devastation you could create.
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Amazon, which held that the hyperlink to Amazon's terms of service on a cluttered Amazon order page was not sufficiently conspicuous to put consumers on notice of Amazon's mandatory arbitration provision.
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The beautiful golden light spilling from the few bare wall sconces, the cluttered basement, and the well-appointed, lethal tool room are all as significant to the film as the characters.
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Corporate networks were supported by advertising, and what many progressives had envisaged as the ideal democratic forum began to seem more like Times Square, cluttered with ads for soap and coffee.
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Photographs by Janette Beckman, now the New York editor of "Jocks & Nerds" magazine, include one of the Raincoats, rehearsing in a cluttered garage in 1979, a mattress shoved against the wall.
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"Getting rid of the motion to proceed filibuster isn't nearly as important to streamlining the legislative process as cleaning up the ridiculous and cluttered floor schedule," DeMint wrote in a Jan.
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Meeting in New York, often in the Kubricks' cluttered apartment on the Upper East Side, the couple's three young daughters swarming around them, they decided to start by composing a novel.
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"Mines and other potentially dangerous objects on the ocean floor that are difficult to detect with electronic sonar, especially in coastal shallows or cluttered harbors, are easily found by the dolphins."
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It takes a lot of willful exposure to MP3s to mirror that kind of impact, but it's possible, and people may pile that noise onto others in a sound-cluttered environment.
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The narrow fluorescent-lit shop opened on Avenue A in 1974, and it is cluttered with old radios, ice-cream machines and hand-drawn signs advertising treats like deep-fried Twinkies.
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Rauschenberg's work is messier, more chaotic, his "Scatole Personali" the detritus of a mind in the midst of thought, cluttered with photographs and arranged found objects from ram's horns to pebbles.
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These days, Mr Mansfield says, many heroin factories in Farah province, on the border with Iran, are also cluttered with buckets full of soaking ephedra leaves, in preparation for making meth.
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Somehow, when they're allowed to be onscreen together, which is mostly through increasingly cluttered flashbacks, Harley and the Joker work beautifully together, a sort of graphically saturated Mickey and Mallory Knox.
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Nor have denizens of the so-called "wildland-urban interface" been receptive to the idea that controlled burns, set and supervised by government employees, are necessary to thin out cluttered woodlands.
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Writers have been granted peeks into Sir John's cluttered interiors before, but this volume culls decades of his flocked wallpaper, chintz, and conversation-worthy antiques and artworks (not just by Picasso).
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The surreal spaces look lived-in, cluttered with half-folded clothes, half-eaten meals, and half-emptied purses, casting the illusion that someone left these upside down dwellings only seconds before.
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The famously whimsical nomad startled his friends by planning to be baptized on the island; his funeral was held in the icon-cluttered Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sophia in Central London.
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It includes longer drivers that can reach the back of cluttered electrical cabinets, and stubby ones for maneuvering behind washing machines or water heaters that are set close to the wall.
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Unbeknown to the North Koreans, Mr. Plekhanov alerted the S.B.U. and a trap was set in a cluttered back street garage where he had agreed to hand over the missile secrets.
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And there's nothing cluttered about Nate, either; he has a boy's agility, and, like a boy, he's charming (and occasionally tiresome) in his need—his desire—to tell us about himself.
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She was sitting in her office (cluttered but chic, full of colorful objects, including spongy Swedish acoustic wall panels that could have formed the backdrop to a fashion shoot with Twiggy).
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But as reporters and pundits focused on the Confederate flags that cluttered the streets of Charlottesville, they lost sight of the specific history behind the Nazi flags that flapped beside them.
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A Princeton University study found that people who worked in a clean workspace out-performed those who worked in a cluttered one because clutter pulls your attention away from your work.
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The rooms are cluttered but tidy, with surfaces covered in scientific and artistic tools, offering a vivid snapshot of the scientists' daily agenda and myriad duties in an unconventional lab setting.
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In the Scotland episode of Parts Unknown, Bourdain sits in a cluttered diner, narrating a montage of scenes in which all conceivable foods are dunked in batter and then deep-fried.
