"We're fiddling with the emotions of the American people, fiddling with the markets, fiddling with our health care," he said.
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He also felt that fiddling with the mask was pointless.
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There are people reading newspapers or fiddling with electric lights.
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She regrets that politicians are still fiddling with the facts.
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Statisticians know better than anyone that fiddling figures is hard.
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We don't have the luxury of fiddling while Rome burns.
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Instead, he finds cinematic texture by fiddling with narrative structure.
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Each party gropes for advantage by fiddling with the franchise.
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I kept fiddling, combining different wings and masts and fuselages.
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Purists may raise an eyebrow to that sort of fiddling.
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Although the CAP is unpopular, fiddling with the system provokes nervousness.
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Fiddling around in root and bootloaders can and does brick phones.
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Although observers had expected only minor fiddling, he made big changes.
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The vast majority of the fiddling was at state-owned banks.
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DILMA ROUSSEFF, Brazil's embattled president, is accused of fiddling government accounts.
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This is the foreign policy equivalent of fiddling while Rome burns.
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Are opponents of climate change regulations fiddling while the planet burns?
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Such fiddling with policy is a good part of modern politics.
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"You've been fiddling around for years on immigration," he told lawmakers.
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The twins were fiddling with the pitches of two butternut squashes.
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His fiancée sat in the corner listening, fiddling with her necklace.
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Extra time fiddling around on my phone doesn't help make dinner.
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On Sunday morning, I heard Mr. Levine fiddling with his radio.
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He pauses briefly to examine the machine before fiddling with it.
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He has been fiddling with this grenade since he took office.
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And I find I'm always fiddling with them at all times.
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Fears about benefit fiddling are at their lowest level in three decades.
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In low light, no amount of fiddling with the options will help.
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All these annual Commission reviews are just fiddling around the edges, though.
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And no amount of 'strategic fiddling' around the edges will change that.
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Apparently, Joya was constantly fiddling with Adora's body in an inappropriate manner.
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You'll probably have more fun fiddling with the Data Analysis Tool, however.
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Instead, he turned to the big machine and started fiddling with it.
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"Yeah," I say, my hands fiddling with the zipper in a panic.
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Kaitlyn: Instagram's fiddling with doing the follows you, follow back, whatever prompts.
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There was some audible fiddling with the balance of the amplified sound.
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Like Nero, the establishment is fiddling in its palaces while Rome burns.
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But this kind of minor algorithmic knob-fiddling may not be enough.
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Fiddling with your phone in bed, after all, is bad sleep hygiene.
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I'm not sure "fiddling" metaphors are what you want right now. pic.twitter.
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One Iraqi was playing dead, fiddling with the pin of a grenade.
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"We probably need to airplane mode," Turner said, fiddling with her phone.
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Fiddling with the placement of two microphones, Longstreth seemed not to notice.
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With a regular projector, you do all of that fiddling ahead of time.
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All this fiddling makes the tax system more complicated, and so less efficient.
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And that plenty of election fiddling is free flowing under its feeble radar.
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He's fiddling with the zipper on his hoodie, and squatting against the wall.
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No fiddling with amps, no guitars swaps and not a roadie in sight.
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That makes it possible to pinpoint where bureaucrats have been fiddling the statistics.
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Mr Osborne has taken the art of budgetary fiddling to a new level.
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My first impression after a solid half-hour session fiddling with Canon's latest?
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And because they're wireless, there won't be any more fiddling around with cables.
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A lot of times fiddling with a screen is just too much work.
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The healing of the body politic will not be accomplished with such fiddling.
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Fiddling with the rules and the timetable can have a way of backfiring.
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He has been incessantly fiddling with line combinations because of injuries and inconsistent performance.
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But too much fiddling can be risky: damage or markings can result in disqualification.
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And you won't have to worry about fiddling around with a pesky disk, either.
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At Monday's forum, finding the right pitch also meant fiddling with the volume dial.
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According to her Patreon page, Lee has been fiddling with YouTube covers since 2009.
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If staff were fiddling with their smartphones, they were not listening to their colleagues.
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Or fiddling with actual physical buttons and trying to navigate less consumer friendly menus.
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However, the industry leaders are just fiddling with the edges of a broken system.
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He was fiddling with a pile of black and green olives on a tray.
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Andersen connected a laptop to the projector, and began fiddling with photos and text.
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Other uses of the bow distinguish Cape Breton fiddling from Irish and other styles.
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This fiddling is obviously not the same as what I did with my dad.
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You can see they're twitchy, they're fiddling, their eyes are all over the place.
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When preparing foods in a kitchen, fiddling with a phone screen is not ideal.
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There is a palpable sense of denial to all this fiddling with the numbers.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Climate change could give fiddling with bank capital a good name.
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Another technician knelt on the floor, fiddling with the alignment of the new foot.
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They're sitting at the bar, fiddling with their phone, and not wearing a hat.
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Doctoring images and audio by fiddling with film or using photo-editing software requires skill.
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I eventually figured out that fiddling around with the app's tutorials would "reset" the connection.
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He'd also told Sequoia about a project that his friend Ev Williams was fiddling with.
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At least YouTube didn't just pledge to continue fiddling around with its obscure algorithmic filters.
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In China bosses' pay is linked to performance (which, admittedly, encourages the fiddling of statistics).
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"They are basically fiddling with the dials," said Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research.
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In Honduras some doubt any numbers coming from a government accused of fiddling economic figures.
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It's not exactly Nero fiddling while Rome burned, but it's not very far off, either.
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That is a contradiction that no amount of fiddling with the regulatory structure can fix.
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Fidget spinners, the divisive fiddling toy you shouldn't lick, have been used in questionable ways.
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But these biases, as bad as they are, are not the same as fiddling constituencies.
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He had his head down and was fiddling with the brim of his Sox cap.
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I've spent hours fiddling with menus, crafting new technologies, and scouring caves for precious resources.
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This experimentation found its natural counterpart in the flights of fancy in Mr. Potts's fiddling.
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The frustration of fiddling with a device that keeps falling off could counteract its utility.
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Vitalik, when he was three, got an old PC and began fiddling around with Excel.
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After fiddling around for a bit, I finally found fill that I was satisfied with.
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They are always fiddling around, letting the notes lead them from one place to another.
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Or like Nero fiddling while Rome burned, but maybe less evil and more mentally stable.
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Yet few people regard measles or polio shots as unacceptable fiddling with the natural world.
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Go deeper: The coming Wall Street battles over climate change Fiddling while the planet warms
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He says it can handle records of all sizes without any fiddling under the hood.
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After fiddling with Francis's Prismizer, Vernon enlisted his engineer, Chris Messina, to tweak the software.
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This should warm the heart of every fan of fiddling, whether bluegrass, Celtic or Bachian.
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So after much fiddling, I managed to make it work without too many cheater squares.
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Nelson came up with the melody on a trip to Ireland, while fiddling with his guitar.
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There's no fiddling with camera stands or running wires all over the room to power them.
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This suggested fiddling—it was very unlikely that the government had set the ceilings too high.
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Wolfram Franke looked out the window for a long time, fiddling with his ring, saying nothing.
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And while all of the chaos unfolds, Alexandra is quite literally fiddling while New York crumbles.
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When they do, it will be only a little removed from fiddling with the real us.
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Because she was always fiddling with her own work, rewriting it, or leaving poems out altogether.
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Once major companies have wired you into their processes, they're not inclined to do much fiddling.
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Nor will they convince investors that Greece's days of fiddling figures are well in the past.
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Clay is smiling at her still, his thumb now fiddling with the waistband of her jeans.
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I pour a glass of wine and start fiddling with some of my own creative writing.
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A puff of warm air sighed into our faces as we, hands fiddling with wallets, peered.
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I liked that the hand chopper required far less fiddling, no bulk parts, or plugging in.
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Unlocking the phone and fiddling around with apps just isn't as simple as speaking out loud.
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The remaining eight wrestlers patiently wait for stragglers, fiddling on their cell phones, chatting amongst themselves.
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"We just don't know what to do about this," Mr. Baheu said, fiddling with a screwdriver.
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You can see how fiddling with the numbers could generate some very complicated math very quickly.
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Hands-free speaker Fiddling with the background music means you're not focused on your significant other.
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It gets your hands dirty, too, which is a good deterrent to fiddling with expensive electronics.
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And before Harambee's training, she was nervous in interviews, she said, fiddling and not making eye contact.
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That my dear, is the sounds of fools fiddling, while the whole fucking species starts to burn.
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Take the video for "Heaven," which begins with the singer anxiously fiddling with things in her apartment.
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If this season is a chess match, then showrunner Scott Gimple is still fiddling with his pawns.
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Just put your phone down, and it does the rest, no fiddling with buttons or wires needed.
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The French president is a lot less willing to spend time fiddling with the existing Brexit deal.
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The simple act of fiddling with these buttons and knobs in each level brings its own amusement.
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The experience had very little in common with the hours I've spent fiddling with timelines in FinalCut.
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He's cursing the partygoers, calling them fools for fiddling while they set the entire species on fire.
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" In addition to pumping up McCarthy, Giuliani also took aim at Emanuel for "fiddling while Chicago burns.
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Well the Third Way was all about redistribution instead of fiddling with wage levels and profit levels.
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He came across the new bits while he was fiddling around with the Mac App Store API.
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Sometimes, though, someone just bluntly asks for assistance, as Marion did when fiddling with an attendance sheet.
