WHEN WE SELF-INITIATE, IT CUTS OUT ONE OF THE TWO STEPS, AND IT CUTS OUT ESPECIALLY THE NEED FOR THE INDUSTRY TO ORGANIZE ITSELF.
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I think email just cuts out all of these middlemen.
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Attendees could be heard screaming before the footage cuts out.
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When cellphone service cuts out, it can be rather inconvenient.
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The video cuts out abruptly, leaving me in complete darkness.
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The video cuts out shortly after the round is fired.
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A new app called NurX cuts out the office trip entirely.
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Fortunately, the video cuts out just before we see any bloodshed.
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"Good, until this hole," Trump says as the video cuts out.
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The Reverend cuts out his followers' tongues so they don't make noise.
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It also cuts out the usual numeric keypad for a minimalist setup.
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That cuts out stops of innocent people, and reduces crime, Fagan said.
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The video cuts out for a few seconds as a struggle ensues.
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In fact, it enhances them, and cuts out the center channels instead.
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When the video cuts out, Witte is still lying in a heap.
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The video then cuts out — presumably because Facebook cut the live stream.
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The tubes create a low pressure environment that almost completely cuts out drag.
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In the Disney broadcast, the kiss cuts out a couple of seconds in.
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Fortunately, a new app considered the "Uber for haircuts" cuts out the hassle.
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Depp tries to grab the phone from her before the video cuts out.
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The pair exchanged a couple of meaningful glances before the video cuts out.
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Mere frustration becomes serious anxiety when the Wi-Fi cuts out at work.
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Mel turned around abruptly, seemingly to confront him, but the video cuts out.
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So, that cuts out a lot of things that are in my diet.
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Electricity still works only a few hours a day and regularly cuts out.
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Driscoll's, the electric assist cuts out when she hits 12 miles per hour.
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In that vein, Blue Apron works directly with farmers and cuts out the middlemen.
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She then carefully cuts out the illustration she wants to use in her sculpture.
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Screaming and chaos in the audience can be heard before the footage cuts out.
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The Jamisons sell freshly butchered cuts out of the farm and host occasional dinners.
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This move cuts out middlemen in the supply chain that can drive up prices.
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When it comes to productivity, writing on paper cuts out all of the noise.
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Its insurance pricing also cuts out certain fees that traditional insurers charge, Tesla said.
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Its insurance pricing also cuts out certain fees that traditional insurers charge, Tesla said.
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Like Sol on race day, Reed cuts out distractions as if they were cancer.
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"It&aposs very effective and cuts out confusion, frustration, and disharmony," Sanford says.2.
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Breath of the Wild takes this idea, cuts out the fluff, and expands upon it.
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Little briefly looks in the direction of the noise and then the video cuts out.
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Police reportedly shot Kinsey in the leg, although the video cuts out before the shooting.
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It ultimately cuts out nutrition, and finally becomes a health risk and can become fatal.
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When homeowners carve curb cuts out of the sidewalk, other drivers lose a parking spot.
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Deutsche Bank, for example, has announced 18,000 cuts, out of a total of 92,000 jobs.
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Hers is a model that cuts out the middlemen and, in so doing, lowers prices.
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The electricity regularly cuts out, which has resulted in patient deaths, opposition politicians say. Mrs.
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That's one of their touted benefits — that it cuts out the need to see a doctor.
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Here's the full video: If this stream cuts out you can also watch on MSNBC here.
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For those days when she just can't wait to unwind, Guzzle Buddy cuts out a step.
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The hospital struggles without mains electricity and has a generator that cuts out at 11 p.m.
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The company's plan includes 2,20173 ground staff job cuts out of a total workforce of 12,500.
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He then cuts out each piece, mostly using a hand saw similar to a jewelry saw.
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It cuts out all the scanning, editing, and color matching that normally would take many hours.
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Full Holes cuts out the wholesome familial love and replaces it with not-wholesome familial fucking.
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And "Paradisia" cuts out Björk's voice entirely in favor of a fairy tale-like woodwind orchestra.
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And artificial intelligence could one day offer new ways to aggregate subjective knowledge that cuts out Quora.
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So, that way it cuts out the time of me having to upload it to a server.
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His Rogue One edit cuts out most of the film and leaves a 50-minute action movie.
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That cuts out the management fees to third-parties, and it gives the fund managers total control.
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He takes the case directly to the people, cuts out the middleman and let&aposs face it.
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It always stinks when your audio cuts out because your headphones wires have become twisted and frayed.
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Audio from major NPCs constantly cuts out, or ends up glitching and playing at the wrong time.
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As the footage cuts out, you can hear one of the researchers affirm: "We'll be coming back."
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Near you, a screen projects images but the picture is grainy and the sound sometimes cuts out.
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The only difference — and it is a shocking one — is that Donald Trump cuts out the middleman.
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Lara's team cuts out the middleman transporters who would previously take the material to large recycling companies.
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The final verdict: Upon further review, the typo was [mic cuts out] so we have [vague gesture].
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Trump's intuition is that having fewer senior administrators cuts out middlemen who dilute messages from the top.
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You can watch the landing (until the camera cuts out) below:Your browser does not support HTML216 video tag.
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Proponents say it promises seamless, real-time settlement that cuts out many intermediaries in the current settlement chain.
