The display will have rounded corners instead of sharp corners.
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Just look at how the screen's corners now match the rounded corners.
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Squared off corners up top, and curvier corners down bottom just doesn't look right.
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"I would want to examine all the corners, all four corners of that," Tillerson answered.
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This means the corners A, B, C and D all have to get mapped to corners.
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The first sector consists of a series of twisty corners, the second is a series of tight corners, the third has high-speed corners and the final sector has the fastest corner of the circuit.
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When you let go of the corners, just make some adjustments so they find the corners of the pillowcase.
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"You notice when you walked up on the corners, you ain't see nobody standin' on my corners," Ford said.
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In other corners — uptown corners that came alive at night — groups of people compete in glamorous dance competitions called balls.
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Immediately noticeable was that Jolla had ditched the ubiquitous rounded corners found on most smartphones and opted for hard corners.
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The G4's sharp corners and bulging body are replaced with gently curved corners, and an overall flattering form factor.
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A See Red Women's Workshop poster (image courtesy Four Corners Books) See Red Women's Workshop, "Don't Let Racism Divide Us" (1978) (image courtesy Four Corners Books) One of the women at See Red Women's Workshop positioning a stencil See Red Women's Workshop, "Women Unite" (image courtesy Four Corners Books) See Red Women's Workshop, "Capitalism Also Depends" (image courtesy Four Corners Books) See Red Women's Workshop, "Girls Are Powerful" (1979) (image courtesy Four Corners Books) (photo by the author for Hyperallergic) See Red Women's Workshop is now out from Four Corners Books.
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The two cheater black squares in the corners were necessary to keep the open corners from having crummy stuff in them.
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Hospital Corners Also known as military corners, this is probably the best-known trick for making your bed — and for good reason.
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That's the point at which Caroline Calloway became inescapable in certain corners of the internet, including the corners where New York journalists post.
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But once you notice that the top corners and bottom corners of the display don't have the same radius, you can't unsee it. pic.twitter.
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The rounded corners and sides of the Key One have been replaced with straight lines and sharper corners, but it's all for the better.
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Better to look in other corners of Bachelor Nation for our next televised ceremony — corners like Evan Bass and Carly Waddell's tidy home in Nashville.
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In the early 1800s, it was known as Clark's Corners, because Henry Clark owned property encompassing two corners in what is now the Old Village.
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" Brown added, "He won't compromise or cut corners, and he won't let kids cut corners, even if it will give us a better chance to win.
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Two YouTube videos allegedly show Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S8 flagship smartphone with rounded corners instead of the sharp corners we've seen on previous Galaxy S smartphones.
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The display has rounded screen corners (older iPhones have square corners) and completely covers the front of the device, except for a thin notch at the top.
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The four corners are beveled so there are no sharp corners, but the wood is still solid and would definitely hurt if your baby fell on it.
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There are seven left-hand corners and 10 right-hand corners, but the eight-tenths of a mile pit straight has the biggest influence on car setup.
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And these tiles can be moved to the corners of the screen, which lets you simply tap one of the four corners of the touchpad to activate them.
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The iPhone X display also has rounded corners, which is another adjustment that needs to be made — lest part of the app get cut off in the corners.
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It would be one thing if I felt like there weren't other corners of Watchmen world to explore, but this season pretty conclusively suggested that not only are there many corners to explore but also, those corners can have limited connection to the original comic and still be plenty worth visiting.
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The light of that shining city on a hill does not reach all corners of this land, and it's clear some politicians want to make those corners darker still.
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Instead of rounded corners and soft shapes, the iPad Pro is all hard corners and flat sides, with massive, asymmetrical antenna lines on the back and a huge camera bump.
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Donald Trump's success reminds us that we can't ignore the dark corners of the internet anymore -- and we can't even pretend that this activity is restricted to just these dark corners.
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According to the company's website: Computer vision algorithms identify key landmarks on the face – for example, the corners of your eyebrows, the tip of your nose, the corners of your mouth.
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I found the northwest and southeast corners, which were solid blocks of entries in the grid, moderately more difficult than the opposite corners, which were broken up by triple stair steps.
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And after that experience I can confidently say: In certain corners of the internet, corners that I've never been before but that are somehow incredibly popular, this is certainly A Thing.
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But still — the anger from some corners is undeniable.
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Apple's also done some extremely detailed work to make the rounded corners of the LCD perfectly match the corners of the phone itself, which is work I desperately wish other companies would do.
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Throughout his presidency, on the campaign trail, and even in the years prior, Trump has floated theories fueled by the conspiratorial-minded corners of supermarket tabloids and the darkest corners of the internet.
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The metal corners were dinged; the Gorilla Glass, thankfully, survived.
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The stackable, sortable plastic molds permeate all corners of society.
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Sharp corners replace the more rounded edges of earlier iPads.
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This led to vibrational resonances at each of the corners.
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I've found larger clumps of dust gathering themselves in corners.
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You can also try salting your home's entryways and corners.
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Indeed, some corners of the city have reacted with alarm.
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Meanwhile, Ivanka Trump's proposal has gotten pushback from several corners.
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Bottom line, the Fed is many corners behind the curve.
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Hoverboards cluster in various corners of the main Playground workspace.
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One thing they definitely can't do, though: see around corners.
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I learn you can't trust coffee table corners, rooftop edges.
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Police and state security agents stood guard at street corners.
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Friday morning: Paul Ryan corners Mark Meadows, per the WSJ.
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So what are the white knobs in the corners for?
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Its swivel head makes cleaning around corners and furniture easier.
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The places where Google cut corners are almost immediately apparent.
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Beyond aesthetics, the lower price means cutting some other corners.
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Elsewhere, Zuckerberg himself continues to absorb criticism from many corners.
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The tablets are also significantly thinner and have rounded corners.
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But this only gained him more criticism from some corners.
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And it's not afraid to cut corners to get there.
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I'm doubting it a little bit, looking at those corners.
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The Christchurch assailant frequented white supremacist corners of the internet.
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The election also shone a light on Slovakia's darker corners.
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"Leake is good at nibbling on the corners," Thames said.
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Illiberal impulses can be found in many corners of society.
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An outpouring of love came from other corners of Hollywood.
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Well, not according to the certain corners of the internet.
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The legislation is crucial to all corners of the country.
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But actually blitzing through the banked corners is a breeze.
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The packet is typical with TV and movies cutting corners.
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They don't cut corners, but that's why they're so sick.
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The two are sitting in high chairs in opposite corners.
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Acts of solidarity came from all corners of Mexican society.
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The rounded display corners also keep it from looking dated.
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In some corners, promised investment returns run to double digits.
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They simply shout from the corners of the political arena.
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Tech companies are fending off criticism from all political corners.
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Transformational politics can even elicit a flicker from unexpected corners.