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Mr. West sat next to her, head down, fiddling with his phone, seemingly uninterested in the minutiae.
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There are stories of violence against women; of old men fiddling with young men in movie theaters.
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So what tweaks there have been still look like fiddling round the edges of an existential problem.
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Or you're on your phone and I have my hand out but you're fiddling with your phone.
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"It was pretty late at night, and we were fiddling around at a piano," Mr. Jee recalled.
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I just wish I didn't have to spend so much time fiddling with everything out of the box.
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Among the other treats are two collaborations with the Quebe Sisters, the Texas fiddling trio with sublime harmonies.
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There was no fiddling, or false readings, even in the dim light of the hotel we met at.
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The cradle's unweighted base means you'll be fiddling with its cable to keep it flat on your table.
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Many stare at screens that magnify the tiny components, so they can see what they are fiddling with.
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I spun around and saw nothing but my son and the dive master fiddling with their own lights.
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At the very least, fiddling with this thing is an excellent distraction from today's other, more heinous events.
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In fact, fiddling with your hangnails can create more problems around your cuticles, like infection and cuts (yikes).
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Local bank DBS has a QR code P2P payment option, but again it requires fiddling with 2FA codes.
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By fiddling with positioning, Rothemund and Gopinath found they could create checkerboard patterns of "hot" and "cold" spots.
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Last week, North Carolina-based Jason Hughes posted the results of his fiddling around with the Tesla system.
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It became like a form of OCD that I'd waste hours on—not meditative prayer, but anxious fiddling.
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China's current-account surplus, which reached 10% of GDP in 2007, is often cited as proof of fiddling.
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The rapper has been fiddling around with his work so much recently no one knows what's going on.
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It took another ten minutes of fiddling around with the camera's position before I started playing any games.
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Porte, after fiddling with his bike, remounted it and wobbled past Froome, who kept looking backward for salvation.
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Many people in Scotland considered the Cape Breton style — fiddling and dancing, in particular — as frozen in time.
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It is a concerto for mandolin and orchestra, lit up by improvisatory bursts of bluegrass and mountain fiddling.
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I spend most my time writing fiddling with the balance on events and stuffing puns into flavor text.
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It's a fairly simple process in Adobe Audition, involving fiddling with the song's elements, like reverb and amplitude.
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Once Ms. Gauthier picks up the guitar and begins fiddling with a melody, that's when the floodgates open.
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It can also enforce Chinese law better since there's less room for "fiddling by government officials," he added.
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If you're okay with fiddling around a bit, you can use Daisy even if you're not a programmer.
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If you're okay with fiddling around a bit, you can use Daisy even if you're not a programmer.
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I usually spend it sitting on my bed reading or stuck in my bedroom fiddling with my robot.
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Carmakers design such systems with this in mind, however, aiming to minimize the fiddling necessary to operate them.
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Bernie Sanders sat with an empty yellow legal pad, fiddling with his hands and shuffling in his chair.
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After a lot of fiddling and polishing multiple versions, I saw that I had IVAN next to LEND.
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Putting directions in the real world (well, a screen displaying it) means no fiddling with levels of zoom.
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Indeed, fiddling with the map, it's really tough to see any halfway plausible future for new conventional coal.
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Fiddling with the hoop, over the course of a few minutes, Kaplan installed a brand new, bright gold net.
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Which you could do, with the right line of sight, or a little fiddling around with PS4 remote play.
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The government is trying to avoid fiddling too much with the Imperial Household Law, to avoid raising further questions.
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Fiddling the figures might move the lamppost; it will still leave the future direction of trade in the dark.
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I have tried the Pixel 2 with different settings, fiddling with both the "Display size" and "Font size" settings.
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In Argentina, the previous government had responded to high inflation by simply fiddling the figures, misreporting failure as success.
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Digital tools have lowered the barrier of entry for election fiddling, while also helping to ramp up democratic participation.
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It has said it will join class-action lawsuits against Volkswagen over the firm's fiddling of fuel-emissions results.
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He's there for quite a while — fiddling his feet or his hands — and we have to stay with him.
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This means when I want to, say, change the volume, I find myself fiddling in the dark for them.
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It could be argued that the mere idea of fiddling with an increasingly popular health care program hurt Trump.
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Years and years of experience fiddling with denim means you're likely to stumble upon new tricks before anyone else.
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But shale companies kept fiddling and managed to cut costs and pump oil more efficiently than anyone thought possible.
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We're just fiddling now, figuring out a few things here and there so it's pretty much what it is.
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Downstairs from Keith's Harvard office, there is a lab cluttered with students fiddling with pipettes and arcane scientific instruments.
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We'll let '19 be on its way, Another lost one in the books, Still fiddling while the planet cooks.
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The gunman can be seen in the clip lying on the ground, fiddling with a detonator before blowing himself up.
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Now Katrina was on the couch, one hand fiddling with her limp ponytail, the remote control dangling from the other.
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Looking through the viewfinder and fiddling with his camera, Gust said that the fists looked funny — he didn't like it.
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I am sitting in my car, fiddling with the knob, switching between channels because there is nothing else to do.
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But while fiddling with a stack of fabric scraps she'd collected over the years, unusual humanoid forms began to emerge.
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This is the kind of innovative thinking we need: not more hand-wringing and fiddling with rules while people die.
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VandenBerghe — a large, big-bearded man with a wooden sword strapped to his back — started fiddling with an imaginary controller.
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It took 18 months of fiddling with different flours to develop his line of bread (as well as some sweets).
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"That's my side with the hip replacement," she said, fiddling with a large clip-on earring that had popped off.
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"I don't like the idea that we're fiddling while Rome burns and then suddenly the program is expired," Alsup said.
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If you're reading this, you've probably spent enough time fiddling with Snapchat to know how most of this stuff works.
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Down to his last day, Apple was still fiddling with the design - after a year and a half of debate.
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Every lunchtime in Beijing queues of phone-waggling customers zip past tills with a "beep", and no fiddling for notes.
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He spent plenty of time fiddling with his earpiece, though the heavily auto-tuned vocals didn't suffer as a result.
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Endlessly fiddling around with the margins of your resume on Microsoft Word is now a thing of the past. Why?
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There is a lot of fiddling around the edges of the original agreement, but the core is still the same.
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Fiddling with her necklace, she spoke of sleeping on the floor, eating only leftovers and being denied any days off.
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It requires a lot fiddling about in menus to really exploit its benefits, and figure out what works best for you.
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Fiddling with a cheap wine opener can be super annoying when you're in a rush to get to the grapey goodness.
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This suggests fiddling: the cliff-edge looks suspicious, and it is highly unlikely that the government set the ceilings generously high.
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That's much safer than fiddling on a phone while riding, which could be why Apple's finally bringing the platform to motorcycles.
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Sitting at her workstation, she clicks around the seller interface like a mechanic fiddling under the hood, talking mostly to herself.
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The camera app allows for full manual control, so you can have a bit more fun fiddling with the camera settings.
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Critics accused him of doing nothing on stage but fiddling with the volume on prerecorded playlists, otherwise just jiggling and smiling.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Even in my limited fiddling with the Osmo Action, a few annoying elements became quickly apparent.
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Weber's Infinity Ignition function keeps you from fiddling around when starting up your grill — it'll light the first time, every time.
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I was grabbing scraps of paper, sneaking through doorways, fiddling with fuseboxes, and looking for clues in my personal detective playscape.
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The Cube will let you control your TV and compatible devices with your voice, instead of fiddling around with four remotes.
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No amount of fiddling with Windows 10's settings, drivers and trouble-shooting (next to useless) will then fix the problem.
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By fiddling with the rules, you can shave points off of who counts and what the outcome of the vote is.
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At $110, it's a good piece of technology if you're tired of buying ice or fiddling with trays in the freezer.
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There's no fiddling required, though you can customize things like the nightlight color or motion sensor routines in the Alexa app.
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The man with the book seems skeptical of learning, the boy fiddling with the cage wonders about the meaning of freedom.
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As always, she seemed to be mid-task, her eyes rearranging great swaths of air, her hands fiddling with imaginary clasps.
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"Many people in Scotland considered the Cape Breton style — fiddling and dancing, in particular — as frozen in time," Mr. Smith wrote.
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"There are too few jobs here," he said, "and no mobile connection," he added, while fiddling in vain with his phone.
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Any time the composer's display of mad fiddling — "La Follia," featuring dueling violinists — comes along, I sit up and take notice.
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Hekker's next trick could be the punt he has been fiddling with: It spins as if kicked with his left foot.
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When Italy's political leaders started fiddling with the electoral system back in the early 1990s, they opened the proverbial Pandora's box.
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As with any major computer fiddling, it's always a good idea to back up your current system before moving anything around.
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Any fiddling with a $4.5 trillion batch of bonds, then, could have major consequences if it's not done the right way.
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You can turn on the video camera before it happens, and then watch the sky show without fiddling with any buttons.
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Over the last few days, I've spent hours fiddling with the front-facing "TrueDepth" setup that makes the Face ID magic possible.
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He said an international investigator was needed to counter a "culture of impunity and fiddling between political and economic elites" in Malta.
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She's been fiddling with the idea of a #MeToo movement song for a while, but she wasn't sure how to approach it.
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The best thing about the Waze Audio Player is that it makes it easier to follow traffic directions while fiddling with audio.
