And in doing this, there's no substitute for elbow grease.
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Is all of this elbow grease enough for the president?
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Getting Siri Shortcuts to work for you requires more elbow grease.
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"He's gotta put some elbow grease into this," said Democratic Sen.
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Are they screaming at their kids about bootstraps and elbow grease?
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Since it's manual, this spiralizer does require a little elbow grease.
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Take the time (and the elbow grease) needed to fix those issues.
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But, that is easy enough with steel wool and some elbow grease.
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I suspect it may require a bit more elbow grease to solve.
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For most individuals, these achievements slowly blossom from repetition and elbow grease.
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Any leftover debris should rinse off with water and a little elbow grease.
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It took some elbow grease, but I am obsessed with the finished product.
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Also, if you've got caramel, you've got to use plenty of elbow grease.
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Being a porter is pretty straightforward work, but it requires some elbow grease.
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Industries that required large amounts of elbow grease could be left to foreigners.
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But it's going to require creativity, elbow grease and a bit of luck.
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The first turn took some elbow grease, but, after that, it was relatively easy.
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Sometimes you just need a little extra elbow grease to make it really shine.
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No need for hired help when you've got skills, basic tools, and elbow grease.
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Save yourself a ton of elbow grease by lining the bottom with a silicon liner.
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But sometimes it takes a special brand of elbow grease to get the job done.
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This time shouldn't take more than a little solvent and a lot of elbow grease.
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The team estimated that they did maybe five years of elbow-grease work in 18 months.
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The pack gives you everything to take off, but that elbow grease is up to you.
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That process, as it turns out, is dead simple: soap, water, and lots of elbow grease.
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He has spent the past two years applying elbow grease in the hope of burnishing it.
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This was remedied quickly by using a little elbow grease to pop it back into place.
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Rather, they're made with lots of love, good ol' elbow grease, and a healthy dose of humor.
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Bathroom cleaner: Your tile looked like new once, and with a little elbow grease it can again.
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The solution isn't a neural network or computer vision system, though: For now, it's just elbow grease.
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A few drawbacks: Unlike a hand-cranked spiralizer, the veggetti does take more elbow grease to use.
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Rather than killing weeds with chemicals, the family uses a little elbow grease to ventilate the earth.
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"Higher utility bills are likely, and you have the repairs and elbow grease that go into it."
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That pays for the glitter, styrofoam, feathers and elbow grease workers are now using to prepare the spectacle.
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They're not so damaged that they need to be demolished, but still need significant remodeling and elbow grease.
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Imagine all the elbow grease that goes into the more intense stuff, or even a minute of footage.
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According to Elle Décor, getting some of that sweet slumber only takes a little bit of elbow grease.
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The New York Times printing operation runs with an impressive blend of automation and old-fashioned elbow grease.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Reckitt Benckiser boss Rakesh Kapoor needs some elbow grease to make his next deal sparkle.
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Cleanup is quite easy, even with burned-on hash brown potatoes, which did take a little elbow grease.
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Which means that with a little hard work and some elbow grease, they can still blow this thing.
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The books will center around a boisterous family of monster trucks named Elbow Grease, Pinball, Flash, Crash, and Tank.
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These devices take the elbow grease out of cleaning, moving around homes and sucking up dirt and dust autonomously.
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With some luck and a bit of elbow grease, you might end up with everything you've ever dreamed of.
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"The Branch" suggests that life requires occasional elbow grease; Nana, less excitingly, suggests that life just ends up happening.
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It clearly took some elbow grease, but he managed to create a lovely little machine that does just that.
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All it takes is a little elbow grease for Angelina Jolie to transform into the glamorous Disney villain Maleficent.
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Amazon&aposs Kendra, however, requires customers to put some elbow grease into setting it up, which may hamper adoption.
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With a little old fashioned elbow grease, you can have fresh, homemade cantaloupe sorbet as a perfect summer palate cleanser.