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By nature of my job as CNBC's gadget reviewer, I've found that my iPhone can sometimes turn into a stressful, cluttered mess of pages and pages of apps that I never use.
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As you follow more and more people, your feed becomes more and more cluttered, until it's just one long stream of bad jokes, shameless self-promotion, political doom, and the occasional subtweet.
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The background: The world's oceans are increasingly cluttered with plastic pollution from everything like plastic straws to water bottles and "ghostnets," which are fishing nets that have broken off their original lines.
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"If you consider humans from a design standpoint, what we were designed for is being extremely agile in an extremely cluttered environment," Agility Robotics CEO Damion Shelton told The Verge in 2017.
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Critics say the city's skyline is becoming increasingly cluttered by generic glass-and-metal towers that have little architectural interest and dwarf historic landmarks such as the dome of St Paul's Cathedral.
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Every day, after long hours at the looms weaving, she would head home, climb onto the kitchen ledge to bring down her books from a cluttered loft and get straight to work.
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While there have been admissions from Facebook execs about how cluttered the Messenger app has become with countless sticker packs and games, so far we've only seen more features get added in.
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On top of that, it's a weird addition coming just a month after Messenger's leader said the app is "too cluttered" and is in the process of being "massively" simplified and streamlined.
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I'll take Netflix, Hulu and YouTube, which by the way don't hog up any physical space in your home, over a bulky VCR box and cluttered shelves of VHS tapes any day.
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The menus have been tidied up to make them look a little less cluttered, and there are now easier-to-understand system icons for undervoltage (a lightning bolt) and overtemperature (a thermometer).
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Critics say the City is becoming increasingly cluttered by glass-and-metal towers with nicknames like the walkie-talkie or the cheesegrater that have little architectural interest and that dwarf historic landmarks.
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A Princeton University study found that people who worked in a clean work space out-performed those who worked in a cluttered one because clutter pulls your attention away from your work.
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That's not so bad if you have somewhere to put it in your apartment every night, but I have a cluttered living room, and it wasn't easy to make space for it.
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Although the show frequently detaches from its cluttered Brooklyn setting, Girls is known (and perhaps most adored) for the characters in the periphery like Shoshanna, Ray (Alex Karpovsky), and Elijah (Andrew Rannells).
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After visits to Family Dollar stores earlier this year, BB&T analyst Anthony Chukumba said the locations appeared cluttered and dirty, and there were several instances where merchandise was out of stock.
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Facebook doesn't want your News Feed cluttered with GIFs just yet, but TechCrunch notes that the comments feature does lay the groundwork for that if the social network ever changes its plan.
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Skype had clearly wanted to appeal to a more youthful demographic with its update, but in doing so, it cluttered the user experience with features no one had asked for or needed.
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Shovels, cookware, food items, swords of varying condition, all can be picked up and used in the same way Skyrim lets you raid its cluttered world for trinkets you'll probably never need.
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He added, though, that "in a complex and diverse environment such as current warehouses [...] we need human operators to analyze unexpected problems," and that sorting cluttered, unorganized shelves is still a challenge.
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The group is made up of two pianists, Laura Barger and Ning Yu, and two percussionists, Ian Antonio and Russell Greenberg, and when they perform, the stage is normally cluttered with instruments.
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"The place is cluttered up with 'promising' young poets who are now thirty-five or forty writing just as they did fifteen years ago or much worse," she wrote to a friend.
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She wears conservative cardigans and sensible clogs (a contrast with Zellner's velvet blazers and statement jewelry) and spends late nights preparing her cases in her small, cluttered office under buzzing fluorescent lights.
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For decades, the cluttered kiosk has catered to the eclectic, ink-stained needs of the famous, the soon-to-be famous and 10 million others who pass through Harvard Square each year.
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Fifteen years of feature creep have left Gmail feeling a little cluttered and over-burdened for some users, including Michael Leggett, who served as the product's lead designer from 2008 to 2012.
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It's also funny, visually pretty, and surprisingly weird—but the plot is too cluttered, feeling like the product of dozens of very talented people disagreeing with each other and making bad compromises.