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Do I dare speak of the papers hoarded In corners?
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There were audible groans from multiple corners of the theater.
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That will be a cause for celebration in some corners.
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But then at junctions, corners, ends, he allowed for form.
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Cervelli lined out to second, stranding runners at the corners.
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They're great for doorways, hallways, corners, behind couches — basically everywhere.
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Street corners are more accessible for those who use wheelchairs.
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The rule has recently been applied only to certain corners.
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"This lawsuit corners new entrants out of China," Hosseini said.
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You're immediately drawn to the farthest corners of the Earth.
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But not all corners of the internet were as sympathetic.
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But the genre has leaked into all corners of entertainment.
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Misogyny, it appears, thrives in corners of the United States.
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We carry Curious Corners; she works with artisans in Japan.
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"This is not the time to cut corners," Steinemann said.
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It's an exquisitely woven fabric with blood staining the corners.
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"The worst part is the sharp square corners," he said.
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The offense has flourished with steady production from all corners.
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I love getting into all these different corners of myself.
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However, coronavirus is now pervasive in all corners of Reddit.
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Criticism of the decision was swift from other corners, however.
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They looked for ways to cut corners on their obligations.
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The corners here are too dry, especially that southeastern corner.
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The Diana Krall of today isn't hiding in any corners.
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In other corners of the internet, though, things were different.
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Stories of being sidelined into the far corners of society.
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People are always walking and talking and going around corners.
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It's funny how adding four corners brings out the thing.
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The Schaulager is lofty but also has very intimate corners.
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The relentless emphasis on speed led some to cut corners.
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Repeat with the bottom corners to create a tree bundle.
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The turbines are located at four corners of the motorcycle...
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"His fastball was painting the corners," Gonzalez said of Conley.
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It crisply tracks corners and keeps road noise at bay.
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The cushions are fading, the springs sagging, the corners fraying.
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They were set in the corners of the living room.
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Other fans scrambled up poles on various other street corners.
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Let's cut corners in as many other ways as possible.
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But genetic testing is radically changing some corners of medicine.
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Seats at all four corners massage, heat and cool passengers.
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And there's going to be a lot of dark corners.
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Law enforcement should follow the Constitution and not cut corners.
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He's reaching out to all corners of the Democratic Party.
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It used to have beautiful corners but Obama stole them!
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It used to have beautiful corners but Obama stole them!
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A tension rod that will optimize your weird shower corners
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This happens again and again, until the corners are full.
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The fly ball revolution has reached all corners of baseball.
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Making and maintaining flat facets and sharp corners takes energy.
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Still, the habit crept into other corners of my life.
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They're actually operating in all corners of the world. Right.
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There are very few corners left for me to check.
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Singles by Castro and Goodrum put runners on the corners.
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The term is also tied, in many corners, to bubbles.
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Police and police informants can be found on street corners.
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Make sure to smudge every room of the house, with special attention paid to any outward-facing corners, since it's said that these corners act as boundaries between your home and encroaching negative energy.
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As part of its new Four Corners Irregular series on modern British visual culture, Four Corners Books has published selections of this alien art in UFO Drawings From The National Archives by David Clarke.
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As one might expect, the Roadster BC is a fast can-you-handle-how-it-corners beast that accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds and generates 1.9 of lateral grips through corners.
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First, Deenihan begins creating the look on Avon Representative Ivanna Diaz by applying a sheer layer of burgundy all over the lids, starting on the outer corners and working her way to the inner corners.
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The image of a lyre is stitched into two corners of the custom-made rugs in the living room and the dining room; on the opposing corners, you'll find a likeness of a mouth harp.
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These helpers are often guarding players in the corners, and partially as a result, the Jazz rank ninth in the NBA in three-point field goal attempts in both the left and the right corners.
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Light pooling causes shadows and dark corners, which may look scary.
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Hydrogen Clean electricity can't reach all corners of the economy, though.
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You don't need two star corners to have a good defense.
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Grief and angst lurk around even the most unthreatening of corners.
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This fix hides those corners — and the temptation to peel them.
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Support, material and emotional, poured in from various corners, she said.
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Human-operated vehicles whipped around corners and rolled through stop signs.
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As for Martins, he's retreated into the far corners of Australia.
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Other cars are larger blue rectangles with upturned corners—big skateboards.
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Lead is more malleable and thus easier to bend around corners.
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Let's just let them agree with themselves in their own corners.
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Think dark corners, crumbling walls, and light bulbs filled with blood.
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Use a toothpick or two to fasten the corners together. Repeat
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There are corners for the accumulation of finished and abandoned work.
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ZenMate VPN is a German-made service that cuts no corners.
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Still, it allowed some toxic speech to lurk in the corners.
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But even so, it felt like some corners were cut here.
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Companies are tempted to cut corners on safety and environmental standards.
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But there is one place Dell cuts corners: the Latitude's display.
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Both phones also cut corners when it comes to their cameras.
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Trump's campaign is the exposition and exploitation of those dark corners.
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You have to wonder where else Chipotle has been cutting corners.
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Every day, we welcomed expatriates from all corners of the world.
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He has the ability to pick the corners and pick areas.
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Sweeney has an interest in bending corners and challenging sharp edges.
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Since then, doner kebab carts have cropped up on many corners.
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I think she sees around corners precisely because she's a woman.
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But the dark side used to be confined to the corners.
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"I think that it's clear that Samsung cut corners," McNamee said.
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Sharp corners near the palm rests will bite into your forearms.
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The One Top is shaped like a pentagon with soft corners.
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And recently, smartphones have been switching over to slightly rounded corners.
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It gives you the sense of being better planted in corners.
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In many corners of America, the encounter might have ended there.
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We do not support cutting any corners that would compromise safety.
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And they are ultimately segregationist, shunting disabled people into quiet corners.
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Kawhi Leonard is shooting better than 40 percent from both corners.
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Powder the outer corners of your mouth for a matte finish.
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"She finds light in the darkest corners and just always has."
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After the requisite formalities, Buick and Emilio stood in their corners.
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The tax-shy are being chased to the world's farthest corners.
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These often back adversaries into corners that neither can escape from.
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Apply a deeper brown eyeshadow to your outer corners for depth.
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Characters are glimpsed around corners, or through windows, or via reflections.
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Niche scenes are cultural corners to be excavated, cud twice-chewed.
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"The rhetoric puts us into the corners of ring," he said.
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But in the stiffest suspension setting, the truck blitzkriegs through corners.
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Tributes to David Bowie have come pouring in from all corners.
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Both have a pair of rough triangles filling the open corners.
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Cars came into the first corners four abreast, which is lunacy.
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She corners people with a steel grip and a crocodile smile.
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But off the water, many corners feel like a construction zone.
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It is not a question of cutting corners or moving recklessly.
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Mr. Omar took a broom to sweep cobwebs from the corners.
