Food delivery startups make it more convenient to order takeout.
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But it makes the headset far more convenient to use.
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They preferred the Upper West Side, convenient to their workplace.
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Faculty match students with a Studio Advisor convenient to their locale.
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Do I get on the bandwagon only when convenient to me?
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"It's very convenient to pay tithes on my phone," she says.
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It's convenient to be able to add that little detail in.
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Sometimes it isn't convenient to carry a glass bottle of wine.
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Its pieces are more durable, affordable, stackable, and convenient to use.
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It's much more convenient to just go for Sexiest Man Alive.
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People use IANA today because it is convenient to do so.
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Their new home is convenient to all of the Gandhams' jobs.
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Credit cards are easy to apply for and convenient to use.
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Sometimes it's more convenient to touch than to use voice commands.
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They were also more convenient to consume and easier to use discreetly.
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FINK: It's always convenient to have a government to stand up first.
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And she'll receive these emails precisely when it's most convenient to reply.
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New York City's Hudson Square area is not convenient to many commuters.
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It was more convenient to concoct explanations than face reality head-on.
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It is convenient to see all your health data in one place.
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But the narrative was too good, too convenient, to let go of.
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This is an obvious approach, but it feels too convenient to me.
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There is also a bathroom and changing room convenient to the pool.
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"It's convenient to keep a compromised officer around the place," Parrs gloats.
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It seemed convenient to band together on the premises during off hours.
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But in many cases, it's much more convenient to write on my phone.
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For them, it's a lot more convenient to have a narrative that works.
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However, these tend to be more expensive and not as convenient to use.
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They are like Google maps, but more convenient to use in South Korea.
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Please help us to maintain reasonably priced and convenient to access health insurance.
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"Some politicians find it convenient to scapegoat immigrants rather than welcoming them," he said.
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There are times when it's more convenient to hear an article than read one.
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Convenient to run it here [in the United Kingdom] for that reason, I imagine.
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Again, Treasury may find it convenient to provide these two countries waivers as well.
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People love Hydro Flask's products because they're plain effective, durable, and convenient to use.
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Online banking is just too convenient to ignoreOnline banking isn't just for millennials anymore.
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Stuy Town is convenient to East Village restaurants, bars, movie theaters and music spots.
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It's convenient to wrap them up together, but life is more complicated than that.
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It's convenient to be able to walk two minutes and get a workout in.
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We cannot pick and choose which crimes against humanity are convenient to speak about.
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Increasingly, shoppers see this as a category that is more convenient to buy online.
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The parents of any kid who passed through Neverland were more convenient to indict.
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While the area lacks Metro service, the home is convenient to a public bus.
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There are species that are convenient to humans and species that are less convenient.
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"I was holding onto [my Note7] because it was convenient to do so," Dickey said.
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Then people want something more than a CD, something convenient to put their music on.
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But even though antennas provide free access to their stations, they're not convenient to use.
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The spa was a cute little cottage, but it wasn't exactly convenient to get to.
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"What we want is to convince, persuade that free trade is convenient" to both countries.
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On a highway near Chaplin's World, the new Modern Times Hotel is convenient to motorists.
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The company could benefit if physical copies become more convenient to use than digital copies.
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We're doing that by making it more cost effective and convenient to get care online.
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And even though grains, beans and lentils come cheap, they're not always convenient to prepare.
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Yes, the taxi industry was stagnant, and Uber has certainly proved convenient to many of us.
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While it may be convenient to look at our opponents as evil or stupid, they aren't.
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Not everyone finds rear fingerprint sensors convenient to use, especially as screen sizes continue to expand.
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It was more convenient to have a limitless collection of tunes, which could be streamed instantly.
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The company says the updates will make the three-year-old smartwatch more convenient to use.
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The new app should be far more convenient to use and greatly improve the viewing experience.
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In Schneider's opinion, a new culture of "mobility on demand" will prove too convenient to resist.
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They're more convenient to grab and reheat that way, and easier to organize and stack, too.
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To know how to do that, it is convenient to have a place to start looking.
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It feels really convenient to start and finish a braise using one pot in one place.
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It wasn't as convenient to use Lyft and Uber the rest of my time in Vegas.
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It was built next to the University's ministry center in an area convenient to public transportation.
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The bucket holds nearly four dozen cookies and isn't exactly convenient to carry throughout the day.
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That said, it is just too convenient to lay all the blame for the post-Sept.
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Though you can easily find these tools elsewhere, they&aposre convenient to have in one place.
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"It is on a Metro line, yet convenient to suburbia, and an urban location," she said.
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For extended reading sessions, it's convenient to be able to turn the device every which way.
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Yan said on Sunday it was "not convenient" to elaborate on the precise reasons for Jia's detention.
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A real DSLR camera is sick and all, but isn't always convenient to lug around on adventures.
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Points can be shared between accounts, making it convenient to pool your points to reap higher benefits.
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In fact, Harding had been crying out about sexism long before anyone found it convenient to listen.
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However, the AirPods' case is smaller, making it a little more convenient to slide in your pocket.
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What's not a first — but still convenient to have — is support for both Alexa and Google Assistant.
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For starters, it's simply convenient to roll a Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold into one package.
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It's a common fallacy, convenient to Apple, to think that the iPhone maker doesn't care about specs.
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It might be more convenient to buy Le Creuset at those places if you shop there frequently.
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It is much too convenient to blame Billy McFarland and Ja Rule for the Fyre Festival debacle.
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The playful accessories can be found all over the world, but they're more convenient to shop online.
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Lighting is another item that is more convenient to have delivered, especially when it's a larger fixture.
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It's nice and really convenient to be able to have meetings with the people you live with.
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But it does require physical facilities that are reasonably convenient to where the patients live and work.
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It is convenient to put selective information in the public domain to defend one's point of view.
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It was really convenient to land basically in downtown Toronto, only a short drive from my hotel.
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It is convenient to the municipal courthouse and theater district, and is three blocks from Buffalo Bayou.
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For many people, it is simply more convenient to buy something with a swipe or a tap.
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And yet, it seems too simplistic, too convenient, to castigate only Trump for elevating these vile racists.
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If you want more than one kid, it may seem convenient to have them back to back.
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Some places have wireless charging areas, but it's still far more convenient to find a spare outlet.
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It is convenient to a boat launch and bike trails, as well as shops, supermarkets and restaurants.
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The Barcelona Metro station nearest to my hotel wasn't convenient to most places I wanted to go.
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For example, if you use a dark beer, it would be convenient to use coffee or chocolate.
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Couples in their 30s and 0003s tend to seek out smaller houses more convenient to New York.
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He believes the women in his life "run the show," because it's convenient to tell himself that.
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While doing some research on eBay, I found that these things were relatively inexpensive and convenient to collect.
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But the lag is mostly bearable because it's still more convenient to search for things inside the app.
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And so it was convenient to present it on TV as a kids show, but it really wasn't.
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Even so, the monetary authority "considered it convenient to maintain a cautious attitude," the central bank statement said.
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It is convenient to be able to send invites to who you want, but that should be OPTIONAL.
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It's all just a little too convenient to be trapped in this bunker so close to the election.
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It's convenient to pretend it was always just grits and gravy, but the South was never a monoculture.
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Being able to choose a good, caring doctor convenient to home or work is important to most Americans.
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They preferred a two-bedroom in good condition in a prewar elevator co-op building convenient to Midtown.
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And most importantly, since it folds in half, it's more convenient to store in a pocket or purse.
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Public transportation is a huge factor in making major cities affordable and convenient to live and work in.
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These gadgets usually require only a standard wall outlet to work, so they're easy and convenient to use.
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It is convenient to a large hospital complex, the many restaurants on 2502th Avenue and local light rail.
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" He added: "The notion among elites that, 'Well, Uber is the thing, because it's so convenient to me.
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Check In The Ruby Lissi Hotel is a stylish spot, convenient to many of the city's top attractions.
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Most notably, it is rarely convenient to disrupt the status quo, especially when you are part of it.
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"It's convenient to just say 'Keep it in the ground,' " he said, referring to an antifossil-fuel slogan.
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Or if it is convenient to store your tool box with your earthquake kit, why not do it?
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Candy was ideal for trick-or-treating, as convenient to hand out and carry around as it was affordable.
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The employee parking lot isn't super convenient to get to, but it sure makes avoiding post-game traffic easy.
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It's also just super fucking convenient to buy new jeans, a RAM upgrade, and deodorant in the same order.
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Besides, it's hardly convenient to set up a vat of icy water every time you feel a little achy.
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It's convenient to blame Kaepernick for the NFL's rating dips, but there's no evidence at all that it's true.
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Butternut Box makes it easy and convenient to ensure dogs get the very best diet tailored for each individual.
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P&G says the more flexible bottle makes it easier to pour and convenient to use with one hand.
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Not only do they look good, but they're also more convenient to carry than sunglasses with only folding arms.
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"It turns out it's not convenient to collect every urine sample you make — we found that out," Coon said.
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A mesh is a very large graph with a lot of nodes that is not very convenient to handle.
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The neighborhood needed to be walkable, with places to eat and shop, and convenient to Ms. Rizzo's two workplaces.
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As part of the effort, Ms. Roberts surveyed housing in 66 Long Island communities considered convenient to the airport.
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The large 32-ounce pump bottle makes it convenient to accommodates lots of dirty and sensitive or dry hands.
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The Commute The Long Island Rail Road has three stations convenient to village residents: Valley Stream, Gibson and Westwood.
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When Democratic representatives are bombarded by angry Republicans, it's politically convenient to carry on in service of their base.
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Prosecutors are not given the discretion to charge people with crimes simply because it is convenient to induce cooperation.
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For Israel's defenders, it is also convenient to make the settlers the scapegoat for all of Israel's supposed sins.