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If we're going to map the world, we're not going to do it with ever-greater volumes of elbow grease.
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Come back along with a paper towel or a rag, and, using some elbow grease, wipe it down. Done-zo.
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Cleaning up burned-on food takes some soaking and elbow grease, but most people found this set easy to clean.
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While this kit does take more time and elbow grease than the drill-based kit, it's worth the extra effort.
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Media companies of all kinds must accept responsibility and deploy artificial intelligence and plain old elbow grease to the task.
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With a few pantry ingredients and a little elbow grease, your workwear will be ready for its business casual close-up.
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In the months before the election, getting even 229 women signed up for our programs each month took serious elbow grease.
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I pulled away the larger outside layers, and with a little bit more elbow grease, was able to get it through.
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With two pints of vinegar and some elbow grease I managed to rid my apartment of the stale smell of aquarium.
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While it may require a little elbow grease to keep Comcast in line, owning your own hardware is still worth it.
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But its bones are still strong, and with some elbow grease and rust paint, we've managed to resurrect our forgotten CLOUD.
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But Trump didn't call for black people to stop lazing around and use a little more elbow grease on those bootstraps.
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If you don't have a hand mixer (or can't be bothered with the cleaning), it's going to take some elbow grease.
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Just a fresh coat of chalky white paint on the lime plaster walls and some elbow grease on its water-warped skeleton.
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The Hario Mini Mill Slim Hand Coffee Grinder cranks out great grinds if you're willing to put in a little elbow grease.
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Fortunately, even a stubborn coating of ice is easy to clear with a bit of elbow grease and a great ice scraper.
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Mars will harmonize with Saturn, the planet of commitment, finding you putting in the elbow grease to make your beliefs come to life.
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Fortunately, a number of liberal arts "work colleges" exist that allow you to earn your degree with elbow grease in addition to studying.
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Or a liquid lipstick that requires body scrub, elbow grease, and an existential crisis (because what if it never comes off?) to remove.
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The best tools can help keep your grill clean, but you may have to put some elbow grease into removing that barbecue grease.
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Cabán ultimately lost after absentee ballots were counted, but D'Adamo, nonetheless, chalked it up as proof that local elbow grease changed the game.
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The underlying assumption is that a little love language elbow grease is all it takes to keep a long-term relationship running smoothly.
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It made little sense to apply any elbow grease searching for yields when options ranged from earning nothing to earning next to nothing.
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But there it is, undeniable evidence that a little elbow grease and the appropriate tools are all anyone needs to fix a minor ding.
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But in a race that's favored massive rallies and Trump's promises of "so much winning," Bush's humble, hardworking, elbow-grease campaign message hasn't impressed.
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What a relief and a release to enter a world where obstructions can be overcome with a little ingenuity, elbow grease and self-confidence.
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This pointed to the fact that there was too much economic leverage and not enough elbow grease fueling the top-line corporate growth numbers.
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It's not rocket science, but it does take a good amount of elbow grease up front and a substantial amount of prep and time.
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Alternatively, a regular garden hose with a good spray nozzle and some elbow grease will get the job done with a bit more effort.
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The compact but powerful DeWalt 8V MAX Gyroscopic Inline Screwdriver can sink screws at up to 430 RPM, saving you time and elbow grease.
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You'll need to use some elbow grease to push your foods toward the chute feed, but the slow-and-steady outcome is worth it.
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It means us luddites can use them to fight back in the inevitable battle between man and machine, between technology and good old elbow grease.
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Implementing the Bitcoin hash algorithm in assembly code on a 217-bit computer from the 803s took some elbow grease to get working, he says.
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Used together with a bit of elbow grease, CLR's BBQ Grill Cleaner Spray and CLR's Stainless Steel Cleaner can leave your grill looking brand new.
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Whereas American baristas wouldn't be caught dead breaking a sweat grinding beans, operations like Gallery Drip in Bangkok serve beans cracked entirely by elbow grease.