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Early in the novel, she descends into Henry's cellar (which is cluttered with Tolkien's displaced possessions) and crosses a doorway into Henry's Anterwold, much like her fictional predecessors in the Narnia novels.
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As teams get larger and larger — and rooms get more cluttered — Slack has to roll out tools that can cut through that chatter and be even more useful than its larger competitors.
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No matter what kind of cluttered, icon-littered hellscape your filesystem happens to be, take heart that your computer provides a pristine alternate reality in the form of its command line interface.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China has published draft guidelines to regulate the booming bicycle-sharing industry whose firms have raised hundreds of millions in dollars in funding but have cluttered up sidewalks with bikes.
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In all honesty, I didn't even have to venture to the store to stock up; I already had an embarrassingly large variety of ramen noodles to choose from in my cluttered pantry.
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Trump [was] calm and solicitous behind a desk cluttered with papers and periodicals, in a large corner office with a hodgepodge of memorabilia and décor that appeared little changed from the 1980s.
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On a recent night, Heath; his girlfriend, Cremona; and his agent, Mark Bryant, squeezed into the room, the floor cluttered with file cabinets, suitcases and cardboard boxes spilling T-shirts and banners.
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They showed 624 people a photo of a messy living room and kitchen — dishes on the counters, a cluttered coffee table, blankets strewn about — or the clean version of the same space.
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Hazel's kitchen is cluttered with objects she has picked up at garage sales and thrift shops: a fork inscribed with Bible verses, a figurine of a mouse dressed as a baseball player.
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"One time, I thought I was going to overdose, and 'Spinal Tap' was in the DVD player," Mr. Dando said, seated at a cluttered Formica table in his rented one-bedroom trailer.
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I pity the fool who disappoints Mr. T. Devin Heroux: It was more textbook American curling in the 5th end — cluttered, confusing and messy, which is exactly how this team wins games.
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I'd arrive at her cluttered office every few months to find my latest pages sitting in the middle of her desk, covered with pencil scrawls and festooned with little yellow Post-its.
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To the left was Davis's cluttered dressing room, full of tokens from her real life, including the December issue of Essence , with Davis on the cover, and a box of Genesis's toys.
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There are certainly things to fix in a State Department whose mission has grown cluttered, with some two dozen special envoys and special advisers for everything from global youth to disability rights.
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Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE (R-Miss.) and executive director Ward Baker to spend heavily over the summer before the television airwaves got too cluttered in September and October.
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You might not consider its impact, but your computer monitor is center stage on your desk — a screen cluttered with icons and open tabs could have a negative influence on your work.
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Dozens of Chinese troops, dressed in black shorts and olive drab T-shirts, ran out in loose formation and picked up paving stones, rocks and other obstacles that had cluttered the street.
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Here, however, Rowling has surrendered to her maximalist tendencies and so cluttered up the story that you spend far too much time trying to untangle who did what to whom and why.
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From atmospheric graveyards covered in creeping ivy to pouring rain crashing down on cobblestone streets, Wrightson managed to convey pure, heartfelt emotion through some of the most crowded, cluttered panels ever imagined.
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The cluttered warehouse had been converted into artists' studios and illegal living spaces, and former denizens said it was a death trap of piled wood, furniture, snaking electrical cords and only two exits.
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The bottom line is you get three apps that are more powerful than Google's offerings, but also more cluttered and sluggish too, so it's up to you which matters most: Features or simplicity.
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Push through the cluttered and confused pilot to get to the good stuff, and if you watch nothing else, at least make sure to watch the stunning dance sequence that ends episode six.
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Arranged in this space today, with its blackout curtains, thin corporate carpeting, and shelves cluttered with cables and monitors and an array of wigs, is a pair of his replicas of grown women.
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I did that via a very mixed media and purposely cluttered slipcase, more structured but neon book cover, and a mixture of black and white ink work and acrylic paintings in the interior.
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She didn't care for obscurity or cluttered storylines and found Jimmy's fiction, generally speaking, not nearly as good as his essays, which she considered among the best in the history of American writing.
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Amazon has started rolling out a free over-the-air update to its Fire TV products that dramatically redesigns the user interface — a welcome update to the more cluttered design that existed before.