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"God dammit!" she adds, and the visual cuts out just before we hear a gunshot blast through it.
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Guzzle Buddy For those days when she just can't wait to unwind, Guzzle Buddy cuts out a step.
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They deliver water and groceries from shops, struggling up stairs in buildings where the power often cuts out.
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After the electricity cuts out, drummer Mahmoud Qasim taps his cymbal while the band wonders what to do.
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Budget papers showed the cost of the tax cuts out to 2021/219 would be A$20.3 billion.
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The beat cuts out for a second so that Fisher can land his line with the requisite heroism.
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Even with the free option, you get extra views of your hike where your live-tracking cuts out.
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He works with brands like Dollar Shave Club directly, he said, which cuts out any additional agency costs.
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In other words, blockchain cuts out the middleman, and this technology can be applied to many different industries.
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The music cuts out to silence, and we only hear chirping birds and distant crack of batted balls.
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Like its parent brand, Eufy cuts out the middle man, selling via Amazon and direct from its own website.
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Using a hatchet, a woman cuts out a path in the ice to help the moose swim to safety.
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Uber has a similar partnership in place with Enterprise, but the GM/Lyft arrangement cuts out the go-between.
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While "Computed Curation" may seem like it cuts out the human editor, it actually teaches us something else entirely.
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Legal experts said it was a dramatic expansion of a program that cuts out review by an immigration judge.
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The curved design gives you a better viewing plane and cuts out fade that can happen on flatscreen monitors.
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Battery life: Imagine: You're halfway through your last long training run before the marathon and your music cuts out.
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Having two connections seems redundant, but the purpose is to have a backup audio transmission if one cuts out.
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When you accelerate forward, the video cuts out once you reach 10 mph, which makes it feel more native.
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The bilge alarm tone sounded again about a minute before the video, which cuts out before the sinking, ends.
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The new Winter Park Express train from Denver's Union Station to Winter Park Resort cuts out the mountain drive.
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They can do this by pointing out that courts should not legislate, because that cuts out the American voter.
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Believe me, you've made a ... [Line cuts out] The suspicious recording is not the only one to surface today.
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A small misting fan that cuts out the spray bottle element, and opts instead for a continuous spray mode.
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This means Revival cuts out unnecessary intermediaries who end up driving up cost without adding value to your purchase.
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Richard's dopamine fasting approach is more restrictive: He cuts out all activities besides writing, taking walks, and drinking water.
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Ghosh sketches an idea on paper, which he then cuts out and arranges around the frame of his phone.
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Finally, Zooropa appropriately ends on a joke or a warning or both: an alarm pulsates and cuts out abruptly.
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"It looks like a sensible deal where it cuts in and cuts out," said Richard Barwick, analyst at CLSA.
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He captains a ship called Silence, named for the fact that he cuts out the tongues of all who board.
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He then painstakingly cuts out the drawings and mounts them on brass armatures, so that the drawn narrative becomes dimensional.
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The problem is that this model almost completely cuts out the importance, and end user awareness, that app developers have.
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The mirror also cuts out all visual obstructions, like the rear seat headrests, allowing for an unobstructed field of view.
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The eye cup is wider, so it's a little better for people with glasses (me) and cuts out more light.
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CEO comments on benefits of potential tax cuts out of Washington could create near-term positive buzz, according to Bove.
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It cuts out the work of making a sauce, and it binds the roasted chicken, raw shallots and peas beautifully.
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By receiving products directly from suppliers, Costco cuts out the middlemen in the supply chain that can drive up costs.
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Viewers know that what they are seeing has been censored because the screen goes black and all sound cuts out.
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Wide area play deepens the confusion: Wi-Fi cuts out in some venues, further limiting the already restrictive communication methods.
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That includes the fact the Play Store doesn't specialize in desktop apps, which cuts out a certain number of speciality programs.
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" The audio cuts out after this line: "By 50 percent dead or alive, by 50 percent for the next 1,000 years.
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It's quick and hard to hear; it sounds like he could be saying his own name before the phone cuts out.
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But artificially capping the progress any player can make in the space of a week cuts out the thrill of progression.
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Like other D2C brands, Summersalt cuts out the middlemen to give its customers access to its swimsuits for $95 or less.
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Not only is it a wider field of view, it also cuts out the headrests and rear passengers from your vision.
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The partnership between both companies, announced in late August, cuts out the requirement of using Sonos' Controller app on a smartphone.
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Note: At this point, Farida's phone ran out of battery power, a common occurrence in Aleppo when the electricity cuts out.
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For $9.99 a month, it cuts out the delivery fee and lowers the service fee from a bunch of participating restaurants.
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It cuts out the underwriting fees and restrictions on stock sales by current owners in traditional investment-banker-driven capital raises.
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The iPhone's cold, ungiving lens cuts out all emotion and presents the poisoning as an ugly fact, presented objectively and without question.
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He flashes a sinister little look before the scene cuts out — possibly setting up the character's return in a future Marvel film.
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Alone, Liam finds himself replaying memories of the good times until he can't stand it any longer and cuts out his grain.
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And yet, when the credits wrap up, the closing music cuts out and the dark screen is met with distinct, muffled breathing.