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Indeed, fans in some corners have reacted poorly to Johnson's movie.
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Here's a glimpse into its dark corners: What does 'incel' mean?
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It wasn't the first time Meza was accused of cutting corners.
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He'd hit those jump shots from the corners to beat us.
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Tolstoy read five hours a day, underlining, folding corners and grading.
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But there's more joy in the corners with the 580-2.
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Like the four corners offense, he will run out the clock.
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The corners have extra rubber bumpers to cushion shocks and drops.
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Notice the metallic silver placed at the corners of the eyes.
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That policy statement has since languished in the bank's bureaucratic corners.
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They were clenching around the corners of an invisible balance beam.
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It's fast, flashy, loud and it corners like a sports car.
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Besides being terrifically fast and loud, it actually corners quite nicely.
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It's likely too tall to fit in smaller corners or shelves.
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We tend to think around corners instead of in straight lines.
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Check your corners , the TV cops always said to one another.
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This change was celebrated in some corners and criticized in others.
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We get into the elevator and the Xanax magician yells, 'corners!
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The four corners roughly face the four points of the compass.
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Crawling around these objects' corners and creases are tiny stitched messages.
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Americans would have instant access to all corners of the globe!
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We will actually be reaching into other corners of NBCUniversal, E!
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I feel myself looking into unexplored corners of my dumb heart.
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He can see around corners that you don't even know exist.
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Toss in corners and it'll look like the Tesla's standing still.
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Since it doesn't have corners, the insides are easier to clean.
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Blood red signatures are scrawled in the corners of some canvases.
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TO THEIR CORNERS (Him) Then back here and back to work.
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The city is incredibly beautiful, but also has its raw corners.
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In those corners, she found the primary subject for her book.
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" Faster than that would mean, says Dr. Fauci, "cutting dangerous corners.
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Modric gets a couple of corners in a row for Croatia.
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The paint moves into corners, creating irregularities that reveal other colors.
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Hundreds of proposals were submitted from all corners of the caucus.
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"You can't tell where they will cut corners," Ms. Sinclair said.
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Both of their starting corners are also available in free agency.
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As strange corners of the internet go, this one's pretty satisfying.
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Encyclopedias don't educate (perhaps because they are left in dusty corners).
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Presented with an opening, he aimed for the corners without fear.
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She could produce winners hitting into both corners of the court.
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Lam were emerging in some corners of the city's political establishment.
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Images of electronics piled up on street corners are going viral.
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If corners were cut along the way, they were cut honestly.
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But Space Miami's darkest corners have yet to be safely examined.
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It was the way we didn't get to the deep corners.
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He said he fears the company cut corners to save money.
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Except that corners are more helpful to some teams than others.
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There were complaints but the street corners became "immaculate," he said.
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Cushioned seating areas occupy the two outer corners of the terrace.
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We were fighting on our corners and trying to make space.
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Statistically, perpetrators do not lurk in shadowy corners, waiting to pounce.
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UISEONG, South Korea — They arrived from all corners of Uiseong County.
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Unlike microwave beams, lasers won't bounce off walls and around corners.
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The corners of his passport were also cut, rendering it invalid.
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The Cresta stands out from other ice runs for its corners.
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The tone is starched; each tight, tidy sentence has hospital corners.
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The students huddled in separate corners of the room reading aloud.
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Go deeper: Trump impeachment threat engulfs all corners of federal government
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In what seemed like seconds, we were back in our corners.
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The Origin's sensors sit on the upper corners of the car.
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" They "stopped eating, sat mute and motionless in corners, and expired.
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Evocations of historic Washington can be found in far-flung corners.
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The proposal quickly faced resistance from virtually all corners of Washington.
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The founder and CEO, Travis, has continued to see around corners.
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The grief was so widespread that it appeared in unlikely corners.
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Again, those positions are impossible to find — left tackles, quarterbacks, corners.
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The fandom has touched all corners of the internet, including TikTok.
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The tide seems to be turning in some corners of Hollywood.
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In Bellinger's case, it is first base and the outfield corners.
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Tie the top corners of the sheet together around the tree.
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But the president's campaign's strategy has drawn skepticism from other corners.
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That's a lot of heft to throw around in the corners.
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Strings of lights outline rooflines, corners and windows though Jan. 12.
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That pressure also led some detectives to cut corners, he said.
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If nothing else, rounded corners make the phones look more futuristic.
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His boys hail from many corners of this largest of reservations.
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It has had cops clearing street corners rather than investigating murders.
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That means standing on street corners, that means black radio, church.
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I have to know street corners I used to live on.
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Heedless at the corners, he was nearly hit by a cab.
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So they put shooters at the four corners of the pit.
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At any rate, this was an experiment in big, bulky corners.
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Cash is piling back into the riskiest corners of the market.
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"People were standing on the corners waiting for Uber," he said.
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You should feel a slight "burn" in your mouth corners. 26.
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There will be no turning of corners or uniting the country.
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EG: Did they have their corners that they always stood on?
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Sanders, in particular, seemed to relish backing the frontrunner into corners.
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But hope lives in even the darkest corners of the NBA.
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Google is extending its design atheistic that favors subtle, rounded corners even further by manually adjusting the Pixel 3's screen corners during start up, as first spotted by an eagle-eyed Reddit user earlier today.
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Though much has been made about the curved corners of the iPad Pro's casing and the matching curved corners of its screen, the fact is that the device feels much more aggressive in terms of its shape.
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Curved display corners are sometimes made by covering up cut-off corners like what Sharp has made — that's exactly what LG does with the G6, supposedly to make the display more impervious to cracking during a drop.
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The winningest NASCAR drivers, then, are the ones that understand the corners the best, change direction the fastest, pick the best lines, and apply power at the right times to navigate the corners better than their competitors.
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It is 3.2 miles long, with 803 right-hand corners and six left-hand corners, with many of the right-hand ones taken in second gear and putting most of the stress on the left rear tire.
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The culturally inclined can attend student- and community-run events at the high school's 263-seat performing arts center and assorted activities held by the Tompkins Corners Cultural Center at the historic Tompkins Corners United Methodist Church.
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This will inevitably get caught on chair legs and stuck on corners.
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We're frequently on the lookout for a quiet corners of the internet.
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He artfully blended long passes with quick tosses out to the corners.
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Some passwords are sold in dark corners of the internet, Foster said.
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I was working the corners a little bit and a got behind.
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Apply a yellow eye shadow to your inner corners and blend well.
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Cocopuff pushed Hongthong aggressively, backed her against the ropes and into corners.
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They show that brightest of light sometimes come from the darkest corners.
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Cutting corners and releasing poorly thought out systems could end in disaster.
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Must the drug corners on The Wire resemble the streets of Baltimore?
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So, we're here to delve into the weird, unexplored corners of Netflix.