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AMERICA'S deadliest building fire for more than a decade struck Oakland, California, on December 2nd 2016, killing 36 people attending a dance party in a warehouse that had become a cluttered artist collective.
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She leads me back to her cluttered office, which is filled with overflowing boxes of medical supplies, diapers, baby formula, Purell hand sanitizer, and small packets of children's multivitamins shaped like gummy bears.
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As for how the PEA league fits into the already-cluttered CS:GO competitive calendar, Cloud9 CEO Jack Etienne said they are being very mindful of as they work up a schedule and format.
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In the image 9to5Mac published (see above), there's an analog face that's practically cluttered with extra complications, including the temperature, stopwatch, weather, activity rings, date, music, calendar updates, and even a UVI index.
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This hides your neck and shoulders and makes your proportions look off in the photo, plus it can take up a large part of the frame, making the shot look cluttered and heavy.
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If that's the case — and that was one of the core elements of Blackstorm Labs' pitch — then developers may be able to sidestep the cluttered App Store completely if it gets wide adoption.
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And since the Glow is pretty small (five inches tall and three inches wide), it was easy to find room for it in my cluttered bedroom, and to carry it around when necessary.
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Disney got its wires crossed and cluttered while shooting a TV show in "Baywatch" star Yasmine Bleeth's home ... according to her husband, who claims he got jacked up in a trip and fall.
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"It's a cumulative problem that creates an obstacle course for whales that only gets more cluttered year by year," said Steve Jones, a spokesman for the Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental group.
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In our short-attention-span world, full of cluttered and distracted minds, every leader and manager needs to explain what they're doing and why they're doing it every week, if not every day.
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NEW YORK An article on Monday about a mechanic who sued the Town of East Hampton over the forcible clearance of his cluttered yard misstated the surname of one of the town's lawyers.
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"Strong smartphone penetration, really young populations and high disposable incomes," coupled with a marketplace that is less cluttered than those in the US and Europe, ensure there are plenty of opportunities, he says.
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On a Friday afternoon in early June, Kiraly left his cluttered office at the American Sports Center in Anaheim, a Costco-size warehouse housing a sea of hardwood courts for volleyball and basketball.
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Across Russia, more than 120 races are cluttered with multiple opposition candidates, said Mr. Zubov, a former history professor who was fired from his state university job for criticizing Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Starting last weekend, many people's feeds were cluttered with images pointing up and to the right, with celebrities, major brands and everyday users imploring followers to turn on notifications for their individual accounts.
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Some locations lend themselves to symmetry, such as the already symmetrical art gallery amd the architectural facades, but the way Sherlock's team of cinematographers capture locations like the detective's cluttered apartment is impressive.
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It is hard to believe that owners of superyachts will be happy with the solar-panel-cluttered decks and buzzing wind turbines of the Vendée Globe boats that Briand is hoping to emulate.
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The work space, with its four ovens, was cluttered with racks holding cakes and cookies, an industrial-size mixer and a wooden workbench, piled high with 100-pound bags of sugar and flour.
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And while Atlassian is far from the only competitor in the cluttered project management space, few if any competing platforms are offering a full project tool kit for free, according to the company.
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In 1875, when Bournonville visited Russia, Petipa admitted to him that the showy irrelevances that cluttered his ballets were to satisfy the public and those in power, but against his own artistic instincts.
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The light-filled gallery space is a maze of masterfully crafted centerpieces evocative of purposeless furniture cluttered with found objects, which, despite appearing like kinetic Japanese calligraphy, are static amalgamations of collected knowledge.
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As usual, sales were generally less frenetic at Frieze Masters, but a recreation of the curio-cluttered studio of the British Pop artist Peter Blake by the London dealer Waddington Custot proved popular.
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Li's husband often came to Liang's office to work, and the books he had left behind still cluttered Liang's shelves — and as she spoke, Liang kept his eyes down, fiddling with a pen.
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Other offices were cluttered with work—the French artist Cyril Duval had filled his with selections from an enormous collection of counterfeit Chinese goods—but the U.V. Production House headquarters was still empty.