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But once they open the phone and spend five minutes fiddling with the new emojis, will it actually bring them true happiness?
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But Ms Kelly is cautious, vowing no more tax fiddling for now, aware that voters are fed up with yo-yoing changes.
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We've all been there: fiddling with your smartphone because it's there, or reaching for it when you hear a text message notification.
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One day, while fiddling around with some electronics, he heard is daughter say "Hi, Daddy, I love you" on a broken radio.
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But there's an undeniable appeal to the idea of fiddling around with this toolbox and coming up with something that simply works.
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Ultimately, fiddling with the News Feed results in nothing more than a fiddled-with News Feed, not something fundamentally different and better.
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The idea is that you spend less time tapping around on screen and fiddling with hardware buttons to access these same options.
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Some of it shows him experimenting, even if that just means fiddling with the camcorder's special effects en route to Burning Man.
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" Misspelling Emanuel&aposs last name, Giuliani tweeted: "[McCarthy] can do a lot better than Mayor Emmanuel who is fiddling while Chicago burns.
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You'll probably want to make sure you wash your hands before fiddling with a thing designed to blow directly into your face.
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The team had begun fiddling with a web redesign back in 2017, and opened it up to beta testing in September 2018.
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" But I think most people who are fiddling with their Facebook or their Snapchat think, "I would like to have that problem.
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The first time I used Guac-Loc, it did take some fiddling, but once I figured it out, it became pretty intuitive.
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And while the company continued fiddling with the aforementioned Mac Pro reset button, it remained the sole representative of Apple's new offensive.
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Even its Italian coach, Claudio Ranieri, 64, is considered a dull journeyman, known as "the Tinkerman" for constantly fiddling with his lineup.
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A. Depending on your interest in technical fiddling, you can see what other devices are connected to your network in several ways.
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It's time for politicians to quit fiddling with maps and keep faith with a country that's much less divided than its leaders.
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It also uses gyroscopes to see how fast their drivers are going, or whether they are fiddling with their phones while driving.
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Getting deep learning to work is hard — it still requires extensive manual fiddling, involving a combination of intuition and trial and error.
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I'm old enough to know that even fiddling with an ancient push-button car radio from the 1980s could lead to death.
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There seemed to be more crocheters fiddling with needles on the subway and pillows embroidered with girl-power motifs in storefront displays.
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Philip F. Queeg, a seething blend of paranoia and incompetence, constantly fiddling anxiously with two steel ball bearings in his left hand.
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More macro-minded economists counter that the huge fall in global poverty of the past three decades owes little to such fiddling.
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"Everyone else was fiddling with chicken breasts and coriander, boning out quail and making food look like something it wasn't," she said.
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The Concept UFO's controllers magnetically attach to the sides of the tablet, making them easy to attach and detach without any fiddling.
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The whole world needs to understand every household need to understand that fiddling with security of supply of energy is a taboo.
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Mr. Zhou, wearing a bumblebee-yellow uniform and fiddling with a pencil, surveyed the vast stretch of immobile turbines from his desk.
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Burt Lancaster is celebrated nearly 40 different ways; "Mum" crosses the pond; and a fierce, fiddling Finn, Pekka Kuusisto, comes to town.
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Burt Lancaster is celebrated nearly 40 different ways; "Mum" crosses the pond; and a fierce, fiddling Finn, Pekka Kuusisto, comes to town.
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"There have been times when I'm fiddling with my purse or carrying my children, and I walk past the driver," she said.
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I wait around on set for a few hours, as expected, still practicing my only line and fiddling with my fake gun.
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I spent three weeks fiddling with some of the more cutting-edge vapes out there to explore what's trending and what's not.
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So something that I've been doing in the past few years is fiddling around with the primary works of 19th century American authors.
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That means you can ask it to cook you stuff, instead of fiddling with microwave controls and digging through cooking pre-set menus.
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"Dyn got everyone's attention," says Peterson, especially as it represented a new evolution—and a new unknown player fiddling with Anna-senpai's code.
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The men worked without speaking for several minutes, Eldwin returning to his computer and Brian fiddling with his book but not really reading.
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They won't get tired, drunk, have fits of road rage, or become distracted by texting, chatting, eating or fiddling with the entertainment system.
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The European Council summit on December 16th saw the prime minister fiddling awkwardly with her cuffs as fellow leaders air-kissed behind her.
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I started fiddling around even more and found that jojoba and hempseed oil are the best options for keeping something clean and moisturized.
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And the ability to check your location or view satellite and sonar data without fiddling with a wrist-mounted display is definitely streamlining.
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Banks, already obliged by Basel 24 and national supervisors to add lots of equity to their balance-sheets, have moaned about further fiddling.
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As you wander around, talking and fiddling with a special radio, facts about these people and the world they live in become clear.
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Interfering with the music or fiddling with the heating controls or air con are also distracting, as are frequent disagreements with the SatNav.
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Those in the know (that they can change settings) being able to stay more informed is not how election fiddling will be defeated.
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So, as ever, where social media self-regulation is concerned, what we are being given is — at best — just fiddling around the edges.
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No BAT and no replacement means fiddling with — rather than fixing — taxes, and a Republican majority that is unlikely to stay a majority.
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That machine changed the course of Gates' life and he spent much of his time at school fiddling with computers, hacking and coding.
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With night listening mode, Roku will bring the two audio tracks closer together, so you don't have to keep fiddling with the volume.
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And most importantly, how many Pokémon will you catch while fiddling around on your cell phone in the middle of the dining room?
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Each grouping is made up of separate photos, which requires a lot of fiddling and minute adjustments if it's going to look natural.
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Peloton's uses two big knobs that look like the resistance knob on its bike — a control mechanism that doesn't require any close fiddling.
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It means that playing golf while Americans die during an uncontained epidemic makes you look like the Emperor Nero fiddling while Rome burned.
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" It included among its laments that historians today are "fiddling with footnotes rather than bringing the past to light for a broader audience.
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There isn't much to look at along either route, and as my phone's connection drops out, I find myself fiddling with the radio.
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It's far easier to operate on than the right one, and it will serve as an intro to fiddling with Joy-Con internals.
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And after my constant fiddling, if I say so myself, it was returned running far better than when we embarked on our journey.
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Fiddling with trade policy while the dollar climbs and manufacturing employment falls means overlooking the warning signs flashing red on America's economic dashboard.
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Now, the Fed is fiddling with the dials, trying to determine precisely how much cash is needed to keep the system operating smoothly.
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If you are concerned about fires, phone fiddling or photos, you may want to speak to the manager or find a new gym.
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The president is currently facing impeachment proceedings in congress over her alleged fiddling of the country's accounts to fund her reelection in 22014.
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The president is currently facing impeachment proceedings in congress over her alleged fiddling of the country's accounts to fund her reelection in 22013.
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Scientists in the US may be fiddling with similar sorts of heritable modifications in mice but have no plans to do so in people.
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Electric wine opener Fiddling with a cheap wine opener can be super annoying when you're in a rush to get to the grapey goodness.
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Not only that — fiddling between the navigation app and the music app while driving is not the smartest idea and can be very dangerous.
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If all goes well, maybe riders will be distracted from aggressively fiddling with radio dials, falling asleep, or puking all over the leather interior.
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Clubgoers are drinking, mingling and fiddling with their phones when a shooter approaches from the top of the screen, a short video clip shows.
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He smiles thinking about it, fiddling with the frames and using his index finger to push the glasses up the bridge of his nose.
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You just drop the phone into the Dex dock, which uses NFC to to launch the desktop mode—no fiddling with plugging anything in.
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Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg claims Treasury officials are "fiddling the figures" in order to try to keep Britain in the EU customs union.
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You can quickly connect to the speaker with a smartphone or laptop and enjoy that loud thumping bass without fiddling with wires or amplifiers.
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After fiddling around in Lightroom, I was able to enhance the image enough to give us this clearer view of the black hole:Truly groundbreaking.
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Pablo Uma Sound Lantern | $479 The best bedside items are multitaskers—you don't want to be fiddling with stuff while trying to wind down.
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One self-described Corbynite gasped as Ahir Shah tore into the Labour leader with an unprintable joke about his fiddling while the left burned.
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With features to launch and customers to support, the idea of spending time fiddling with your title tags can seem like a fool's errand.
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If you're inexperienced, it's a good machine to learn with, and if you're interested in fiddling around with settings, you can do that, too.
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Cape Breton fiddling is closely associated with Scottish step dancing — and at any Cape Breton musical event, someone invariably breaks into a step dance.
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Still, the magpie score amusingly flits around various pop styles, as if Mr. Sullivan was fiddling with the dial on a vintage AM radio.
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Folks will have their own preferences, but I personally find swiping and tapping easier than fiddling with an array of buttons, especially while exercising.
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I really wish I hadn't spent so much time fiddling on my website or scrolling through websites for hours looking at pretty business cards.
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To many, the proposal seemed to present a connection to a famously rich regional culture full of Scottish fiddling, community suppers and square dancing.
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I've only had the new MacBook Air for about a day, so I'm still fiddling with battery life to see how long it'll run.
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"While these two companies are fiddling over who should run it or who is feeling aggrieved or all these petty differences, Rome is burning."
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In a Season 2 episode titled "The Injury," for example, fans may recall Pam sitting at her desk fiddling with a mysterious MP3 player.
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Distracted driving incidents from texting or fiddling with other technology in the car are dangers that most older generations of drivers did not experience.