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It's convenient to be able to set my own hours, but time off isn't an option for me financially.
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It's convenient to be able to reach out and tap an icon or switch an app through the touch screen.
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I'll get annoyed that my credit card information isn't as convenient to access, and passwords to obscure websites aren't saved.
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It invited him to the North "at a time convenient to him," according to a spokesperson from Seoul's presidential office.
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Phone camera lenses A real DSLR camera is sick and all, but isn't always convenient to lug around on adventures.
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If you're a Mac user, it's extremely convenient to have a second monitor hanging around if you need it. Safari.
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This driver decided it would be super convenient to skip this long line of traffic by using the wrong lane.
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Tell his staff he would look into it later, when it was more politically and personally convenient to do so?
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I knew it would be cheaper and more convenient to wait a few months and catch new movies at Redbox.
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In the end though, it seems like people found it far more convenient to organize around hashtags and trending topics.
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But it'll certainly be convenient to have the service built into Google Maps if you need to research while navigating.
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"It's much more convenient to do it this way," Gregory Talon, consumer product lead at TransferWise said in an interview.
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That's one of the benefits from the user side: It's quick and convenient to sign in to third-party accounts.
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For instance the 80 million Amazon Prime subscribers might find it very convenient to order food as well as films.
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The mechanisms are called "protocols," and it is convenient to have a single place to look up the configuration settings.
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"It looks pretty convenient to the DC Circuit to let things proceed without having to render an opinion," he said.
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For instance, what is the walking speed at which it is more energetically convenient to turn the auxiliary actuation on?
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A lot of them, actually, because it can be damn convenient to just bark questions rather than type them out.
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The mall near my house doesn't have a lot of good stores, so it's just more convenient to order them.
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It's even convenient to multitask with it in so you can fit it into a morning routine without much effort.
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It's incredibly convenient to be able to stream Hulu and all other streaming sites without any additional hardware or plugins.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $3,800It seems like it would be convenient to live in the middle everything.
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Black people tend to live near each other, and thus tend to commit crimes where it's convenient to do so.
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"We want to make delivery convenient to where our customers are," said Tim Collins, Amazon's vice president of global logistics.
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During the 1980s, the United States found it convenient to support some of these proxies against the Soviets in Afghanistan.
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Convenient to the airport and Kowloon's attractions, it's a luxuriant, calm oasis amid the Hong Kong hubbub, and surprisingly affordable.
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Virtually whenever he finds it more convenient to tell a falsehood than to tell a truth, he chooses the falsehood.
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These subscription services that are so convenient to use now would not be around if it wasn&apost for MoviePass.
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Hard-line elements within the Chinese government found it convenient to play the North Korean card against the United States.
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This is one real-world scenario, however, where the service could be more convenient to use than the existing system.
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If you, like me, use Docs and Gmail extensively, it's especially convenient to have them built right into the home screen.
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It also is convenient to pay merchants offline and online, and people are additionally incentivized with discounts to use WeChat Pay.
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The idea is that it's more convenient to wave your hand in front of the door than use a key card.
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"It's very convenient to bring this up two weeks before the decision on the nuclear deal is made," Mr. Marandi said.
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I told the teacher, a rabbinical student, that I was thinking of volunteering, because it was so convenient to my office.
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Placing the USB connector at the bottom also makes it more convenient to slip off the clip and plug in again.
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That might not sound like much, but it's convenient to have more storage available to you right out of the box.
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There is plenty to love about the Los Angeles Clippers, but it's still much easier (and more convenient), to hate them.
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This take on the HDMI dongle is far more convenient to plug into your TV than the original, unforgiving plastic stick.
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They make you question reality as you see it and mold your perception according to what is convenient to them. 3.
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Given this constant coverage, it is convenient to believe that we are on the right track towards advancing cancer care research.
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The city system has been losing those patients to other providers that are seen as more upscale or convenient to patients.
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Since they're so light and small, they're also more convenient to carry around and they fit in even my smallest purses.
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It's now easier and more convenient to buy the things you need, when you need them, with microloan providers like Affirm.
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Wegmans' selection of produce, meats, baked goods, and prepared foods would make it convenient to go there for anything you need.
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But Mr. Teodosio saw a need for an instructional center, especially one convenient to areas now attracting young professionals and artists.
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The master bathroom has travertine floors, double sinks and a built-in vanity convenient to a cabinet for towels or cosmetics.
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The choice of individual government responses rather than a pan-EU one was, for now, more convenient to speed things up.
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Meanwhile, operators flocked to places with friendlier regulations (like Arizona) or ones that are more convenient to their headquarters (like California).
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Overall, he&aposs found it&aposs much more convenient to have homes in both places than it would be to rent.
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They are sensitive to changes in the legal climate, and they generally find it more convenient to move than to fight.
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THAT EASE SIDE TO MAKE IT REALLY CONVENIENT TO SHOP WITH US NO MATTER HOW YOU WANT TO SHOP THAT DAY.
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It's convenient to have everything in one place, but a better visualization of what my apps are doing would be better.
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Much of the global auto parts industry has moved there as well, making it especially convenient to manufacture cars in China.
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Plus, it's utterly convenient to the Los Angeles Convention Center, Staples Center, and other landmarks of tourism and business travel downtown.
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The choice of individual government responses rather than an pan-EU one was, for now, more convenient to speed things up.
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The choice of individual government responses rather than a pan-EU one was, for now, more convenient to speed things up.
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It has been convenient to pin the "startup" label on pretty much anything that's launched in the last decade, ends in .
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In quantitative research, it may be convenient to view race through an essentialist model that treats it like an immutable characteristic.
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This is both because Michael Myers is such an iconic and terrifying serial killer and because it's convenient to the production.
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In fact, Paulino says it would be too simple and too convenient to explain away her son's death as a drug problem.
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Instead, it's essentially just a speaker with a screen for those moments when it's convenient to have information visually presented to you.
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It may seem convenient to pump, hand over a bottle, and go, but this isn't necessarily the best breastfeeding plan for everyone.
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The Voyage also fits perfectly in the back pocket of my jeans, which makes it incredibly convenient to use on crowded trains.
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It's more intuitive than it sounds and it's extra convenient to be able to access the Assistant quickly from the lock screen.
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Improvements so far have included better training and pay for its workers, resulting in stores being cleaner and more convenient to shop.
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"The purpose of this is to make it more convenient to get personalized adult content," Corey Price, Pornhub's vice president, told Gizmodo.
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And while it would be convenient to be able to consume 50 books a year, we can't all be like Bill Gates.
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Amazon is making its Echo speaker a little more convenient to use for the millions of Spotify and Pandora listeners out there.
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You compete asynchronously via high scores instead of directly at the same time, so it's convenient to try your luck any time.
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Harvey says he understands why men who are struggling with sex issues find it convenient to label their problems as sex addiction.
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It's very convenient to see progress from slavery to abolition finishing up in the civil rights movement and then a black president.
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Twenty minutes will do it, though if it's more convenient to make the biscuit dough a few hours in advance, you can.
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But be warned: it's much faster and more convenient to search through the thousands of available skills on your phone or desktop.
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With this spread across the city comes increased challenges to find artistic spaces that are both affordable and convenient to commute to.
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Or, as an advisor on Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum, are you just spouting off whatever's most convenient to your own business interests?
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It's vastly superior to a cheap toaster oven, and often far more convenient to use and maintain than your kitchen's full-size oven.
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His attempts to peel back the superficial and convenient to reveal a brief moment of the genuine have come to define his career.
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It was the kind of hack I'd laugh at in a terrible hacker movie — the kind that seems too convenient* to actually exist.
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Dominating the GOP's foreign policy apparatus but having little traction with public opinion, neoconservatives found it convenient to make common cause with evangelicals.
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It's convenient to just shoot off a text message to your host, but that's not necessarily the best way to go about things.
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Also, if you change jobs, it might be more convenient to move your money so you can stop keeping track of old accounts.
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It's a fully working portable computer that's smaller than even the thinnest laptops, but at the same time infinitely less convenient to use.
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They told us that if we wanted to have him circumcised, it would be most convenient to schedule it with his hernia surgery.
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"Two-a-day workouts can be more convenient to fit into a schedule," says Nicholas M. Licameli, a New Jersey-based physical therapist.
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"It's convenient to put many of these deaths in the damn-shame category — 'Well, we couldn't have done anything anyway,' " Dr. Rasmussen said.
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That makes it more convenient to buy Apple, even when there are other hardware makers out there that may make better, cheaper stuff.
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But if you look at a map, we happen to be in the center of the county, which is convenient to go anywhere.
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Situated on a 28-acre corner lot near the northern tip, it is convenient to Marjorie Park Yacht Basin and Tampa General Hospital.
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The two-car garage is air-conditioned and has a laundry room and a half bathroom that is convenient to the pool area.
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Most people probably won't miss the touchscreen, especially since this is a traditional laptop form factor, but I find it super convenient to have.
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The two were both uncomfortable in their respective living situations and decided it would be more convenient to just sign onto a lease together.
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It's like how so many people don't love Amazon and all that it represents but sometimes it's just too convenient to turn away from.
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They come and go as is convenient to the story, which makes one wonder why we're bothering with the "good cop" to begin with.
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Set a limit on the maximum number of employees and a curiously large number of them will find it convenient to subcontract their work.
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While some towns prefer to kick their pot shops to the outskirts of town, others are making it even more convenient to purchase weed.
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They're definitely a good one stop solution as they're so convenient to set up with your iPhone and they fit the Apple aesthetic perfectly.
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What might be convenient to some, to others it's a privacy violation — and some argue that without approval from Congress, it could be illegal.
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Netflix and other streaming services have made it more convenient to watch movies and TV programmes anywhere, on internet-connected TVs, tablets and smartphones.
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It's easy and convenient to charge the buds: You place them inside their small black case (storage and charging, FTW) and shut the lid.