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"In a very cluttered marketplace where people are highly distracted, we've seen the value in a big personality who demands your attention and just forces people to pay attention to him," she said.
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It offers indispensable lessons about meandering the nauseatingly cluttered and complex world we find ourselves in; it provides a landing pad, an anchorage, a safe haven amidst the brands and façades and trends.
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So long as the cafe remains open, it will continue to provide a glimpse into the classic Showplace experience, which was something maybe a bit more cluttered, but also, more casual and intimate.
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Instead of diving into their cluttered inbox first thing in the morning, most high-performing employees take two minutes to review their calendar and the action items that are already on their list.
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Mr. Thomas showed off what would be his office, had he chosen to sit apart from his staff and not at a cluttered desk alongside them following the example set by his predecessor.
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The one inhabited by the Kim family is a cluttered basement apartment with an awkwardly placed toilet and a window offering a front-row seat to the public urination attempted by passing drunks.
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The rambling store is a collector's delight, doubling as a museum of quirk: Every surface not heaving with books is cluttered with whale ribs, giraffe skulls, old playing cards, warthog tusks and more.
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But as both ramp up promotion for the September release of their third film together, "The Lego Ninjago Movie," some are wondering whether the cinematic landscape is cluttered with too many Lego bricks.
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The Europol photograph is a stark reminder that many of those polished marble masterpieces on their spotlit museum pedestals were once merely raw goods on the floor of a crook's cluttered living room.
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In yet another year when movies were punctuated by superheroes — or cluttered with them, depending on how you feel about comic book films — none shined brighter than Diana Prince, played by Gal Gadot.
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Carrie Severino, who is leading JCN's work on the Gorsuch fight, said she was somewhat surprised by Democrats' lack of spending -- and that it was easier to make their argument on less-cluttered airwaves.
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The 28-year-old Harris helped Almena collect rent and schedule concerts Prosecutors say the men turned the cluttered building into a "death trap" with few exits, rickety stairs and dark and dangerous passageways.
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Going toe-to-toe with Darth Maul in melee combat or commanding ground troops to retake ships is thrilling, but the package's clunky, cluttered setup presentation wastes too much time in drawing in players.
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KHANBOGD, Mongolia (Reuters) - In Mongolia's Gobi desert, thousands of heavy-duty trucks laden with coal inch along a cluttered highway towards the Chinese border in a journey that can take more than a week.
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When police intervened to arrest Meehan, he was driving a car apparently extorted from another woman and living in a cluttered RV that he'd conned from a third woman, according to the former investigator.
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Hopefully not borrowed from that game is its rather cluttered, unnecessarily busy level layouts—hard as they were on the eyes—and the Right Said Fred single that was rewritten to support its release.
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This month, this pensive lunar phase will occur on Wednesday, November 7 in Scorpio and shine a spotlight on the darkest, most cluttered corners of our psyches — then ask us to dig right in.
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If you've noticed your news feed cluttered with headlines about an impending olive oil crisis, it's because olive oil prices have been rising, at the same time that bad things have been happening olives.
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She fainted onto the subway tracks, was fished out by Chris Noth — she hit the third rail and survived—and then bounced, to live in a cluttered antique shop in what is not Poughkeepsie.
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So for the ultimate Mother's Day gift, Munn sought out Travis Morelock of MIDMODERNdesign and together they transformed the dark, dreary and cluttered abode into a bright, open and modern retreat for the couple.
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Fantastic Beasts is a cluttered film, for various reasons — one is the wearying effort, so common to current franchise films, to set up a huge ongoing narrative at the expense of the current one.
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Mr. Holmes, an expert on ancient music, built the lur and other long-forgotten instruments at the University of Middlesex's engineering department, where he is designer in residence, and in his cluttered garden shed.
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It's why the first death in Alien doesn't happen in a clean, forgettable infirmary or one of the featureless hallways of the Nostromo, but on top of mess hall's familiar and cluttered dinner table.
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Ms. Lovette's ballet is the more accomplished but also the more cluttered, following well-established lines (classical structures largely indebted to George Balanchine, chamber music by Robert Schumann), with behavior both hectic and cute.
