She was cramming in a moment to eat between meetings.
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Wait, you were cramming college classes into all this, too?
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Late night cramming before finals can really take its toll.
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"We are cramming marijuana down our constituents' throat," he said.
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Many Barnard students are cramming for coming exams this week.
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Cramming yourself into a packed jitney hardly feels like a break.
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So learn what you can tonight and don't stress about cramming.
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However, cramming the Motorola logo onto the bottom bezel is questionable.
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It's the difference between cramming people in and creating great neighborhoods.
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"Cramming an RTS into 13kb is really tough," Szablewski told Motherboard.
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In Tokyo, the cramming can reach 11 passengers per square meter.
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You'd be cramming all day and all night, every single day.
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One thing Samsung won't reportedly be repeating: cramming in a larger capacity.
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This exam will be quite rough, so we're cramming through the notes.
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Houses were overrun, with people cramming into buildings and sleeping in shifts.
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Cigarette boats fly down Biscayne Bay, bags of cocaine cramming their guts.
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Surveillance cameras caught poll workers cramming ballot boxes in a few places.
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But he has been cramming for the exam — again — just in case.
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It was like cramming months of a relationship into a single date.
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Diseases spread, with upward of 200 people cramming into dozens of tents.
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Yes, straight-A students master cramming information and regurgitating it on exams.
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Cramming a bunch of smallsats onto large rockets isn't a new idea.
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They are cramming terrible nominees down the throats of the American people.
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During breaks, my wife and I would pace the beach, cramming vocabulary.
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But cramming something down users' throats has a way of achieving that outcome.
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This controversy revolves around charges that these companies are "slamming and cramming" consumers.
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Instead of lifehacking and cramming, how about setting up plans that make sense?
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And hospitals, running out of space, are cramming infected patients into tight quarters.
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Watching Bachelor In Paradise can be like studying — no, cramming — for a test.
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But those 4-by-6-inch cards aren't just for students cramming for exams.
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When Flash isn't cramming for academic decathlon, he's deejaying house parties in the suburbs.
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"It feels like we're cramming for the biggest final we've ever had," he says.
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Cramming 10x optical zoom into a smartphone is a hell of an engineering feat.
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Popeye was fond of cramming cans of spinach to beef up his cartoon biceps.
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That is unfortunate: too many teachers currently work like students cramming for final exams.
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The result of cramming kids isn't as predictable as enthusiasts hope or critics fear.
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Cognitive processing does slow down as we get older — and cramming won't work anymore
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Smugglers are cramming migrants onto boats in Libya at a record pace this year.
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I can finally stop cramming all those useless apps into my overlooked Utilities folder.
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Such scams, known as "cramming," prey on the increasingly complicated nature of phone bills.
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The refugees are cramming into squalid camps of improvised shelters that lack basic sanitation.
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She's doing remedial exercises on this one, and all I hear is her cramming.
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Most of the displaced are cramming into pockets of territory near the Turkish border.
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He suggested the drinks are particularly appealing to students who might be cramming for exams.
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Just start cramming the money into your pockets and get the hell out of there.
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The original ones took a fitness-first approach, cramming in a heart rate sensor inside.
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But Londoners were cramming their cars onto it to reach the nation's picturesque southern shore.
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Thousands of tourists have also fled the islands, cramming onto ferries and specially chartered boats.
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Maybe you grab energy drinks when cramming for an exam or late-night work project.
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He even tries to read through reams of briefings like he's cramming for an exam.
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Mayerowitz: This issue of cramming more passengers onto planes is happening all across the world.
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Chicago schools are cramming six years' worth of education into five years of actual schooling.
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But there is no evidence that excessively cramming your schedule with A.P. classes advances you.
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One of Mr. Lagerfeld's hallmarks is cramming his shows with a little something for everyone.
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After cramming nearly 211 shot attempts into 153 minutes, he departed for the locker room.
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Passengers are cramming their luggage into inadequate overhead space; harried flight attendants are urging cooperation.
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Amazon was communicating something important about itself by cramming so much into such a small space.
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But recent history has shown cramming every major update into one annual release no longer works.
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"If your goal is to just pass the test, the cramming actually works fine," she admits.
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The patio was crowded and lively, with people cramming in at the ends of long tables.
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The FCC in recent years has reached settlements over cramming with all four major wireless providers.
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Cramming a machine-learning algorithm into such a limited machine required cutting everything to the bone.
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Koo took in the others' families — cramming more than 25 people into a three-bedroom bungalow.
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If cramming Alexa into your ears isn't enough, how about putting Alexa directly onto your face?
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But I can't really blame the directors for cramming in as much information as they can.
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He started cramming on the course, practicing eight to 10 hours a day on the range.
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The movie restlessly jumps around in time, cramming almost more information than you can take in.
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McConnell is obsessed with cramming the federal judiciary with men and women of a conservative bent.
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Students cramming on the weekend received tins of steaming soup their parents had queued patiently to deliver.
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In Michigan, a GOP staffer enthusiastically emailed about cramming "ALL of the Dem garbage" into certain districts.
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By cramming four or five people into every bedroom, it'll hopefully make things easier down the road.
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Cramming all of that into something that sits comfortably on your face is impressive on Oculus's part.
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Contrast that with Ameerpet, a squeezed neighbourhood of Hyderabad that has become India's unofficial cramming-college capital.
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Perhaps naturally, educationists assume that it would lead to millions more children cramming their brains with knowledge.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Students of investing will need to start cramming for a new subject: computer science.
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"I know a lot of you have been cramming for this test," she teased at one point.
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For instance -- is cramming food scraps down there really better than just tossing them in the trash?
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Samsung's spared no expense cramming in as much technology into the Galaxy S8 and S8+ as possible.
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" A couple of lines later, he's cramming syllables together: "Knowitsbeen a long day, itsbouttobe a long night.
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So it's not like all of a sudden I find myself cramming for Wimbledon or US Open.
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Endless practicing and cramming: for school tests, theater auditions, gospel concerts, photography workshops and sports team tryouts.
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Who is cramming into the long, low room, with its booths tucked into nooks along its sides?
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But the cramming of information into an average-length feature film only undermines it in this adaptation.
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Why it matters: People are cramming into cities around the globe, leading to congestion and denser development.
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But that did not stop them from cramming into the intersection of La Fortaleza and Cristo Streets.
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But that did not stop them from cramming into the intersection of La Fortaleza and Cristo Streets.
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But speech lacks reliability and privacy, and cramming a QWERTY keyboard onto a tiny screen isn't the answer.
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Not to mention, cramming in more hardware features is a risk of its own without additional safety checks.
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That involves "packing"—taking all the neighborhoods with voters who hate you and cramming them into one district.
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The Kann and Kann Cube are entirely about cramming as much power into one music player as possible.
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Cramming a fidget spinner into a waffle ironWaffle irons have brought nothing but joy and deliciousness to mankind.
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But cramming so much activity and self-consciously meme-able moments becomes anxiety-inducing at a certain point.
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Unfortunately for Lenovo, this beautiful OLED display is like cramming a stunning new TV into an outdated house.
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He passes the examination, but only by cramming so intensively that his boyish love of life is extinguished.
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While cramming text-filled News Feed posts may not be ideal, at least they might get more attention.
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Notwithstanding periodic price fluctuations, you start to get a sense for how much value HP is cramming in.
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Students seeking to stay awake and energized while cramming for exams have also been known to take it.
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It introduced new wrinkles to the Force, while cramming in more jokes than any "Star Wars" before it.
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While many apps clutter the screen by cramming as much as possible into one space, Puppr keeps things simple.
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Samsung's done an impressive job cramming a lot of screen into a manageable footprint over the past several gens.
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Instead of focusing on cramming in smart features, the Moar is built to just be a powerful electric bicycle.
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The LG Dual Screen is the less glamorous, but far more pragmatic approach to cramming more screens into pockets.
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Craigslist and many other p2p commerce platforms are too focused on cramming tons of text listings onto a page.
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Cramming new ways to act into our society will always be tougher than packing processing power into a chip.
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But like everyone else trying to make implants work, Dr Shepard is not just cramming sensors onto the chip.
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The main advantage accrues to the management, since the design saves money by cramming workers into a smaller space.
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As Amon noted, it's not as simple as designing a new phone and cramming a 53G modem in it.
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Cramming the most technologically sophisticated camera in the S9 is typical Samsung: trying to win with pure hardware alone.
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I have to give Samsung credit for cramming as many capabilities as it could into a sub-$200 wristband.
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Teenagers have been cramming for years for these tests, which they believe (with justification) will determine their entire future.
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I cannot waste valuable real estate inside my Samsonite by cramming a pair of dirty-ass Reefs in there.
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No more cramming your way into fitting rooms — instead, you'll have the luxury (and truth) of your own mirror.
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I swear, I have other ambitions in life beyond cramming as many basketball players as possible into Times puzzles.
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That springy, levitating samurai athleticism has Iguodala still doing chin-ups on the rim and cramming lobs in transition.
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But Marcos was right behind David, cramming his way into the backseat, talking again about his mother, his brothers.
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Late in the 203s, Vogel told me, Ahmet Ertegun, Atlantic's president, complained about tapes cramming the label's Manhattan office.
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The internet retailer keeps cramming new benefits into it — music and video streaming, fast shipping and online photo storage.
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With two headliners, that meant cramming a whole career into six minutes: more like greatest hooks than greatest hits.
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As for legroom, there's that conventional wisdom again, contending that airlines are forever cramming more rows into their aircraft.
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Those extra riders are cramming onto a system that is essentially the same size it has been for decades.
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Among other things, e-books can be more convenient than cramming lots of board books in a diaper bag.
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The agency says that people are cramming more stuff into their carry-ons, and it blames the usual suspects: airlines.
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" In short, "fall leads the pack — most likely because we're cramming in work before the holidays in November and December.
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Buses are plastered with ads for cramming institutes claiming to have coached exam "toppers", a status that rivals cricket superstardom.
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Ahmed, an Iraqi from Baghdad, described cramming with 30 or 35 others into a Volkswagen barely big enough for 10.
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He's dextrous but casual, more interested in finding a groove through a verse than cramming four bars with one-liners.
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But nope, here we are, cramming wasp nests into our vaginas and rubbing cans of Coke all over our skin.
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They sit in the library, hunched over laptops, massaging their temples, cramming for tests or bashing out lines of code.
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That means no scrolling, no switching modules — just cramming everything from the sequencer to the samplers into a single window.
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Its demise was partially a result of cramming a battery into a body that wasn't thick enough to insulate it.
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Imagine the entire population of the United States picking up and cramming into trains over the course of a month.
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Are you a huge bookworm and having trouble cramming all of your reading materials for the day into your bag?
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If you want to learn something and actually put it to use, then cramming is the wrong approach says Thille.
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"Black Museum" also dedicates significant attention to "easter eggs" of episodes past, cramming references into every exhibit of the museum.
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A reorganization is taking boxes on a chart and cramming them together and moving them around, but nothing really changes.
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Many psychology studies have also shown that cramming material into a shorter time frame reduces learning, compared to distributed practice.