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Our daughters, on the other hand, may miss the chance to gain confidence in their abilities if they always count on intellectual elbow grease alone.
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I love that there has been more elbow grease, more dollars I think than we've ever seen come out of people who are supporting Democrats.
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The rest of the sunny space came together with a little less elbow grease, and now sports rattan furniture, a pergola and a plethora of plants.
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With motivator Mars charging through the Bull's pen until the 21st, we'll have lots of elbow grease and focus for tasks that might normally feel annoying.
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If you're still using an old-school brush that requires you to use a bit of elbow grease, it's high time you gave yourself a break.
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"S-Town" is not another tale of a journalist trying to solve a murder with just a microphone and a little elbow grease, and thank God.
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The 7-year-old doesn't seem to mind a little elbow grease, adorably telling Chip she's "really excited" to try her hand at installing the wall treatment.
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A sharp knife, some decent scissors, an oyster knife, and some good ol' fashioned elbow grease—do whatever it takes to minimize the work of your guests.
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By doing just enough to her readymades, with an infectious zeal and lots of elbow grease, Owens makes distinctive works that fit in perfectly with the times.
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Carroll says her parents are great role models who taught her good financial habits, as well as being generous with support and even some occasional elbow grease.
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The sensors attempt to scope out where the mess is, then use the precision jet sprays, cleaning pads, and some elbow grease to wipe up the grime.
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Because, she says, her "gossip magazine is an interior design catalog," it made total sense to Roden to put a lot of personal elbow grease into the project.
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Though certainly admirable that McLaren put a little more elbow grease into this limited-edition machine, some millionaires and billionaires might not be too happy about the change.
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The only other big difference from fishing is that you must physically pull the rope from the cold water yourself, which requires a fair amount of elbow grease.
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The axe head gets a fairly traditional cleaning: a vinegar bath and some elbow grease to take the rust off, followed by a resharpening on a bench grinder.
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From amazonGMG may get a commissionBuy nowHeated Ice ScraperSomething that melts ice as you scrape it sounds so much easier than putting in some old-fashioned elbow grease.
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Though many games, especially Nintendo ones, are controlled and coordinated experiences, with a little bit of digital elbow grease, we can finally start seeing how it all works.
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In exchange for a bit of elbow grease, volunteers get an all-access pass to the conference, so you can tour the show when you're not on shift.
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"Bloomberg's built a strong ground operation in nothing-flat, but he hasn't put in the elbow grease himself, and you can't skip that part and win," Manning said.
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A green Scotch-Brite pad, or a paste of baking soda and water (plus a sponge and elbow grease,) will take care of what's left the next morning.
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If your tub is really bad, though, you might need to lend a little elbow grease to the mix with the OXO Good Grips All-Purpose Scrub Brush.
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So if you're chasing a fully automated, robot-powered, end-to-cleaning-chores dream be warned there's still a little human elbow grease required to keep everything running smoothly.
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Luckily, her glam squad was on hand to manage the sticky situation, and used some oil and old-fashioned elbow grease to get the black adhesive off her feet.
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You're in luck: Stanford students have created a quadrupedal robot platform called Doggo that you can build with off-the-shelf parts and a considerable amount of elbow grease.
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Ultimately, the Grillbot isn't going to be as effective as good old elbow grease, but could be a neat gift for yourself or any lazy griller in your life.
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The only consistent complaint we saw was that you may need to use a little bit of elbow grease once you get to the end of your vegetable pieces.
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That's just fancy words for 31,000 brush strokes per minute, plus it removes up to 6 times more plaque than you'd be able to muster with old fashioned elbow grease.
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When you break down masturbation to its basic elements—privacy, a little bit of inspiration, some elbow grease, and hopefully a modest cleanup routine—there's obviously nothing to be embarrassed about.
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The Senate majority leader's approach to the mercurial president has been to let Trump decide what he wants and then put varying levels of legislative elbow grease into making that happen.