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The Macleans' private living room was cluttered with modern bric-a-brac while, just below, tourists tramped about in the stately banquet hall looking at clan paraphernalia and trying to locate a public toilet.
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But if I had to video call an Android user, I would use Duo over other video-calling services like Skype or Facebook Messenger, which have more cluttered interfaces than Duo's single-button approach.
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Steve Simon, the WTA's chief executive, is busy trying to create a new, less cluttered structure for the circuit — one that may cater to viewers' shorter attention spans with changes in scoring and format.
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And whoa, look at Hield again, cutting through a cluttered lane as if it were a wide-open slice of blacktop on a neighborhood court, for an easy layup that no one could stop.
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After five years off, he's proving that he still deserves a spot as one of the best musicians in the world, no matter how cluttered the dance scene has gotten since his first exit.
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How much one loves the popular Ronettes version depends on one's affection for Phil Spector's sparkly, densely cluttered orchestral production; it all whizzes by in an impulsive blur of energy, omitting the bridge entirely.
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But Instead of actually showing the URL (which could have created a cluttered experience), Instagram will add a "See More" button to the bottom of any story that has a link added to it.
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It bugs me when my work-related missives go unanswered — but at any given moment my own inbox is likely to be cluttered with notes I haven't responded to, some of them months old.
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Upstairs from the morgue at Concord Hospital, in his cluttered office, Dr. Andrew pointed to a stack by his microscope of more than 80 folders containing glass slides of tissue samples taken during autopsies.
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In fact, according to the former New York Times critic Chinen in this sometimes cluttered, sometimes beautiful book, those reports aren't just wrong — they've obscured the true nature of the modern form's abundant riot.
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However, almost 1,500 households are still recycling plastic in Guiyu's old town, a warren of cluttered backstreets, where sacks packed with waste - keyboards, cigarette lighters, toys, old tires - spill out of shops and warehouses.
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But their grandeur is of an unusual kind: These are portraits of black people, in cluttered domestic interiors or Edenic outdoor settings, clothed or nude, carrying on the business of being alive and fabulous.
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Though other Macy's stores may not be as cluttered as this one, it's important to note if Macy's flagship keeps up this level of clutter, it may lose its status as a tourist destination.
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Historically, the sidewalks of West 28th Street have been more cluttered with potted plants than people, with the exception being early in the morning, when florists, event planners caterers and other trade professionals visit.
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After the museum, the group was chauffeured downtown in a shiny black S.U.V to J. Levine Judaica & Books, a cluttered shop for religious objects that holds sentimental value for Ms. Welch and Mr. Stoudemire.
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He retrieved even more arcane statistics from almanacs and meticulously kept records that cluttered his apartment, some taped to the walls, on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, in a building aptly named Westwind.
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His apartment in Paris was cluttered with his Japanese collectibles — tiny netsuke figures, lacquered tea bowls, woodblock prints by Utamaro and Hiroshige, a reminder that he and Monet were not provincial in their tastes.
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The movie opens with an overhead shot of a desktop cluttered with applications and head shots of teenagers paper-clipped to them, and the chatter of adults arguing for and against their favored kids.
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The Saturday Profile TOKYO — As befits a director whose movies chart the untidiness of Japanese family life, the office of Hirokazu Kore-eda is cluttered with piles of papers, books, photographs, videocassettes and CDs.
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The rooms with stained-glass windows are cozy and cluttered, with crocheted blankets thrown over the sofas, spilled drinks on the coffee table, piles of clothes on the floor and laundry baskets full of socks.
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It leads to a cluttered look when you swipe down to call up the Notification Center, but I believe Apple can fix this, and iOS 12 will hopefully give us the customization the feature needs.
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You move from one powerful set-piece to the next, and it's all the more beautiful as the images aren't cluttered by any kind of HUD or UI. Vane feels designed for taking perfect screenshots.
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She teamed up with her friend and professional organizer, Katrina Teeple at Operation Organization and together they transformed the previously cluttered kids space into a streamlined spot where the actress can get down to business.