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Determined smokers figure they will spend even more time cramming into outdoor smoking shelters and parks dotted around the city.
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Not that there are a lot of people cramming from their Barry Manilow study guides, but you get the idea.
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Ours is a world where SAT cramming has become an industry and even little kids train for kindergarten-entrance exams.
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They've been cramming features in there, including a weird Snapchat knock-off with shoppable stickers and computer-vision fashion advice.
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Filers might also be uncertain as to whether they benefit from cramming at least two years' worth of gifts into 2018.
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The fact of that matter is that cramming extra features into an already tiny device comes with drawbacks (mainly battery life).
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Their original plan seemed to involve cramming about three tonnes of cocaine into a nifty little hatch aboard tugboat MV Hamal.
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Matt and Mike stayed up all night on a Sunday, cramming in the usual last-minute animation session for Monday's deadline.
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The problem with cramming more pixels into the same-sized sensor is the pixels get smaller, and let in less light.
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From a purely technological perspective of cramming an entire phone into a case, Eye is interesting, but I'm left wondering: why?
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Most kids have to focus on learning things out of textbooks and cramming for exams, but I wanted to change that.
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Dell is cramming the new six-core H-series CPU into a mild refresh of its popular XPS 15 form factor.
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I was always cramming spiral notebooks with tales of sharp, spunky kids solving mysteries, outsmarting grown-ups and saving their friends.
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This is one of the main reasons why, when preparing for exams, a regular study routine is more effective than cramming.
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Instead of cramming senior staffers into one meeting room, officials were spread out over three rooms and spoke via video conference.
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After high school, he and Judge Kavanaugh remained close, cramming for the Maryland bar exam and attending Washington Nationals games together.
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It may come across preachy and I'm sorry, but cramming 15 cities into 14 days is going to make you miserable.
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"Patriot Act" has a tense, eager vibe, like a student cramming 40-minutes' worth of research into a 20-minute presentation.
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Otellini spent months cramming for the job, with more than 50 tutorials about the complexities of the business and the technology.
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For years shoddy teaching has favoured urban children whose parents can afford to send them to cramming schools or to study abroad.
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The Leaf e+ builds on this, with Nissan cramming in a 73kWh battery pack that extends the range by some 76 miles.
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But that still means cramming a lot of tiny pixels into a tiny space, which tends to be problematic for image quality.
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People were cramming into cities, the drying grounds and hedges were receding, and clotheslines criss-crossed like cats' cradles between slum windows.
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Cruz's non-committal speech infuriated Trump supporters among the thousands of delegates cramming the floor of the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.
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Cramming this sort of information into a mobile email client application can be difficult, given the small amount of available screen space.
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I'm all for cramming as much fidelity into a phone, but even I could care less about this feature on the G7.
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And, as any Brooklynite will tell you, staying over the river in Williamsburg is so much better than cramming into Times Square.
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As automakers are having to invest more, they are cramming as much technology as possible into each vehicle, while limiting price increases.
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Shots of Singaporeans cramming the streets to welcome the North Korean leader were imposed over Ri's narration, saying Kim was warmly welcomed.
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Apple said it left out the headphone jack in favor of other benefits, like cramming in faster chips and a better battery.
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Senators worried about the public reaction to cramming the 24 hours of opening arguments from each side into just two days. Sen.
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Instead of cramming as much information as possible into the end of your email, stick to the information that is most helpful.
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Square Feet The fall semester may be months away, but developers of student housing are already cramming for the next academic year.
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It's long enough to get acclimated to a new place and to really enjoy the experiences without cramming too much into our days.
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So the next time you're prepping for a big exam or cramming for an important office presentation, spend some time yakking it up.
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What's more, Lee Halls' script cleverly limits itself to a finite period, rather than cramming a life's worth of stuff into the film.
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The only people I've heard defend it are editors who feel it is another way of cramming more information into a smaller space.
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He had driven to the teen center Friday morning with his mother and aunt, after cramming their old Toyota full of their belongings.
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The bedraggled men, women and children of a caravan of mostly Hondurans began cramming into the complex in Tijuana about three weeks ago.
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The new rules ban unexpected phone bill charges, also known as "cramming" many services that a customer didn't ask for onto a bill.
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Holed up in a hotel room near her home in Chappaqua, Clinton has delved into the kind of cramming that she does best.
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As a result, the bots have to play Dota 2 at an accelerated rate, cramming 180 years of training time into each day.
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On a desktop tower, cramming all these parts and keeping them cool isn't nearly as much of a challenge as on a laptop.
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Click here to view original GIFPebble smartwatches have always taken a more basic approach when it comes to cramming functionality into a wearable.
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And now a whole new year to catch up on all the TV series you've been cramming into your frontal lobes in bunches.
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It might be saying no to a play date, or having a weekend of downtime instead of cramming 15 activities into 48 hours.
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Moving towards less work would have to mean actually working less, not cramming a whole week of work into eight hours, Wood said.
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You want to carry as few bags as possible, which usually means cramming clothing until the bags are full, and producing unwanted wrinkles.
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The category has long been a white whale for a smartphone industry intent on cramming the largest screen into the smallest footprint possible.
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This happens too often: After cramming into your airplane seat, you shut your eyes to relax and a baby starts screaming behind you.
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Charitable professors like this one make the last-minute midterm cramming and the thousands of dollars of debt all worth it, don't they?
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"Every person you're not cramming on to the trains helps," she said, "but it's still just a tiny part of solving the problem."
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The directors Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton make these early scenes pop, cramming characters and information into Billie Jean and Bobby's separate realities.
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Back outside in the cold, protesters were cramming themselves into the center of the rally at the corner of Bank St and 10th.
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Unless she's getting an early jump on taxes this year ... she might very well have been cramming for an exam of some sort.
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Being under the desert sky gave me permission to take up the space I needed, rather than cramming myself into a tiny box.
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Among the hundreds of events cramming our feeds, the recent (and probably forever unforgettable) impeachment inquiry that's drawn out for weeks on end.
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Today's students are just as likely to be found tending shared vegetable patches or running a farmers' market as they are cramming for finals.
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This time, however, working lives are so lengthy and so fast-changing that simply cramming more schooling in at the start is not enough.
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They also have a miserable time cramming for high-stakes exams, and higher incidence of mental-health problems than children in other rich countries.
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The reduction of the bezel was less of an aesthetic decision and more about cramming more information into the Watch's relatively limited real estate.
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But who are the ones cramming the airwaves, and every other commodifiable space with their ads telling us to eat this and drink that?
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Instead of cramming a music row smack dab in the middle, your music controls are now in a separate panel off to the right.
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It's a whole city's worth of people cramming into a 2.5 mile oval for a celebration of speed, power, noise—and, since 2012, EDM.
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Soon, we'll be cramming the place full of thousands of innovators, investors and tech enthusiasts for the best startup show in the Big Apple.
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But the cramming is, in truth, transcendent, this gentle collapsing of time and bending of space to capture worldly things in their everyday profusion.
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What was once a manufacturing hub has given way to an overflowing corridor of tourists and commuters cramming onto sidewalks, roadways and subway stations.
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And it's hard to see how people will become really creative if they're cramming every waking moment with stuff that other people are doing.
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Minutes later, Mr. Pence's motorcade pulled out of Vatican City and halted in St. Peter's Square, cramming the famed gathering space with American S.U.V.s.
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Watts had smothered Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3, before cramming their bodies into two hulking tanks of oil at the fields where he worked.
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FTC GETS ANOTHER PHONE CRAMMING SETTLEMENT: The Federal Trade Commission settled unauthorized phone billing charges with the company Billing Services Group for $5.2 million.
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You're cramming for the first big exam of college while trying to have a social life, go to the gym, and drink enough water.
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November: Eating after dinner This month, I developed a better awareness of the calories I was cramming in the hour or two before bed.
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Being a master of comics storytelling, Nick also avoided cramming in too much text or narration boxes and lets the visuals tell the story.
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There needs to be a time when you are not cramming information into your brain, but you are giving yourself time to think and process.
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Acer has made the most of the enormous size of the 21 X, cramming what feels like every inch of it with some serious firepower.
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In the years since, Mr Modi has held mega-rallies abroad, cramming people into Madison Square Garden in New York and Wembley Stadium in London.
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Mr. Pennington, 24, the campaign's digital director, saw thousands of people cramming onto the Sanders website at once, frantically trying to donate to his campaign.
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At the gigafactory they are now hard at work cramming 129 megawatt-hours (MWh) of capacity into a facility designed to keep their boss's word.
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Union claims in a new lawsuit, BET is cramming 20 episodes of "Being Mary Jane" into Season 4 instead of splitting them into two seasons.
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In college, when her friends and classmates were cramming for chemistry exams or building apps, she wondered at times if her parents might be right.
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Last month this offbeat real estate show on the FYI network began its third season of cramming homeowners into trailers, bungalows and other mini abodes.
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In close-up views, she confronted viewers with a ravenous creature cramming her mouth with stuff, a seamless merging of scarred paint and monstrous imagery.
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Even though Cardi's set was boisterous, bawdy and brutally effective, cramming in bits of more than 10 songs, she is not quite a performer yet.
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They have been cramming their food into a small freezer in Mr. Cruz's backyard, opening it as little as possible to preserve the cold air.
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For many of the residents who are not the governor of New Jersey, cramming onto open municipal shores, rarely an easy task, became more difficult.
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Even the host nation's athletes have had problems, with the Philippine women's team cramming four or five players to a room designed for two people.
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India is forecast to overtake China by 2024 as the world's most populous country, with tens of millions of citizens cramming into already crowded cities.
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At the age of 143, he had joined hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees fleeing violent oppression in Myanmar, cramming onto boats piloted by smugglers.
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The United Nations warned of a humanitarian crisis along the border with Senegal, where many are cramming into hosts' homes, and food is running low.
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If this couple normally gives $4,000 to charity annually, they can accelerate the gift by cramming in two years of donations into one tax year.
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"But the cramming of information into an average-length feature film only undermines it in this adaptation," Glenn Kenny wrote in The New York Times.
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Despite the distinctly Minnesota weather, supporters turned out by the thousands on Sunday, cramming into a riverfront park wearing snow pants, ski goggles and parkas.
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With built-in motion sensors and compatibility with Windows, Linux, Android or macOS, it's meant for projects where cramming in an iPad just doesn't make sense.
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Medhane Yehdego Mered, nicknamed "the General", had been heard on intercepted telephone calls boasting about cramming more people onto rickety boats than other traffickers, prosecutors said.
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And in October 2017, Sirena Bergman of The Cut explored the pros and cons of cramming all these podcasts into your head in any given week.
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The social network doubled and tripled down on its efforts to push Snapchat aside, cramming filters, animations and disappearing messages into all corners of its apps.
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Although it does lead to congested traffic and crowded airports, there is something to be said for the European tradition of cramming everyone's holidays into August.
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Some survived by cramming their faces against the railings, taking in as much air as they could, although the crush prevented their chest cavities from expanding.