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ET. Don't be alarmed if the video cuts out right as the booster comes in for its landing on the drone ship.
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Then, Adele's mic cuts out and her audience finishes the song as the camera pans over to a crowd of gummy bears.
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The living room is eventually deluged by the flames while alarms bleat and the camera turns monochrome shortly before it cuts out.
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They could install August's smartphone app and gain access (with your permission) that way, but this cuts out jumping through those hoops.
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Sometimes when we binge things and you're moving through a story at your own pace, it cuts out some of that conversation.
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Part of why blockchain — the software powering bitcoin — is so powerful is because it cuts out the need for a middleman entirely.
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Notice how the video cuts out before Putin receives the ball, and crops in close so you can't see what's just happened.
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Whole30 cuts out sugar, grains, dairy and legumes for 30 days, and paleo is modeled after eating habits in the paleolithic era.
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This may be helpful, as it cuts out those years of uncertainty and enables therapeutic action to be taken in some cases.
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Caruana, the 27-year-old No. 2 player in the world, cuts out certain vices months before a competition as a detox.
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Absorptive and reflective, "Rough and Unequal" plays with the utility of restriction, the vision it lends and the views it cuts out.
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China cuts out exports and investment from the Chinese market, steals intellectual property (IP), forces businesses to transfer technology and subsidizes its companies.
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The Clean Version of the film cuts out 152 instances of bad language, 91 instances of sexual content, and 22 instances of violence.
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You can turn off location services for everything, but that cuts out many of the most helpful functions in your smartphone or smartwatch.
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Gallant images of cowboys, outlaws, and ranch hands are recast as collage cuts-out that merge their figurative subjects with harsh desert landscapes.
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Giving money directly, rather than to providers like the nurseries, cuts out corruption, he says (it also happens to be a "neoliberal" approach).
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Apparently, the latter scenario has happened often enough to prompt a posted warning for moviegoers: Yes, the sound cuts out at one point.
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"Proud," the jaunty track that kicks in after "Poison Root" cuts out, builds around a Western box piano line and simple acoustic chords.
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Vizio says Cast, which streams over Wi-Fi, cuts out all the interruptions that can come when listening via Bluetooth with your phone.
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Her mother cuts out a story about a boy who lives nearby and got accepted to every Ivy League college to "motivate" her.
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The diet is a 30-day program that cuts out several foods and food groups, including dairy, grains, legumes, alcohol, and processed foods.
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It cuts out middlemen like Hulu, Netflix, The Late Show, or a magazine profile, and hands a celebrity unwavering control over their message.
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Over all, the bill cuts out residents from using public review to advocate and achieve more equitable development that better serves their communities.
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So while "Computed Curation" may seem like it cuts out the human editor, it actually exemplifies how creative tools can assist the human eye.
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The pattern gets sent to a computer-guided machine, which cuts out each of the roughly 100 panels to the exact shape and size.
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The power of the internet and other technology that cuts out the middle man has drastically allowed companies to cut costs for their consumers.
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One way it's doing so is rolling out more private-label merchandise, which cuts out the middleman and is sold at a lower price.
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But when it comes to policing racism and hate speech, Facebook's perpetually sunny push for dynamism and inventiveness cuts out like spotty wi-fi.
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Not only may it lead to a popular vote loser winning the election, it also effectively cuts out most voters from the political process.
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The chain just introduced yet another new Frappuccino that cuts out one of those steps by putting a salty snack inside the coffee drink.
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Basically, it cuts out all of the Tinder users in the surrounding town or city who aren't going to a college in the area.
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In our age of information overload that might seem like a bad idea, but RSS also cuts out everything you don't want to hear about.
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The policy cuts out a traditional asylum screening step in which migrants are interviewed to establish whether they have a "credible fear" of returning home.
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AUTOMATIC FILE BACKUPS We've all been there: you're writing the best material of your life when suddenly the power cuts out, and your computer dies.
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The ornery Jameson calls his fellow New Yorkers to action against Spider-Man, who Mysterio reveals to be Peter Parker before his video cuts out.
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A vegan diet also cuts out processed meats, which have increasingly been linked to a range of deadly cancers, include colon, kidney, and stomach cancers.
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Sure enough, the signal cuts out, the secret service barges in, and Kirkman throws open the window to see the Capitol burning in the distance.
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I also like features like the Blue Light shade, which cuts out blue light while you're reading at night so you can fall asleep easier.
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OCM, though, cuts out the bad stuff while nourishing your skin, so your body can focus on healing the acne you have without causing more.
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The Roche test, which is automated, "cuts out a lot of the manual pieces that were happening that were delaying the test results," she said.
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The other houses have a goal of going online, which is good in some ways: It cuts out a lot of costs involved in auctions.
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Night Shift cuts out some of the blue light that your iPhone omits, making it much easier on the eyes while you're reading in bed.
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The final verdict: While the spirit of the rule is laudable, the NHL could vastly improve the implementation of the rule by [mic cuts out].
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So, if the task of rubbing your brushes underneath water for an hour felt taxing to your precious time, this cuts out all the fuss immediately.
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The tiny home vacation cuts out some of the unnecessary things we deal with in day-to-day life so simple relaxation can be the focus.