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Their work suggests that, with a bit of tweaking and plenty of elbow grease, CRISPR-Cas290 stands a good chance of graduating, sooner or later, from the laboratory to the clinic.
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With luck and a bit of elbow grease, ShapeMeasure could turn out to be a real differentiator in the contractor space — every hour counts, as does every dollar in an estimate.
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While you need people who are constantly pushing the envelope and churning out new ideas, innovation is backed by hard work — elbow grease shouldn't be a phrase from a bygone era!
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The group also provided elbow grease for the San Bernardino cultural center, which recently opened in a vintage adobe building and will house glass and pottery studios and a resident mariachi band.
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On the other hand, they generally aren't the easiest to store if you have small space, and they require that you use a bit of elbow grease —pushing and pulling as you go.
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The new Elite Café, into which the couple have put a lot of "elbow grease," should prove to be as popular as Magnolia Market, the couple's two-and-a-half acre lifestyle store.
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"It takes about three and a half hours," the 33-year-old actress tells Refinery29, adding that removing the stuff requires just as much elbow grease — both theoretically and, as we learned, literally.
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LIKE this reviewer, many parents will have given their children electric toothbrushes for Christmas, hoping that the sensors that buzz after two minutes will keep them brushing longer than their flimsy elbow grease.
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The street remained closed for nearly two hours while approximately 25 firemen and a handful DreiMeister employees cleaned the street with hot water, a roofing torch, shovels, and "Muskelkraft" (German for elbow grease).
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On the other hand, they generally aren't the easiest to store if you have a small space, and they require that you use a bit of elbow grease —pushing and pulling as you go.
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The idealistic dream these services sell to users — that anyone can be famous with a mic, a keyboard, a webcam, and a bit of elbow grease — sounds like the culmination of early cyber utopianism.
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"With Elbow Grease and the books to follow, I want to offer kids a fun and engaging way to learn about the power of ambition, dedication, and heart," said Cena in a press release.
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It eventually used IFTTT to prompt screen updates without manual intervention, but even that required a little bit more digital elbow grease—and a little less functionality—than might justify the added bulk and expense.
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Instead, she bought a Tesla Model 3 direct from the company new and then used elbow grease, ingenuity, some help from friends and power tools to turn it into a two-seater with a flatbed.
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While it'll take a little bit of elbow grease, detailing cars is something that many people will pay you handsomely to do — a full detail by a professional can often cost as much as $200.
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Volunteers include experienced medical professionals and individuals who can provide only elbow grease; between these extremes of competence are the hordes of students in the health professions, among whom global volunteering has become immensely popular.
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You may have heard of janky methods involving toothpaste or bug spray to clear headlights, but the best way to do it is with a headlight restoration kit and a little bit of elbow grease.
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Again, like a home in real life, cleaning up isn't always fun and easy, but if you put in a little elbow grease it may be worth the peace of mind of a clutter-free inbox.
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Well, Upton juxtaposes the color-coordinated image with a more realistic shot of how exactly she gets a room that clean (with a solid vacuum and some elbow grease), while wearing sneakers with the laces untied.
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Most baking from scratch, especially if you haven't committed serious $$$ to a heavy-duty stand mixer, requires a lot of elbow grease—the kind of labor we will admit we'd rather let the local baker exert.
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That kind of elbow-grease animation is the stock and trade of Aardman Animations and its star, Nick Park, who invented the cheese-loving inventor Wallace and his long-suffering sidekick Gromit in the late 1980s.
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Those with college degrees; households with higher annual incomes; and those who work in the government, education or nonprofit sector were also more skeptical that machines will render most human elbow grease redundant in the near future.
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Facebook tried to answer this problem by building its 360 Surround camera and open sourcing the designs so professional creators with $30,000 and some elbow grease can build their own top-of-the-line VR capture device.
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I like to work toward a future where I can engage in deeply immersive and even bizarre cultural experiences, the kinds of exchanges you can't have unless you put some serious elbow grease into your trip planning.