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In 2018, airlines are poised to keep cramming more seats onto their flights in order to push fares down, sometimes at the expense of passenger comfort.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai lamented the practice in February of 2016 and blamed the proliferation of companies engaging in slamming and cramming on existing FCC policies.
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Instead of cramming its boxes with bubble wrap or paper, the brand uses starch-based packing peanuts than you can chow down, should you so choose.
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As for socialising with friends in cafés, or affording after-school cramming classes—considered essential for getting into university—these activities are out of the question.
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Frequent flyers asked how there could possibly be space for a band to perform, when airlines are cramming seats into every available inch of their planes.
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In February, the agency sought a $30 million fine against four other long-distance carriers for a similar "cramming" scheme targeting consumers with Hispanic last names.
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Another rule on the meeting's docket would look to stop "slamming and cramming," a deceptive practice where consumers are unwittingly switched to a different phone carrier.
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However, the initial mobile apps were modeled after websites – cramming a large amount of data fit for a web page on to a tinier mobile screen.
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So there's no possible way that you could be nimble enough to handle all of the things that happen if you were simply sitting around cramming.
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Some homeowners on the island were nailing plywood over windows and cramming pickup trucks with household possessions for the trip inland, heeding a mandatory evacuation order.
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At War The blast wave thundered through the compound, ripping the expletive on my lips in two and cramming half of it back down my throat.
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Criminal gangs have taken advantage of widespread lawlessness in Libya to establish profitable businesses, cramming mainly sub-Saharan African and Bangladeshi migrants into flimsy rubber boats.
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Between cramming for work, gearing up to see the family, and possibly prepping to host a big dinner, the pre-holiday hustle leaves many of us frazzled.
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" Twitter says it's testing out the update on a small group of users and for "languages impacted by cramming (which is all except Japanese, Chinese, and Korean).
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I've also heard of guys cramming the vast majority of their food intake for the day—sometimes in excess of 6000 calories—into a single evening meal.
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It's awards season, which means many of us have been cramming trying to catch up on the nominated films so we can follow along during the shows.
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On Wednesday, high school students across the country channelled weeks of cramming to complete the AP English Exam, a standardized test featuring multiple choice and essay questions.
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The new card is challenging for the title of "most powerful singe graphics card in the world," using one simple trick: cramming two GPUs onto one board.
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If you want any combination of the two, you'll have to accept the compromises inherent in cramming a lot of sensors into an attractive, wrist-sized package.
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It's probably good that a battery company which has boatloads of experience making batteries is cramming a 16,903 mAh battery into its Power Max P16K Pro phone.
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He says he had zero hesitation about accepting the fight on short notice, despite the fact that he compares the subsequent preparation to cramming for a test.
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"It's not ideal - we're 15 people cramming into his home and into an out-house - but it's better than being in the cold, crowded camps," Waddah said.
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Sure, cramming 16 tuners into one DVR makes us think of a certain Onion article, but it's at least putting all those UHD pixels to good use.
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For example, as luggage-toting guests boarded Norwegian's Breakaway ship in New York recently, cramming into a handful of elevators, there was ample room in one bank.
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The list was curated after testing dozens of products and interviewing five college students about the tools that help them do homework and get through cramming sessions.
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"Cramming all of this information in the same space could significantly alter the way users engage with the platform on mobile devices," Twitter wrote in its comments.
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The company announced on Tuesday in a blog post that it was rolling out the 280-character limit to all languages where "cramming" characters was an issue.
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Cramming fantasy and mysticism, faith and history into a single riverboat journey, this dirgelike meditation on China's painful economic rebirth dispenses with narrative in favor of semiotics.
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Cramming this many thoughts into one phone call essentially matches the same passion that Che pours into his music: it's like a tap he can't turn off.
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So in addition to cramming, I spent the morning conjuring all the potential outcomes the day might bring — and writing a few paragraphs to reflect each possibility.
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The latest string of attacks also displaced nearly 1 million people, cramming the growing influx of families into sprawling camps with no infrastructure and increasingly unsanitary conditions.
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On the one hand, the Grammys are always overstuffed and muddled, cramming as many performances and high-profile appearances as possible into three and a half(!) hours.
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Mr. Bhargava knew little about dance at the time, but he was a quick study, cramming for his new assignment by becoming a regular at dance performances.
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Even though Tuesday's arguments were mostly procedural, the biggest change — Mr. McConnell's concession against cramming arguments into two 12-hour days — was essentially a TV-scheduling decision.
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Featuring similar emotional beats, the movie suffers by cramming all that melodrama into a confined space, heightening the sense of manipulation to what feels like absurd levels.
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"The program was launched to help travelers reduce the stress of cramming items into a carry-on," said Bobby Gonzalez, director of concierge services at The Gray.
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Business and political leaders dice up their schedules into 30-minute increments, cramming in more than a dozen meetings a day with customers, partners, regulators and journalists.
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For "Hairspray Live!" on Wednesday night, NBC lassoed some talented performers with fine singing voices but sacrificed cohesion by cramming the evening with too much interstitial fluff.
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But their classmates planning to take the gaokao have little time for anything other than intense cramming in the years leading up to this rite of passage.
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Photo by Olivia Becker / VICE News 9:15pm: Cramming Them In Turnout is bursting at a Democratic Caucus on the campus of Drake University in Des Moines.
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It turns out that improvements in energy efficiency are driven by the same techniques engineers use to make microprocessors more powerful, including cramming more transistors onto a chip.
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I'd only ever given one hour and a half long public ramble before, and I was stressed about cramming years of ideas into a clean, 18-minute manifesto.
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Ritchie is out to mix and match elements of the legend, ramping the story up to outsized levels and cramming in as much computer-animated violence as possible.
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The candidate is concerned that too much cramming could undermine the from-the-gut style that helped him defeat 16 candidates in the Republican primaries, the adviser said.
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At a time when it seems most new airplane designs are focused on cramming more people onboard, Boeing has a refreshing concept that could make aviation more luxurious.
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Last week Vivo announced its latest innovation in the field of cramming innovative components into phone-sized devices: a time-of-flight 3D scanner with 300,000 sensor points.
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It wasn't your garden variety fake news: By cramming microscopic particles of gold and silver together into pellets, they said, they'd constructed the first ever room-temperature superconductor.
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And then frankly, what the airlines have done themselves with their own policies where you're charging people for bags, you're cramming people in with less and less legroom.
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By cramming high-end features into affordable devices, and using a canny mix of promotion, advertising and retail reach, they have also won over some loyal Apple users.
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The future of mobile photography and video capture isn't just about cramming in more megapixels or more lenses (although it's certainly one way forward for some phone makers).
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The doctrine drove the digital evolution from minicomputers to PCs to smartphones and the cloud by cramming more transistors onto each generation of microchip, making them more powerful.
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The world's top modeling agencies screw their famous clients by urging them into surgery, cramming them into apartments and controlling their dating lives ... according to a new lawsuit.
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I feel as though I'm back in school, cramming for a final — only to learn that the one chapter I haven't studied is the focus of the test.
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He kept scrolling, stopping on a picture of Bibbe cramming a hamburger into her mouth while Warhol, wearing a dark blazer and sunglasses, coolly flips through a book.
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Rather than attempt to address big-picture environmental concerns, those who prepare the statements now struggle to placate litigious environmental attorneys by cramming them with every minute detail.
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That's especially problematic since people in major cities across America are increasingly cramming their possessions into vans and RVs because they can't afford to rent a real home.
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Those with more experience in the field, however, won't need Morley's help: reading his book might simply trigger memories of frantically cramming for a Modern Art 101 exam.
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It can drag on for the sake of cramming in another joke, and there are a few plots that lose their punch by being too on the nose.
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And here's an X-Men: Days of Future Past poster that falls victim to the same trend of cramming in as many faces as possible into a limited space.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The history of smartphone improvement has largely relied on companies cramming faster or more powerful components into the now ubiquitous glass slabs we carry around.
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Back at home, the family of former Labor Secretary Tom Perez -- one of the DNC chair candidates -- was cramming 10 visitors in town for the march into their house.
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Because of this, the new, 280-character limit will only roll out to those languages affected by "cramming," which Twitter says is all languages except Japanese, Chinese and Korean.
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The Asus Zenfone Zoom puts that theory to the test by cramming a 3x optical zoom lens into a phone not much thicker than Asus's budget-friendly Zenfone 2.
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But feelings are mixed in China, where parents fret that state schools are too competitive, that the exam culture is too stressful and that curriculums favour cramming over creativity.
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What tends to weigh down a Batman v Superman or any of the recent Marvel movies is the directors' insistence on cramming the frame with more and more characters.
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But I was going to go further than that: I scoured myself with charcoal, cramming every orifice with black powder until I became an immortal being of pure light.
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Or at least they detailed most of the build, which involves cramming an Arduino-compatible ATtiny85 chip (and other electronics) into the gutted housing of a USB flash drive.
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When you are cramming in 25,000 new positions into an area like that that means there is going to be a parade of U-Hauls coming down the highway.
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To slake the Pentagon's thirst for dollars, Congress has been cramming non-wartime funds into the OCO, which are normally supposed to be included in the base defense budget.
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We spend an awful lot of time in school throughout our lifetimes, diligently studying and cramming and writing exams, all in the quest to be more intelligent human beings.
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Smugglers typically demand thousands of dollars from migrants for a risky journey across the desert before cramming them onto ill-equipped boats for a perilous crossing of the Mediterranean.
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Kleypas wisely spreads the developments that follow over several months instead of cramming them into the wedding weekend; while Phoebe and West's attraction is instant, their capitulation is not.
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His team has studied how people move through airports and planes, and he recommends changing procedures to keep people spread out on their way to cramming into their seats.
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Cramming wieners two at a time with his left fist, he dunked the buns in water with his right hand, the soggy bread pulp splattering his face like sweat.
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A SWARM OF battered bicycles and pedicabs, cramming the narrow street, was usually the first sight that greeted Shuping Wang at the Zhoukou Anti-Epidemic Station, in Henan province.
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Instead, the industry has had more success selling seats with extra legroom in new premium economy cabins, cramming the most-cost-sensitive passengers in tighter quarters in the back.
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But now a range of residents are saving up to 30 percent of their monthly travel costs by cycling to work instead of cramming themselves in buses, he said.
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This makes it an extremely delicate operation that would likely be reserved only for severe cases of impairment — and certainly not for students cramming for tests, Dr. Voytek said.
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His style is one of contemporary rap's most distinct, cramming words into bars in ways that don't always slide smoothly onto the beat until the final thought is complete.
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It's a nightmare for a passenger with a destination in mind, but turned out to be a godsend for developers cramming in their final hours to finish their projects.
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Not the US Air Force, apparently, which has managed to successfully morph an F-16 fighter jet into a combat-capable drone by cramming autonomous battle software into its cockpit.
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By offering immersive experiences users choose to dive into rather than cramming light-touch ads down people's throats, Snap could earn enough to stabilize its businesses and cut its losses.
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Every year at CES, TV makers try to outdo each other by cramming even more pixels into TVs that are just a little bigger and thinner than in years past.
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You could always find them some cheap weekend bag somewhere, but after four years of studying (cramming) and extracurricular activities (partying) they deserve something a little better than a knapsack.