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Today, though, CEO Mark Zuckerberg showed off a stripped down new design for Messenger that cuts out the games and camera tabs from the navigation bar.
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Their romance is taking flight underneath a twilit, drifting electro-acoustic ballad, and their lips are just about to meet when the music suddenly cuts out.
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Diane Davidson, the home's care leader, said the immersive experience of using virtual reality goggles has been positive for dementia sufferers because it cuts out distractions.
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Depending on my mood, I either tune it out or focus all of my anxious energy onto it, waiting for the moment that it cuts out.
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I'm also able to walk 30 full paces away and put two steel-reinforced office walls between them and my computer before the signal cuts out.
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The company cuts out middlemen, like insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers, to offer consumers generic medication that's often 50%+ cheaper than their insurance co-pay.
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I am trying to make a niche business that deals directly with the customer, cuts out working capital and develops a group of like-minded people.
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The stock market does not care whether firms actually invest more, or just pay their tax cuts out in higher dividends or other accretions to shareholders.
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When it comes to the weekends, Dorsey said he cuts out food completely, fasting from Friday through Sunday evening, and only drinks water for those three days.
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The device looks a bit like a large-faced cousin of the Apple Watch but cuts out some other typical smartwatch functions and just focuses on fitness.
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A third concern is that although CRISPR successfully hunts down and cuts out faulty DNA, it is harder to get it to insert the right new genes.
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For chocolate lovers around the world, a new invention by Nestle cuts out added sugar so that customers can enjoy its 70% dark chocolate with less guilt.
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This cuts out the middle tier of distributors that have driven prices up and fought for legislation that made them an integral part in the whole system.
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Cutting out the middleman was a key founding principle of bitcoin, which cuts out banks, and it's the premise for many evolving or anticipated uses of blockchain.
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Brilliant. When the beat cuts out for "Stop the track, let me relish in the moment, nigga / now bring that motherfucker back, 'cause I'm goin' in, nigga"?
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The raw vegan diet cuts out meat, animal products, and anything heated to more than 115 degree Fahrenheit in an effort to improve digestion and overall health.
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The result is lower prices for consumers because selling foreign goods through the e-commerce giant cuts out some of the usual costs of a traditional importer.
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The raw-food diet, which prohibits any foods heated above a certain temperature, was also low on the list, since it cuts out many perfectly healthy foods.
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To signify dream sequences (well, nightmares), it cuts out to a wider perspective that makes you feel a bit more claustrophobic, since black bars suddenly border the screen.
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"I have been asking myself what happens if you're in the middle of the worst story you've ever had to tell, and the video cuts out?" she said.
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This is not necessarily complete silence (for example, when Kate's hearing aid cuts out, the audience can hear pieces of the conversation around her, but it is garbled).
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New York-based real estate startup Oliver, for example, launched in 2015 to serve as a platform that cuts out the middleman and seamlessly connects renters with apartments.
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"By evaluating web-wide parameters like their sales performance, customer satisfaction (reviews and ratings) and their social graph, the solution cuts out inefficiencies onboarding and verifying new sellers".
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This cuts out a practice that's been used for years in which developers ask users for access to their phone contacts and sometimes use it for marketing purposes.
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At home, he cuts out furniture and blankets, keeps "knives and scissors" in his bed, and he seems sad when his brother bullies him, according to the document.
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Mid-piano solo, the bassist Gary Mapp cuts out, perhaps on cue, and Monk starts to revisit the melody, remapping each individual phrase, adding to the singsong appeal.
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The salt cave was an excellent place to meditate, since it cuts out distractions and sets a specific time frame for you to drop your habitual thoughts and relax.
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In their latest pivot, Richard Hendricks and the Pied Piper gang are trying to create a new internet that cuts out intermediaries like Facebook, Google, and the fictional Hooli.
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The video cuts out before we see what happens to the fan but it looks like one of Gabriel's teammates is about to offer some kind of vigilante justice.
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The artist-as-curator is a longstanding tradition that cuts out the middleman to bring an exhibition to its bare essentials: artists working with other artists while showing art.
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But in getting rid of that guesswork and speeding up play, a digital version also cuts out the way that board games are designed to teach themselves to players.
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At the beginning of last year he launched a one-stop service for licensing businesses, which cuts out the need to spend days dashing from one ministry to another.
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In practical terms, the device is a backup power supply that sits between you and the wall outlet, making sure your computer doesn't crash when the power cuts out.
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Building to a crescendo, Weiss frees herself at the end as the music cuts out and the line "There's nothing to keep me here" echos out on its own.
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With traditional surgery, by contrast, a doctor cuts out the old valve and sews in a new one, removing the old valve instead of leaving it in the heart.
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And in a family dinner scene in "Hereditary," all the sound cuts out except the clatter of silverware, which seems like the final blows of a bloody sword fight.
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Verkada's cloud lets the right employees keep watch from mobile, and data is also stored locally on the cameras so they keep recording even if the internet cuts out.
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That cuts out the wholesalers and the pharmacy-benefit managers, which are in charge of negotiating drug prices, along with the charges that would come along with their involvement.
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Kenyan banks, squeezed by a cap on lending rates, are pouring cash into government securities anyway; investors may see M-Akiba as a savings account that cuts out the middleman.