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The idea is that, yes, your time is being documented, but you're not distracted from friends or family while fiddling around with your smartphone.
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Woodworth also intends to show the lander's exit from the moon, though that might require some fiddling with the electronics to get it working.
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If trends hold, about 3,000 people will die this year in car accidents caused by distracted drivers, many of them fiddling with their phones.
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Fiddling with your glasses, rattling your papers, scratching yourself, and so forth will distract the audience from your message and "cancel out" your eloquence.
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However, as the overwhelming portion of statistics show, fiddling with interest rates will only have a marginal effect in the greater scheme of things.
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It's completely wireless — there's no receiver — so your friend can just whip it out and start clicking without fiddling with their computer's USB port.
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By fiddling with the actual amount of electricity being fed to the chip, an attacker can trick it into giving up its innermost secrets.
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While there are a few multimedia options that I don't mind using, Sync may be the only one that I genuinely enjoy fiddling with.
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The team suspected that, due to the wide range of dates given for the Hatepe eruption, some carbon-14 fiddling had been afoot around Taupo.
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Club goers are drinking, mingling, and fiddling with their phones when a shooter approaches from the top of the screen, the short video clip shows.
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However, unless you're someone who is constantly fiddling with manual camera settings in pro-mode, the differences between the two apertures are hard to discern.
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It also has a 5-inch touchscreen that lets you control a variety of settings without fiddling with dials (though you can if you want).
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They started in the early 2000s, winning all sorts of fiddling contests and gaining a reputation as the next hot thing in the Americana world.
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Fiddling with a voice slider helps fade out background noise quite a bit, though it does leave a somewhat dampening effect on the voices themselves.
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Father Pedro Arriaga tells a story about how he once inadvertently snapped a photo of a local indigenous leader while fiddling with a new iPhone.
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Those of us sensitive to this kind of thing spend forever fiddling with settings and getting everything just right for exactly this kind of situation.
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At all other times I spent multiple minutes fiddling in mid-air to find the just-right positioning that would allow the Move to calibrate.
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More importantly for accessibility, the mechanics by which you invoke Split View or Slide Over are infinitely more accessible than fiddling with a mouse pointer.
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The actress wore all black and kept her sunglasses on during the meal and was seen fiddling on her phone throughout the low-key meal.
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"As Republicans, we have a choice: We can act now, or we can keep fiddling around and squander this opportunity to repeal ObamaCare," he said.
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One minute, Lu was on the concrete roof of his two-story house, the next he was fiddling with fireworks or skating down an alley.
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Before you get to fiddling with your smartphone's settings, look through the apps you've got installed—particularly if one or two keep interrupting your slumber.
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To stand back up, Google Clips needs to justify its price, the hassle of setting it up, and the fiddling between it and my phone.
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Francois, who is petite and blondish, sat cross-legged on the carpeted floor fiddling with the sensor, a small black box, like an oversized Lego.
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It was around this time that viewers, fiddling with their own devices, began to receive notifications about some sort of shooting on the Champs-Élysées.
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Though, as with the MagSafe — and all USB-C ports for that matter — it's reversible, so you'll spend less time fiddling to plug it in.
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If you start fiddling with the controls, the Pause Ad either won't appear at all, or if it's already on-screen, it will immediately disappear.
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That will seem counterintuitive to Trump haters, but fiddling with tax rates, however necessary and beneficial, can't sustain a political movement, let alone a nation.
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That step, she explained, is a routine data-entry task that involves fiddling with two computer programs, plugging in codes and navigating drop-down menus.
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A recent conversation in his East Village studio had to wait while he finished fiddling with an image on his computer for a new project.
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By her teens, she was a standout in fiddling contests, and after high school, she headed to Nashville to study commercial violin at Belmont University.
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As António Guterres, the UN Secretary-General, warned at the start of the Madrid climate talks in December, we are fiddling while the planet burns.
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Plus, the Lightning cable was more durable than the older 30-pin connector and reversible, making it easier to plug in quickly with less fiddling.
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Within months, they were in Syria under the watchful eyes of hooded, Kalashnikov-wielding militants, doing push-ups, fiddling with weapons and imbibing the ideology.
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I work from home, so my dog and I spend every day together, fiddling with the best electric bikes and being frightened by robot vacuums.
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The trial-and-error process to find the right level of fiddling is called gradient descent Takeaway: Learning machines are "deep" with layers of processing.
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The upshot could be a virtuous circle of increased green lending, lower emissions - and a reassessment of the merits of fiddling around with bank capital.
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The brilliance of Hockney's early paintings, regardless, still acts as a yardstick that his forays into fiddling with digital manipulation never come close to surpassing.
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What's more, the rail franchises are run by the Department for Transport, resulting in more day-to-day political fiddling than ever occurred under British Rail.
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And it's incredibly cheap and easy: In the past, it might have cost thousands of dollars and weeks or months of fiddling to alter a gene.
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The worst aspect is that it doesn't render the item to scale like the Ikea app does, so you're left fiddling around with size and angles.
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Logistics to other parts of the world are fiddling (it's hugely fragmented) and likely not worth the initial investment unless the investment in a patient one.
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While smartphone makers were busy fiddling around the edges of display notches, headphone manufacturers really improved the substance as well as the style of their products.
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After a couple of months with a Roku TV, I have to admit that fiddling with a tablet just to watch anything felt like a hassle.
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They were, and are, fiddly, flimsy little things, but those who could afford them could afford to have someone else do the fiddling for them, too.
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Even in dangerous situations—when he's cutting something with a knife, walking down the stairs, or fiddling with the TV—the confetti explosion ends in laughter.
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"I just felt so different to everyone else," she says, fiddling with a stray curl which has let itself loose from her huge pile of hair.
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How likely is it, I wonder, that parents who see their teen fiddling with a computer and a printer will be alerted that something is amiss?
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Through a combination of fiddling with your phone's settings and being a little smarter about how you use data, you can avoid going over your limit.
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And if you catch yourself fiddling with the model to get something else out of it, that should set off a little alarm in your brain.
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It's a way to move small amounts of capital from (say) the U.S. to South Africa without fiddling about too much with exchanges and bank fees.
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If your list of necessary text editor features consists of fiddling with fonts, adjusting margins and changing your justification, you have no idea what you're missing.
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"I already talked about it, me and my agent," deGrom said, sitting at his dressing stall Monday morning in the Mets' clubhouse, fiddling with his smartphone.
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By fiddling around with that, Kloeze found it was possible to use a script to request data on a user if you have their phone number.
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When the game — a soporific 963-0 win for England — failed to capture the fans' imagination, though, a few creative minds started fiddling with the cards.
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"Fiddling the figures would put a huge dent in our ability to avoid catastrophic climate change," environmental group Friends of the Earth said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, as it all burns, the Democrats in Iowa are fiddling away on an app that can't tally what is a relatively simple set of data.
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Leafing through a catalogue, fiddling with the radio, rinsing out a juice glass, all the while a man is walking by and looking at her windows.
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After six weeks of occasional fiddling, I'd more than doubled the number of followers I had before embarking on this deliberately gamified Twitter campaign, and reached 3,000.
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The other school says that the Avengers will negate the snap, fiddling with time and space to ensure that the snap never happened in the first place.
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You'd need a hundred articles like this one to document all of the minor improvements, but here's a teaser list: No more fiddling at the subway turnstile.
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You can hear synthesis, but if it sounds sort of semi-real it's because I'm sort of bowing along, not very well, mono fiddling in the background.
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Apart from fiddling with clichés, he delights in creating characters and then testing them in fiendish ways (sometimes literally), ratcheting up the tension and the body count.
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This is a game that can take upward of 100 hours to complete, much of which is spent grinding through repetitious battles and fiddling about in menus.
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Which means getting HDR content on your TV can be a nightmare of testing ports, fiddling with the television's settings app, and haunting home theater enthusiast forums.
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To speed up the process, a second lens was added near the first, through which framing and focus could be adjusted without fiddling with the primary one.
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I don't know the first thing about perspective or lighting, and fiddling with all of these various aspects of a video game screenshot just isn't much fun.
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You can spot the stand from a mile away—just look for the long line of people fiddling on their phones as they wait for their orders.
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Koivisto's idea was to modify Minecraft to make the whole process as simple as possible so that teachers would spend less time fiddling and more time teaching.
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But in reality, our hair looks more like we've been fiddling with some wiring with soaking-wet hands after we've walked two blocks in a winter breeze.
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This printer needs to just work because it's much harder to do anything in zero-g and you can't be fiddling with an app to use it.
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Greenhouse gases are the master switch behind our planetary thermostat—and by fiddling with their atmospheric concentrations, we've already locked ourselves in to decades of future warming.
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A good chunk of my three hours with the game was spent fiddling about in menus, trying to get everything I needed for a new armored chestplate.
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And, though I had no interest in this, you can even poke around in the weeds, fiddling with things like DNS, NAT, port forwarding and so forth.
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Hamilton drew criticism at Suzuka for fiddling around with his mobile phone during a news conference and using the Snapchat app to alter pictures of fellow drivers.
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He needs to be found accountable, said Mr Ellenhorn: that would send a message to other CEOs that they cannot get away with fiddling with the books.
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As a result of the fiddling and fudging, the projected 2017 deficit rose to $561 billion, from the $416 billion that was estimated just six months earlier.