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There are also subwoofers in the corners and speakers in the ceiling.
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Do the same with lavender around the outer corners of the eye.
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The screen doesn't have round corners, and it doesn't have a notch.
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You see women like me in all corners of this political ecosystem.
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There are weird corners where opening or saving a file is odd.
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"I thought we pitched all four corners of the zone," Cole said.
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That meant that corners would have to be cut for the event.
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But invincible avatars started pouring out of the corners of the quadrants.
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"No restaurants sold them then—just stalls on street corners," he said.
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And many are not tucked away in ugly corners of the Internet.
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Paul has recently shown interest in some of the internet's conspiratorial corners.
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When you push people into these corners, they are going to react.
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Unrest and dissatisfaction can be found in many corners of American life.
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You find robotics in unexpected corners of Playground Global's Palo Alto headquarters.
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Simply place them toward the outer corners for an eye-opening effect.
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Also, the development of a simple camera that can see around corners.
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Threats to the economy can lurk in obscure corners of financial markets.
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The clasps and the corners were bright golden brass, polished and unscratched.
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Here the company has positioned a speaker grille on all four corners.
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All the same, the last unknown corners of the earth await discovery.
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But in certain corners — on children's television, for example — lazy stereotypes persist.
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I know I've been flooded with responses from various corners all afternoon.
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At first, it was in hidden corners, then behind strategically stacked boxes.
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We know that the dark corners will take over the entire site.
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The Civic is enjoyable to drive when chucked hard into the corners.
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"I hung out on street corners throughout my whole youth," he says.
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Demands for Comey to testify are coming from all corners of Congress.
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However, there's doubt about those forecasts in some corners of the market.
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The robot corners Morf in a storage facility and twists his neck.
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It rolled on a ball and could handle corners with enviable ease.
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We just scurry off to different (sometimes darker) corners of the web.
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The large rounded corners are gone, replaced with smaller, less curvy ones.
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"I see this grimly portrayed in many corners of life," she says.
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This is a critical area where we cannot afford to cut corners.
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Whoever corners the market for the Oligopoly game could make a fortune.
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High snowbanks at street corners made travel within Washington difficult for pedestrians.
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You can lick the corners and cabinets of it without a worry.
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Adam corners Jessa after the meeting to talk about the wedding kiss.
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Still, some corners of Congress have already taken a more direct role.
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The distance between the innermost corners of the eyes would be 1.
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Daryl corners Jesus in the truck as a walker approaches behind him.
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That's one area where Moto cut corners to reach this price point.
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Deviations from the books felt more like cut corners than necessary adaptations.
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I followed along, but my packet never quite attained those neat corners.
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"I joke that Mickey is always around," she said, surveying the corners.
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And, right now, the world is just 'Everyone back to their corners.
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She twisted the corners of her mouth downwards in a permanent frown.
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"Everybody goes to their corners," Trippi said, referring to Trump's polarizing effect.
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In basketball in the days before the shot clock, it's four corners.
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Those three countries are among the most violent corners of our hemisphere.
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Well, in some dark corners of the Internet — namely, Instagram — you might.
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But in some Western corners at least, the tide may be turning.
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I appreciate the support, financial and otherwise, from all corners of America.
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Around corners, the Camry also surprised with its grip and rigid chassis.
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The car glides through corners "without hops or skips," Mr. Park said.
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Can people on the sides see into the corners of the rooms?
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Glen Cove Village Square, on the corners of Glen and School Streets.
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"There are no corners in it to trap the horse," he said.
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The ref separated them and they stumbled crazily to their corners, spent.
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The biggest challenge is to move faster without cutting corners on security.
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Deutsche's problems have had relatively few reverberations in other corners of finance.
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The CX-2765 is quite a fun thing to toss into corners.
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That said, the company hasn't really cut all that many corners either.
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To add dimension, Andersen adds a burgundy shade at the outer corners.
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All we can do is watch the street corners for car bombs.
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The Justice Department's move was met with immediate criticism from some corners.
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Without any corners in the Octagon, does your footwork have to change?
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Unfortunately, Portland also cut corners to reduce water-safety costs in 1997.
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Believe it or not, certain corners of the Twitterverse are actually pleasant.
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For this reason, cumbia is respected in all corners of the city.
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It's an opportunity to bring light to the darkest corners of yourself.
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The lower levels are responsible for more basic edges, corners, and textures.
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Some corners of it make it feel like a self-help record.
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Many corners of the city were staunchly opposed to Gallardo's blanket ban.
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Once it's dry to the touch, start peeling from the outer corners.
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Record labels can create music videos that pop-up on street corners.
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The post prompted support from some corners, but the backlash was louder.
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Watch out when you go around corners — she likes to play-attack.
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The bell rings and the two boys return to their respective corners.
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They also appear suddenly, around curved corners, and on small, hidden walls.
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Come visit us in other corners of the internet, while you're scrolling.
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That's not to say Huawei doesn't face stiff opposition from some corners.
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Look at the across clues in the four corners of the puzzle.
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The grill is simplistic and it doesn't cut corners with cheap hardware.
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Mr. Rodger raged against women and feminism in corners of the internet.
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Will they be straight with us and not shave corners of truth?
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The bread is thin but dense, its corners lovely to gnaw on.
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"Just chopping off the corners has done wonders for me," he said.
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Rabbi David Greenberg of Temple Shaaray Tefila of Bedford Corners, N.Y., officiated.
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More diverse teams can see around corners because they have different perspectives.
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What if the people came from all corners of the political spectrum?
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In the Four Corners, we all live under the largest methane cloud.
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In few corners, though, are the Celtics considered a legitimate title threat.
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In some corners, the explanations took on a much more sinister tone.
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He never cut corners or circumvented established Justice Department processes and protocols.
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This town has plenty of hidden corners, including the Plaza del Cerro.
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But the Phillies left runners on the corners to end the threat.
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He doesn't need to delve into these dark corners of the Internet.
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It's easy to jump in and attack rolling hills and winding corners.
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The virus's outbreak is affecting unexpected corners of the global economy, too.
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The proposed law triggered concerns from various corners of the executive branch.
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He was out on the corners, selling crack, just like everybody else.
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The announcement led to both praise and complaints from various online corners.
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A Nazi salute will, in some corners of America, get you fired.
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Papers, birth certificate, dead passports, their corners docked, My degree, my decree.
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"I just tried to keep the ball on the corners," Sanchez said.
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Its outlines determined the four corners of their own glass structure above.
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The results have been felt in most corners of the financial markets.
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They had runners on the corners with one out in the fourth.
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He moaned; the corners of his mouth stretched to show his teeth.
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They think differently and look around corners for ways to serve customers.
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Speaking of hardcore, the GT-R is no joke in the corners.
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And 7.2 million meals later, cutting corners is not in our plans.