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The edge-to-edge Trackpad 2 is even wider than the original model (by about 30%), making it more comfortable and convenient to use.
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It would make charitable giving more convenient, to be sure — but it would also reduce the social security contribution of both employee — and employer.
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No. 276 opened (on I-76 North, as convenient to passing motorists as a service plaza) in 23, within the town limits of Hampton.
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Beans, chickpeas, and other legumes are a staple of a plant-based diet, Sass said, and it's convenient to buy them from a can.
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The ending hastily disposes of unexplained and unnecessary red herrings, and the revelation is at once too tidy and too convenient to be satisfying.
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The counties that are bleeding residents are car-dependent exurban ones with large, detached houses, convenient to suburban office parks but not much else.
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If you live in a suburban area with plentiful parking, it's cheaper and more convenient to buy a car and drive it around yourself.
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For some people, remote work makes it more convenient to hit the gym, spend time with the family, and establish a healthy sleep schedule.
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Now, it's fresh-feeling and utterly convenient to the Los Angeles Convention Center, Staples Center, and other landmarks of tourism and business travel downtown.
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It was convenient to focus on the Panthers' playoff run when Charlotte began a stretch of nine losses in 10 games beginning on Dec.
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I&aposm also traveling right now, and it&aposs been so convenient to not need to bring glasses or contacts or solution with me.
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In some cases, it is simply more convenient to buy items in a store or more attractive to browse for them on physical shelves.
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It was also more convenient to place an order with our regular server since I needed more time to review the intricate cannabis menu.
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The new cards include various digital-first features that make it convenient to apply, earn and redeem rewards from the palm of your hand.
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To justify the rising price of strips, manufacturers point to advances in engineering that have made the strips smaller and more convenient to use.
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That placement makes the phone's design look a bit less sleek and clean than on the OnePlus, and it's slightly less convenient to reach.
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But experts say designing one that is both cost effective and convenient to build into commercial washing machines will be a huge technological challenge.
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"They get to pick and choose what is most convenient to their argument," she said of ICE not recognizing the woman's stillbirth as a death.
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"It's convenient to the Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn," Peter Curcio, who was second-in-command at the DOC in the late 2000s, told me.
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It's also convenient to all major theme parks, and an ideal pick for families, couples, or a fun solo trip, which is what I did.
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Roombas are way too convenient to have to give up over worries that they could be used to help someone rob or case your home.
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Epstein: Which means drivers like you have to work at some of the times when it would be most convenient to be with your families.
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There won't be an Amazon Echo in every single room, and it's also quite convenient to control your home while you're already texting a friend.
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Our guide features bars that have a track record of consistent quality, are available in several delicious flavors, and are convenient to have on-hand.
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For me, the next month is a challenge to the assumption that Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft and Apple products are too convenient to possibly resist.
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After all, if the driver can sleep in their car, it's just as convenient to drive that 8-9 hour trip rather than fly it.
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Just because it's more feasible (re: convenient) to start with a thin actress and depict her as being heavier doesn't mean it should be done.
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These stories offer readymade pro-Trump clickbait, too good to pass up or to bother with verifying, and quite likely too convenient to be true.
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It turns out that VISA issuers and Mastercard decided (how convenient!) to reclassify the way Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency purchases are processed on their networks.
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While the bookmarking feature has yet to launch, it's already quite convenient to watch live TV and catch up on content that has already aired.
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But the courts aren't terribly convenient to get to on foot, and same-day bookings need to be done in person, making spontaneous play difficult.
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It's almost always easier, lazier, more convenient to boast, to flatter, to lie, to fail to interrogate yourself about why you believe what you do.
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And while it may seem convenient to sleep with your smartphone next to you, having your digital devices close by is likely fueling your anxiety.
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This converting design is a little less convenient to take advantage of compared to that of Scooch or Popsockets, but the learning curve seems low.
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They're definitely a good one stop solution thanks to being so convenient to set up with your iPhone and they fit the Apple aesthetic perfectly.
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The Brickell location is incredibly convenient to area business, conferences, or as a base to discover that there's much more to Miami than the beach.
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She does most of her shopping online, she said; the nearest town only has about a thousand residents, and it's usually more convenient to order.
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It's mostly just convenient to talk about placebo and nocebo as opposites, she said, and their biological differences might explain why they have different triggers.
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That's both a good and a bad thing: while it's not the most convenient to travel with, the build quality is impressive and really holds up.
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That a single individual may be responsible for the hole seems likely, but it would be too convenient to place the blame squarely on one person.
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The best place for it would probably be some largely vacant land out near Dulles Airport that wouldn't be particularly convenient to any urban lifestyle amenities.
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"To me, a personal computer should be small, reliable, convenient to use and inexpensive," Wozniak wrote in an article for Byte Magazine, describing the new system.
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Even though the software for the stylus isn't great, it is convenient to have it when you need to quickly mark up a screenshot or document.
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The following guide features bars that have a track record of consistent quality, are available in several delicious flavors, and are convenient to have on-hand.
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New and improved as of 2017, the Petnet SmartFeeder is simple to assemble, easy to set up, and convenient to operate by hand or via smartphone.
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Crude and fuels markets are global not regional, and oil will find a way of flowing to where it is most needed or convenient to store.
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It's politically convenient to push misleading numbers that align with a desired policy outcome, but it's not accurate, and the narratives further polarize this divisive debate.
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The powerful suction drives deep into surfaces to remove dirt, dust, and debris, while the cord-free design makes it convenient to move around your space.
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It can be a place that is convenient to a stimulating place of work, good schools and entertainment and, indeed, part of an entire human community.
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For these diners, it is more convenient to place an order via an app or website and stroll in or drive by to pick it up.
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For me, it was more convenient to have an extra-long smartphone cable plugged in while I sat on the couch and vegged out on Instagram.
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This is destination gambling, different than most of the other New York casinos, which are designed to be convenient to gamblers within a 103-mile radius.
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The smell and feel of a book is really special, but there are times when it's just not convenient to carry around something made of paper.
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And the company has opened most of them in areas convenient to professionals, including the Ferry Building in San Francisco and Rockefeller Center in Midtown Manhattan.
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On a more practical note, the hotel shares a block with a CVS drugstore, which makes it convenient to replace any forgotten toiletry items if needed.
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While you can do this simply enough by microwaving a bowl of water and wiping the microwave clean, it's more convenient to save yourself the step.
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While this is hardly popular (or, for politicians, convenient) to say, it is highly doubtful a bump-stock ban will reduce the risk of school shootings.
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Conrad New York Midtown is an all-suite offering from Hilton in a totally renovated building with a location that's incredibly convenient to explore New York.
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I knew that shitty behavior from more powerful people and the ensuing traumatic fallout would be ignored as long as it was convenient to do so.
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Prints are convenient to reproduce and disseminate, but complete sets of Kleine Welten are rare and in the possession of only a handful of public museums.
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Otherwise, it's best to go with a security key that is simple to set up, convenient to carry, and will keep your various apps safe and secure.
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It's a cheap camera that's likely going to take much worse photos than your smartphone, all while being much less convenient to carry around and shoot with.
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Shmilov said that Viber expects that the video messaging feature will get used in long conversations, or in cases where it's less convenient to type a message.
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So while it's tempting and convenient to point the finger at a single individual, we should remember: It takes a village to create a genetically modified human.
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When you need to remember to do something, it's incredibly convenient to utter "Add 'Take out the trash tomorrow' to my to do list" into thin air.
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Apple has supported third-party keyboards for the iPhone for years, but building this feature into the iPhone's keyboard makes it that much more convenient to use.
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Trump found it convenient to use Comey's errors to get rid of the leader of the agency investigating charges that his campaign had treasonous ties to Russia.
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It's easy and convenient to use because you can control when you want to receive your box, plus you're never married to the stylist you're paired with.
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With the Galay S9, it's now more convenient to use both the face recognition and the fingerprint reader, which has been moved to below the rear camera.
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And, for most of us, it's more convenient to buy food storage containers from brands that make their wares available online or in brick-and-mortar stores.
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Instead, it's a narrative in which she uses black culture as a prop when it is convenient to her, and when it's not, she throws it away.
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It's super convenient to drop the iPhone on a charging pad at a desk or bedside table, but Qi is still slower than using a charging cable.
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Yet at times when it was convenient to take the opposite position, the administration has argued that climate regulations in fact impose no costs on the economy.
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I find it very convenient to roast and peel a half-dozen beets to keep in the fridge, to use one way or another throughout the week.
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If your savings account earns an average interest rate, charges fees, requires a certain balance, or simply isn't convenient to access, it may be time to switch.
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I also love that it comes in a stick form since it's more convenient to travel with and apply (you won't lose any product on your fingers).
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Mr. Frank, now 215, spent his nights online looking for an East Side rental convenient to a subway station that wasn't the 230th Street Lexington Avenue stop.
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Names are far more memorable and distinctive, which makes them more convenient to use to get the word out quickly, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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It's a little far fetched to assume everyone at this New York School disappeared because that would just be too convenient to the plot of Far From Home.
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While it's not as full-featured as the mobile app, it's convenient to be able to continue conversations on your laptop without needing to reach for your phone.
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We already use our faces to log in to our phones and Windows computers, and it's convenient to have a device recognize you and personalize itself to you.
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Especially if you go with a simple watchface that doesn't have a bunch of information in complications, it's convenient to just rotate through your weather, calendar, and fitness.
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The fixation with electric scooters grew out of dockless bike-sharing, where companies offer bike rentals that can be picked up and left anywhere convenient to the rider.
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After all, people need prescriptions month after month and it's much more convenient to get them delivered to you than it is to go pick them up somewhere.
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However, since it's so convenient to create a profile, it also seems really easy to exploit it and bombard the dating site with spammy accounts and even brands.