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Her flourless chocolate cake takes a little fiddling, but in a world full of flourless chocolate cakes, this one stands out for perfect texture and intense flavor.
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He is a virtuoso of traditional Cape Breton fiddling, which has thrived on this isolated island since it arrived with Gaelic-speaking Scottish Highlanders two centuries ago.
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We actually wanted to be programmers on the game at one point, to do the final cut, because we didn't want someone fiddling around with our music.
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Instead of fiddling with a phone, a customer can simply give the speaker commands like, "Alexa, play the new Bruno Mars song," and the track starts immediately.
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As with every single laser I've ever worked with, working with a new material — or even, sometimes, the same material from a different source — requires some fiddling.
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Have people ever walked up to pay for their parking and been surprised to find you sitting there with headphones on fiddling with a bunch of knobs?
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Debates ensue that involve fiddling with the various permutations of choosing between a lot of cheaper, less-capable systems versus a smaller number of more advanced systems.
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Here's a GIF: Connection and compatibility: Google apparently did some fiddling with the Bluetooth on Pixel Buds so that it's easier to connect them than normal Bluetooth headphones.
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I still won, but fiddling with a bulky headset is the last thing you want to do while you're trying to punch out an opponent in the ring.
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Someone has even manhandled over from the Royal Academy an 18th-century plaster cast of a nude portrait of Cincinnatus fiddling with his sandal that Blake drew from.
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Gutierrez started fiddling around in his pocket and smoke began rising from pocket, like something out of a Jim Carey movie, and he quickly ran from the courtroom.
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Maybe so you can change songs or raise the volume without pulling out your phone or fiddling with a stereo, if you still use that sort of thing.
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Fiddling with knobs until the water is at the perfect temperature is a waste of valuable time in the morning that could have been used for more sleeping.
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Many newcomers to Germany are experienced car mechanics, for example, but Germany's shortage is in mechatronics, which requires knowledge of information technology rather than fiddling with fuel pumps.
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When he waits on a pitch at the plate, he grips and re-grips his bat handle like some bleary-eyed high school student fiddling with his pen.
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The Hero24 can take a dunk as deep as 4 feet without a case, so fiddling with little doors is a small price to pay for less heft.
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The tentacles of the disinformation apparatus, thought to be rooted in the Kremlin, have been found fiddling with elections everywhere from Ukraine and Bulgaria to France and America.
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Each is shaped differently, allowing users to find one that best accommodates their smartphone-fiddling postures—but the body is always somehow cradled, the neck snugly at rest.
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Highland Park Dark Origins ($66) & Sixpoint Sköll (price varies) The best bedside items are multitaskers—you don't want to be fiddling with stuff while trying to wind down.
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But on Friday, as she turned into the medical clinic where she works in Kiryas Joel, it didn't stop her from fiddling with a music video on YouTube.
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It works with just about any TV with an HDMI connection, and even lets you search with your voice instead of fiddling with the remote all the time.
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AirPower sounds much more ambitious and could mean less or no fiddling to find the "sweet spot" whenever you place your devices down on it to charge up.
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All of that fiddling and adjusting means that you need to spend a good ten minutes just to get the Glyph working with whatever you've plugged into it.
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Real growth edged down to 6.7% year on year in the first quarter, but that figure, subject to fiddling by the authorities, is treated with scepticism by analysts.
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The women I meet speak about their dozens of cousins, the generations that root them here, the gardening, fiddling and quilting that courses through their "mountain woman" veins.
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"When I come to train, I don't want drama," she said, fiddling with a National League championship ring belonging to her father, the former baseball player Ted Uhlaender.
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He reached over, pushing another female guest aside, and took the liberty of fiddling with her jacket to get a closer look at the fit of her pants.
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In the breakups' aftermath, the girls became friends — "the best thing that came from those relationships," Hilmer says, fiddling with her camera in Smith's kitchen in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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It analyzed the following driving behaviors: Phone use (handheld, hands-free; texting/emailing; and simply fiddling with a phone while vehicle is moving), rapid acceleration, and hard braking.
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For a partner like Lyft, this is an advantage in terms of driver and passenger safety – updating routes before was handled manually, which involves fiddling with the phone.
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Sure, games can be a wonderful escape, or offer conversation and awareness on bigger issues, but no one wants to feel like they were fiddling while Rome burned.
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It'd be revealing to see what the brain's activity is comparable to while playing a Souls game: punishing arithmetic, or just fiddling with your own belly button fluff.
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The user interface replicates the functions of your iPhone, and fiddling with its screen or digital crown will be just as annoying to anyone you're sitting across from.
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McDougall also trumpets some incremental industry fiddling — such as trade bodies agreeing to update their guidance — as somehow relevant to turning the tanker in a fundamentally broken system.
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But it's pretty easy to pick up when you're older, while fiddling with an insult generator during high school, or fixing a small bug at your day job.
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" Gray was fiddling with the second verse of a song he'd recorded, called "Pro Life Pro God Pro Trump," for his forthcoming album, " MAGA Ain't Got No Color.
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On an unusually mild Monday morning in December 2015, Heather Purdin was fiddling with the ponytail securing her dark brown hair, just as she always does when she's nervous.
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After eight months of meticulous pruning, tending to his soil, and fiddling with his vines, winemaker David Dunkenberger woke up Tuesday morning ready to finally start harvesting his vineyard.
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For the most part today's historians remain isolated in their professional cocoons, spending more time fiddling with their footnotes than bringing the past to light for a broader audience.
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A close-up shot centers in on the happy ass duo; Otto fiddling with a controller of sorts, clearly amped to bring the world of mechanical prosthetics to life.
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In addition to fiddling with the status bar, you can now customize the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen, do not disturb mode, and the lock screen.
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I gathered with the "real runners," nervously fiddling with my shoes until a woman decked out in running gear stood before us and introduced herself as our run leader.
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How you do it depends on the hardware you have — and can take some technical fiddling to copy over Nook books to a Kindle e-reader or Fire tablet.
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The quality of this amateur face-swapping varies enormously; getting good results takes some fiddling, a powerful PC and a large selection of images of the face being superimposed.
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Multiple people even brought up the ClimateGate "scandal," involving hacked emails and accusations of fiddling with data, which was investigated to death with no evidence of wrongdoing years ago.
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At the end, the group is so happy to have completed the event that they start fiddling around in photo mode — only to realize the carnage isn't really over.
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When do you see a movie or a story in which a mom is fixing a non-working device or fiddling with the cables to get something to work?
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Werner, dressed as Monopoly's Rich Uncle Pennybags, sat just behind Smith for the entirety of his testimony, fiddling with a monocle and mopping their brow with oversized $100 bills.
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Hands fiddling and lips pursed, Woodward stares forward, deadpan, undoubtedly realizing that these are the last moments he has before he is sentenced to nine years in state prison.
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"He showed me how to make our first five cocktails, which included the blackberry mojito that we're going to make today," says Gibson, fiddling with an old milk bottle.
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We chatted like old friends—which, in a way, we almost were: We soon discovered that, growing up in Northern California, we once participated in the same fiddling competition.
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No amount of fiddling with income tax rates is going to adequately address the alarming wealth inequality in this country or fund the radically transformative programs our country needs.
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It is easier to imagine eternally building the same crap, recreating the same worlds, and fiddling around with the same systems than it is to imagine building something new.
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Instead of fiddling with a knob or slider, you simply point this at a surface and the system projects a bullseye focus ring until the picture is in focus.
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Finally, the price tweak underscores how Fiber is fiddling with various methods in its expansion into new cities, something it has set out to do much of this year.
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How it works: Bloomberg explains that banks have been fiddling with so-called repurchase agreements, a kind of short-term loan, close to the end of financial reporting periods.
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On March 8, when Mr. Frilot first went to urgent care, President Trump retweeted a joke from his White House social media director about Nero fiddling as Rome burned.
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But mostly he loved his job — the fiddling with clauses and numbers, the anticipation of the day when he could administer the estate he had planned for so long.
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Sean Lawrence, 241, a freelance producer, said he preferred hailing a cab because it was less complicated than fiddling with an app and because cabdrivers knew their way around.
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When the program first debuted, he says, the team wasted about ten minutes at the beginning of each meeting fiddling with technology and making sure everyone was accounted for.
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The specifics of the nicotine fiddling mattered less than the fact that the companies were suing for $003 billion, while ABC was in the process of being acquired by Disney.
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I didn't even think to cover up or hide or anything, I was just lying on my back fiddling with my phone while my girlfriend tried to rectify the situation.
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In other words: All our content is encrypted in transit from our servers to your browser, and this ensures no one is fiddling with that content before it reaches you.
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The only destination is Athens International, so anyone who gets overwhelmed by choice or fiddling with Google's Travel tool may want to jump in on this no-nonsense journey ASAP.
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I don't want to be fiddling around with my shirt or my dress so it's important to feel comfortable in order to have the confidence to do a good job.
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The path towards a third term involves fiddling with the constitutional court, which ruled in 2016 that Mr Kabila could stay in office while waiting for elections to be organised.
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Getting that coveted seal requires constant fiddling with the earbud, opening your mouth just so, winding cords behind your ears and shoving the earbuds back in after each minute slip.
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To a degree, all that is just fiddling round the edges, though, vs the core contention at the heart of the complaints driving challenges to Privacy Shield and SCCs — i.e.
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BumbleBFF is a extension of Bumble I discovered one lonely Friday night spent fiddling with my phone: It matches you with other adults who are equally eager befriend new people.