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The chip company that ultimately corners this market stands to gain immensely.
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But even then, Naughty Dog was hesitant to cut too many corners.
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On the outside corners are the most normal output of the instruments.
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We are looking for those corners of New York where locals converge.
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The top corners look like dragons breathing fire, perhaps flanked by phoenixes.
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I was pleased that the northwest and southeast corners had reasonable stacks.
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But it also looks like Vine, Tumblr and assorted corners of YouTube.
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You see ... You can run around corners, you can hide behind walls.
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That has earned effective altruism criticism from more traditional corners of philanthropy.
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"The screen size deception is simply based on Apple cutting corners — Defendant rounds off the corners of the Products' screens and the Products have notches without pixels at the top of their screens, but Defendant calculates the screen size of the Products by including non-screen areas such as the corners and the cut-out notch at the top of the screen," the lawsuit states.
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I also sprinkled flour in corners of different rooms and though the vac didn't get everything, it came within a quarter of an inch of the corners, which is better than any of the other robotic vacuums I've tested.
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So it doesn't have corners, it's meant to feel like a different thing.
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To get to the lower price, Lenovo had to cut a few corners.
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The researchers watched light jump to opposite edges and corners of their apparatus.
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O'Halloran's journey took him to some of the remotest corners of the continent.
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In response, the #CancelNetflix hashtag has circulated (weakly) around small corners of Twitter.
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Darwin Barney greeted McFarland with a single to put runners at the corners.
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Utilize the corners of the luggage as they will provide the best structure.
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McCormack was 58 and from Clinton Corners, New York, according to local media.
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The Phillies put runners on the corners with two outs in the eighth.
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"In many corners, they have perhaps tried actually to ramp up," he added.
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"It brings different people together from different corners of the planet," she said.
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But the film didn't cut corners when it came to costumes and makeup.
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He fit all his belongings into corners of my one-bedroom bachelorette pad.
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Additionally, the display is expected to use rounded corners to maximize screen space.
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Their avalanche training has proved useful in earthquake-ravaged corners of the Apennines.
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It is not only domestic drug firms that have incentives to cut corners.
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The catch is that similarly colored pieces can only touch at the corners.
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At best, he's good for lurking around corners and the occasional easy errand.
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The screen also features curved corners, similar to the recently unveiled LG G6.
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I'm always trying to find ways to cut corners and move more quickly.
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Two young black men are in the lower left and right hand corners.
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The group has 27 free-trade agreements in all corners of the world.
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Foreclosures then depressed property values, bringing boarded-up windows and dangerous street corners.
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Trump was also under mounting pressure from several corners to release the money.
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And the stakeholders aren't going to their partisan corners in the usual ways.
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McCutchen and Harper singled to put runners at the corners with one out.
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They look great; the animations naturally flow right up to the rounded corners.
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A new window into the darkest corners of the universe has officially opened.
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Something that has been played in all corners of the world for decades.
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Add preserves to one of the bottom corners of a sealable plastic bag.
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And they are expanding with business ventures in new corners of the globe.
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My eyebrows have grown blunt and the corners of my eyes are disappearing.
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He's turned major corners with the latest issue of his comic Crooked Teeth.
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Text from Green's book is pasted on the far corners of the wall.
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There are puddles on street corners on most days, even without any rain.
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Robots that can see around corners, or register sounds outside our hearing range.
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Hence the expression "keep turning him!" which you will hear shouted from corners.
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The device has rounded screen corners and still includes bezels, which is disappointing.
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The clip circulated around Reddit's seamier corners and beyond to adult-video sites.
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Overall, IVPN offers solid performance and doesn't cut corners on security nor transparency.
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But in some corners of the hobby game world, Legacy's rise is controversial.
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TCF blasts you w/ a "luxury dining" aesthetic while cutting some /bizarre/ corners.
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After Franklin singled to put runners at the corners, Ryan Tepera replaced Schultz.
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His first lap attempt to get ahead of Marquez lasted only three corners.
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Normally, a soaring stockmarket would be a fillip for all corners of finance.
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But other examples proliferate on the web in more likely corners, namely Reddit.
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KnowYourMeme charts the early spread from there in various corners of the internet.
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The device should get rounded corners, thinner bezels and a Face ID sensor.
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The corners of the phone don't really follow the curve of the screen.
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Rather than "covering" empty space (like many corners would), he looked for work.
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He has big, round eyes that crinkle at the corners when he smiles.
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The building's face seems stately, palatial, but its corners have softened over time.
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The latter finding prompted doubts in some corners, including from the Clinton campaign.
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Little bubbles of spit form at the corners of his heart-shaped lips.
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Rigmaiden found signs of Harris' Stingray device in random corners of the web.
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Use the pencil to outline your lips and shade in the outer corners.
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That said, I think Motorola cut the right corners for the Moto E6.
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For a second, I even thought the corners of my screen had cracked.
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And a lack of standard practices gives some firms leeway to cut corners.
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She corners her boss Lauren (Emily C. Chang) about a potential career advancement.
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Now, a lot of curlers stake their beauty in reaching the upper corners.
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I was surprised to see tears pooling in the corners of his eyes.
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On the track, The GT500 dives into corners and roars down the straights.
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In all corners of the country, paychecks are growing and bills are shrinking.
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In two corners of the space, metal pipes hung suspended from the ceiling.
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You're whittling around these corners, and that's where the attention and focus is.
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He works in the currency business, exchanging money on his city's street corners.
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Story's camera wanders to neighborhoods and corners that are, by movie standards, obscure.
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Then get the corners and any patches you missed with a clean sponge.
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Once you go around a couple of corners, revert to 12-minute miles.
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He was considered a tactical genius, a man who could see around corners.
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This section features five sweeping corners that can be taken at full speed!
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LOS ANGELES — The Internet's snarkier corners love to poke fun at Disney characters.
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"He hits the corners probably better than anybody in the league," Walker said.
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The flexible hinge also helped me better get into tricky curves and corners.
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Glen Cove Village Square, on the corners of Glen and School Streets. downtownsoundslive.
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They've reacted by replacing pretend corners and playground time with "school readiness" tests.
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In this, he represents a shift quietly underway in some corners of influencerdom.
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Porsches are tools — go-fast-around-corners machines, shining examples of German engineering.
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" But cutting corners by using an unlicensed photo "point out a fundamental issue.
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To be able to yet see those corners is all it is about.
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Grab your bibles and head for street corners because the end is near.
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They can get applications at "citizenship corners" in public libraries in many states.
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In other cases, they're grown in remote, tropical corners within the country itself.
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The challenge for the company will be ensuring efficiency doesn't mean cutting corners.
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Somehow, she winds up in what looks like the far corners of Bushwick.
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In one protection, the running back will scan for all safeties and corners.
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We wanted to make it look like a tractor: four-wheel drive, corners.