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The referendum question has been criticized for cramming too many issues onto one voting slip, and fewer than 20 percent of those polled by IPR said they understood it well.
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With publishers and technology companies so reliant on advertising revenue, they're cramming pages with marketing, said Farrell McManus, vice president of publishing at paywall and e-commerce platform MPP Global.
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Switching customers' service without authorization — otherwise known as "slamming" — and adding unauthorized charges to bills — "cramming" — are two practices that the FCC has been trying to curb in recent years.
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Embrace it and remember that no one aces a test by cramming the night before, so adding in extra workouts before race day won't serve you in the long run.
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The group showed that cramming seats close together proved to be a safety issue when it came to emergency evacuations and also raises the possibility of passengers developing blood clots.
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Cramming can be helpful for students who want to be able to regurgitate information, but it is not useful for those who want their studying to go to good use.
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I worked with a teacher four or five times in this cramming crash course of what do professional pianists do, how do they sit and hold their hands and breathe.
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"If you are going to be cramming into a small space, you better do it with good friends and not someone you recently met," said Yorke, of Oceanic Capital Management.
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The problem is especially severe in India, which is forecast to overtake China by 2024 as the world's most populous country, with tens of millions cramming into already crowded cities.
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Each week, smugglers were cramming hundreds of African migrants into small boats and launching them in the direction of Europe, with little regard for the chances of their making it.
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But if people keep cramming them full of drugs, it will most likely be some time before we have the opportunity to know the exquisite anticipation of a chocolate surprise.
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Then there are the new background characters, from sardines in suits cramming into a bus around BoJack to a squid in the hotel bar signing autographs with his own ink.
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In the Chinese city of Wuhan, some 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) from the origin of the outbreak, Li -- then a 15-year-old high school student -- was cramming for exams.
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In 2016, he strongly denied a report in The New York Post's gossip pages that he was "cramming with Rosetta Stone," while Hillary Clinton was mulling her potential running mate.
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You can take up a little more space in the world in LA, the opposite of cramming yourself into the tiniest possible corner of the Central Line for your commute.
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That is, think about cramming in two years' worth of charitable gifts in 2018 to help you get over the hurdle so that you can itemize deductions on your tax return.
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A revealing episode describes Mr Trump tricking investors into thinking that a casino in Atlantic City is almost half-built by cramming the site with bulldozers under orders to look busy.
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If the last few years' worth of attempts at making wireless earbuds are any indication, it's that cramming powerful wireless features into such a small form factor is a major struggle.
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Cramming itself into the gap in-between is Loop, a retro-looking device aimed at a generation that hasn't quite embraced the clutch-your-device-at-all-times world quite yet.
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And between cramming our clothes in suitcases and last-minute gift purchasing panic, we can hardly begin to stomach the thought of baking anything for the coming weekend full of gatherings.
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So Uber has devised a reward program called Uber Pro to motivate and recognize hard-working and committed drivers — and it's not just about cramming the most rides into a day.
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Instead of cramming in a bunch of flowering bushes or young trees in one spot, plant them with space to grow so they&aposll be stronger and healthier as they mature.
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With most phones only lasting a day on a single charge, it was inevitable for a company to try to push things to the extreme by cramming in a huge battery.
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Instead of bringing in savvy investors who might persuade others to hop aboard, state-owned firms are cramming in other friendly state-backed investors to ensure that their IPOs are successful.
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Those extras have freed the Korean company from its perpetual obsession with cramming everything into a single device and, simultaneously, given it the halo of being perceived as a true innovator.
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In a detail-oriented age where quality in animation often means cramming every inch of the frame with texture, Abreu's initially airy design feels spacious and soaring as well as playful.
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For decades now, American veterans have forged bonds on battlefields, sleeping in sand-blown tents, swallowing fear in concrete bunkers, or cramming into the bowels of tanks for a dozen hours.
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There have been several fatal instances of smugglers cramming people into airless trucks, including one left by the side of a highway in Austria in 2015, with 71 people dead inside.
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Symphony of ScienceThis musical project is less about cramming facts, and more a celebration of popular science, remixing clips from well-known science educators like Neil deGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye.
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Cramming can be helpful for students who want to be able to regurgitate information, but it is not useful for those who want to put their study time to good use.
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Cramming centers like the ones run by Modern Education jockey for business by turning their employees into celebrities, plastering their names and faces on the city's buses, metro stations and billboards.
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Because of this, Twitter decided the expansion to 280 characters would only roll out to those languages affected by "cramming" – meaning everything but Japanese, Chinese and Korean – during the test period.
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Of course, with summer in full swing, you might not be on the lookout for any cramming tips — but, this is a great trick to save for midterms week come fall.
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In the years after my first trip to Greece, I swung between modern Greek and ancient Greek, cramming modern Greek before a trip, returning to ancient Greek when I got home.
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Finally, in 2004, after cramming them into four boxcar-size shipping containers, he donated them to Emory University in Atlanta, where they became known collectively as the Raymond Danowski Poetry Library.
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When the 17 friends began piling into the limousine and cramming into its tan leather seats under its mirrored roof, they never fathomed that the sunny afternoon would be their last.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Lee Han-bit helped produce a television series called "Drinking Solo," in which young adults cramming for a high-stakes civil service exam often drink to relieve anxiety.
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"Fresh oysters are cramming the shore, but Danes aren't the least bit happy," the embassy explained on Monday in a message on Weibo, a popular Chinese social media service like Twitter.
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That said, props to Nokia for cramming five cameras, a time-of-flight (ToF) 3D depth sensor, and an LED flash into the backside without the help of any camera bumps.
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Although I will happily return to themed puzzles when an interesting idea comes along, for now I prefer focusing on the grids and cramming as many fun entries in as possible.
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The show's producers clearly decided to insert a "political segment" into a largely apolitical event, by cramming two main issues -- sexual assault/gender inequality and immigration -- into a half-hour block.
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And, of course, you can pull a top-to-bottom botch, cramming tons of pieces you don't need and none of the ones you do into your suitcase with no organization whatsoever.
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Because instead of cramming full-height mechanical keys like MSI has done on previous models, the company partnered up with SteelSeries to create a low-profile setup more befitting of a laptop.
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Like most New Yorkers cramming the subways and sidewalks, Mahx Capacity, a 33-year-old with a faux hawk, curly side bangs, and a septum piercing, works a 9-to-5 job.
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Gerrymandering is carried out by cramming as many like-minded voters as possible into a small number of districts while spreading the rest in other districts too thinly to form a majority.
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Free Windows utility TrayStatus does exactly what its name suggests it might, cramming a whole host of useful extra status icons into the familiar system tray (known officially as the notification area).
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The sum of all these little niches may end up as a comprehensive health tracking device, though cramming them all into one piece of hardware may prove more challenging than initially expected.
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Getting from one place to another can feel like an expensive hell of cramming into a tiny seat and paying fees for luggage that we didn't have to pay in the past.
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Yeah, most people use Google Maps to look up directions to place and find nearby restaurants or bars, but I can't help but feel Google's cramming too many features into the app.
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It's too busy cramming one action sequence or verbal riff atop another, for a breakneck pace that resembles one of Luis' breathless "and then he said, and then she said"-style stories.
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While the idea of cramming more storage into the same technology we've been using for years may not sound like the most exciting development, it's the best option we have right now.
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What you (we) need is this video of the enterprising Russians at the YouTube channel SlivkiShow cramming 10,000 sparklers into a bucket and then lighting the whole thing off in a field.
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That makes for plenty of fun conversation about dating and relationships, but it also means cramming the place with new stylists and a line of customers for the script to sort out.
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The trend toward bigger and bolder playrooms began about a decade ago, during the last real estate boom, when developers began cramming everything from screening rooms to climbing walls into their buildings.
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I went in the other direction and consumed hours of news coverage, studying what occurred from every angle, as if I were still cramming for a final exam I needed to ace.
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Earlier this year, IHS analyst Raoul LeBlanc told CNBC that Bakken drillers were embarking on a program of "severe high grading," or cramming rigs into their best acreage in just three counties.
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Their tempos range from a blistering, blasting sprint to a hyper-distorted Cro-Magnon stomp, alternately cramming in black metal's intensity, hardcore ferocity, and sludgy doom's lumbering gait (or sometimes all three).
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This, incidentally, is similar to how 30 Rock structured episodes, starting from very old sitcom premises, then increasing the pacing and cramming them full of jokes until they no longer resembled themselves.
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The downsides are worrisome: crowds cramming into not quite enough benches; mountains of to-go packaging; deafening acoustics, especially weekdays after work, when beer and Roberta's Bee Sting pizzas win the day.
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Cramming several tons of plot into a one-pound screenplay, the three writers (one of whom, Jeremy Slater, created Fox television's thoughtful adaptation of "The Exorcist") have little option but to condense.
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In the early days of writing "Weather," Offill imagined it as a survival manual for her daughter, cramming it with information about every possible catastrophe, with tear-out sheets on practical tips.
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Instead of cramming multiple tabs into one window, extended peripheral vision on this monitor creates an IMAX-esque wrap-around view to help you focus on the project in front of you.
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It became part of our ritual to banter about the recent plights of the Cleveland teams, and I checked the standings before walking into his room, as if cramming for a test.
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Superman and Justice League, but instead of cramming everything into one strict ongoing narrative, the films will be allowed to breathe, focusing on individual characters and the specific vision of their respective directors.
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Rather than cramming a dozen antennas into one router, Wifi imitates routers from the likes of Eero and Luma, using multiple small routers to create a "mesh network" and essentially kill dead zones.
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My mom worked long hours as a restaurant chef so the only time she could call was after closing around 11PM, otherwise known as late-night cramming sessions, or prime collegiate party hour.
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There was a "massive influx" of people to the shelters, which are struggling to find space for people cramming together to sleep on the floor, said CARE USA emergency communications manager Holly Frew.
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Even just saying the phrase gives you such a clear mental picture: a reverse-chron river of pithy headlines about shiny objects that you brainlessly peruse while cramming a sandwich in your mouth.
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Now, instead of cramming three to a double, roomies can more comfortably inhabit at 12 new rooms with bunk beds at the Linq Hotel and Casino, a Caesars Entertainment property, on the Strip.
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By 2040, it is projected that 9 million people will live in the five boroughs, cramming themselves like sardines onto a subway system that, by and large, hasn't truly expanded since the 1980s.
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It's not about cramming everything a human needs to know about menstruation, erections, fertility, pregnancy, and bad outcomes together in one awkward sit-down at the foot of your 12-year-old's bed.
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READ: 5 moments that defined Trump's devastating impeachment week "Here's a problem with covering impeachment: information overload," Fox News congressional correspondent Chad Pergram wrote Wednesday, likening his preparation to cramming for an exam.
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Supercomputers are making the jump from government labs to higher education — and they may soon play as vital a role in college life as cramming for finals or Ultimate Frisbee on the quad.
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"Bernhardt got this nomination as a reward for months of work cramming America's natural heritage into a wood chipper," Kieran Suckling, executive director of the Center for Biological Diversity, said in a statement.