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While it's risky to do this too early in a company's product life cycle, once major companies have wired you into their processes, they're not inclined to do much fiddling.
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Laws across the country prohibit certain actions while driving, like talking on the phone, texting, eating, drinking or fiddling with the stereo, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Meanwhile, the company has responded to this hardware headache of its own design like the proverbial thief in the night, quietly fiddling with the internals when no one was looking.
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Amazon knows its target audience and knows that its customers don't want to be fiddling with a bunch of wires and gadgets to get a smart home up and running.
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Someone is going around New York, fiddling with the city's public LinkNYC internet booths, and making them blare out ice cream van music according to social media posts and LinkNYC.
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No one has made that blueprint public, though many have suggested it relies on fiddling with the toothed metal rings that lock the bottle, which likely produced the microscopic scratches.
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A week spent with performers at the festival presented an opportunity to delve into the surprisingly subtle and complex nature of Scottish fiddling, and the elements that make it unique.
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The combination of "cuts," shorter and faster bow strokes, and occasional crunching of the bow results in a choppier, coarser sound — what Cape Bretoners call the "dirt" in their fiddling.
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The micro-management can get pretty intense, to the point where you're basically backseat driving for the length of a race by fiddling with your drivers' fuel and tire strategies.
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It hopes that if you equip guests with a pre-made Custom Lens, they'll use it instead of fiddling with creating their own special effects on competing apps like Instagram.
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In the conversation that followed, Navarro pointed out that Cuddy's own body language, during her presentation, signaled insecurity: She was fiddling with her necklace, wrapping her arms around her torso.
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"This is what I can do with it, but you gotta be real careful," he shouts, fiddling with the dial on one set as if to fine-tune a picture.
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The rapport was "totally platonic," she stresses, furrowing her eyebrows and fiddling with each of her five rings, but it was still one of the longest relationships of her life.
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It has been a surprise, after so many years, to have again stepped away from the cameras, the microphones, the people always fiddling with her hair and makeup and clothes.
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Servers may shoot their cuffs before fiddling with some small detail of the table setting, a fussiness that is not in keeping with the graceful, relaxed tone of the cooking.
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The Magnifier utility has quite a few shortcuts of its own, which can save you from fiddling with the mouse while you enlarge parts of the desktop for easier reading.
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Suddenly a commercial success, Genesis is out touring the world, which leads Collins's wife to stray, which leads to him sitting at home angrily and fiddling around with drum machines.
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I spent nine hours fiddling with my boss's camera, trying to figure out how to turn it on and how to change the focus and how to turn the flash off.
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But in addition to all that, the 14-year-old also enjoys fiddling with a nuclear reactor that he keeps in his home—one that he built when he was 133.
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So next time, instead of fiddling with the Bluetooth settings and waiting for your device to connect, you can do it with a quick and easy mouse click or shortcut command.
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That said, I did enjoy fiddling around with the V30's settings — the phone has a wide range of different video recording options that take a couple of taps to access.
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It is easy for investors to fall into one of two traps: making an arbitrary selection of assets in their 20s and never changing it, or relentlessly fiddling with their portfolio.
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Two firms beginning with "V" are included for their antics in 2015: Volkswagen, which admitted fiddling emissions tests, and Valeant, a drugs firm accused of price gouging and publishing inaccurate accounts.
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A checkpoint with armed guards, a barricade, a pothole or even a traffic jam will take away my freedom as much as any fiddling with software settings in an autonomous vehicle.
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The goal is to make playing music easier than fiddling around in an app to find something to listen to, when you're not set on hearing a particular song or artist.
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From fiddling around with your new logo design to typing out 200 versions of your elevator pitch, this laptop is a trusty sidekick for your entire side-hustling to-do list.
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The decision followed experiments of the technology in Silicon Valley that showed test users napping, putting on makeup and fiddling with their phones as the vehicles traveled up to 56 mph.
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Because people can't do anything productive or enjoyable while resetting their timepieces that do not adjust automatically, fiddling with watches and clocks twice a year is a complete waste of time.
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And the power to reshape other species, scientists and bioethicists say, raises questions that are both unique to animals and may bear on the looming prospect of fiddling with our own.
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If France's richest man ever hopes to woo prized assets like Patek Philippe watches or Chanel into the LVMH fold, he can't be fiddling around with grubby activists at the bar.
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If you do not care for a lot of technical fiddling, get one of the several programs designed to copy files from an iPhone to a computer with a few clicks.
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That de Blasio spends more than an hour of the traditional workday commuting to his old neighborhood gym is not, I recognize, on the order of Nero fiddling while Rome burns.
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Larger external drives designed for Windows users can sometimes be formatted as NTFS (New Technology File System), which Macs can only read, but not write unless you do some extra fiddling.
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In other words, fiddling with the buttons will make no difference to the temperature—although, given how effective placebos are, some people will feel a phantom cooling or warming in the room.
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However, in the case of an emergency, many of us don't want to be fiddling with our smartphone just to unlock a gun, which is otherwise useless, when confronted with an attacker.
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On one hand, the jittery, neverending rush of urgent political news means there are times at which writing about film and television can feel hopelessly frivolous, like fiddling while Ventura County burns.
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But it avoids all the complications of third-party tools, intermediary servers, logins and passwords, making a shortlink, worrying about making a file temporarily "public" or fiddling with permissions, and so on.
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Between 1987 and 2003, Atlético was run by president Jesús Gil, who excelled at racism, homophobia and sacking managers (his 16-year reign included 38 managerial changes)—and also at fiddling accounts.
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Apple's next version of its mobile operating system, called iOS 10, will have an impact on how you communicate and potentially reduce the amount of time you spend fiddling with the phone.
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In fact, they've already been fiddling with the tiered format: In February, prices spanned a slightly wider range, with three, 10-day tiers (versus the two price points set out for March).
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And Google needs the entire industry to step with it to support RCS (not just device makers but carriers too) if it's going to achieve anything more than fiddling around the edges.
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He spent nearly a year reading texts and perusing letters and came away with the idea that Cassatt, who was accomplished in her own right, would have been annoyed by Degas's fiddling.
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The younger of the two women, Dusha seemed nervous, fiddling with the many strings of glass beads around her neck, swinging her feet back and forth as they dangled off the bench.
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The actors and musicians who inhabit this show can't be stopped from breaking into song, or fiddling a familiar festive melody or, quite enchantingly, shaking out a tune via hand-held bells.
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"If I had reported him to the police, my family would have been in great danger," said Beauty, 19, fiddling with black-and-blond braids as she recalled the events of last summer.
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"There are some days when I just don't like all the fuss and faff that can come with lots of people prodding and fiddling with your face and hair," she told the magazine.
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When he worked at paper-intensive administrative jobs, he'd doodle incessantly; when he started a coding career last year, he took up fiddling with an SD-card reader that made pleasant snick noises.
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"We can act now, or we can keep fiddling around and squander this opportunity to repeal Obamacare," Ways and Means Committee chairman Kevin Brady said at a press conference about the replacement bills.
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Walter sits with Shrier, who is fiddling with a harmonica, as the camera pans to the plate of food in front of them — a pile of juicy, canned pineapple with a green garnish.
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To some traditionalists, such recklessness is tantamount to changing the Declaration of Independence, in other words fiddling about with a set of words which, once delivered, was meant to stand for all time.
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When the company offered me my current role three years ago, it took me almost an hour of fiddling with a spreadsheet to figure out how much money they were actually offering me.
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Its opponents in the case accuse it of fiddling the definition of washing machine to show a surge, and have suggested the company has lost market share because of its fading brand recognition.
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The last option for control is filters (or profiles) for different situations, which the Doppler team have built out in advance so that you don't have to spend time fiddling with the equalizer.
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So rather than fiddling while Rome burns, the United States needs to put the cybersecurity of our national secrets and our technological superiority at the forefront of our preparation for World War III.
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" He added that unless the administration and Congress prevented Beijing and companies like ZTE from stealing intellectual secrets from the United States, historians will write that "we were fiddling while Rome was burning.
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Fiddling with a miscellany of instruments, encircling the room's profusion of mast-like wooden pillars, hopping, chanting or dancing in little tribes, they loosely weave and unweave an intermittently absorbing web of activity.
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He subsequently joined the group and his distinctive, fast-and-furious fiddling was a feature of the group's "Liege and Lief" album which was widely credited with starting the English electric folk movement.
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As I watched LG repeatedly raise and lower the display I had flashbacks to that time a friend kept fiddling with the window in my car until it collapsed straight into the door.
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Steven Rattner, a contributing writer to The New York Times and the former head of President Obama's automobile industry rescue effort, accused Congress of "fiddling" and praised the Fed for taking decisive action.
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While Americans value individual accomplishment and the freedom to be whatever you can become, blind self-interest when this administration is trampling all over traditional American values equates to fiddling while Rome burns.
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Mr. Holmes, who recently played the victim of a leveraged buyout in Mr. Hughes's production of Ayad Akhtar's "Junk," now gets revenge as the alpha moneybags gleefully fiddling with someone else's balance sheet.
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The Italian web filled with images of the city's embattled mayor, Virginia Raggi of the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, fiddling like Nero on a harp as the city, or its buses, burned.
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Li's husband often came to Liang's office to work, and the books he had left behind still cluttered Liang's shelves — and as she spoke, Liang kept his eyes down, fiddling with a pen.