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The fact is, shaving is just more convenient to do while pregnant, and it's safe — provided you take extra care and barring some kind of extenuating health complication.
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The simple fact that Moto Mods are so convenient to connect and remove, and work so smoothly with the Moto Z phones is what makes them so appealing.
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I started out buying it when it was sold in a jar, and then they changed over to the wipes, which I think are more convenient to use.
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But for dozens of hours, I'd exclusively relied on the third charge, largely because it was convenient to simply wait for the charge to fill all the way.
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In addition, the rise of smart speakers with voice assistants has made it more convenient to listen to audio recordings in the home, helping to boost adoption further.
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Thanks to several online shaving start-ups, razors, creams, gels and other paraphernalia are now cheaper, of higher quality and are more convenient to purchase than ever before.
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Conservatism must once again embrace "fact to mystery, limited to unbounded, sufficient to the superabundant and convenient to the perfect," as once noted by conservative philosopher Michael Oakeshott.
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Still, it seems likely that mobile carriers will continue to follow Apple's pricing, and maybe you find it more convenient to just deal with one bill every month.
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It was really convenient to able to do the record with Courtney, and I'm so glad I did it; I learned so much being able to do that.
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It's just so convenient to coil them up and pop them in my pocket after a commute, or once my friends finally make it to our meeting place.
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The hotel is in West London, convenient to both the White City and Wood Lane Tube stations, and less than an hour by Tube to Heathrow International Airport.
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It's also close to the glittering shopping bazaar of Tsim Sha Tsui, and convenient to the China-Macau Ferry Terminal and to the airport by train or taxi.
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"We believe digibanks will make banking and financial services accessible and more convenient to a greater number of people in Singapore," a Grab spokesperson told CNBC by email.
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While the Joy-Con controllers can be recharged when attached to the Nintendo Switch, it's more convenient to use the PowerA Joy-Con and Pro Controller Charging Dock.
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Trump Tower, it seems, was a House of Lies and the man in charge was scheming to make others accept the version of reality most convenient to him.
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It's beyond convenient to have your laundry delivered to your desk, but Salemi still encourages employees to "get your mind out of the game" by physically leaving the building.
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It's terribly convenient to think of yourself as too important, or too powerful, to have to concern yourself with the feelings of others, to make compromises, to accommodate others.
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And if you find yourself working from home — or traveling often for your job — it can seem more convenient to use your work laptop for all your computing needs.
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It's really convenient to be able to do that, but also we give even greater trust and authority to a company like Google to tell us what is true.
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"If the arrested person confirms he wants these visits, they'll be organized at a time that's convenient to all sides," Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said on Monday.
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That makes it more convenient to use when you want to quickly look something up, watch a video, or read a book on a larger screen than your phone.
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Still, it's convenient to have Alexa right at my fingertips, especially since I use Alexa a lot for things like shopping lists and controlling smart gadgets around my house.
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The below-average price could also be a function of location, brokers say, since the billboard-dotted area is still fairly industrial and less than convenient to subway lines.
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Credit cards may be convenient to use, but the high interest rates they charge make them a poor option if you need to borrow money for the long-term.
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It's convenient to use for medium-sized tasks — like cutting sandwiches — that are too big for a paring knife but don't need the big guns of a chef's knife.
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This synodic period between Mars and Earth actually becomes a challenge when you consider that it may not always be convenient to travel between these planets during this window.
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Their car sits in the driveway gathering dirt, as they decide it's cheaper, easier and more convenient to get a little work done on the way to the office.
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I love that these mini bands are, as the name suggests, small and portable, which makes them super convenient to take to hotel gyms or other temporary workout locations.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Expel 'Evil,' Trump Urges Muslims" (front page, May 22): During the campaign Donald Trump found it very convenient to demean politicians of all kinds.
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Although it was once convenient to dismiss such observations as anecdotal and unrepresentative, now the AMCHA Initiative, a campus anti-Semitism watchdog group, documents empirically what we all know.
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The other benefit is that it doesn't need a power cable, making it a lot more convenient to plug and play, or to carry it to a friend's house.
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To paraphrase the series' own tongue-in-cheek metacritique of the cinema, 'It's so much more convenient to consume entertainment from the comfort of your own home'—and it's so much more convenient to retell Handler's epic tale of woe and whimsy when each novel gets two 42-minute episodes to set the mood, to steep in the wit, and to integrate the interjections of the tangent-prone Snicket (played here by Patrick Warburton).
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Although convenient to some, security experts have long warned that adding an internet connection to a device increases the attack surface, making the devices less secure than their traditional counterparts.
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This retro looking (I can't help but think of the 50's with the great red and white combo!) mixer is easy to use and so, so convenient to store!
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"Due to the late scheduling of the World Championships in Qatar, September 28-October 6, there was some difficulty in arriving at a date convenient to all parties," it added.
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Photo: GizmodoWith ever more streaming options and set-top boxes than any one person could ever possibly need, it's certainly much more convenient to cut the cord than ever before.
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He creates and shoots three-pointers at such a high level that it turns the area behind the line into a second, far less convenient to guard, defensive hot zone.
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"The question for private equity funds is whether it's easier to restructure the business alone or it's more convenient to team up with trade buyers," one of the sources said.
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It's incredibly convenient to be able to grab a quick snack at any time or a bottle of water, without paying the high mark-ups some hotels like to impose.
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BONGINO: Judge, one thing Chris is leaving out of this as well, because it&aposs always convenient to leave out the facts which he has a really hard time with.
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In addition, she noted that users engage with Dabble campaigns "at a time that is convenient to them," not when they're trying to watch another video or play a game.
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Who's to say Jon won't find it convenient to legitimize Gendry's claim if/when the White Walkers are dealt with, perhaps as a way of removing Cersei from the scene?
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And I think you see this in New York today, where a vast majority of people don't own cars because it's much more convenient to use ... Like cabs, public transportation.
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Reached by telephone, a researcher at the center, who declined to give her name, said it would not be convenient to discuss which candidates would be put forward this year.
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It's a bigger deal than the list of new features implies because many consumers find it most convenient to use their soundbar as the central hub for their entertainment system.
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It has a clean, beautiful design that's functional and convenient to use on a daily basis, and it comes with some pretty cool features to make capturing content really fun.
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It would be convenient to dismiss Valeant as a single company backed by aggressive, pushy investors laboring under the duress of a buying binge led by a failed management team.
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U.S. mall owners have been struggling to find new ways to lure shoppers, with traffic dipping as it becomes more convenient to buy things online and store closures piling up.
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It's occasionally convenient to check in when out and about, but this occasional convenience almost always comes at the cost of developing a compulsive urge to monitor your messages constantly.
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It may seem convenient to go with the loan professional your real estate agent suggests, but Manni suggests that you look at a range of lenders and see what they offer.
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Sometimes it will remain more convenient to converse with a machine by typing rather than talking (Amazon is said to be working on an Echo device with a built-in screen).
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Both phones include fast wired and wireless charging, which makes it convenient to charge them when necessary, but neither really pushes the boundaries of smartphone battery life as we know it.
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But by putting a Snapchat clone front and center atop Instagram's feed, the Facebook family of apps discovered a way to make its version more convenient to use than the original.
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It's super convenient to have USB ports integrated into your wall outlets — it makes charging your smartphone, tablet, fitness tracker, smartwatch, or whatever as easy as plugging it into the wall.
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My week long journey with coconut oil began with a brand new jar of organic, unrefined coconut oil (you can grab a jar at any old grocery chain convenient to you).
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It's the best way you can replenish lost fluids, and this effect comes with no compromises — it's convenient to make and drink, it's healthier than sports drinks, and it tastes good.
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Lin, an international star who will earn $11.5 million in salary this season, settled in a sleepy neighborhood that is convenient to both the practice complex and the arena, he said.
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Conservatives don't want to see ideas evaluated on their merits, regardless of politics; they want ideas convenient to their side to receive (at least) equal time regardless of their intellectual quality.
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Companies have come to realize it is simpler, cheaper and more convenient to store data and run applications on servers owned and operated by the likes of Amazon, Alphabet and Microsofts.
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It was convenient to carry around so I didn't have to walk back to my cabin to wash my hands every time I used a railing or re-boarded the train.
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Finding ways to make it more convenient to read The Times and easier to discover the enormous variety of stories we publish, without missing anything of import is the only goal.
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It&aposs, of course, convenient to the Las Vegas Convention Center for showgoers, and boasts an exceedingly accessible price point with rates well under $100, or even much less than that.
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By keeping disruption to a minimum, it would prove far too convenient to extend such a status indefinitely (they overlook that the EU itself has said it can't go beyond 2020).
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Changing consumer habits is difficult in the best of circumstances, but it is much harder when a new technology makes it less convenient to use something as essential as your car.
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It's certainly convenient to be able to type out texts in a proper web browser, but the fact that the phone is still doing all the communicating is going to frustrate some.
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The idea is for shippers, brokers, and carriers alike to work together in real time — using a software interface on their desktops and mobile phones that's too simple and convenient to resist.
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And for this reason I continue to think that non-fiat stores of value that are more convenient to manipulate and transport than gold will have a bigger place in the future.
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It's really convenient to just have them in your ears ready to go when you need to listen to something without blocking out the entire rest of the world when you don't.
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It's a real commitment, and in our painfully busy daily lives, it's not always convenient to make a pit stop back at home to supply your pet with the sustenance it needs.
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Another example of hyper-personal Amazon customer service One problem, however, is that it's not really convenient to look at Amazon while you're talking on the phone about products with unfamiliar names.
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But I do know not to trust a guy who built his reputation on what's largely a myth, OK'd waterboarding when it was convenient to him and gifted the election to Trump.
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Sure they're not as easy or convenient to use as a smartphone or digital camera, but the grainy, washed out look of old school Polaroids is what launched the whole filter craze.