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To an outsider, it can sometimes feel as though the entire population has a nationwide standardized happiness exam to take and everyone is frantically cramming the night before to get a good grade.
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" The Observer thinks it doesn't matter Trump only has vague half-ideas on policy, writing that making America great "depends not on 14-point proposals or an SAT-like cramming of policy details.
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That is a problem common to many exams, but the supreme importance of the gaokao means that schools usually focus only on cramming students for it during their three years of senior high school.
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Now, based on the success of the Pixel 3 and its single rear camera, some people might argue that all of those additional cameras smartphone makers are cramming onto devices aren't all that unnecessary.
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Then there are the Android launchers of course—such as Nova Launcher (freemium) and Evie Launcher (free)—which let you do everything from cramming in more icons on screen to switching apps with gestures.
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The new ZenBook Pro sounds like a pretty solid all-rounder, cramming an Nvidia GTX 27Ti GPU, a 2940-inch 215K display, and an H-series Core i215.6 CPU inside an 73mm-thick chassis.
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Priced at $200, the Ear is designed to compete with the likes of Amazon's Echo and Google Home, cramming that personal assistant functionality into a form factor that most closely resembles a Bluetooth earpiece.
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And between my contemplation of shows like Breaking Bad or Master of None, I'm also cramming episodes of Gossip Girl and Riverdale like a woman shoveling potato chips, hand-to-mouth, down her gullet.
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More and more travelers are reportedly cramming overflow items into their carry-ons to avoid paying steep checked baggage fees, so asking that these extra devices be removed could speed up the boarding process.
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Throughout my early life, events as mundane as sugar binges and late-night exam cramming would trigger head pain, but usually a simple pain reliever or nap would have me feeling perfectly fine again.
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The record marks his first release of the year after an impressively prolific 2016, and Nadal makes up for last time by cramming as many ideas into "Don't Hide It" as he possibly can.
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The Vikings sent a private jet to Bradford's home in Oklahoma, and he arrived at team headquarters late in the afternoon to begin cramming in as much knowledge of Turner's system as he can.
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At times, the sheer amount of cultural and historical detail borders on overwhelming, and trying to keep track of it all sometimes feels like cramming for some sort of sci-fi social studies lesson.
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"The people cramming their phones full of free music are the same ones complaining about paying five bucks to see a show," he told me then, in an interview I later published with MetalSucks.
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But even before their arrival, there was a severe bottleneck in asylum processing at the crossing, with some 3,000 people cramming the city's migrant shelters and cheap hotels waiting for their turn to apply.
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People who were likely familiar with her trailblazing work in the '21985s were there, alongside millennials, cramming into the theater in a way I had never seen in seven years of patronizing the place.
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The subsequent hearing attracted national attention, with reporters cramming into the Brattleboro town hall, and, in the opinion of most, the jokey, convivial local fellow came off far better than the stuffy, irascible Englishman.
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Cramming a camera inside a musical instrument will almost certainly reduce its ability to produce rich, clear tones, but Gogoll is clearly a talented performer who doesn't seem hindered by the modification in any way.
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Cramming ever more transistors on standard chips—twice as many every 18 months, according to Moore's Law, which has turned from an empirical observation to an industry benchmark—used to be the way to go.
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The voters who brought the case in 2013 argued that the district that Scott represents, stretching from Richmond to Norfolk, was racially "gerrymandered," cramming black voters into it and reducing black influence in neighboring districts.
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Internal review meetings were reduced, including an intimidating ordeal known as the mid-year review in which senior executives grilled employees—and for which workers spent lots of time cramming like students for a test.
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Normally when presidential contenders travel abroad, they do so to burnish their foreign policy credentials, cramming their schedules with high-level meetings with foreign dignitaries and opining on the pressing international issues of the day.
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It's too early for Goldberg and Rogen to publicly share the scope of their planned movie, but it's safe to say they're not cramming all 144 issues of the comic into a two-hour window.
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Mered, nicknamed "the General", had been heard on intercepted telephone calls boasting about cramming more people onto rickety boats to make the dangerous crossing from Libya to Italy than other traffickers did, prosecutors have said.
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The rapid growth of platforms like Amazon, Netflix, Uber and Deliveroo brought with it a model of cramming several products and services into one basket, whether that's physical goods, entertainment, transport, food — or financial services.
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Watching John Collins's production, in which soliloquies are delivered with the velocity of Gilbert & Sullivan patter songs, conjures memories of cramming in college on the eve of an exam you haven't done the reading for.
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This "30 for 30" installment travels back to 1990s New York, where hordes of people were cramming into high school gymnasiums for the chance to see a teenage Felipe Lopez, a Dominican basketball phenom, play.
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Yes, lenses continue to get a little faster and sensors can always get a little bigger, but we're already pushing at the limitations of physics when it comes to cramming optical systems into slim mobile devices.
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"They're still finishing up the live skit stuff for me, but it's like cramming for a test, when you do award shows, I feel like, you get it all at the end," Patrick, 36, tells PEOPLE.
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With more than half of the UK population classified as either overweight or obese (and the rest most likely guilt-cramming health foods), maintaining a healthy weight in these food-saturated times is a universal struggle.
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Those early seasons also covered less time than Season 19743, with Season 1 spanning a mere five years, Season 2 spanning ten, and Season 3 cramming a whole 13 in the same ten episode run time.
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But the reality is you are cramming as many experiences into your days and nights as possible, because you're always anxious you won't have enough good material to work with when it comes time to write.
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So while the Poco X2 sounds like it'll be good value for money, it doesn't really have the same ethos as the F1, which was about cramming the best specs possible into a functional plastic shell.
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Tight budgets have whittled away at school days, with thousands of districts across the country cramming classes into four-day weeks, despite widespread agreement among educators that students need more instruction time for a better education.
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There is no cramming at Reign, which opened a few weeks ago across from the Christian Louboutin store on a relatively chill block in the meatpacking district, and which has its eyes on filling this void.
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This is a man picking shit up off the street with his bare hands and then cramming it into his maw like some kind of feral animal on the early side of the timeline of human evolution.
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The practice of cramming is when shady phone companies add bogus charges to your bill, hoping that you don't notice so that they can weasel a couple extra bucks from you at the end of the month.
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The Ruby was set to be a smaller wearable, designed to take on Fitbit's Charge 2, rather than the Blaze, cramming the Peak's specs into a more compact form factor, coupled with some overall improvements to connectivity.
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Like regular Soylent, it's meant to give you a broad nutritional base, basically taking all those parts of the "complete breakfast" you'd see in a 1990s cereal commercial and cramming them into Soylent's standard 400 kcal bottle.
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Rather, most people are cramming into the informal settlements that are continually sprouting on the edge of Cairo and other cities, where villages are being transformed into dormitory towns and farmland is being swallowed by uncontrolled development.
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Cramming child Bruce in there feels a lot like the way he was crammed into the TV show Gotham and became this weird little gatekeeper prince figure in the first season, bestowing his blessing on Jim Gordon.
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Now, however, a growing number of poor Venezuelans are cramming onto buses to make their way to Colombian border towns, from where they try to make money to continue their journey to wealthier countries in South America.
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Sprint had agreed in May 2015 to refund $50 million to customers subjected to the "cramming" of charges onto their wireless bills, following similar settlements by AT&T Inc, T-Mobile US Inc and Verizon Communications Inc.
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The entire episode seems entirely plausible considering the airline is currently famous for violently dragging a guy off his flight, ending a puppy's life by cramming it into an overhead bin, and accidentally killing a giant rabbit.
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Some of the people cramming into the first two rows of the American Airlines Center in Dallas to get closer to the court had probably heard the news already: Steph Curry was out with a strained hamstring.
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But I think the obvious is worth stating here, because, having spent a few months in the bridal bubble myself, I get the idea that we're all supposed to be cramming ourselves into this very specific mold.
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The infotainment technology that automakers are cramming into the dashboard of new vehicles is making drivers take their eyes off the road and hands off the wheel for dangerously long periods of time, an AAA study says.
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Yet here they were, both 37, moving to a corner of town pocked by empty lots, cramming into an apartment above Ms. Sabir's mother, in the very duplex that Ms. Sabir's grandparents had bought six decades earlier.
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Designed by a pair of former Google Glass engineers, the forthcoming Gate aims to set itself apart from the ever-growing ranks of connected security devices by cramming as much functionality into the face as humanly possible.
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The good doc joined us on "TMZ Live" Monday with a very important message for cheaters continuing affairs, college kids on spring break, and religious folks cramming into churches despite the looming threat of the coronavirus pandemic.
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But Ford's joke about efficiency ironically suggests exactly why the martini-at-lunch disappeared: not because of some renewed sense of temperance but because of our ascendant obsession with cramming every minute of our day with work.
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Obviously, you're not going to spend all your time illegally streaming Atlanta and cramming essays you had two weeks to do into a few hours before the deadline (that accounts for a mere 75 percent of your time).
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It was a way for Cruz to tee up his newest attack -- cramming "Donald and Hillary" into nearly every sentence, and laying out a list of 13 policy areas on which he said the two hold similar positions.
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Where to stream: Netflix BFFs Marie (Cécile de France) and Alex (Maïwenn) have some serious cramming to do, so they leave the city and head for the quiet of the country to spend the weekend with Alex's family.
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But Hellboy employs the strategy of cramming these interminable montages with tons of voiceover to fit everything in, and turning the meaty swaths of the movie where characters interact with one another into nothing more than one-liners.
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I had a few days with the robot, so I can't conclusively state anything about how he develops over an extended period, but Anki's done a good job cramming a lot into the first few days of development.
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As much as we'd love to save a bundle of money by repurposing last night's leftovers, the idea of cramming and toting it all in some cumbersome non-microwavable vessel for all of work to see is bleak.
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Instead of cramming percentages and numbers onto the back of food packages, the Chilean government now requires symbol-based warning labels on the front of food products that contain high levels of salt, sugar, calories, and saturated fat.
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The second reason the similar design is interesting is because current rumors point to Samsung successfully cramming a lot of features that Android fans have been clamoring for: a microSD card slot, water resistance, and significantly larger batteries.
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Some people have theorized that self-driving cars and ride-hailing apps will lead to the end of public transport, but really, you still can't beat the efficiency of cramming a load of people into a single bus.
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Right now, the choice of whether to go One-Card-To-Rule-Them-All or just cramming it all that functionality inside a smartphone is like picking between two equally painful ways of getting hit in the face.
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More Indians are cramming into smog-shrouded cities, which means more people who need housing, more people buying and driving vehicles with few pollution controls, and more people making fires in the city to cook and keep warm.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As anyone who has spent a long night cramming for a Philosophy 3 exam will tell you, marathon overnight sessions are not necessarily the best way to absorb philosophical ideas and concepts.
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For many women, myself included, medication is at once a game-changer and source of shame, as the national discussion surrounding stimulant usage zeroes in on abuse, addiction, finals cramming, college partying, weight-loss scheming, and professional maneuvering.
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Party organizers looking to make a buck by cramming thousands of kids onto large country estates, or quintas, without having local law enforcement find out have designed an effective system combining Argentina's two most popular social media platforms.