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When it comes to making distinctions, Vincent Boulanin and Maaike Verbruggen, experts at SIPRI, note that existing target-recognition systems, for all their recent improvement, remain "rudimentary", often vulnerable to bad weather or cluttered backgrounds.
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They were able to peer back into time, showing that the early universe was cluttered with many tiny galaxies, which eventually merged with other tiny galaxies, forming many of the larger objects we see today.
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They, along with their neighbors, pitched in to renovate a cluttered Nissan driven by one of their own subscribers, who had followed their videos all the way from her native Louisiana to their current campsite.
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His office, an austere space with white cinder block walls, cluttered with books and stacks of papers, had little in the way of mementos to show that he's been to Antarctica more than 282 times.
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"We may not have the radio spectrums to serve the future need," Haas told me in an interview, explaining that the radio waves could one day become too cluttered with signals from various wireless technology.
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Tselebidis's design style, according to her Instagram, is clean and minimalist, with hints of Kinfolk-resonant Scandinavian style — precisely the opposite of my cluttered, Melissa & Doug-heavy apartment but certainly the aesthetic I aspire to.
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It also serves as a display space for the trove of models meticulously assembled and decorated with historical precision by Mr. Hutchins, the obligatory hobby geek ever at his cluttered work space in the rear.
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As we approach a cluttered stretch of the primary calendar, the results from those contests -- and the next wave of campaign fundraising reports in June -- will help to clarify the Democratic Party's prospects this fall.
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I have a strong childhood memory of my mother removing the cluttered kitchen drawer from under the Kermit the Frog telephone; she removed that drawer and shook its entire contents into a garbage bag. Terrible!
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So to stand out in a cluttered political ad market in the campaign's final month, it helps to have a commercial that provides a contrast and uses a different tone that cuts through the clamor.
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In 2015, Salem's more eclectic, cluttered-looking witch shops were joined by the sleek, minimalist HausWitch (which itself started as an Instagram), where activist hours are on the schedule alongside Tarot salons and meditation classes.
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Not only is it more cluttered than I prefer, but in some of my tests it showed that it's a version 1.0 by displaying performance problems on the 2015 MacBook Pro I used for testing.
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Department inspection reports described women inside the spas living in tight quarters cluttered with essentials, including rolling bath carts stuffed with toiletries, shelves lined with coffee mugs and cooking pots and stashes of assorted snacks.
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The pair record almost exclusively in their comfortably cluttered childhood bedrooms, never far from their parents, Maggie Baird and Patrick O'Connell, long-toiling actors who pieced together bit parts, regional theater and voice-over work.
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From a cluttered office on Madison Avenue in Manhattan in the 1960s, he helped conjure a lineup of pulp-fiction heroes that has come to define much of popular culture in the early 21st century.
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And without the biomass plants, Minnesota's forests would be cluttered with damaged or low-grade trees for which there is little other use, decreasing the health of woodlands and increasing the risk of forest fires.
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It was cluttered with several thousand pieces of vintage bric-a-brac, among them an array of analog floor-indicator dials (both "half-moon" and "full moon"), which summoned memories of old-movie elevator scenes.
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Between the progressive and even more conservative Democratic candidates, Bloomberg's track record, recent attempt at meme popularity, and sudden entrance into an already cluttered race, will certainly be at the forefront of the debate conversation.
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The gallery isn't cluttered for there aren't a great many objects, and many of them are small, but because they are positioned throughout this art-filled room, as I said, you have to be careful.
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Settling into Knopf's cluttered Park Avenue offices with the carefree aplomb of a court jester, the black-bearded boss seemed amusedly uninterested in literary power and the genteel back-stabbing politics of the publishing world.
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And in an increasingly cluttered media market — there are 53 different political ads airing in Iowa this week alone — the use of Kennedy's unmistakable voice gives Mr. Sanders a way to cut through the noise.
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The apartment, a cluttered wreck that was up two flights of stairs he could barely climb, was an unlikely place to look for happiness, and Mr. Jones, whose health was failing, was an unlikely spokesman.
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A metropolitan London backdrop, Nigella herself fashionably grabbing her groceries and coming home to a slightly cluttered but still presentable home to show you how you too can effortlessly prepare a quick and delicious meal.
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