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If you happen to be fiddling around with a brand-spanking new phone, then you're probably using up all the battery in one sitting and working it to the point of heating up.
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Especially when a toy works in a weird way, kids appear to more readily stumble on the solution by playing around—seemingly illogical fiddling that in the end lands them on an answer.
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"Just like rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic, this COPs fiddling of carbon accounting and negotiating of Article 6 is not commensurate to the planetary emergency we face," Extinction Rebellion said in a statement.
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"Indiana is right to be worried about the dangers created by persons who fiddle with their cellphones while driving, but probably wrong to outlaw such fiddling only with respect to texting," Posner wrote.
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"Just like rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic, this COP's fiddling of carbon accounting and negotiating of Article 6 is not commensurate to the planetary emergency we face," Extinction Rebellion said in a statement.
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Along with WestJet and other airlines around the world, Air Canada has been fiddling with schedules to deal with the grounding of its two dozen Boeing 737 Max planes after two deadly crashes.
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Lula's new job comes as momentum is gathering behind moves to impeach Rousseff over her alleged role in fiddling the government accounts to cover up excessive spending ahead of her reelection in 2014.
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You can sync ebooks, news articles, and items from your Pocket queue over to the case, but the iOS app is poorly designed and requires a lot of fiddling to get things to happen.
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What you can't really do, without a lot of fiddling and troubleshooting, is just pull out your old hard drive and stick it in a new computer (if you're building your own, for example).
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Android takes into consideration the app you're running and the ambient light levels to set the display brightness automatically, which saves you constantly fiddling with the slider yourself in something like a video app.
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The novel's premise is wildly inventive and really scary: Some sadistic person is fiddling with the mechanics of the elevators that operate in the city's skyscrapers, and everyone is in a state of panic.
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It just works and when you're sitting down in front of the TV with a hot bag of takeout you don't want to be fiddling with settings or navigating awful TV manufacturer specific menus.
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Of course, manually toggling Car View on might not feel as seamless as the Bluetooth experience, but a feature like this could prevent accidents caused by people fiddling with their phone in the car.
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Above all, there are the owners—puffy pink billionaires dictating mostly fictitious budgetary constraints, fiddling with hirings and firings, even sticking their ruddied noses in roster moves no matter how often they preach autonomy.
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"I'm still not a big fan of people checking their phones at halftime," Jefferson said as he sat with his feet in a bucket of ice, fiddling with his phone, after a recent game.
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Back there Tagliaferri found brothers getting their hair braided and their Afros picked out for the show, camera people fiddling with their equipment, and a whole lot of people dicking around on their phones.
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If this is your first Apple rodeo, or you just want a fresh start and like fiddling around in menus, select Set Up as New Phone, which will accomplish exactly what it sounds like.
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It's worth keeping stuff like the cardboard rolls at the heart of aluminum foil (back-scratching), those plastic thingies on the end of bread (for fiddling with), and if I may be bold: glasses.
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I always end up fiddling with something longer than I planned to, like changing clothes three times, getting mascara poked in my eye, or deciding a top-knot isn't going to cut it that day.
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But when I wanted to talk more generally about his career, a heavy gray cloud seemed to glaze across his eyes, and he began a cycle of removing, fiddling with, and then replacing his cap.
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I believe we all could get back a few minutes (or hours) of our day if we stopped spending so much time clenched in a bathroom stall fiddling with toilet paper to muffle our farts.
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This translates to serious time saved on photo editing — so you can get back to living your best, unfiltered life as quickly as possible, instead of fiddling with third-party apps for hours on end.
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This is true, but tantamount to an admission of guilt: politicians in some safely Democratic districts in the north have not been above fiddling with election rules and redrawing district boundaries to protect incumbents either.
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" Long before the Woodstock Festival of Music & Art took over Max Yasgur's dairy farm in Bethel, New York, in August, 1969, there were outdoor fiddling contests and revival meetings, some held in temporary "camp towns.
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The case itself is head and shoulders above the competition, too, with a sleek, pebbled leather outer and no fiddling required to get the buds inserted within for a good connection to their charging contacts.
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"The court should not sit idly buy, shrug its shoulders and say 'that's just Roger being Roger,'" Jackson said as Stone closed his eyes at counsel's table, fiddling with a pen and shifting his weight.
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And it's true that despite long-running accusations of major-label meddling in Paramore's career, the band has written its own often-bitter songs across three straight platinum albums without fiddling from the pop machine.
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Fiddling with a cheap wine opener can be super annoying when you're in a rush to get to the grapey goodness and there's nothing like a broken cork to put a damper on the night.
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But having watched Britain's Spencer 'Gorilla' Ealing beat Germany's Kai Wollin and walk away with a $200,000 cheque last August, Gullit realized esports had evolved from "geeky" kids fiddling with their controllers in "stinky" bedrooms.
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"If the lion's share of commands from the driver can be inputted through virtual assistants, rather than fiddling around with touchscreens and buttons, the current epidemic of driver distraction will be greatly mitigated," Palmer added.
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But even if it seems as if Phil Jackson, the team's president, is fiddling while Madison Square Garden burns, there are reminders that everything may not be as bleak as it seems for the organization.
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From the same menu you can set one of your cards as the default, to avoid any fiddling around at the checkout, and enable quick access to it with a double-tap on the Home button.
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Photo: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)Both charging methods are inferior compared to wearables like Nokia's Steel HR or the Apple Watch, two devices that have simple charging bases that require no fiddling, futzing, clasping, or grasping.
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Having a single-purpose Spotify device that can be left in the car at all times could be more convenient than constantly fiddling with your phone to play songs over Bluetooth (or with an aux cable).
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The small efficiencies of being able to just pop your computer open anywhere and start working without fiddling with wireless network credentials or setting up a mobile hotspot eventually add up to a big productivity win.
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But on February 25th a television programme on a channel controlled by Silvio Berlusconi, founder of the rival Forza Italia party, accused some of the movement's MPs of fiddling the system to hang on to cash.
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Photographers did their best to guess the next day's weather and launch timing while fiddling with camera settings, pointing them in the right direction, and trying not to attract gremlins that would mess with their gear.
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From Settings, tap Siri & Search to make sure Siri can be activated with a "hey Siri" voice command, and from the lock screen, reducing the amount of fiddling you need to do with buttons and swipes.
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Doomba relies on random seeds to generate the levels using default textures and enemies, and it's unlikely to result in anything but a very brief level without some fiddling unless you have a very large house.
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What seems less certain still is that fiddling with benefit rules will make much difference to the numbers of EU migrants coming to Britain, because almost all of them come to work, not to claim benefits.
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But the lion's share of credit goes to China, which, rather than fiddling with tax breaks and credits and "market mechanisms," invested a boatload of money into production subsidies, scaling the industry up by brute force.
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In 1928, British physicist Paul Dirac was fiddling around with the then-new theories of quantum mechanics and special relativity, trying to merge them into a single theory that would explain the behavior of ordinary matter.
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Fiddling with his smartphone, seemingly not in the mood for an interview, he was asked about the Armstrong court he had helped christen by taking apart Bjorn Borg in straight sets in its first men's final.
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For daily coffee drinkers, they offer a fast and affordable alternative to investing in a professional-grade appliance like the $500 Breville Barista Express Espresso Machine, or fiddling with a manual espresso maker like the Flair.
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Oh, and as long as I was fiddling, I folded some speculoos-type spice cookies into the meringue before I spread the marshmallowy whites out on a baking sheet to dry in the oven's low heat.
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As a result, Americans are familiar with scenes of lawmakers from a president's party giving rousing standing ovations to parts of his speech, contrasted with the opposition sitting on their hands or fiddling with their phones.
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While checking in to someone's home on Airbnb can sometimes entail fiddling with a lockbox or coordinating a time with the host, I didn't have to specify a time to check in to my Sonder apartment.
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In the weeks leading up to the parabolic flight, as Coblentz surveyed her prototypes, she decided she'd like to spend her precious moments in zero g actually eating stuff, not just fiddling with the spherification station.
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Dave Stewart and I wrote a song together ["So Wrong for So Long"], but one day we were just hanging out fiddling about on another track ["King of the Kingdom"] and I wanted a wah-wah pedal.
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As one analyst points out, when Mr Xi took over, the party resembled a company whose employees did not show up, did not believe in the business model and were fiddling their expenses on an epic scale.
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However while encryption might technically remain intact in the scenario they sketch, their argument glosses over both the fact and risks of bypassing encryption via fiddling with authentication systems in order to enable deceptive third party snooping.
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After sort-of shelving Starbo, Bowker and Heckler were fiddling around with names inspired by nautical influences (hence the store's siren logo), Bowker says that the two looked into Moby Dick and Captain Ahab's ship's name, Pequod.
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Anyone doing research on Eisenhower's America would be well served by studying Stern's footage of Newport's high-society ladies; suburban dads fiddling with cameras; and twenty-somethings dancing, clapping, drinking beer, and making out with each another.
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Viewing them as the braying ball of coke-snorting, expense-fiddling, bonus-receiving brokers and bankers who seemingly single-handedly sent the entire world into an economic head-spin is both a bit reductive and really cathartic.
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Mr. Clemens's creative director, Babak Radboy, even created a logo for the capsule, a swooping "Telfar" over the looping Century 21, a design Mr. Radboy had been fiddling with long before Century 21 even came to call.