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But the process by which a flu virus hijacks a host cell's molecular machinery in order to reproduce itself cuts out of the loop what are known as proofreading enzymes.
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Messenger for web browsers includes a number of useful features you don't get through the main Facebook site, and cuts out a lot of the clutter of the main portal.
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But the person presented at trial doesn't match the one I know: a friendly and intelligent man who cuts out New Yorker cartoons and tapes them to his typewritten letters.
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The company also has the $199 Switch Lite, a smaller, cheaper version that cuts out the removable Joy-Con controllers and TV dock, which is set to release this September.
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It cuts out the fees and time restrictions of finding and enrolling in a community college course and gives you more variety than most pay-per-class online learning platforms.
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But it cuts out a bit more of the dim light than we do, resulting in apparent holes where quantitative measurements have found a weak corona around the sun's poles.
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The Paleo diet focuses on vegetables and fruits, seeds and nuts, and lean meats like chicken, pork, and beef — and cuts out grains, dairy, potatoes, legumes, and all processed foods.
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On April 7th, FBI Director James Comey told an audience the hack doesn't work on any phones newer than a 5S, which cuts out three-quarters of active iPhones up front.
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The company makes POS devices that are more lightweight and affordable than traditional service providers, while it cuts out middlemen to offer its own customer services to reduce complication and cost.
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When we say "healthier," we mean that air fryers use little to no actual oil, which cuts out a ton of all the bad stuff that comes along with fried foods.
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Streamspace, Flixxo, Viuly, Viewly, and Stream are all doing some flavor of a video sharing platform for content creators that cuts out the middle man (by creating a new middle man).
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But with tons of colors and cuts out there, it can be tricky to know what you really need and what's just going to sit at the back of your stash.
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Cut out the clutter and focus on what's important by switching on Immersive Reader, a feature that cuts out just about everything except the text and the images of a page.
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A reading view that actually worksScreenshot: GizmodoYou might be vaguely aware that your current browser has a distraction-free mode that cuts out page clutter, but is it as good as Edge's?
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The scene cuts out, before a title card announces that Spider-Man will return to the big screen with a new film slated for 2019 (no solid date has been set yet).
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The figures themselves vary in appearance of realness, like Madame Tussauds models that can occasionally be seen breathing — an effect that's amplified when the music eventually cuts out but the filming continues.
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But even if this happens, that still cuts out a huge portion of smartphone users, and Google has told me repeatedly that its tight integration with Android makes an iOS release unlikely.
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The expedited process cuts out the time-consuming elements of pitching venture capitalists, the company says, allowing businesses to go from zero to $5 million — or more — in a matter of hours.
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Legal experts said it was a dramatic expansion of a program already used along the U.S.-Mexican border that cuts out review by an immigration judge, usually without access to an attorney.
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Many college students are no longer feeling the need to get a name-brand degree, and are instead opting for the more affordable version, which cuts out a slew of loan payments.
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For instance, the researchers think that this sort of technology would make video chat better, since a computer could generate an image of you speaking if the always awful video feed cuts out.
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Charlene Grosse, an accredited dietitian and spokesperson for the Dietitians Association of Australia, is concerned that a diet like this cuts out whole food groups, limiting variety and increasing deficiencies with multiple nutrients.
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Having to leave the kids at home for a trip to the movies isn't an appealing option for families in most cases, and that cuts out a large portion of the moviegoing population.
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As well as making China-wide transactions easier for the retailers currently riding the e-commerce wave, ditching cash cuts out the cost for firms and banks of creating and managing paper currency.
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Fair trade cuts out unnecessary middlemen and allows farmers to work directly with retailers so that consumers get the best product at the best price — while paying farmers and laborers a fair wage.
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Again and again in "La Llorona," Chaves creates setups that are so obvious that you giggle, only to turn the dial a bit — and amp the creepiness — so your laughter abruptly cuts out.
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Congressional reaction to the U.S.-Mexico accord has made clear that many want Canada included and will likely strongly resist a push to approve a bilateral U.S.-Mexico accord that cuts out Canada.
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It's a smaller and cheaper version of the device that cuts out a core feature: you can't hook up a Switch Lite to your TV. It's designed exclusively for playing in handheld mode.
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During the weekend I asked every woman I interviewed for her take on this rule — something that, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, cuts out well over half of America women aged 18-28.
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It still feels like a Zelda game — swords, goblins, treasure chests, and quests — but it modernizes the adventure, and cuts out most of the tedious hand-holding that dragged down more recent Zelda adventures.
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Its interface brings to mind the functionality of an early 2000s PC video player, and it can break down, like when the sound cuts out as you move from one clip to the next.
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But they also come with some of the same problems as Sony's all-purpose truly wireless earbuds: battery life remains disappointing, the video sync issue is still present, and the audio occasionally cuts out.
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" This particular clip cuts out before Simon says exactly what his secret is, but here's a hint: Mashable's reviewer, M.J. Franklin, called it "the comforting coming-out hug every gay teen wishes they had.
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The new technology Ford is using cuts out some of that human testing and, in theory, much of the subjective error by measuring the smallest variations in seats to figure out what is working.
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Meanwhile, Old Man Wetness might be breaking his own record, knocking down at least five in a row—and he easily looks like he's on his way to his sixth before it cuts out.