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Once Whole Foods is absorbed, it would seem very convenient to be able to speak and add items to your grocery list for delivery as soon as you run out of them.
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If all you do at your local gym is use the treadmill anyway, it could be more economical, not to mention more convenient, to invest in a permanent machine for your home.
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"Don't Ask Don't Tell" alternates between the weekend of Trail's death in 1997 and two years earlier, likely because it was convenient to juxtapose his story with that of Versace's Advocate interview.
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Dogpatch is convenient to two stops on the T-Line Muni Metro light rail system running on Third Street, one at 20th Street and another at 23rd Street, with service to downtown.
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My lame excuse is that it's now a 25-minute drive to the nearest independent bookstore, it's convenient to have a book turn up at my door, and the price looks right.
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But it's also pretty convenient to make sweeping constitutional changes at a time when the public is either broadly fearful of or outright barred from gathering in public to protest en masse.
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Password managers aren't as convenient to use as Facebook's button; if people respond to the Facebook hack by rolling their own passwords instead of using Facebook, that may be worse for everyone.
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Is the scene where Rory confronts her deadbeat dad and tells him to stop breaking her mom's heart whenever it's convenient to him one of the most satisfying moments of the series?
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Slack is a chat program that can be immensely convenient to workers in a large office, or who are working far away from each other — for example, if they're working from home.
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It just isn't always convenient to wash his hands after he touches every surface in every store or play area, and alcohol-based wipes or gels can be rough on his skin.
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While it's more convenient to use iCloud to back up your phone, you can back up your iPhone to your Mac or Windows computer and retain full control of your data backups.
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That summer, the pair landed on the e-commerce concept behind Plated: ship customers boxes of ingredients with easy-to-follow recipes to make it convenient to cook healthy meals at home.
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When One Medical opened for business in San Francisco in 22017, its goal was to upend the way people got medical care by making it easy and convenient to see a doctor.
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Policymakers and regulators found it convenient to paint a single big target on "the big tech platforms" as the spate of privacy- and election-related controversies since 2016 raised calls for government action.
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It's a laser-focused writing tool that's more convenient to carry around than a laptop, and provides an infinitely better typing experience than a tablet's touchscreen keyboard, or even a cramped keyboard case.
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ABC staffers tell Fox News they have been informed that they will likely be moving far downtown in Manhattan to an area known as Hudson Square , which is not convenient to many commuters.
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Drinking and driving is now dumb because it's just more convenient to climb into a comfortably appointed UberX after the bar, and pass out safely in the back seat, for just seven bucks.
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The issue is complicated by the fact that even though it's convenient to shorthand Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Apple, and Facebook as "Big Tech," these five companies are actually structured in very different ways.
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AIDS was ignored for so long, the show argues, because the disease was convenient to mainstream society, killing only those who were kept far away from the center of stories like this one.
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Operating in London, Paris and Berlin, the company offers an app and website that makes it super convenient to order a range of laundry and dry cleaning services, including pickup and return delivery.
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Many people find it convenient to use the same social-network identity for many of these log-ins, and Facebook, as the biggest social network, has 60% of this "social log-in" market.
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"Online services have been particularly helpful with allowing for folks in remote areas with little to no queer/trans support networks to access my services when it is convenient to them," Parker said.
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"We want to find a country where it's convenient to ship to China," one Jiangxi Copper official said, adding that the company planned to send out teams to assess conditions on the ground.
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But gyms like Equinox are making it extra convenient to squeeze in a workout by letting you you sign up for classes and instructors with just a tap of the Apple Watch screen.
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"I believe that with this news it would probably be convenient to take a break, analyze the decision, evaluate the moment, and resume cuts from January next year," he said of Thursday's meeting.
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It's convenient to be able to see the time and date without having to touch the phone, but overall I don't find it as useful as similar features on Motorola or Google phones.
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Every social network eventually becomes home to screenshots: important nuggets of textual wisdom that, for whatever reason, are more convenient to capture as an image than they are to transcribe and post elsewhere.
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At some point, he's also seen that the president at some point walks away from some of the people who have been with him for a long time if it's convenient to him.
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The rent was steep — $3,600 a month, nearly $1,000 more than we had been paying — but the house was too convenient to pass up, close to my son's friends and our pool club.
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Not using a condom can be a way to show you trust your partner more, to feel closer to your partner, or it may just not be convenient to always be using condoms.
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"They are following in the footsteps of politicians of all stripes who have found it convenient to blame the boogeyman of unfair trade for domestic economic problems," said Eswar Prasad, a Cornell economist.
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These industries, like many in the United States, successfully produce studies and reports casting economic facts in a light that's convenient to their own interests, but not often to the public at large.
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But those who serve in the Forever War have at least earned the dignity of being consistently ignored, rather than having their minor hardships highlighted when it is politically convenient to do so.
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Pros: Convenient to use, removes baked-on foods, performs well in hard water leaving no spotting, no individual wrapper to remove, mid-priced cost-per-useCons: Pouch packaging can overturn spilling out tablets
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Apartments for less than $1,500 a month do exist, as long as you're willing to take on a roommate or two or explore neighborhoods that might be less than convenient to your work.
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But I've since had to face the truth: My pretty prints were in a pile collecting dust because I never managed to find somewhere affordable and convenient to get them matted and framed.
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"We settled here because it was very convenient to our jobs, it was close to where our parents lived, it was less congested and it was close to the water," Dr. Fishman said.
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It&aposs another way to get their products in front of more eyes, plus it&aposs undeniably convenient to shop all your favorites at one site and enjoy free shipping and return perks.
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While it might seem more convenient to charge travel expenses to your credit card and figure out how to pay it off later, that's a recipe for serious financial trouble (which I demonstrated myself).
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I know it sounds a little too convenient to be true that I magically got over my fear of driving because of a really nice car that I was using courtesy of its manufacturer.
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Never once did I find that the Dual Display saved me time or was more convenient to use than the main screen, apart from telling me the time whenever I picked up the phone.
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It's a lot more convenient to right-click and click the Control Center icon than it is to move the cursor to the top-right corner of the screen and drag downward, for instance.
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It's far more convenient to acknowledge the topic at hand — be it drugs, racism, sexuality, or gambling — and wrap it up in a neat bow of sudden understanding by the time the credits roll.
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Start your free trial of Curology, $59.90 bimonthlyCurology makes it convenient to get a prescription acne cream for your skin and manage your progress with a board-certified dermatologist, physician's assistant, or nurse practitioner.
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Check your eligibility for aligners from CandidBraces and Invisalign are expensive, which is why startups like Candid are stepping in with solutions that are not only more affordable, but also more convenient to use.
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When it's time to relocate, it's often more convenient to toss your decaying armchair or banged-up bookcase and start over from scratch than pay to move a large item to a new home.
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"I believe that with this news it would probably be convenient to take a break, analyze the decision, evaluate the moment, and resume cuts from January next year," he said of Thursday's impending meeting.
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Never mind that it's less convenient to reach over raised walls to get to the foods that are in a lower center — in that reach, you are committing yourself to the beautiful act of snacking.
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I'll admit that's it's convenient to have the time and weather visible without having to use voice controls, but does anybody really need what's essentially a Google Home Mini mashed together with a small touchscreen?
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A puzzle game called Rangi feels a lot like Gear VR launch game Land's End — but the controller makes it a lot more convenient to play, because you're not holding your hand to your temple.
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But since then, the streets of New York have been devoid of robot cars, as operators flocked to places with friendlier regulations (like Arizona) or ones that are more convenient to their headquarters (like California).
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Lastly, Amazon has finally added USB-C to one of its tablets for the first time, which, in addition to being far more convenient to charge, also enables fast charging on the Fire HD 10.
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But the change also made it less convenient to lean back and watch a day's worth of Snapchat the way you used to on Snapchat and can on Instagram thanks to its Auto-Advance feature.
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Assets can be stored online, in so-called hot wallets, which are convenient to trade though vulnerable to being hacked, or in 'cold' offline storage solutions, safe from hacks, but often inconvenient to access frequently.
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They're calling the new machines the world's most sophisticated vending system, which is a bold claim — but if it works as advertised, it could be the key to making controlled substances more convenient to sell.
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And while it's convenient to have a camera on your tablet, you should definitely make an effort to not use it to take pics in public unless you want to look like a compete idiot.
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Each Monday, a user will receive an email that asks them how many Lunchclub meetings they want that week, which times work best, and which areas of the city would be most convenient to meet.
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If it sounds like a good match for something you're building — and you're in the UK somewhere convenient to Exeter — contact the team and maybe you can work together to put together a demo roof.
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The wand and hose attachments also make it convenient to clean the areas of your home that you always kind of forget about until you look up and see a bunch of cobwebs one day.
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The Hampton Inn & Suites Providence Downtown is a comfortable hotel (included in the room price is an excellent full breakfast) convenient to College Hill, including the Maya Lin sculpture and Benefit Street; 58 Weybosset Street.
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It can be convenient to treat incivility the way a parent might treat two squabbling grade-schoolers in the back seat of a car — as an irritating tug of war between two irreconcilably selfish counterparts.
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It's a lot more convenient to just store data in the cloud and access it via a computer like a Chromebook or an iPad than it is to try to put everything into your phone.
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There is a very strong individualized rhetoric behind self-care, which I think is popular for a lot of people today, especially for government and states who would find it rather convenient to outsource public healthcare.
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So as long as technologists are merely finding ways to make it modestly cheaper or more convenient to do things people have been doing for decades, their impact on the overall economy will be necessarily modest.
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In this environment, when assessing the state of the economy and the balance of risks, the board considered it convenient to maintain the reference interest rate at 4.25 percent, with which monetary policy remains slightly expansionary.