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Instead of cramming as many as 48 hours of opening arguments from Democratic House impeachment managers and the White House counsel into just four days this week, McConnell gives each side 24 hours to speak over three days.
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Candace Thille, Stanford professor and director of learning science and engineering at Amazon explains that while cramming can work for regurgitating information, it is much less helpful for learning concepts and skills that are necessary for standardized tests.
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In space-starved Mumbai, which has some of the priciest real estate in the world, the shortage is even more critical, with hundreds of migrants from rural areas cramming into the city every day to seek better prospects.
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There's also the matter of the lyrics, some of which take his penchant for heavy-handed similes and cramming fifteen pop culture references into every track beyond a lovable quirk and straight in the bin with Kanye's anal bleach.
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Now that the fantasy series is in its final run, HBO is cramming more action into fewer episodes and making them longer—at nearly 80 minutes, Sunday's finale "The Dragon and the Wolf" is the show's most lengthy yet.
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"We want every person around the world to easily express themselves on Twitter, so we're doing something new: we're going to try out a longer limit, 280 characters, in languages impacted by cramming," Twitter said in a blog post.
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Similarly, a huge portion of who you are are your goals: If you're normally super attracted to social rewards, you'll sculpt the space for solitude if you're cramming for finals, applying to law school, or writing a book proposal.
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The problem with physically cramming more energy into a phone that's already extremely starved for space is that it makes the environment within the casing that much more volatile when something goes wrong — the magnitude of damage is amplified.
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Instead of cramming everything into the refrigerator on the platters on which they were served, Costello says divvying up leftovers into small shallow containers will help them cool more evenly and make sure they last longer in the fridge.
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AirTaps Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Charging Case – $31.44 See Details The Z2s earned that "153" in their name by cramming double the sound, double the battery life, and double the comfort of similar headphones into their top-rated design.
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The other bummer is an unanticipated downside, because while the Reverb largely eliminates the screen door effect, by cramming that many pixels together, you can now see very tiny black dots that represents the intersection of four different pixels.
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AirZeus 3-in-1 fast wireless charging pad — $44.99 See Details Summer is supposed to be relaxing, but many of us are cramming in as much work and exercise as possible before our vacations — and that's stressful as heck.
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With all the effort in the world, the results of cramming kids are likely to be more ambiguous than we can predict, not because the child rearing was done wrong but because all such results tend to be ambiguous.
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On an increasingly over burdened subway system, with millions of riders cramming into its aging cars daily and constant delays upending people's lives, offering a seat to another passenger is the last thing on most people's minds, he said.
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As the former travel editor for The Wall Street Journal and a past news director at Travel + Leisure, Sara Clemence knew about making the most of her time in the field, cramming in as much as possible while traveling.
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Born both from necessity (there was never much money, so cramming multiple people into one recording studio space made sense) and an inherent culture of collaboration, the music collective's membership ranged from six to 19 at any given moment.
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I sleep better knowing that while the snobs sneer and the critics roll their eyes, you're out there singing a gigantic-riffed song about Leatherface and cramming eager earholes full of that voodoo that only you do so well.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The infotainment technology that automakers are cramming into the dashboard of new vehicles is making drivers take their eyes off the road and hands off the wheel for dangerously long periods of time, an AAA study says.
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But I would like to point out how hard it is to use this sort of 15-letter "hashtag" grid design and make most of the 15s really interesting, while cramming the rest of the puzzle with good fill.
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I loved last week's American Psycho tribute, but the early scripts still jumped around too much, introducing a huge cast of characters and cramming years' worth of vignettes about Andrew Cunanan and Gianni Versace into less than two hours.
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Dad Nathan works in sales and computer tech, which made the weeklong cramming session the pair undertook to choreograph the routine "stressful," according to Phillips, though she ultimately said she was glad to make her dad's lifelong goal a reality.
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If you see a teenager toting a computer, they're just as likely to be scrolling through Pinterest for formal outfit ideas and arranging post-prom plans in the group chat as they are to be cramming for that math final.
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For the six years and eight months the spacecraft flew past Earth, Venus, and Jupiter while cruising to Saturn, Badaruddin walked to JPL at 3:30am to start his workday early, cramming to build capacity before the spacecraft's arrival at Saturn.
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Shame and shamelessness flood through her depictions of an overweight, naked woman standing alone in a cavernous studio, surrounded by her art, or in her close-ups of a starving creature cramming her maw with fistfuls of thick, scarred paint.
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Algoriddim's goal over the past few years has been to redefine how much hardware and experience you need to be a DJ, and today it's taking things to their natural conclusion by cramming every feature it can into the iPhone.
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Facebook needs new ways to engage teens beyond Instagram and WhatsApp, and a standalone music app potentially devoid of its own branding could be a better approach than cramming teen features like Lip Sync Live into its uncool main app.
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McConnell allowed no public debate over the bill, has held no hearings, and tried cramming through the bill in an unprecedented two-week span — all as the bill's approval ratings hung below 20 percent, at least according to some polls.
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Perhaps this is because Brazilians don't tend to fit within the narrative of illegal immigrants desperately cramming themselves into the back of trucks to gain entry to the UK. Most simply book a flight to England and then overstay their visas.
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Whether it is cramming more passengers into ever smaller spaces, losing baggage, cutting routes to small cities and rural communities, and endless fees ($2628 billion in 28503); the airlines' practices and customer satisfaction surveys demonstrate that passengers often come last.
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The Mattachine party, named for the gay rights organization that held an early protest at Julius', was about to begin, and a younger, arty crowd was beginning to arrive, cramming themselves cheek by jowl with the older happy-hour crowd.
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The constructors, solvers and editors who meet up in early spring each year at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament do so because they all share a singular passion: celebrating the wordplay involved in cramming words and phrases into a box.
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But Manuel, Daniel, María, my brother and I, all professionals or trying to become professionals, don't know what the hell we're going to eat tomorrow, and so you'd think those diplomats would start cramming two sessions into one day or something.
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Messsenger is already an app people use all day with close friends, so it could end up a better home for the Stories format than cramming it into Facebook's core app, which the company tested as "Quick Updates" and scrapped.
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The day when Burger King launched its first branch in Copenhagen's city hall square, the day when the first shawarma restaurant opened, and the day when Danes got obsessed with cramming sausage down baguettes and calling them 'French hot dogs'.
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But what makes cramming my worldly possessions into a single suitcase worth it is meeting exciting young designers, like the Paris-based Stephanie D'heygere, who created jewelry for Maison Margiela and Dior before starting her namesake accessories label in 2018.
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And remixing the thing into an episodic series for the sake of cramming in some unused shots doesn't only threaten to break the film the same way it broke Hateful Eight, it also fundamentally alters the meaning of the movie.
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Ending free food on short-haul routes, ancient video screens, evasive call centres, cramming in more seats, charging for bags and seat allocation on shorter routes and other money-saving measures looked like penny-pinching and have hurt its upmarket image.
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Cramming ample history into a compact running time without sacrificing flow or interest, "Viceroy's House" is a handsome, fleet look at the months leading up to India's independence from Britain in 1947, a milestone that just passed its 70th anniversary.
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Democrats, who have been cramming town hall-style meetings to implore Republican lawmakers not to take apart the health law, seem content to let their opponents fight it out in the hope that the divisions will lead to an impasse.
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It's this image of Fairstein — as a pugnacious figure cramming the confessions of five teenage boys into the mold she's already determined they'll fill — that has rocked the viewers of When They See Us. And it has rocked Fairstein too.
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But even though the voiceover sounds like Ford was stoned at times — not out of the realm of possibility — it nevertheless makes the film move, cramming fascinating, word-building details into every moment, and giving Blade Runner a propulsive noir-investigation feel.
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As you know, typically, a few of us try cramming into the Equity podcast dungeon, including the nimble Alex Wilhelm, the scholarly Danny Crichton and, when we can lasso her, the razor-sharp Kate Clark, plus a guest from the investment world.
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But the timing of strong purchases looks backwards this year, as the implementation of a goods and services tax (GST) that will replace a slew of federal and state levies has buyers cramming their major activity into the first half of 2142.
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With close to a million Spaniards and foreign revelers now cramming into the northern Spanish town of Pamplona every year for the nine-day event, Colas says he can no longer distinguish the vibrations caused by the bulls and those by the crowd.
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Cramming a lot of information into the allotted time, "The Choice" paints a particularly clear picture of how these two figures -- relatively close in age -- navigated their formative years in the tumultuous 1960s and '70s, and how that experience affects them now.
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But while participants in the Nathan's event were busy cramming their faces with all-beef dogs, those who will head to Buffalo for a new addition to the Major League Eating calendar this weekend will be in for something else entirely: kale.
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Every Marvel movie to date has roughly the same structure — right down to when and where in the story the characters fight — but using that basic template allows the studio to keep cramming more and more characters into its ever-expanding universe.
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The whole "y/y" text on the top probably dovetails with the company's zealous approach to cramming as much information into as few characters as possible, but on this slide presentation I feel like the titles can be a little more robust.
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Her colleague Dwight Springthorpe succeeded, however, in cramming the necessary processing chip and memory chip, accelerometer and lithium-polymer battery into a small weatherproof case, to produce a pack that weighed a mere 1½ grams—or 4.25% of an average chipmunk's body weight.
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And that's kind of the point: HP is hoping that by cramming a computer into a small package that might even look like furniture around your house, you'll be a lot more willing to set it out in the open on your desk.
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"I applaud the charges filed today by District Attorney Nancy O'Malley because they send a clear message: you won't get away with making a profit by cramming people into dangerous spaces or failing to maintain safe living conditions," she wrote in a statement.
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If a person were to shirk all the duties of their job the first thing that pops into the Belichick's mind is that they must be just sitting around cramming Refreshing Watermelon and Lemon Sherbet with Rich Chocolate Chip Seeds into their faces.
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"I feel like we're cramming for a test as June gets closer," said Mr. Kors, who, with Mr. Le Pere gave $1.5 million to the Roundabout Theater for its development fund and in 2016 had the V.I.P. room there named in their honor.
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Two weeks after Hurricane Maria, thousands of Puerto Ricans are cramming onto the small number of scheduled flights and charter jets and are fleeing for the mainland United States, rather than endure months more without power, cellphone service or regular running water.
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A joint venture called the iQue Player was launched in 2003; the unusual design involved cramming Nintendo 64 hardware into a customized controller that hooked up to a TV, and owners had to visit in-store kiosks to download games to memory.
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One of my fondest childhood memories is of standing outside the bathroom door and listening to her on the other side, as she methodically whispered words and dates: she had a history textbook with her in the bathroom, and was cramming for class.
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Instead of cramming lots of typical concept-y ideas into the new Vision Mercedes Simplex (like the company did with the Vision EQS concept announced last week, or last year's retro EQ Silver Arrow), the automaker has stayed fairly true to the original.
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Multiple users commented saying they found the dough packages at their local Walmart and were planning on making them right away, while others noted that you could actually make the cookies even gooier by cramming more marshmallows into the dough prior to baking.