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Finding extra money and slimming the EU funds into a single instrument will not be easy, in part because Britain is set to leave the bloc next year and cuts out a large contributor.
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One that can never truly touch the void etched into you as you hear a buzzer abruptly halt a conversation with someone you love while he's in jail, and the line slowly cuts out.
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An old video of XXX is making the rounds online, which shows him dancing behind a girl filming herself ... and then hitting her on the side of her head before the camera cuts out.
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The Facebook clip cuts out key parts of what Sanders actually told the students, including key context to indicate he is talking about perceived stereotypes in society and not his own points of view.
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For example, it allows outdoor devices to operate outside the range of your Wi-Fi without a range extender, and it also allows you to keep using the lights if your internet cuts out.
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But the changes that are here — a larger, more detailed world and a streamlined structure that cuts out the annoying bits — are enough to make this the ideal iteration of the concept to date.
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At one point, the music cuts out, and all you can hear are feet tapping out rhythms, the thumps of dancing bodies when they land jumps, and the steady piping of breath, keeping time.
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One of the team's final cuts out of spring training, Cravy was called up May 21 but never appeared in a game as the Brewers' scheduled contest with the Cubs that night was rained out.
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Well, it looks a little nicer, it's a little cheaper, and it cuts out the heart rate monitor while adding a movement reminder feature and the option to show simple phone notifications on your wrist.
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Orii is a new Kickstarter (via Engadget) with a similar idea, but it cuts out the middleman: you wear it as a ring on your finger, so the vibration has a shorter distance to travel.
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SaneBox—which starts from $7 a month after a free trial—not only cuts out spam but learns which of your messages are most important to you as well, meaning less time wading through emails.
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A trimmed-down second act that cuts out character momentum in favor of getting to the big fight more quickly is a good idea if all you care about is putting big, explosive effects onscreen.
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The new Senate bill, like the bill the House passed last month, would roll back that Medicaid expansion, though the Senate version would do so more slowly, spreading the cuts out between 2021 and 2024.
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The way it cuts out at the end of the track, I thought that was an opportunity to take everyone down and give everyone a break after playing quite energetically for six to seven hours.
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"When borrowers have the choice to repay through their employer, this cuts out much of the red tape and the distorted incentives of middlemen," said Rohit Chopra, a senior fellow at Consumer Federation of America.
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The way that he raps the word "pistol" as the beat cuts out brings the entire image to life, and you can suddenly see the gun lying there on the passenger seat of this Ferrari.
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Working with David Fincher on movies like "The Social Network" and "Gone Girl," Nelson, 33, developed a new digital process that cuts out middlemen, allowing Fincher's editing team to make and review cuts in real time.
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As with other online lenders, the idea here is that the company uses its own algorithms for determining a user's credit score, and cuts out banks from the whole equation when processing the whole loan online.
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However, a representative for Tesla told Business Insider that the key is still the primary way of using the car and she recommends that customers always carry it in case their phone cuts out, for example.
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"Cities say they care about economic development, but then they end up granting subsidies in a way that cuts out control by school boards, parents and others," said Good Jobs' Scott Klinger, who authored the report.
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The benefits of Amazon's $13.7 billion acquisition of Whole Foods more or less went live this week, with price cuts out the wazoo as well as a bunch of Amazon Echo devices available for sale in stores.
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A report published in the Nikkei on Thursday claimed that the company was planning on releasing a smaller version of the Switch that prioritizes portability and cuts out some features to reduce the price of the console.
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Currently, Blinkist doesn't really make a lot of money from referrals, since on iOS as one example, it cannot link to Amazon purchasing (only iTunes), which cuts out one of the most popular platforms for buying books.
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So-called autonomous vehicles have long been viewed as the future of transportation services, since the technology cuts out the costs of drivers, can lower fares for customers and has the potential to reduce traffic and pollution.
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Like Beyoncé, who cuts out the marketers and drops songs and albums online with no warning, Mr. Trump ignores political convention and instead uses nonstop media appearances and rampant tweeting to communicate almost directly with his audience.
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Many homeowners pave their front yards to make parking pads, and others carve spaces (known as curb cuts) out of the sidewalk — sometimes illegally — to create driveways, forever claiming a sliver of New York for their vehicle.
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Her aptly named "Husband Shirt" — yes, the one famously donned by an almost-engaged Meghan Markle back in 2017 — cuts out the middleman (sorry dudes!), offering a sophisticated menswear-inspired power piece with plenty of styling potential.
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On the flip side, Turkey does not acknowledge the internationally recognized government of the Republic of Cyprus in Nicosia, which means that the agreement between the European Union and Turkey on migrants de facto cuts out Cyprus.
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At the end of the remix, everything cuts out and all you're left with is Bieber's feathery voice singing "Des-pa-cito" with a blush of yearning — an end that fits seamlessly with the beginning of the song.
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This cuts out Mark Meadows, and Lee Zeldin, and you are just going to have the intelligence committee handling these public hearings, and it will be about 45 minutes for each side to ask questions of these witnesses.
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Thrive cuts out the middleman and buys from brands directly, which is why the company is able to offer items that are at a lower price point than what you see at Whole Foods and other health food stores.