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Compared to all of this, my Switch is the Penguin Pocket Paperbacks of games: easy to carry, convenient to take out or put away, and doesn't immediately insist on making itself the center of every activity.
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The way we do that is to use a common set of numbers to represent the networks; to use a common set of numbers, it is convenient to maintain a starting-point list, called a registry.
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The consensus seems to be that it's convenient to have a watch with a connection when you don't have a cellphone, but that the battery life is pretty bad when you're using it in those situations.
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Lenovo envisages people using it when carrying their laptops between meetings, for example; the display shows things like calendar events and weather information that might be more convenient to check than the phone in your pocket.
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Next, it occurred to me that each rebus needed added words to complete – or reveal – the rebus thought, and it turned out to be rather convenient to tag on these revealers immediately after the rebus words.
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Sure, it seems convenient to have your clear aligners shipped to your home and to do-it-yourself, but the prevailing reason why most people choose direct-to-consumer, or do-it-yourself dentistry, is cost.
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Green published the first edition of The Green Book in 21966, covering travel locations that were convenient to tourists from New York City — but the book quickly expanded as he realized he'd found a ready audience.
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Were this to happen it would make it even more convenient to add and withdraw funds from Revolut and use the app's budgeting and money transfer features, so I wouldn't be surprised to see that come next.
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"It is clear that the priority in Washington now is taking whatever steps are convenient to tactically weaken ISIL over the course of the next year," said Noah Bonsey, a Syria analyst with the International Crisis Group.
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It works the same way as on other Vivo phones like the NEX and X21; it's slightly slower than a traditional fingerprint scanner, but more convenient to use than a scanner on the back of the phone.
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"This collaboration and future build-out will help alleviate issues with customers' range anxiety by leveraging GM and Bechtel's scale, flexibility and proprietary data to provide chargers in locations convenient to EV customers," General Motors told Reuters.
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Because kelp develops in constantly changing ocean tides and temperatures, its cell structure won't break down if you freeze, thaw and refreeze it, which makes it convenient to keep stashed between the frozen edamame and the sorbet.
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After raising two sons in the Mill Valley flats, a place convenient to shops and schools, they paid $1.8 million in 2009 for a three-bedroom, three-bath 1967 house built on Lovell Avenue, above Cascade Canyon.
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There's certainly an argument that HitClips were more convenient to carry around than Walkmans or CD players, but when you really sit back and think about the logic of it all, it doesn't seem to hold up.
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It's considered one of the best places to study abroad for travel lovers, according to Hostelworld, since there are seven major train stations in Paris, including famed Gare du Nord, making it convenient to travel across Europe.
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Though GOP leaders found it convenient to blame AHCA's failure mainly on holdout conservatives, the reality is that moderates and mainstream Republicans worried that the bill would cause millions to lose coverage were also defecting in droves.
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"Our goal is to serve our clients in ways most convenient to them, and we have both the brick and mortar and the digital presence to do that," Aron Levine, head of Merrill Edge, said in a statement.
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Of course it's very convenient to have all of your speakers hooked up to one thing but at the end of the day, I want to go switch a light bulb on and off and go to bed.
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That might sound unnecessary if you haven't used the Home or the Echo, but it's really convenient to walk through the living room and quickly ask to order toilet paper or other toiletries, and I missed that option.
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It can be tempting — and certainly convenient — to purchase all your furniture, rugs, and accessories from one store, but Ray said that unless you want the space to feel like a furniture showroom, you should mix your pieces.
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But if you're being asked to join a bunch of Zoom meetings, it's clearly a lot more convenient to have a browser plug-in take the strain for you vs saddling yourself with copying and pasting meeting IDs.
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To Apple's credit, it has reportedly started allowing its own technicians to repair phones containing third-party batteries, but depending on your location it simply might not be convenient to visit one of the company's authorized service providers.
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The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to Epcot and Hollywood Studios, and also has a stop on the route of the Skyliner, Disney's new gondola lift system, which makes it especially convenient to visit these parks.
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Mintel's research found that 30 percent of U.K. consumers already feel comfortable about a completely cashless society, whilst 29 percent of those surveyed said that it was more convenient to make purchases using a smartphone above other payment methods.
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Essentially, they both beam your phone's display to the head unit, tweaking the interface along the way so it's more convenient to use on the move—that means you're still relying on your phone for computing power and data.
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It's a sign of the times that even companies that sell some of the least convenient to ship things you can buy now have to worry about Amazon, which is rapidly approaching monopoly status if it isn't there already.
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Other connected thermostats, such as the Nest, can be controlled with the Echo through clumsy IFTTT recipes, but I can tell you as an owner of both the Echo and a Nest, they are not very convenient to use.
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Since users have to tap each person they'd like to send it to, only a few of which are convenient to send to at a time, Snapchat lets millennials broadcast their lives only to people that they care about.
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Of course, the place we're going doesn't have anywhere convenient to put my machine and the Internet isn't very good, but the idea of being away from my precious UMP9 for more than a few days has me nervous.
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As mobility services become more mature, we will likely see new solutions emerge to make it even more convenient to meet specific needs, such as transporting youths, the elderly or disabled people, and even assist in disaster recovery efforts.
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Traditionally, customers who wanted to buy from local vendors and growers would have to visit their area's farmer's market on a weekend – an operation that's typically open only for a few hours, and isn't always convenient to get to.
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While it may seem convenient to quickly set up a new shopping account with your 'usual' password, it only takes one account sharing the same password to get exposed, and all the others can come tumbling down after it.
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The View was designed by Google to be easy to set up, convenient to use and comfortable to wear, and is aimed at helping make sure even VR first-timers can jump in and get the most out of the experience.
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We have also seen a darker underbelly, the seething resentment and implicit discrimination occasionally boiling over into outright racism (that dreaded "r-word," so potent and so feared, and so much more convenient to brush off and sweep under the carpet).
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"By combining McDonald's delivery favorites with items you already have at home, it's never been more convenient to create fun, themed treats," the company said, before legit writing step-by-step directions for using two French fries to make vampire fangs.
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Cake Technologies, the U.K. fintech startup that wanted to make it more convenient to pay your restaurant or bar bill, has been acquired by American Express — as the credit card behemoth plans to beef up its payment options for Amex members.
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The company also reminded owners that it's possible (and safer, even if it's less convenient) to turn off the "passive entry" feature, where the car automatically unlocks and opens its doors when it recognizes the owner approaching with the key fob.
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While it may be convenient to simply write off Yemen's civil war as yet one more sectarian skirmish in an Arab world infected by polarization and historical grievance, the fighting in the region's poorest country goes beyond that simplistic paradigm.
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For instance, top executives who want to take an ethical stand may find it more convenient to have employees take the lead, said Patrick Ball, director of research at Human Rights Data Analysis Group and adviser to many larger rights groups.
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I've been using it for the past couple of months as my primary messaging app — there's nothing groundbreaking about it, but I use Facebook Messenger a lot, so it's been convenient to have all of my chats in one place.
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While it may be convenient to consolidate and have all of your loans in one place, Marshall says you should proceed with caution when considering this repayment route since "it may not always be in your best interest," he says.
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Other items like a toaster oven, coffee maker, and even a fancy rice cooker are super convenient to have but if you live in a dorm, keep in mind that these items may not be allowed because they're considered fire hazards.
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Sheikh Abdul-Wahhab's descendants still dominate the religious institutions of the Saudi state, which now play down the violence in the country's history and emphasize aspects convenient to an all-powerful royal family, like the importance of obeying the leadership.
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Politicians feign embracing their philosophical beliefs and the bedrock principles of democracy only when convenient to do so, and the recent rhetoric of both political parties on the appointment of the next Supreme Court justice has lived up to this truism.
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Read more: The best eco-friendly mineral sunscreen you can buyFor years, it was so much more practical and convenient to use spray-on sunscreen that barely needed to be rubbed in at all, and honestly, I didn't know any different.
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"It is the nightmare of every storyteller that people are going to watch something you made on something so small," he said, adding it was inevitable that people would find it more convenient to watch the movie on a handheld device.
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I think they realize all this but PR is PR and they were trying to manage the crisis and it's convenient to point the finger at a single entity and try to paint the picture this is a rogue agent.
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What One Medical does: When the San Francisco-based primary-care startup One Medical opened for business in 2007, its goal was to upend the way people got medical care by making it easy and convenient to see a doctor.
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A branch of the counter-service Northern Chinese restaurant that was first developed by Yale University graduates in New Haven and has a branch near Columbia University, opens in an airy, whitewashed corner space that's convenient to New York University.
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Nate Silver had left the newspaper, together with his FiveThirtyEight website, but it is convenient to describe the many other polling analysts and political handicappers now at the Times and elsewhere as card-carrying members of the School of Silver.
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I will say it is certainly more convenient to just pop on a little device myself — although it might be tricky if you're at all squeamish, as you'll see a little bubble where the blood is being sucked from your arm.
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The whole point of augmented reality is that it's convenient to explore hidden experiences in the real world, which is defeated if users have to know to download and then wait to install a different app for every place or product.
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But then here is Virginia Woolf (from "A Sketch of the Past"): We are sealed vessels afloat upon what it is convenient to call reality; at some moments, without a reason, without an effort, the sealing matter cracks; in floods reality. . . .
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"Part of my job is to produce a good/service called the Swedish krona which is convenient to use for Swedish citizens, and if I'm good at that in a technical sense then I don't have a problem," Ingves said.
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Don't get me wrong — I suck at calculations, so it sure was convenient to have an AI do all the math for me — but how the heck is this any more practical than just seeing the same data generated on a screen?
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As this digital projection, you must work with your sinister post-Soviet caretakers to restore a world nearly destroyed with a science experiment gone wrong—some attempt at creating the singularity that instead covered the world with convenient-to-render blank gray nothingness.