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At the Iconic Tour in Los Angeles, Tony Robbins discussed how he had no trouble cleaning floors and putting in a little extra elbow grease into his work while young, especially if it meant one thing: freedom.
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The Hyundai luxury arm does not, however, have any plans to put the adorable thing into production—perhaps because, as we learned this week, getting world-changing tech into the market takes a fair amount of elbow grease.
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At the Iconic Tour in Los Angeles, the motivational speaker discussed how he had no trouble cleaning floors and putting in a little extra elbow grease into his work while young, especially if it meant one thing: freedom.
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He did it without using any heavy machinery beyond two horses and elbow grease, he says, pouring a gin infused with sansho berries from his yard and chilled with what he swears is 20093,000-year-old Antarctic ice.
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HOUSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - All it took was a pair of bolt cutters and the elbow grease of a few climate activists to carry out an audacious act of sabotage on North America's massive oil and gas pipeline system.
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"I'm not wealthy, so it's been a lot of elbow grease to try to make it happen," said Mr. Katzman who is now working with another photographer, Pierre Vreyen, to make a facsimile of his entire Camera Work collection.
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They are lived-in, as in full of stuff that doesn't look new anymore, covered in stains that don't respect "elbow grease," and pockmarked with failings that aren't so much impossible to address as they are non-urgent to address.
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It's an immensely satisfying formula: You're watching someone make their life better by taking a few simple steps, and it makes you feel that you, too, can fix the world with just a little bit of elbow grease and common sense.
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With a little elbow grease our trusty satellite could become a platform from which to build out the space industry — and while a partnership with NASA, the ESA and others would be best, Blue Origin will do it solo if it has to.
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Subsys, a fentanyl-based spray, was approved for managing pain for terminally-ill cancer patients, but with a little elbow grease and a lot of grift, Insys managed to get doctors to prescribe it to patients with a slew of other conditions.
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Simply buff away blemishes using the cloth and a bit of elbow grease, and for very stubborn marks try putting a few drops of cooking oil onto that cloth and rubbing it into the stainless, working with the "grain" of the steel.
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It required a lot of DIY and elbow grease to make it livable (I re-grouted the bathroom myself and painted the entire apartment, as well as installed curtains, built my own closet, and re-finished the floors myself), but it was worth it.
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If you have a Mac Pro or a 27-inch iMac, the installed RAM (and with enough elbow grease, the hard drive as well) is user-accessible, but Apple is increasingly making all of its other devices less and less upgrade or repair friendly.
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Working for a celebrity means you sometimes have to do things like hold their purse, make sure they don't trip on the train of their dress and sometimes you have to even put in a little elbow grease to get them looking their best.
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Crack into it and you'll find six modules that can be swapped out with a little bit of elbow grease and a Phillips #00 screwdriver — including the display, speaker and camera, as well as the battery (harking back to days when replaceable batteries were a smartphone norm).
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The first title to publish in the series will be Elbow Grease, a picture book that follows the titular monster truck, who is smaller than his four brothers but on a mission to prove that he has the guts, grit, and gumption to do big things.
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If you're reading this, I'm guessing you're ready for a vacation, but you don't want to pay a travel agent to plan a trip, you're not sure where to start, and you're a DIY kind of person who's willing to put in some elbow grease. Great!
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Too Faced and GlamGlow both assured concerned fans in the comments that their cosmetic-grade glitter was completely safe for application, but as anyone who's ever had to use an oil-based makeup remover and a lot of elbow grease to scrub glitter from their skin the day after Halloween already well knows, those little particles can be really abrasive, particularly to sensitive and reactive skin types.
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On the move with the crew over two months, she loved the fact that something was always going on—drawing all the people together and then exploiting the labor of the elephants to raise the tent, doing two shows, tearing it down, and heading out every night to the next town, with the constant elbow grease of the workers who produce the circus, called roustabouts.
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