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Founded in 2015, Toast offers an Android app which takes cross-border remittance digital and cuts out the fees, which can amount to as much as one month of salary over the course of a year of monthly payments.
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Internet service — essential to placing an order — cuts out frequently during the best of times and goes down entirely for weeks or months during winter, when the trunk line to Srinagar, the state capital, is damaged under the snow.
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For vegans Our pick: Tacos (soft corn tortillas) with black beans, fajita vegetables and romaine lettuce The best vegan option is the same as the vegetarian one, minus the cheese, which cuts out 100 calories and 5 grams of saturated fat.
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AdBlock Plus teamed up with microdonation platform Flattr to come up with a system that cuts out the advertising middleman, offering users the choice to remove ads in favor of setting up selective payments only to the websites they visit.
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The result has been a Republican strategy that cuts out the Democrats on major issues like health care and tax reform through the reconciliation process, but so far the plan has failed to achieve enough party unity to enact policy.
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A new, cheaper iPad that cuts out some of the more premium features on the iPad Pro in favor of a lower price point (maybe adds a "smart connector" for hooking up a keyboard case) could be great for students.
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With all that in mind, there's really no reason to install Gmail Go if you can use Gmail—it cuts out a substantial number of features for only one advantage, which is that the app is smaller and more lightweight.
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The Amundi/Pioneer tie-up will lead to 450 job cuts out of a combined staff of 5,000 people globally, yielding annual benefits of 180 million euros within three years with a targeted return on investment of around 10 percent.
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" This new/old model of community supported fishing (CSF), the UN Foundation announced: "cuts out the convoluted and sometimes sketchy international seafood processors and industrial fishers to a direct relationship with local fishermen and the more sustainable seafood selections they catch.
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You don't see it coming at all, since the rhyme all falls in the way he says sprankles, and the beat cuts out here, giving extra emphasis to Wayne's reminder that, yes, this is the "Ice Cream Paint Job" beat.
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Overall, I&aposm a big fan of HelloFresh and it&aposs made cooking a lot easier and more convenient for my lifestyleAs I tested out HelloFresh, I realized that it cuts out the need to go to the grocery store.
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And the monthlong, highly restrictive Whole30 diet, which cuts out all grains, sugars, breads, desserts, alcohol, dairy, legumes, and processed foods, is not only difficult to follow, but not backed by science, and experts continue to be skeptical of it.
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Instant Pot Duo, 6 Quart, $79, available at Amazon,Yes, ordering food online cuts out the need to shop for groceries, and that's great, but you probably won't switch to online for everything (and you can't live off steak gift boxes alone).
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Caffeine, whose name is inspired by the idea of people connecting over a cup of coffee, wants to compete with live TV by offering a platform that cuts out any delay time from a live broadcast, versus the seconds of delay on Twitch.
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Halfway through its 10-minute running time, the track cuts out, and we're left with about four minutes of footage of the sleeping celebrities, with no sound other than their quiet breathing and no action beyond the occasional heaving of a ribcage.
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You can go on the Coeio website and buy a mushroom suit for $1,500, which is comparable in price to a traditional casket or coffin, but cuts out costs like the grave liner and embalming process with the goal of going natural.
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Zanegwa sported a shaved head and a blue velvet dress that shimmered against the emerald-colored walls of the booth as she explained patiently how she cuts out large portions of each work to use in another, thus intimately linking the works.
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While it doesn't seem like much – a water fountain connected to an app, basically – Pessel notes that 50% of all bottled water comes from the tap anyway so this just cuts out the plastic-producing and, at $2 a bottle in New York, expensive middlemen.
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The deal cuts out a layer of intermediation between Ford and QNX, at the very least, turning BlackBerry into a Tier 1 supplier, whereas most of BlackBerry's business with automakers previously has been through another link in the supply chain, like Panasonic in this case.
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Check the landing out for yourself: The drone ship's onboard camera usually cuts out during these kinds of landings because it's difficult to keep a tenuous satellite link in the middle of the ocean when the ship's being jostled around by a rocket's engine.
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Usually, a CRISPR system—which consists of an enzyme called Cas9 that cuts out a portion of a target DNA strand, as well as a short strand of RNA that guides the enzyme to its target—catches a ride through the body in a virus.
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Google's covert project, known as Dragonfly, is reportedly a version of the search engine that blocks forbidden sites like Facebook and Twitter, censors search terms like the Tiananmen Square massacre and cuts out prominent Western news sources like the BBC and The New York Times.
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The new administration most often cuts out these acting fill-ins from serious discussions; the position of undersecretary for Arms Control and International Security, who might be expected to sit in on senior meetings on this subject when Secretary Tillerson is traveling, is conspicuously vacant.
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But CNN revealed last week that the legislation, which promises more transparency, actually cuts out the Office of Congressional Ethics, from any role in investigating any claim filed with the Office of Compliance, the office where aides are directed to report any inappropriate activity.
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Listeners have highlighted two modifications so far to Yeezus on Apple Music: In the opening line of "Black Skinhead," the words "for my theme song" have been pitched down, and the beat cuts out on the line "I might ride around on my bodyguard's back like Prince in the club" on "Send It Up." Right now, those changes are only on Apple Music and not on Tidal or Spotify, but our own listening caught another tweak that's on all streaming services already: At 1:15 on "I Am a God," the beat cuts out under "y'all better quit playing with God," which it doesn't do on the original version.