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But even though a variety of parties have found it convenient to forget this, Clinton's private email server was the dominant issue of the election — week after week, a Gallup study shows, email was the main Clinton-related story that people heard about.
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Although it might might seem convenient to Marie Kondo this kind of thing in the hope that whatever was ailing your pet never returns, saving these items for a rainy day — or donating them to a friend in need — makes eco-friendly sense.
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It's undeniably convenient to get facts by speaking to the air, turning on the lights without lifting a finger or triggering a timer or text message — but so far, studies have shown people don't use much more than these on a regular basis.
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If you happen to be a Republican Party member of Congress it would be really convenient to believe that Ross Douthat, Erik Erickson, Rich Lowry, Jay Nordlinger, David Frum, and all the other conservative writers and intellectuals horrified by Donald Trump are mistaken.
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The aforementioned 40 million members across upwards of 80 countries plus support in 25 languages makes it convenient to find someone special in a different country, if you're on vacation, or if you're looking to date in your native language wherever you are.
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Through the Commerce for Every Device program, MasterCard is bringing payments capabilities to the new wave of connected devices, giving consumers the freedom to shop using the device or thing that is most convenient to them, with the highest level of security available.
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Right now, we live on a planet that is getting warmer and warmer because it's more convenient to believe that we still have plenty of time to slow the effects of climate change rather than understand that our window is rapidly closing.
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The company still fails to understand that people want a predictable app that's convenient to lay back and watch, and social media stars are more similar to you and me than they are to news outlets producing mobile magazine-style Discover content.
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Touch ID ostensibly allows multiple fingers to be registered because you have quite a few digits of your own, and depending on how you're using the device or in which pocket you keep it, one might be more convenient to use than another.
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I like to say that these kinds of scales mean you can never escape your weight, ever; but in reality, if your goal is to religiously record your weight, it's convenient to have a scale do all the weight logging for you.
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"Nevada is a right-to-work state, so they didn't need any sort of reason for firing me, but it was very convenient to fire me two weeks before Christmas, and about 50 days before my maternity leave started," she told The Guardian.
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While it's convenient to store food in one location, larder-style, it also exposes animals to theft, according to evolutionary ecologist Anders Brodin, whose 2010 study in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B outlined scatter-hoarding in nutcrackers, squirrels, and other animals.
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It's convenient to charge your phone using a USB port on your computer, but there are a lot of possible issues here – the USB port might have blown, or it might not be able to deliver enough power to charge the phone.
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"Neighborhood retail is convenient to everyone's daily life; you're going to a dry cleaner, a liquor store and a nail salon, [and] maybe a restaurant," Rollins said, noting that these types of business are integrated into people's lives for their daily needs.
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"Their life is worse than it was 20 years ago in their mind, and so if they're gonna blame somebody, they're gonna blame outside politicians or the outside world, and the media is convenient to blame in that sense as well," he said.
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Shop Soylent at AmazonYC Batch: Summer 2012Soylent is the divisive protein- and mineral-packed drink that draws ire for being a pale imitation of a real meal, but also attracts an equally large base of loyal fans for being so convenient to drink.
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It's much more convenient to pop one earbud out of your ear to say hello to a friend you ran into on the subway than it is to take out both earbuds and scramble not to drop them mid-conversation, for example.
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Swarovski Phone Grips, available PopSockets, $50You might know PopSockets as the cheap and useful phone accessory you stick to the back of your phone to make it more comfortable and convenient to hold, but there are also some ultra-lux options to consider.
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The same point applies to the Juicero: You can spend two minutes squeezing a Juicero pack to get juice out of it, but it's more convenient to stick the pack into the machine, push a button, and come back 2 minutes later for your juice.
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The type of information that can be sought by the commission can including "any other type of activity deemed needed or convenient to complete the goals outlined," according to the document, giving the commission wide range as long as it involves the island's electric grid.
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" Kristen Henderson, who was shopping for snacks and dish soap, says she knows certain products are 88 cents at Walmart and a dollar at the Dollar Tree, but that she goes here anyway because "Walmart isn't convenient to get to from where I am.
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It's really, really convenient to glance down at the Go and see that you've only moved a quarter of the amount you should have today, or conversely, that you're nearing your daily activity goal (all of which is preset in the Withings mobile app).
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"Well it wasn't very convenient to keep having to reach to grab a chocolate so I had an epiphany after remembering a picture ages ago from the internet of some takeaway food floating in the bath, so got my inspiration from there," she said.
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I don't know that there's a unifying theme of this round of Hue product launches, but they continue to establish Signify as the space's leader, pushing ahead into new bulb styles and finding new ways of making connected lights appropriately smart and convenient to use.
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It was a perfect place for the elusive Swedish-born movie star to be left alone: ensconced in a quiet cul-de-sac facing the East River and convenient to area airports, which was useful for her frequent jaunts to Europe and the Caribbean.
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"While it may be convenient to discuss whether you're spending too much on travel while you're in the car on a road trip, it can lead to a much healthier conversation if you sit down with a list of topics to discuss," she said.
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But they wished it was less messy and more convenient to use on the go — they had to pre-measure it and trying to use it in their car after working out left their seats and console covered in powder, according to the Vade Nutrition website.
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Finally, there's the fact that Reddit's forum-like design makes its content less convenient to redistribute to large number of people outside the site, whereas a Facebook or Twitter post can be re-shared or embedded in its native format elsewhere with the click of a button.
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And what you is the ones that are politically convenient to talk about, and if we&aposre going to do that, we are going to get to a place where the American people look at the Democratic Party and they see it for what it is.
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While it may be more convenient to pay directly with the sales associate during the ordering process, it's likely that many Walmart shoppers taking advantage of the new service came in for more than just the one item, and are planning to visit a register anyway.
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My biggest fear with the precarious "stick the Apple Pencil in the iPad Lightning port" charging situation is that I'll somehow trip and snap the Pencil in half, but still, I have to admit it is convenient to be able to charge instantly without a cable.
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RELATED: A Slacker's Guide to Losing Weight Without Trying Serve yourself directly from the pot Rather than leaving serving dishes at the table where you can easily dip in for seconds (and even thirds), leave them in the kitchen—otherwise overeating is simply too convenient to resist.
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"I definitely bought more luxury items at home than in the past since last year - a lot more - because it's convenient to buy things here," she said, standing with a friend as she compared a $5,700 purse she had bought with one in the shop window.
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Changes that companies have made to their programs include reducing the amount of time a participant has to bring a legal action and requiring that such an action be brought in a court that is convenient to the plan sponsor but not necessarily to a beneficiary.
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I, of course, hoped I would get it on my arm, somewhere more convenient to look at, but this one is on my shoulder blade on my back, so it's tricky to look at, but I got a tripod and a camera so I've been documenting it.
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He'd grown weary of cultivating them under greenhouse conditions, and the Moroccan desert was convenient to Europe — Thiemann had visited the painter Jacques Majorelle there in 1950 to bring back specimens from the Jardin Majorelle, later bought by Saint Laurent— so it was to Morocco he came.
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During our second half of the trip, ARI was our driver (aka HERO) and not only was it super convenient to have someone with us at all times, he knew the best places to go that were just as beautiful (or MORE) and avoided flocks of tourists.
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The North Carolina senator has become the latest member of the GOP to embrace a conspiracy theory that's convenient to Trump but has little basis in fact: that Ukraine meddled in the 2016 election to defeat Trump, in the same way Russia did to boost him.
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It should be as simple and convenient to use as is electricity; electricity is straightforwardly available via a trivially simple interface by plugging it into the wall; you don't know or care how it gets there or where it comes from, but it delivers its services on demand.
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A location that's super-convenient to Melania (who wore Gucci's fuchsia pussy-bow blouse to the second presidential debate) and Kellyanne Conway (who called the red, white and blue Gucci coat she wore to the inauguration "Trump revolutionary wear") is farther afield for many fans of the brand.
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Whether it's speed dating for love or for friendship, there's no shortage of ways to gain access to potential intimacy; there's just a lack of effort on our part to stick it out when it stops being convenient, to keep knocking, to keep coming back, even when it's hard.
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And Dunham's knee-jerk reaction to the accusations against Miller would seem to suggest that her feminism is less a philosophy to which she is committed than a brand from which she is willing to profit when it is convenient to her and abandon when it is not.
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Rather than consider why the police mission has been discredited in the places where it is most needed, we typically lament "community mistrust," on the apparent belief that ordinary people have invented some suspicion that was too convenient to resist, too hard to dispel, yet without reason or rationale.
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Flashback: Women lawmakers in the past have already fought for and won lactation and changing rooms in the House, ladies' restrooms that are similarly convenient to the House floor as men's, the ability to bring a newborn on the Senate floor, and the ability to wear sleeveless tops in the House.
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As I've noted when the feature initially launched, this won't likely change the way you're already sharing and discussing YouTube videos with friends, but if you're a heavy YouTube watcher, perhaps it's convenient to have the chat window directly within the webpage than to move to other apps to talk.
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If not every couple needs cookware and appliances to begin a life together because they already own them — or if they're not really the Waterford crystal glasses and silver gravy boat type — it should be just as convenient to gift them a double sleeping bag for their frequent camping trips.
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Our reviewers who have tested different versions of Roombas all say that it&aposs super convenient to run the robot vac while they&aposre at work or just in another room of their house and know that dirt, dust, and all sorts of crumbs will get sucked up off their floors.
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" In response to a detailed explanation of the criticisms, Mandy McClure, a spokeswoman for the Iowa Democrats, said they had "made it easier for Iowans to request accommodations, get in the room faster and caucus at a site that's more convenient to them," and also hired an "accessibility outreach team.
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"Additionally if these estcoins are issued on top of a blockchain (they could possibly be issued in multiple formats at the same time, nothing wrong with this) then it would become easy and convenient to use them inside of smart contracts and other applications," Buterin said in his blog post.