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Something not far from contempt was implied in the corners of her eyes.
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Signatories from all corners of the national security community spoke up, Shapiro said.
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We visited the remote corners of Europe from where the president's family hails.
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Also, don't worry about the emptiness of the four corners of the grid.
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It led in shots, 7-1, corners, 4-1, and possession, 15-39.
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My effort to also keep the corners wide open came with some sacrifices.
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That created a new problem: how to achieve pedestrian access to those corners.
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But the burdens are widespread, touching corners of society seemingly unconnected to education.
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We sit on the corners and watch over the children in the neighborhood.
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So, we're making sure that they have adequate -- we're not cutting any corners.
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It's a delight to watch his delight in finding delectables in unexpected corners.
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Street prostitution is illegal, yet women routinely sell sex on some street corners.
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The House cut plenty of corners in passing the American Health Care Act.
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Use this new algorithm to position all four corners in the correct place.
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Holding the two corners together, it's much easier to slide the pillowcase on.
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First, flip your duvet cover inside out and grab the two top corners.
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He saw the lights now, coming down from the corners of the ceiling.
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"Boyagoda finds dark absurdities in all corners," Tom Barbash writes in his review.
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Scattering his multifaceted hooks in unexpected corners, he tickles and scratches the ear.
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The impact of his oversight is seen in all corners of the department.
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You'd see the bones piled up in corners or put outside in rucksacks.
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Uncertainty about trade policy is fueling anxiety in all corners of the economy.
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Those falsehoods are no longer restricted to the dark corners of the internet.
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Why would a rich man cut corners on the most intimate of investments?
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Then he paused, and a smile crept into the corners of his mouth.
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The car has less straight line speed but improved handling through the corners.
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Congress's top leaders, the so-called four corners, will meet at 11 a.m.
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And frankly there's a lot of contempt from certain corners of our party.
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England ends the half by bombarding the Sweden box with crosses and corners.
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Happ struck out Lugo looking with runners on the corners in the first.
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We should even place it on street corners, as some cities are doing.
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But DJI didn't cut corners or skimp on features to make this happen.
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I can pack stuff in the corners of my brain, and easily forget.
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"Artists can help us see around corners," the center's director, Roderick Schrock, said.
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"We cannot really cut corners," said the head of the European Space Agency.
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Panama has actually gotten a couple of corners in the last few minutes.
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I assumed that my life would be standing on street corners, selling drugs.
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That dream, which drives every professional player, loses meaning when champions cut corners.
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From some corners of the city, the post from Mr. Trump brought indignation.
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Unfortunately, it appears that Republicans and Democrats are staying in their respective corners.
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My neck worked, though fireworks went off in the corners of my eyes.
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The sports car dives into corners with all the confidence in the world.
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But the American instinct has never been to find isolation in opposite corners.
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Okay, none of the corners were that spooky, but they were plenty dark!
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The family friendly CX-213 is the driver's choice for slicing through corners.
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His political project relies on driving Americans to their cultural and ideological corners.
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"We are not going to cut any corners whatsoever," he told community members.
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What are some of your favorite, uplifting corners of the internet to visit?
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"We were just looking for the weirdest corners of this thing," Ciarelli said.
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In the early days, the Chocolate Drops played coffeehouses, busking on street corners.
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Alone, she was a sugar cube, settled, with firm edges and strong corners.
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But the resurfacing of the comments stung in some corners of South Bend.
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Others lie dead in corners of the pens or in piles of feces.
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Our work must also extend beyond the four corners of the Mueller Report.
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The dolls were tucked in corners, in closets, on shelves and behind pipes.
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You turn each of the four knobs in the corners to choose instruments.
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They, too, favored the most anarchic corners of heavy metal and gangsta rap.
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The other two corners unfortunately feel thin by comparison, but so be it.
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But in other corners of the culture, it's experiencing a kind of renaissance.
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ANONYMOUS "Memories," as Barbra Streisand sang, may "light the corners" of our minds.
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She steers clear of cooking sites, preferring less tidy corners of the internet.
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It's so you'll be able to turn corners when the road gets slick.
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Place your index fingers just above the corners of your mouth, pressing firmly.
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Addicts and dealers haunt corners and squares where prostitutes once plied their trade.
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Every move is watched to make sure that no one is cutting corners.
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I've known it in bars, in cabs, in dark corners of darker nights.
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The film is projected onto the far wall and the adjacent walls' corners.
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So, it doesn't drive to a discussion, it drives us to our corners.
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Two untitled works by Snowden are placed in opposite corners of the room.
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The smaller Pixel's display has a thick border along the top and bottom with flat edges and square corners, while the XL's has much smaller bezels, rounded screen corners like the upcoming iPhone X, and curved edges like Samsung's Galaxy S12.
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If the corners of your abode have become lined with pet hair (gross) the Roomba 671 robot vacuum has built in sensors and an edge-sweeping brush specifically designed at a 27-degree angle to sneak into corners and edges.
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Using it with a computer seems like a grand idea until you realize that both Macs and PCs put vital things in the corners of their displays, and the Glyph makes it really hard to see all four corners at once.
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He's looking at how hard do I push it, to use that fuel out of the corners, and how much braking do I do, how much speed do I carry through the corners, and managing that regeneration off the braking.
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When we asked LG about why the G6's display has rounded corners, the company said it filed off the corners in order to increase its durability when impacted from the edges, and reduce the chances of cracking the screen.
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Imagine the four points of the four-point correlation function (which encodes virtually everything about a CFT) as corners of a rectangle; the bootstrap equation says that if you perturb a conformal system at corners one and two and measure the effects at corners three and four, or you tickle the system at one and three and measure at two and four, the same correlation function holds in both cases.
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Denver often showed press corners with just one deep safety, daring Newton to throw.
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With artificial intelligence (AI) onboard, Shelley can learn how to best steer through corners.
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They will be quick on the straights and there's not a lot of corners.
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Tormund's returning to the Northern corners of the world where the Free Folk roam.
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After Jace Peterson walked to put runners at the corners, Danny Barnes replaced Sanchez.
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Margot Robbie, on the other hand, is clearly well-acquainted with Twitter's ugliest corners.
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The screen is expected to measure 5.8-inches, corner-to-corner with rounded corners.
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Now of course, to reach that price, Apple had to cut a few corners.
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Tiny blue squares, like blinking lights, appear in each of the panel's four corners.
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That should give it a bit more of a supercar feel when turning corners.
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Before I unzip my jeans, I scan the four angular corners of the ceiling.
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"At the end of all that you'll have people in separate corners," Nunes said.
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Everyone just sort of goes into their corners and pulls out the talking points.
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They carefully clear dodgy-looking buildings, slicing the pie, watching those doors and corners.
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Surprisingly, there are corners of the internet where genuine debate and discussion still happen.