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That probably doesn't matter now — Instagram likely already knows what products you are buying online based on its third-party data collection — but collecting that data right inside the Facebook app is even simpler and potentially more valuable in that it cuts out the middle man.
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It has previously been one of the big advocates of a "see-now, buy-now" approach, which cuts out the six-month delay in delivering a runway collection to stores, but requires taking a punt in terms of forecasting what will do well off the catwalk.
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Once he gets to the boarding lane, he gets concerned because the attendants seem to be "properly checking" everyone's luggage to make sure it fits, but while the video cuts out for the moment ha he passes the crew, Cimino is able to board without issue.
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The images in A Beautiful Planet 3D were filmed by astronauts; at least one veteran space traveler says the IMAX journey may be better than actually being in space because it's cheaper, faster and cuts out the part of the trip where most people get sick.
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"I received so many death threats, 'Kill yourself you attention seeking whore that only cares about herself and cuts out all your friends, you deserve to die, so please just do it now and save the world some more embarrassment,' " O'Neill, 18, writes in the newsletter, reposted on Tumblr.
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EditorsNote: Cuts out over 100 words throughout recap; other fixes Chris Kreider scored a goal and had a nifty power-play assist as the New York Rangers scored three times in the first period and recorded a 5-2 victory over the visiting New Jersey Devils on Saturday afternoon.
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According to Craig Clarke, a keto evangelist and author, the keto diet cuts out the phases but never eases up on the carbs, limiting them to a mere 5 percent of a person's daily calorie intake (compared to the 50 to 65 percent in the typical American diet).
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"Roughly 60 percent of the stream miles in the U.S. are intermittent, so if that's what the proposal cuts out, it will make it easier for polluters to dump in them," said Jonathan Devine, an expert in clean water law at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy group.
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If you want to play actual Genesis cartridges, you might have to drop a pretty dollar on used copies and a system like the Mega Sg. The Genesis Mini cuts out the hassle and delivers a high-quality experience with everything you need to play right in the box.
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Reinstalling your OS or resetting your phone can make a big difference because it cuts out most of the contributing factors we've mentioned above, but unless you're restoring the original OS that came with the device, it still won't run as snappily, even before you've started adding your apps back in.
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And in the case of both companies — Facebook with Instant Articles and Google with its Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project — there's the very real possibility of separating web content from publisher-owned websites, which, at least on mobile, cuts out the startups that have heretofore made the internet money engine run.
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The idea that Apple might give people full control over their health records, as is the stated goal of Gliimpse, is also exciting because it cuts out that middle man, the companies that would surely love to find a way to make money off this new electronic medical records system.
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So while the failure of skinny repeal is bad news for the health care industries and high earners who hoped to get tax cuts out of whatever emerged from conference committee, it's especially bad news for medical device manufacturers, who were all but guaranteed tax relief from the passage of any legislation.
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According to Shelly Debiasse, nutrition program director at Boston University College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, there is a greater occurrence of sensitivities to grains, dairy, peanuts, and sulfites (the foods the program cuts out) in the US. These foods, however, have "no adverse medical effects" for the vast majority of people.
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"Having access to a professional fashion stylist cuts out a lot of time for busy people who are tired of wasting countless hours endlessly scrolling fashion websites and buying a lot, yet still having a closet of ill-fitting, outdated outfits," says Gill, who charges $650 for a closet detox and $1,950 for a makeover.
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Obesity up among women Relying on data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, which cuts out the possibility of people self-reporting and lying about their weights or heights, scientists monitor obesity trends because of the real health consequences associated with obesity, explained Cynthia Ogden, one of the authors of the two studies.
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Where mainstream producers must divide profits, wait months on payments, and may never see their beats used at all, internet producers like Taylor argue that their business model cuts out the middlemen, allowing them to sell whatever they want, to whomever they want, on whatever terms they see fit—and see an immediate payday.
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A built-in app launcher that you can activate at any time with a double tap, and which comes up automatically when the video feed cuts out after 10 mph is also smart, and you can preload up to four selections (like Waze or Google Maps for navigation) that you then tap to launch directly.
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My guess is the buying feature will be popular for those visiting the site as well as it cuts out an extra step requiring them to click off the site to get the products they already want, but people don't always react well to change so we'll have to wait and see how it goes.
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That came as a disappointment to some Spotify users, who were excited at the prospect of buying a Car Thing for themselves: It has a built-in 4G/LTE modem to stream music without pairing to a phone, and it has a cache so that the music doesn&apost stop when reception cuts out.
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With each new hook up or awkward dinner, the audience gets an honest glimpse into both the frustrations (Kate's hearing aid cuts out in the middle of her boss' instructions) and novelties (Kate and Michael are able to sleep soundly on a flight filled with screaming babies and coughing passengers) that make up their lives as deaf people.
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Sober people explain this fact with a frankly implausible-sounding claim: When you remove large quantities of alcohol from your daily caloric regimen, your body sometimes reassesses its relationship to sugar—which, for a lot of alcoholics, means intensely craving it (whether because of sugar cravings related to lower caloric intake when a person cuts out alcohol, alcohol's relationship to low blood sugar, or a host of psychological reasons).
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