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Fully two thirds date from the 1960s, when Winogrand was in peak form, hungry each day to match his wits with an unpredictable world as he hit the sidewalk, cramming the era's pandemonium into his 53mm wide-angle frames with an unrivaled voracity.
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In those days, some 2,000 to 4,000 people would board a single ship — first steamers and later ocean liners — for the weekslong voyage to the United States or Halifax, Nova Scotia, with poorer émigrés cramming into steerage and the wealthier passengers banqueting in first class.
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Cramming infectious melodies and sharp lyricism into tracks that never pass the three-minute mark, vocalist and moniker maker Greta Kline leads her band in a joyful jaunt of day-to-day profundities and the odd coordinated dance move, not that accessories are needed here.
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Kamala Harris has at least three fundraising events scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, from Palo Alto to Oakland, while Pete Buttigieg — a new darling of Silicon Valley donors — is also cramming in three finance events on Sunday and Monday, according to invitations seen by Recode.
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Gift the Anker Selfie Stick, $15.99 Whether they can't find anyone to take a picture for them or they just love cramming all their friends in for a fun group selfie, a selfie stick is one of those travel tech accessories they won't regret packing.
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Probably not, because it dates back to a time when the younger version of you didn't recoil at the thought of putting a wad of tissue or toilet paper in your mouth, soaking it in saliva, and then cramming it into one end of a narrow straw.
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"Experience the most honest portrayal about Christmas in film, where the holiday is all about cramming as much food into your mouth as you can, getting too drunk at work, fighting with your family, and hoarding toys made overseas in horrible working conditions," the trailer says.
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But given Amazon's intense interest in cramming Alexa into every device it can — Alexa-powered wireless earbuds to rival AirPods are reportedly in the works — and its chops designing robots for its sprawling fulfillment centers and delivery drones, the company has the resources to figure things out.
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The new, fifth-generation ThinkPad X21 Carbon laptop looks a lot like the previous model but is actually smaller, weighing less than 21 pounds (compared with the earlier 2.7-pound model) and cramming a full HD, 14-inch diagonal display into a 13-inch carbon fiber body.
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The critical piece of information missing from this news is whether Sony plans to bring its 4K superphone, the Z5 Premium, to the US. I'm still not convinced cramming a 4K display into a handset is worth the battery tradeoffs (yet), but it's certainly an intriguing idea.
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Yet United Airlines is the same carrier that called airport security goons to forcibly remove and beat up a passenger who refused to vacate his overbooked seat so that it could seat an airline employee, and it recently yet again began cramming more passengers into smaller seats.
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Kevin Blatt, a marketing executive for adult sites, thought Cohen was, in his own way, a visionary: someone who saw the value of the traffic and realized that the best way to cash in was by cramming as many possible banners on his site as he could.
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The head football coach at Pierce College in Los Angeles has been placed on leave after football players and staff members accused him of misleading recruits and cramming 30 student-athletes into a three-bedroom apartment, according to a report from the school's newspaper, the Roundup.
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And here's one that recently flitted across the Haggler's mind: When Taco Bell conceived its Cheesy Core Burrito — basically, a cheese burrito stuffed inside a beef burrito — did it ever consider cramming the whole concoction into yet another, even bigger burrito and calling it the Triple Dare?
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For the time being, the city is cramming migrants into a sports center that already looks like an overwhelmed refugee camp, and many Mexicans are growing increasingly frustrated with the migrants' presence, worried that they will take away jobs, resources and government attention from Mexican citizens.
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But I've never stopped marveling over the Steam Controller as a pure gadget, cramming in wired and two forms of wireless connectivity, trackpads that can play chiptunes (see below), insane battery life from a pair of AAs, and cleverly engineered levers to pop those batteries out.
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That previous exodus was a tale told through images: migrants wading across the Suchiate River, which marks the border between Guatemala and Mexico; masses of people filling country roads and cramming into pickup trucks; and the central squares of provincial Mexican cities transformed into cluttered campsites.
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But the new regulations threaten to nullify the very point of such institutions for most parents, which is to offer an alternative to the mainstream Chinese system, in which students spend years cramming for extremely competitive university-entrance exams that prize rote learning over critical or lateral thinking.
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The Magnus EN1070K is no slouch when it comes to ports either, somehow cramming two USB 2.0, two USB 3.0, a USB 3.1 Type-A port, a USB-C port, an SD card slot, two Ethernet ports, two HDMI ports, and two DisplayPorts into the diminutive form factor.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - While previous bouts of strength in the yen have pushed Japanese manufacturers to shift production overseas, exporters are coping with the recent currency stresses by penny-pinching - turning off lights and cramming elevators in the hope that nothing more drastic will be needed before the tide turns.
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To anyone reading this in 2099 and laughing at our amazement at cramming a terabyte of storage onto a card this size while you've got a copy of every movie ever recorded stored in a strand of hair or something: you and your personal rocket ship can scram.
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Wednesday's latest trailer melds all six new dystopian realities together in one existential gut punch, promising the season four release will be an even more depressing way to spend your New Year's Eve than cramming yourself into Times Square like a human sardine just to watch the ball drop.
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In 1593, the group had collected as many examples as possible, cramming roach and ant killers, glass cleaners, fabric softeners, and deodorants into a cylindrical, diner-style cake display — an absurd monument to encase the soon-to-be outlawed; what was, even by then, known to be obsolete.
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One of the key things for parents and nonparents to realize is that most of the parents in your life are probably only able to get a fraction of their work done, and many are cramming it in during their kids' naps and after they've gone to bed.
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Republicans achieved this effect in Wisconsin, according to the plaintiffs in that case, with two tactics: dividing Democratic neighborhoods among multiple districts so that Democratic voters fell short of a majority in each one and, in other places, cramming Democrats into a few districts to dilute their votes statewide.
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Its population has swelled to 40 million and the state's economy has grown more than previous generations had thought possible, cramming more cars and more people into cities that were supposed to be tapped out, while seeding new companies and new industries as old ones died or moved elsewhere.
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But after withdrawing from the race this week after a deflating sixth-place finish in the New Hampshire primary, he must now contend with the opposite challenge: cramming his vast political ambitions back into a space the size of New Jersey, and reimmersing himself in the humdrum functions of his office.
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Here are some of the hardware changes Google is cramming into its camera stack: To be very, very clear: I have only taken a few dozen photos with these phones, and I was using preproduction software, so it is way too early for me to render any kind of judgement.
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As a traveler myself, I will say that the sweet spot between a hostel and a boutique hotel is often where I've found the best value and these kinds of spaces tend to feel connected to their communities without the horrors of cramming 25 drunk co-eds into rickety bunk beds.
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Maria Christal Naguna—smiling ear-to-ear in a hairnet and thick black glasses—took a break from cramming house chores to tell me about her recent experience in Hong Kong; she had just come back to Manila to receive her National Certificate after her previous employers moved to Canada.
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Bajo el Mismo Sol (or Under the Same Sun: Art from Latin America Today), now on view at Museo Jumex, brings together many of Latin America's most famous artists for a rare homecoming, cramming them into primitive categories chosen by Western overlords and forced down the throats of hometown viewers.
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Giphy, a GIF keyboard and network, said it hit 200 million daily active users in July and has since hit 300 million DAUs, and all this growth just goes to show how effective GIFs have become as a way of cramming a lot of information into a small amount of space.
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"People cant pronounce 'paczki,' and they don't really know what it is, but they know they want it bad, they don't mind waiting in line, and they're clapping their hands and partying while they wait and when they leave," Bakic says of the crowds cramming into her shop Tuesday morning.
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I figured a man with his hand in that many pots would turn in a pretty wild set, and he really delivered—cramming 30 songs into 30 minutes, making hard and fast cuts from frenetic footwork and club tracks to totally blown-out raps to glitchy M.I.A. remixes and back again.
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Aside from lunch with Mr. Lee, and a greeting to American diplomats based here, White House officials said, Mr. Trump's day was occupied by last-minute cramming for the Kim meeting, as well as phone calls with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan and President Moon Jae-in of South Korea.
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At times, Danticat's references to books by other writers — including Susan Sontag's "Illness as Metaphor," Joan Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking," Mary Gordon's "Circling My Mother" — proliferate so rapidly that the reader can feel like a student cramming for finals in a seminar on the Literature of Death and Grief.
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In one of the best stories, a veteran in the South runs a hustle cramming people's freezers full of beef — "before they say lickety and before they say split they find themselves whipping out a pen and writing out a checkaroo for 150 buckarupees" — but winds up bested by Northern carpetbaggers.
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If a season of debates is like a TV serial — arcs developing over time, each episode drawing on conflicts introduced in the last — this one was a big ensemble pilot with a lot of exposition and some quick sketching of themes, aspirants cramming bits of stump speech into one-minute answers.
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But on the new Galaxy Note 9, it seems Samsung is back to its old, component-cramming ways, and despite looking basically the same as last year's handset, the Note 9 is packing a lot more muscle inside, which is exactly what I'm looking for in Samsung's high-end plus-sized phone.
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If all you know about Saturday Night Live's just-concluded 242nd season is what you've read in Sunday-morning headlines and on the president's Twitter feed, you might assume the show radically broke from its variety format this past fall and spring, cramming every episode with one topical political sketch after another.
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For those with programming know-how, the process of cramming all of that code into this tiny space is known as "code golfing," where people try to reach an objective, create a program, or solve a puzzle in the fewest lines of code possible (or in this case, the least amount of characters).
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Somewhere between the rap about Canseco cramming a broom up his ass surrounded by cardboard cutouts of Kathy Ireland and a bizarre, traumatic sequence wherein Maya Rudolph coerces the Bash Bros into "shaking their nasty butts" in an IHOP parking lot, it's reasonable for the average viewer to dissociate while viewing TUBBE.
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You might find yourself less focused on cramming in a million things early into the day and more renewed at the prospect that there is always this afternoon, evening, and tomorrow to keep working and discovering new things about yourself and the world to which you'll feel grateful — as well as productive.
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Going to the nearest building or library is annoying if you're using your last four hours before class to reach the required word count, but if you get a cheap printer (and split it among your roommates), you can use that time to finish cramming, and hopefully squeeze out a passable grade.
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I honestly probably haven't played a full game of Solitaire in any form since the days when AOL was still cramming mailboxes with those annoying CDs, but it didn't take long to slip back into the dance of matching alternating red and black cards in cascading rows ordered from Kings to Aces.
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As usual, the tag "experimental black metal" only scratches the surface of what they get up to in this one—their customary complexity and dizzying technicality is on full display, and speeds by at a breakneck pace, cramming stop-start riffs, merciless drumming, churning death, malicious black, and unexpectedly clear, shouted, manic vocals.
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It has little to do with satisfying a need, or a curiosity, and more to do with cramming at the library: You take the text as it is, not as you would like it to be, and you try to take all of it in and assess it on its own merits.
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What's more, Republicans are cramming through a nominee who only made 7% of his record even available for the Senate Judiciary Committee to see, had several inconsistencies and misstatements in his initial testimony, and now has been accused of sexual assault by three women, accusations Republicans have avoided thoroughly investigating at every step.