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I felt my euphoria shrivel up and the corners of my mouth come down.
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Pressure for WWF to respond properly to the revelations have come from all corners.
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After that, he hustled for quarters while his mother sold food on street corners.
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Like the Mi Mix and the rumored S8, the G6 has curved display corners.
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It's a sterile-looking, blocky aluminum laptop with sharp corners and a black keyboard.
|
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In the driest corners of Mexico City, water has become a political bargaining chip.
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"It's in their DNA to cut corners, deregulate, gaslight, and streamline," Noël told me.
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More money in journalism means more journalists investigating the darker corners of our republic.
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You see them at bars, corner stores, restaurants, parking lots, and on street corners.
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Heaps of trash were piled on street corners, covered in thick swarms of flies.
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So many have gone to their corners without even knowing why they've done so.
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But did you know that danger lurks around even the most mundane of corners?
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The walls are a pale, sickly green, their upper corners ringed with mildew stains.
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There are corners for women who have adopted decorative spirit symbols: peacocks, roses, turquoise.
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This book explores the hidden corners of pop culture that deserve to be remembered.
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Thus, through poop and snot, plastic waste reaches the deepest corners of our oceans.
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It also means keeping street corners clear so pedestrians can get to the crosswalk.
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The suspect, who was arrested by police, frequented Jew-hating corners of the internet.
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Frankly, I don't know how to feel about the corners, which are extra squishy.
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The corners are weird, but then again, a giant rubber duck is weird, too.
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Choose racist and xenophobic sentiments seeping out from some corners of the Leave campaign.
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In some of India's most patriarchal corners, women are prohibited from going on Facebook.
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"When you're up and around the corners, those are foul-ball pitches," he said.
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Everybody went to their corners and it kept coming up again, the same issue.
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No furniture, just a few piles of empty boxes stuffed away in the corners.
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It aims to develop a fiber optic network to all corners of the country.
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The support came from predictable corners — Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Israel.
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But understanding what's happening in the poorest corners of white America is certainly instructive.
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India's remoter corners were tied to the centre by the thinnest of infrastructure threads.
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They took place in dark corners of enormous public-housing towers where gangs battled.
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Watch now has a sleeker, completely redesigned edge-to-edge display with curved corners.
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Here's to cutting corners, saving $$$, and finding exactly what you want in the process.
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That lets the gearbox shift proactively, for example, downshifting ahead of corners and hills.
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Trying to cut corners as a property owner comes with heavier stakes for her.
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It's hard to see the original iPhone's subtle, but more rounded corners in pictures.
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There are certainly no old-school Game Corners to gamble away your coins, either.
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Honor has cut corners to reach this sub-£250 (around $330 USD) price point.
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What was supposed to happen with runners on the corners in the Arizona third?
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But for some reason, Sharp has chosen to cut off the S2's corners.
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Inspired adolescents would no longer smoke cannabis on street corners, or fall into prostitution.
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As Greece's economic troubles deepened, so too did anti-immigrant sentiment in many corners.
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It has surfed, parachuted and canoed through some of the country's most remote corners.
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Ancho helps by chewing the corners of my pages and snuggling in my hair.
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Looking around corners is one of the most dangerous parts of war for infantry.
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Expectations for stimulus in other corners of the globe are similarly inflated, Suzuki said.
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They have a slightly cleaner layout, and the entire notification panel has rounded corners.
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Better connectivity in all corners of your homes gets you closer to that ideal.
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There are horrifying things happening in all corners of the world, can't get emotional.
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I would expect the next iPhone to have a bit more squared-off corners.
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Two Puerto Rican teenagers scared and throwing wide and short and backing into corners.
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There are definitely a lot more dark corners to be explored on this one.
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After that though, Selena's insisting she and Orlando went to separate corners (hotel rooms).
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Quartararo made his move a few corners later and slotted in to second place.
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And it's flexible enough for annoying rarely cleaned corners behind furniture or under beds.
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With 239,20.06 dams, Massachusetts is one of the most dammed corners in the country.
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Children in some of the world's poorest corners losing their vaccinations and malaria medicine.
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But let's hope manufacturers follow the official specifications and don't try to cut corners.
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This is one of the first smartphone screens I've ever used with curved corners.
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But maybe, if some corners of the Internet are to believed, Scalia was murdered.
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He corners Clay, then demands that he engage in a chugging contest with Alex.
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But when you're $53 million in debt, you have to start cutting corners somewhere.
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So corners, and the timing's just a little slower on that ball coming in.
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Quartets would gather around barbershops, churches and street corners, making music on the fly.
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Yeah, to work on his embouchure—to get it tight, to get these corners.
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Stream the album below, order it here, and explore those dark corners for yourself.
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"I struggle to see how they will do this without cutting corners," she says.
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The prison videos were shown on "Four Corners", an Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) programme.
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EARLIER this year large electronic screens started popping up on street corners in Istanbul.
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These people love finishing first, especially if they can get there by cutting corners.
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"No cutting corners," she says as she rolls out the pastry for today's dumplings.
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The shooter appears to have been very familiar with extremist corners of the internet.
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Jeimer Candelario and Adduci singled to put runners on the corners with one out.
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Several other companies are employing similar technologies in other arid corners of the world.
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When you select the crop tool, a white box with defined corners will appear.
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Despite disapproval from his family, Aqib is swept up and tested from all corners.
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Luther Strange despite the latter's strong endorsement from all corners of the party establishment.
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There's also a telescope wand for cleaning hard-to-reach places like ceiling corners.
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One-out singles by Luis Arraez and Jorge Polanco put runners on the corners.
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This is the poem that cries on street corners and plays at being lost.
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It also became easier to capture insects and animals from all corners of Uganda.
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A glance across Europe's markets suggests some froth forming in certain corners at least.
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"O'Malley had us clearing corners and violating the constitutional rights of everybody," she said.
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I also didn't have to shove them in corners and packed them as pairs.
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Between its terrifying twists, blind corners and drops, it remains the ultimate driver's challenge.
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He could have pointed to all corners of the room to illustrate his point.
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Others were already gone, their empty red seats visible in corners of the auditorium.
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Our corporate health care employers are always out to boost profits by cutting corners.
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Good gear is good gear, and there is no cutting corners to produce it.
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The Giants threatened in the eighth, putting runners at the corners with two outs.
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To smash open a window, he advises trainees, strike the corners, not the center.
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The same goes for other ethnic tribes that claimed other corners of the Catskills.
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She said the problem was that people were cutting corners and ignoring the regulations.
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It's a big block with rounded corners and it looks like a badass speaker.
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Police in armored vehicles positioned on street corners called for people to stay inside.
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BEDFORD CORNERS "Raid the Sanctuary II," teams of two competing on a challenging course.
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But it's those long Across entries — somewhat near the corners — that knocked me out.