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Our reviewers who have tested different versions of Roombas all say that it&aposs super convenient to run the robot vac while they&aposre at work or just in another room of their house and know that dirt, dust, and all sorts of crumbs will get sucked up off their floors.
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According to the UN Population Division's numbers (compiled by Our World in Data, naturally), life expectancy in China rose from only 43 years in 1950 to 83 in 2015 (in a fact convenient to no one but Bob Avakian's politics, it even grew while Mao was killing tens of millions of people).
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A 1986 Popular Mechanics review of a prototype version of the Recoton cassette adapter, along with an on-the-market FM adapter from a firm named Sparkomatic, said that the quality of the audio from the two devices was effectively the same—but that the cassette adapter was more convenient to use.
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I know the car seat thing seems nitpicky, but it's actually symptomatic of a part of the movie that really bugged me: Marriage Story is consistently slippery about Henry's age, treating him at times like a glorified toddler and at times like a preteen, depending on what's most convenient to the plot.
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It is more convenient to blame you for daring to exist, your body is hyper visible butDehumanisedIn the reading down of judgments orBlack letters of legislation;Written by men and women from the comfortOf sleek air-conditioned rooms, with a sea view,Who cannot see you and never envision you as a person.
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While it's hard to say whether the sudden decline in direct connections is due to the government's block, "people use bridges when there is a problem, since it's more convenient to connect directly," Nima Fatemi, an independent security researcher and a core member of Tor Project, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Dedicating an entire Saturday once a month to vacuum your entire home will no longer be an option, but since the Cyclone V10 is lighter and more convenient to use than a clunky upright vacuum, you'll find yourself reaching for it more often, and staying on top of messes before they get out of hand.
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"In a way, it's more convenient to get these movies, because you can just get it sitting at your computer, but you're not going to consistently get what you want in the same way [as you could in the video rental era]," says Charles Tabesh, senior vice president of programming for Turner Classic Movies.
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Ironically, it's at the corporate level of studios and tech firms where this toxicity is often cultivated and indulged — rabid fans are devoted fans, after all — but there's also the continued, paradoxical indulgence of the idea that the online domain is somehow real when it's convenient to fans' whims, and unreal when it is not.
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The brothers hope that the app will make it more convenient to be active and participate in a game of pickup, especially for those who might otherwise turn to video games or TV. The app is a great example of how technology is bringing social planning and networking to even the most impromptu events.
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Although it's theoretically convenient to be able to snap a picture of a book your friend has and instantly order it, it isn't so much more convenient than taking a picture and searching for it later, or just typing the first few words into Google or Amazon, which will do the rest for you.
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He has lived with a roommate who was his sponsor during a truncated stint in sex rehab, sharing a 1,700-square-foot furnished apartment in a verdant glass complex convenient to a midrange shopping mall, said local residents and associates familiar with his circumstances, who would only describe Mr. Weinstein's daily routine without attribution.
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It's obviously more convenient to have one pair of headphones that can use ANC to zap out noise on flights, make hands-free calls, use voice assistants, and also be good to use to DJ. JBL's option is the CLUB series, which come in three versions: the CLUB 700BT, CLUB 950NC, and CLUB ONE.
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"For other cybercriminals of all sorts it is actually more convenient to buy tickets from their peers, rather than going through the process of exchanging money into a proper currency and then procuring tickets though a regular travel agency," Vladimir Kropotov, Mayra Rosario Fuentes, and Fyodor Yarochkin, researchers for Trend Micro, wrote in a briefing document prepared for Motherboard.
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Michael Oakeshott, a philosopher, said that to be a conservative "is to prefer the familiar to the unknown, to prefer the tried to the untried, fact to mystery, the actual to the possible, the limited to the unbounded, the near to the distant, the sufficient to the superabundant, the convenient to the perfect, present laughter to Utopian bliss".
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The Game Drive Hub works with any console in the Xbox One family of devices (Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X), will hold over 200 games with ease, has a plug and play setup, and features two front-facing USB 3.0 ports, making it convenient to charge controllers or connect Xbox One accessories.
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In between, you can read about Norma Merrick Sklarek (1926–2012), one of the first black female architects in the US; Mary Jane Colter (1869–1957), who embraced Native American motifs and crafts in her practice; and Anna Keichline (1889–1943), whose kitchen redesigns made the traditional space more comfortable and more convenient to cook in and clean.
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King "Butters" Tommen has proven incapable of acting outside the authority of his mother or child-husband booty call Margaery and will live or die depending on their machinations and whether it's convenient to have a vacant seat of power at this stage of the story, before there's any obvious candidate on hand to seize it.
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Perhaps in part because of a dysfunctional Congress, today some Americans expect judges to weigh into every controversy and to usurp the power of another branch of government when convenient, to base judicial decisions on shifting societal norms and emerging trends, and to divine fundamental rights even though the text of the Constitution is silent as to those rights.
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The guests who might book these rooms, he said, include travelers with layovers, corporate travelers who need a quiet place to work and don't have an office in town, and locals who are seeking some downtime during the day and find it more convenient to check into a hotel near where they are rather than go back home.
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And it's worth noting that some of the highest condo sales along the G have been in areas also convenient to the L. Tami Earnest of Bold New York, who is managing sales at 533 Leonard, where a penthouse asking $2.87 million recently went into contract, pointed out that the location was, at the moment, hard to beat.
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The facts in the reporting are incredibly convenient to the point of feeling almost too on the nose—he paid cash, no paper trail; someone literally said out loud for at least one other person to hear "We've got Johnny Manziel with us tonight," after confirming with his ID—but this is also totally something Johnny Manziel would do.
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In his tweets, Trump cherry-picked the part of Gowdy's interview that was convenient to him — the Sessions comments — and left out a less convenient but also important tidbit: The South Carolina Congress member said the FBI was right to look into what Russia was doing in 2016, including its contacts with people in Trump's orbit.
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It's easy to see why these companies might find it convenient to just remove any legal questions, and submit to the enemies of privacy, but their claim that this legislation "is an important step toward enhancing and protecting individual privacy rights, reducing international conflicts of law and keeping us all safer" conflicts with the analysis of the ACLU and other legal scholars.
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"We certainly want to make it easier for our young people to vote especially when they live on college and university campuses and there are polling places that are not necessarily convenient to them, they may not have a car, you know student life is very different from off campus life," said Patricia Brigham, president of the League of Women Voters of Florida.
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It also makes it convenient to overlook the less-than-wholesome element of Ohio State's 34-10 victory over Michigan State: that the sexual abuse scandals involving Lawrence G. Nassar, as a team doctor for U.S.A. Gymnastics and Michigan State, and Richard Strauss, as a team doctor at Ohio State, continue to look like the tip of cultural icebergs at these two universities.
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"At-the-airport hotels are particularly convenient to the business traveler who stays only a few days – a demographic in abundance at MSP," said airport spokeswoman Melissa Scovronski, MSP's hotel is a public-private partnership, and is just the latest example of airports recognizing that on-site hotels are a revenue generator that can give an airport a competitive edge, as well as travel convenience for flyers.
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And, that the Israeli Prime Minister takes no exception to any of this, that he believes it fitting or perhaps just convenient to heap praise upon Mr. Trump, going so far as to describe him as an unmatched "supporter of the Jewish people and of the Jewish state" and that he does this while appearing in public with him and hamming up their friendship and complicity changes nothing either.
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I think that there are a lot of people who are going to continue to use Facebook and Twitter and Google products and whatever else, and they're honestly not going to think twice about what they're doing because they just aren't thinking about it and it's convenient to them, and it's a free service and they're okay with giving up their data in exchange for a free service.
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"We welcome their resignations and would expect nothing less than quitting from members who found it convenient to turn a blind eye to women being sexually harassed at National Parks and praise a man as 'inspiring' who had been blasted by the inspector general for ethics and management failures, all while taking credit for the extensive work of private companies during the NPS centennial celebration," Swift told the Examiner Wednesday.
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While it's certainly convenient to be able to watch your favorite shows and movies wherever you have an active internet connection, it can be pretty annoying to have to sit through commercials as if you were watching cable TV. Hulu thankfully offers an ad-free subscription option as well, which removes commercials from the vast majority of its programming, although there are a few exceptions where specific shows lack ad-free viewing.
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For a free and competitive market that will actually help America's patients, what we really need is to restore fairness to the patent system in the U.S. It may be convenient to blame foreign countries or insurance companies or any number of culprits for our high drug prices, but until we look at the heart of the problem and stop deflecting, patients in the U.S. and around the world will continue to lack treatments they can access and afford.
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What You Get 24 Photos View Slide Show ' WHAT A 1925 Spanish hacienda with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus a newly built pool house with upstairs living space and one and a half bathrooms HOW MUCH $2503 million SIZE 2,177 square feet PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT $965 SETTING The house is in Beverly Grove, a neighborhood near Beverly Hills and West Hollywood that is convenient to Melrose Avenue and Beverly Center shopping, and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
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What You Get 24 Photos View Slide Show ' WHAT A five-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom house, with portions dating to 1835 HOW MUCH $93,000 SIZE 4,995 square feet PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT $170 SETTING Convenient to water sports, antiques shops and Red's Eats, a beloved lobster shack in nearby Wiscasset, Me. INDOORS The owners, who ran a fabric store out of the home, renovated the building with salvaged fixtures from New England, New York and France.
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Thomás Abers Lourenço, 16: A completely hypocritical sense of morality has once again fallen upon the Brazilian middle class, which supposedly condemns every form of corruption (even the nonexistent), but does not care for the law or for elections… What most upsets me in this scenario is the growing sense that Brazil, only decades after the end of a long military dictatorship, has a problem with democracy, which still seems like an optional procedure, only used when convenient to the powerful.
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