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Thankfully, we've started to see that trend fade away in recent years with systems like the Surface Laptop (which is available in burgundy, cobalt, and gold, on top of standard silver), and various gaming systems, which often make up for using too much black plastic by cramming RGB lighting into every nook and cranny.
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There's no good way to drown your emotional support hamster, but we now know what a very bad way looks like: under the grim fluorescent lights of an airport bathroom stall, tears streaming down your face as you say a rushed goodbye before cramming yourself into a seat on board America's worst domestic airline.
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Click here to view original GIFInspired by a photo of someone cramming a firecracker inside a USB flash drive, a hacker who goes by "MG" on Medium has detailed a recent project where he engineered a Mission Impossible-style flash drive that ignites and explodes after delivering a nefarious software payload onto an unsuspecting computer.
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Both tracks rely on rhythm to propel them but where Dagny's is more regular and pounding, Sigrid accelerates through her lyrics, first stalling—"do you need… me… to spell it out loud"—and then rolling downhill, cramming "you screwed it up plot twist moved on and now you want me" into the next bar.
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It's unclear where social video innovation will take the form next, but if anything, modern video is moving in the opposite direction of cinema's rise: We keep cramming more spectacle and information into smaller and faster bits of entertainment, even discarding whole experiential possibilities — like audio tracks — if they seem to slow it down.
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In some places the news has been sent to them by text message—an innovation that has done nothing to compensate for the horrors of what they have endured: years of cramming at the expense of any other activity in the hope of a gaokao score that will qualify them for admission to a leading university.
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I've adjusted to its absence, but cramming into a ground-floor apartment at the far end of Bushwick on a block with three rambunctious new hipster bars, paper-thin walls, and a constant stream of local traffic is no life for a girl who grew up with only whispering pines and whistling whippoorwills to break the stillness.
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And the company's cramming the package full of free stuff, including a pair of VR goggles built specifically for the device, a 45-day free trial of Hulu Plus, a 30-day trial of Microsoft's Groove music service and a copy of Halo: Spartan Assault, all aimed to get you aboard the admittedly slow moving Windows 10 Mobile train.
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While the next few weeks will probably be a mix of cramming in the last few bittersweet beach trips and barreling through the packed aisles of Staples hunter-gatherer style, there is at least one comfort we can offer you at this chaotic time: You can now get 25% off backpacks from L.L.Bean with the code KIDS25.
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WASHINGTON — Merrick B. Garland, chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals here, has been sequestered in a kind of alternate reality in a small conference room in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building next to the White House, cramming for questions from senators as if hearings on his nomination to the Supreme Court will happen this year.
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Hearing this was a reminder that — as anxious as I may get about all the great books I'll never live long enough to cram into my head — there are times when the only strategy that makes sense is to stop cramming, take a deep breath and start again from the beginning of whatever sentence you're on.
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All this is pretty good timing because the company appears to be cramming everything into one announcement that is serving as a very pleasant surprise to Wall Street, which is looking for as many signals as it can get that the subscription e-commerce company will end up as one of the more successful IPO stories.
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You don't need to know why I sat there, at the table, eating the sprouts, one after one, piling more and more onto my plate, picking up as many sprouts as I could, cramming them into my mouth, my fingers damp and green and mossy, my tongue looking like an automotive air freshener, teeth like hard-set pea puree.
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Woo recently sat down with me to talk about cramming such an expansive story into 10 episodes, the J-horror roots of Infamy's particular ghost, and how it felt to be working on this season of television at a point in time when family separation and ICE detention centers at the border were making major headlines.
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At a press briefing at the Pentagon, Defense Department chief spokesperson Jonathan Hoffman said the department is trying to practice "common sense" measures like so-called social distancing, and held a high-level meeting in the morning that was spread over multiple rooms and linked via video conference rather than cramming officials into the same room.
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Gilligan, who wrote and directed the film, manages to avoid all the usual pitfalls of a beloved TV show reunion by refusing to spend the entire time cramming in fan service check-ins with every minor character we've ever seen in the show—El Camino doesn't care about continuing Skyler's story, or Walt Jr.'s, or Saul Goodman's.
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I bought into that lie big time, which meant I worked my butt off at an underperforming, overcrowded Miami public high school, cramming for advanced placement exams, graduating as valedictorian and becoming the president of almost every school club from the National Honor Society to the Premedical Honor Society (spoiler alert: I didn't become a doctor).
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Still, it also feels a little rushed, as though Benioff and Weiss, who finally have an end in sight and a finite number of episodes remaining (presumably — HBO has yet to put an official count on Game of Thrones' remaining seasons, but the rumor is 13 episodes total), are cramming as much story as they can into every scene.
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In fact, Google's Call Screen feature, which lets the Google Assistant intercept phone spam, may be the most important development since caller ID.But nowhere is Google's software prowess more evident than with the Pixel 3's cameras, which largely eschew the current trend of cramming as many sensors and lenses onto a phone as possible in favor of sophisticated computational photography.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend addicts fell in love with main character Rebecca Bunch pretty much the moment they saw actress Rachel Bloom perform, with no apparent embarrassment or reticence, perform "The Sexy Getting Ready Song," an ode to the truly disgusting things that go into looking hot as hell for a first date (think: cramming into Spanx, bleaching one's mustache, etc.).
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Instead of shrinking down chips intended for phones and cramming them in wearables like with SD Wear 2100, SD Wear 3100 chips are purpose-built smartwatch SoCs (system-on-a-chip) with four A7 CPUs (instead of just one on the SD Wear 2100) for increased performance, and new DSP, and ultra low-power co-processor for increased energy efficiency.
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KILAUEA LAVA DESTROYS HUNDREDS OF HOMES AS EXPLOSION Damage has escalated in recent days and thousands have been forced to flee – the lucky ones get to stay with friends and family but far too many others have no other option than popping up tents in muddy parking lots or cramming into packed shelters as life as they know it changes forever.
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Much of the weekend for the Warped Tour crowd had been defined by brief moments of respite—by avoiding the showers that threatened to derail the whole thing; by running into the ocean to quell the humidity; by cramming below the pier, underneath which, during low tide, you would have discovered hundreds of people escaping the sweltering heat in the shade.
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He no doubt picked up a thing for two in that department from his early heroes like Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis, paying tribute to the years "when rock was young" on the nostalgic "Crocodile Rock" while emulating the style of that era, busting out his best falsetto and miraculously cramming every single syllable of "crocodile rocking" into the chorus.
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You are traveling, cramming policy papers, attending security briefings, prepping for and staging mock debates (unless you're Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE), giving speeches, and surrounded by press every waking moment.
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I thought that by cramming his carnal lyrics into my skull and poring over magazine spreads in which he was photographed in bold lipstick, pastel mohair jumpers and candy necklaces—always framed by curtains of black hair, with the poise of a classic actress, holding a cigarette like it was a lover—the secrets of sexual fluidity would reveal themselves to me.
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The best thing about dropping Thor into this jarring new world is that it gives Waititi the freedom to fill it with his signature humor by cramming in a host of new characters, including the fantastic Caesar Flickerman-inspired Grandmaster (Jeff Goldblum), the hard-drinking mystery enigma that is Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), and a dry rock golem named Korg (Waititi).
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Whether they're performing Michael Jackson-Fleetwood Mac-the Weeknd after the manner of Earth, Wind & Fire, cramming Byrne, Marley, Zappa, and Chicago into a composite, yoking full-Lemmy Motörhead to Ween, or ramming the Beastie Boys up Ted Nugent's musclehead ass, they show a range as both lovers and players of music that you gotta respect and would be a tight-ass yourself not to enjoy.
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These measuring differences are more than academic: the nominally 5.8-inch Galaxy S8 is ergonomically similar to the Pixel, and the same is true of the 6.2-inch S8 Plus vis-a-vis the 5.5-inch Pixel XL. This would suggest that Samsung's cramming a lot more screen into the same physical footprint, but in reality it's only a moderate amount of extra screen.
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In a recent post, Aliza Rosen, the company's product manager, and Ikuhiro Ihara, a senior software engineer, explain that the change is meant to address "languages impacted by cramming": "In languages like Japanese, Korean, and Chinese you can convey about double the amount of information in one character as you can in many other languages, like English, Spanish, Portuguese, or French," Rosen and Ihara write.
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Researchers at Bond University in Australia surveyed the scientific literature available and found that The 56 studies in the Cornell survey, published in the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research, looked at all kinds of foods, including ice cream, cereal, rice, fruit, vegetables, popcorn, and other miscellaneous snacks, and found that a smaller plate meant eating less no matter what you're cramming into your head.
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Resembling a flash drive, Juul conveys a sense of industry — you're Juuling into your MacBook Air while you are cramming for your test on Theodore Dreiser and thinking about trigonometry — and it is so easy to conceal that, as one mother explained to me, she failed to notice that her daughter was vaping in the back seat of the car as she was driving.
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Here, the chefs, Alejandro Salgado and Emilio Macera, make do with a mix of frozen seafood, cramming as much of it as they can into the bowl: half-shelled mussels lined like shields along the rim; gaping clams strewn with little tentacles of squid and pink whorls of imitation crab; shrimp, strips of octopus and mild whitefish — pangasius, a kind of catfish farmed in Vietnam — lurking below.
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Otherwise, the Pixel 4 seems to be sticking with a 12.2-megapixel main camera — a tried-and-true resolution for phones specializing in low-light images, typically by using larger pixels instead of cramming more of them into the same space — but now with a slightly faster f/1.73 aperture that should let in a little bit more light than the previous f/1.8 lens.
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That essentially tracks the process of gerrymandering that involves cramming (or "stacking" in gerrymandering parlance) as many opposition voters into as few districts as possible, conceding those districts but wasting the votes because the opposition voters in those districts are considerably more than needed to win, and spreading (or "cracking") the remaining votes in districts dominated by friendly voters but by slimmer majorities (thus wasting fewer friendly voters).
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Playing soccer, washing dishes, cramming for a math test, eating soft-serve, in church, on the Internet, during a hurricane or at a roller rink: As this collection of pieces shows, we "come together" with others all the time, in all kinds of ways — even as many worry that our shared public spaces are being neglected, that technology is making us more alone, and that democracy is suffering as a result.
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The film explores Burden's oeuvre project by project, juxtaposing scenes and stills of Burden's early actions — having himself shot in the arm ("Shoot," 1971), cramming himself in a locker ("Five Day Locker Piece," 1971), getting his hands nailed to a Volkswagen ("Trans-fixed," 1974) — with the filmmakers' recent interview footage of Burden walking around his expansive property in Topanga Canyon on the outskirts of Los Angeles County, the artist's home until his death from malignant melanoma in 2015.
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Next, he dons his headlamp (which underscores: serious business), grabs his Leatherman and spends the next 15 minutes or so outside in the dark fending off raccoons and annihilating the latest crop of Amazon Prime boxes; cramming the week's wine bottles and every last LaCroix can into the blue bin; dumping eggshells and avocado rinds and our kids' abandoned crusts into the green compost bin; and bungee-ing the filled-to-the-brim black garbage bin.
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