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The roars for his two birdies could be heard from all corners of Carnoustie.
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The latest update comes from one of the more unexpected corners of the Googleverse.
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It prompted a trip to one of the most impoverished corners of the country.
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But in many corners of Europe, border checks are already having a costly impact.
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Wing, top of the key, corners, because the shots here are coming from everywhere.
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Loved ones mourned on street corners while desensitized kids laughed and played close by.
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Since leaving the band, he's become enamored with the weirder corners of electronic music.
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Randomization is how we can really dig into the musty corners of some code.
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We'll be eager to explore new corners of the world and broaden our horizons.
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Her boyfriend helps her go through the closet and other corners of the house.
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"Deep" refers to behind the net, below the goal line, and in the corners.
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The line hugs the lashes and doesn't extend past the corners of the eye.
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For now, the street corners are the best place to find acknowledgment of history.
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The camp itself is divided into corners, separating drug users and alcoholics from abstainers.
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Atlético owe much of their success from free-kicks and corners to that obsession.
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I left the bottom halves of French fries and discarded the corners of sandwiches.
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It'll have more rounded corners and edges and will be available in different colors.
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Until very recently, debauchery was considered inescapable in some corners of the restaurant industry.
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She's a troublemaker, pushing the others into paranoiac corners and the play into overdrive.
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They have little bespoke stores on corners that have been there for 400 years.
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Corners accounted for only 7 percent of all goals in the tournament that year.
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Lately it has been stirring the air in some corners of science, particularly psychology.
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Eriksen hasn't done much with corners, so he tosses it to Knudsen to try.
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Spain gets three corners in a row, but can't get a good shot off.
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This is a big, chunky battery pack, with a square shape and sloping corners.
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They steer with their calves as they shoot around the corners of the course.
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SEVEN CORNERS AREA KELSEY CT., 6038-Joanne K. Rome to Christopher J. Brenneman, $319,000.
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"Protectionism is creeping and seeping in all corners of the economy," Mr. Adams said.
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Watching them now is like wandering into the forbidden corners of Bugs Bunny's imagination.
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We've heard rumblings this week that a challenge from those corners is coming soon.
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Yet, there a quiet sense of defiance was in evidence on some street corners.
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We're not going to cut any corners, there will be no death by inches.
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" He called these institutions — government, academia, science, and media — the "Four Corners of Deceit.
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There are real problems, from the corners of Baltimore to the mountains of Mexico.
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It has corners where it mimics the twists and turns of the Rio Grande.
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Its narrow courts, the faint, rotten odor within, orange peels lying in the corners.
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Many of the areas created by the chamfered corners are now used for parking.
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More visible are those who appear at street corners to sell sweets or beg.
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Cate and Ella are intimately familiar with the horse-obsessed corners of the internet.
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The newest addition to the calendar features 21305.355 corners and a 212019km long straight.
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Then two dangerous corners followed, and Suarez missed a great chance going just wide.
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Think about the American students holding their breath in the corners of dark classrooms.
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In other corners of the market, however, the coronavirus has been much more consequential.
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The new rental buildings that are part of the Four Corners renewal are welcome.
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Tourists clustered at corners, unwilling to move until there was a proper walk signal.
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Instead of an inning-ending double play, the Yankees had runners on the corners.
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Ockwell-Smith likes specificity, and she has many strongly held ideas about cutting corners.
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Today, too many women — and minorities — still feel unwelcome in many corners of science.
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Ponds at the pyre's four corners represent the Cosmic Ocean that flows around it.
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We care enough, on occasion, to minister to our tiny corners of the earth.
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You remember how in Battlestar Galactica the corners were clipped off all the paper?
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But they usually involved scientists who cut corners or fabricated data, not deliberate sabotage.
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To them, any dissent must be a political plot hatched in dark foreign corners.
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Devon Travis followed with a single to center to put runners at the corners.
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"It&aposs just that you haven&apost seen around the corners yet," he added.
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Click on the crop icon, which is represented by two overlapping right angle corners.
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Posing as staff, they loudly bungled names, shrieked in corners and snatched away plates.
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The show became a frequent stop for high-profile figures from all political corners.
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One of the biggest things that impacts them is the load off the corners.
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Two humming automated vacuum cleaners move across the floor, bumping into walls and corners.
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He almost cracks when she corners him to ask what is really going on.
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It also has reinforced corners and interior ribbing to absorb even more drop force.
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But I'm looking forward to speaking to people in all corners of the city.
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They ripped off the corners with the patients' names and addresses, and swallowed them.
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We can't afford to just throw up our hands and retreat to our corners.
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That includes the closure of the company's Four Corners Power Plant in New Mexico.
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There were cameras everywhere: in front of houses, on the corners, down the block.
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And in some corners of our party, it's not fashionable to care about it.
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Its corners are gentle, and the temperature and humidity are well managed for speed.
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And there is the Heathcote, a 14-unit project in the Five Corners area.
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The iPad Pro also features nearly a edge-to edge-display and rounded corners.
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Plastic statues of cartoonish donkeys stood on street corners smiling — no, laughing — at me.
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Nevertheless, Scotts Corners, near the town's southern border, is lined with restaurants and shops.
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As a teenager, he briefly sold the communist newspaper L'Humanite on Paris street corners.
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Cutting corners would only diminish the quality of our product and undermine customer loyalty.
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Just this fall, persimmons hanging from strings inside restaurants flooded certain corners of Instagram.
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Online commerce is a highly competitive field as Amazon corners more of the market.
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So this is not the time to cut corners for a cash strapped campaign.
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"On the corners, we had no range, we couldn't catch the ball," Dipoto said.
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Instead, they are one-foot by one-foot cubes with rounded corners and bumpers.
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Here, you had to take care rounding corners not to literally run into them.
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In his vision, the field has no corners and the teams work in subdivisions.
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But the most noticeable difference was the presence of uniformed soldiers on street corners.
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Recommended: Four Corners Adventures/Wild Rivers Expeditions and Far Out Expeditions, both in Bluff.
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Why should I continue to subscribe if you are already starting to cut corners?
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But Mr. Cowal really is serious about surveying lesser known corners of the repertoire.
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Tent encampments have sprouted seemingly everywhere — under freeway overpasses, in parks, on street corners.
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This doubling down on unsettled emotions reverberated out to all corners of the industry.
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The water formed deep pools on the corners and flowed downhill toward 28th Street.
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They supported being aggressive with the guys on the corners and moving them away.
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Everybody should suck a little dick,' as he's wiping the corners of his mouth.
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They run from peak to peak, exploring new corners of their worlds, often thrillingly.
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This wasn't a few companies; it was all corners of the internet coming together.
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The crew itself is a melting pot, drawing from all corners of the globe.
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Tornados whirl and touch down above the Northwest and Northeast corners of the composition.
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