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The reason why is pretty simple: The first time you just put your phone down on the table and watch it begin charging — without any plugging in or fiddling around with a cable — is a legitimately magical experience.
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Under the theater's large white canvas geodesic dome, some young Afghan men were hanging out in the back in the freezing cold, fiddling with cellphones, while another dashed madly about with a video camera, filming all who entered.
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All of that will, however, be meaningless fiddling if Europe's top court decides the mechanism is fundamentally incompatible with EU law on account of US national security priorities that allow the government to help itself to everyone's data.
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Fiddling around with the 35-year-old's long, dark mane, North reported that she was making an "Anna braid" — referencing the main character in the kids' movie Frozen (which the 2-year-old is definitely a fan of).
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Okay, you might not want to use them to go on the rampage in GTA V, but if you're doing some form-filling or web browsing then it's a lot easier than fiddling around with the DualShock 4.
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"So imagine everyone's trying to unlock the door and what people are doing is they're kind of using the same type of key and they're just fiddling a little bit with the shape at the end," he says.
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"I'd never really taken photos before I bought an iPhone," he says, as he's fiddling with the camera strap on the Rolleiflex he brought with him to our interview — a very different type of camera than the iPhone.
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He works more like a graphic artist or a poet, intuitively fussing and fiddling and erasing and re-drawing, until he achieves something that was hard to articulate before he started working to bring it into the world.
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I start fiddling with the diamond ring that still isn't quite accustomed to its new place on my ring finger -- one of the few pieces of evidence of my relationship status -- and sneak a peek at my phone.
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The passing distances are shorter for USMNT nowadays, and Pulisic's comfort with fiddling the ball close in to his feet with multiple defenders on him makes for an excellent contrast to his spot-on touch at middle distances.
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Because fiddling with the Registry can cause irreversible damage to your computer, and because Windows updates often come with critical security patches, it&aposs highly recommended that you don&apost seek this solution out without extensive research beforehand.
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After winning his first match at the U.S. Open on Monday night, Tsitsipas sat in the main interview room and immediately started fiddling with the microphone, taking off its foam cover to find out what type it was.
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Just a few months ago, it seemed more than likely that Pai's FCC majority was preparing to rubber stamp Sinclair's deal, especially after spending much of the last year fiddling with agency rules to specifically aid the deal.
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Plugging in an iPhone, for example, loads a screen of apps like Apple Maps, Apple Music and Apple's podcast app, which you can then control on the console or with Siri instead of fiddling with your smartphone screen.
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As for the question of screens distracting drivers from the roads, Jablonski says a bigger display can actually help by saving drivers from fiddling with the thing if it's showing the radio and they need to see directions.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Whether you are Googling on the couch, fiddling with Maps in the car or swiping through the Discover feed on the toilet, expect Alphabet Inc's Google to put ads in several new spots this year.
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Electric wine opener Fiddling with a cheap wine opener can be super annoying when you're in a rush to get to the grapey goodness and there's nothing like a broken cork to put a damper on the night.
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She manages to keep it together until what appears to be an accidental wide shot exposes some of the magic as we see a woman who's probably a member of the SNL wardrobe crew fiddling with Aidy's costume.
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THE probe in 2015 into one of Japan's largest-ever accounting scandals, at Toshiba, an electronics and nuclear-power conglomerate that has been the epitome of the country's engineering prowess, concluded that number-fiddling at the firm was "systemic".
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Mr. Baylis said it took him only about a half-hour of fiddling in his workshop to come up with a working version of a hand-powered radio, but turning the idea into a product took a lot longer.
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Fiddling with the radio in my car, I heard music from a Monterrey station, classical music I had not heard anywhere else in Mexico, and happened upon a lovely piece (violin, cello, piano) I'd heard before, but couldn't name.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The mayor who successfully championed Milan's bid to win the 2026 Winter Olympics has been convicted of fiddling paperwork in his previous role as head of the 2015 Milan Expo world fair, a court ruled on Friday.
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Before Clark and a few handpicked collaborators got to fiddling with the Viking DGB, however, Mars 2020 wanted them to attempt something much more basic: Conduct an atmospheric test of the exact same parachute that Curiosity had used in 2012.
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To the same extent, we were fiddling with format, and to compensate for that, to hold people's hands while we did this weird stuff, we gave them Old Man's War, which we already knew they liked and were comfortable with.
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The report also suggests fiddling with terms on the loans, including by moving back the date at which they are written off, so that more people—especially middle-income types—will end up repaying the entirety of the cash they borrow.
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Debauching the currency, poisoning relations with Europe and America, locking up tens of thousands of innocent people, muzzling the press, reigniting a civil war and fiddling with the constitution to gain the powers of a sultan surely ought to be enough.
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I'd love to say that these six hours on my phone enriched my personal or professional life in some way, but in truth, I gained nothing from scrolling aimlessly through Instagram and Twitter, and fiddling around on Bumble and Pocket Camp.
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If, on the other hand, Mrs May loses heavily—by more than 100 votes, for the sake of argument—it is hard to see how further fiddling in Brussels could change enough minds in Parliament to get the deal through.
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"You can't digitise integrity," says John Githongo, a veteran Kenyan anti-corruption campaigner, implying that the corrupt politicians who still dominate the country's politics will not let technology get in the way of fiddling the result if it goes against them.
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That, I thought, would lend itself to a much more accurate through line between me fiddling with an iPhone for a few days and what the average buyer might be able to divine about how it might work for them.
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But separating out the GOP solution, pairing it with some Democratic ideas to improve the ACA, and maybe fiddling around with the taxes some could generate a bipartisan bill that actually fulfills the promise to replace Obamacare with something better.
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As a lifelong beginner myself, I can speak to what a pain and expense fiddling with effects pedals is when you're just starting out, and this combo goes a ways toward bringing players closer to the sounds they're striving for.
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There are better solutions to the problems of financial leverage and risk-taking, for example forcing banks to fund themselves with a lot more equity, than fiddling with a mechanism that has been at the heart of the world's prosperity.
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That could mean less time fiddling around with settings like shutter speed and ISO, and more time concentrating on nailing the shot, which can be a big deal when you're hoping to grab a shot of a pet or baby.
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The new model of BMW's flagship 7 Series sedan is getting support for controlling the Spotify, iHeartRadio, and Pandora apps on Android phones, making it possible to use the services through the car's user interface — no fiddling with the phone required.
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In part a joke about how their engineers kept fiddling with their compressors, they chose the name for the way in which each of their practices condenses the immensity of existence in the age of the Extremely Online into music.
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There is great danger, of course, in any engineered fiddling with the hair triggers, feedback loops, and checks and balances of an immune system evolved over millennia, and great trepidation in using experimental therapies on any patient, especially a child.
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But more fundamentally it is worrying for the profession and policymakers making decisions based on economic evidence; fiddling and running multiple, slightly different tests on the same data rapidly sucks meaning from the reported size and accuracy of the final results.
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But this is an odd week for thinking about books: As much of the country reels in the wake of an extremely contentious presidential election, it can feel pointless at best, and actively destructive at worst, like fiddling while Rome burns.
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He had been fiddling with an unlit cigar (he just holds them these days) while talking about the euphoria that had greeted his new science-fiction epic, "Ready Player One," at the South by Southwest Film Festival three days earlier.
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What happens when you realize your creator is no longer whichever being you believe in, but rather a scientist in a lab fiddling with your genetic code like a chimpanzee fitting star and triangle shaped blocks into the proper slot.
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Without delay, I began fiddling with her ears and paws, a method I was told would desensitize her from future earwax extraction and toenail clipping, but when I finally went to cut her talons, she tried to nip my hands.
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But that changed in the Obama era, when McNaughton took to his canvas in order to depict Obama as a Constitution-burning, democracy-hating demagogue who spent his time alternately fiddling and golfing while the country itself goes up in flames.
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Fiddling with the mouth guard he began using after he lost one of his front teeth in Game 1, Thomas became the fifth player in the history of the Celtics to score at least 50 points in a postseason game.
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There were almost no customers there, just an elderly couple at the counter eating soup, an unkempt, possibly homeless guy fiddling with a jukebox in the corner, and a girl in a bulky checkered coat sitting across the aisle from Vadik.
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At the time, Abdurraqib was a teenager in Columbus, Ohio, where it would get unbearably cold during the winter; fiddling with the buttons on his Walkman to skip a song on the cassette entailed exposing his skin to the frigid air.
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Election and voting discussions in the US can get complicated, fiddling around the margins with registration deadlines and different forms of ID. It's the kind of complexity that serves to obscure the constant low-level injustice of the status quo.
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The source material is an astonishing 5,000 tape samples taken from familiar pop songs released in the "compact disk era," which pass by in a matter of seconds, resulting in a sound that's not unlike fiddling with a radio dial.
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To say big things can't get done is to say nothing can get done — that we will return to the Obama-era politics of Dems proposing things, Republicans blocking them, and a Dem president fiddling around on the margins with executive powers.
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Just keep in mind that fiddling with your update settings could increase the risk of your computer becoming vulnerable to newly discovered bugs and malicious code if you do not install new security updates and other fixes yourself in a timely manner.
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"God, I love these trees!" he exclaimed periodically, on a field-trip in November, while unpacking climbing gear, fiddling with solar panels and trying to take his mind off the wreckage some curious bears had made of some of his humidity sensors.
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Reiterating his support for Garry McCarthy (whom he called "Jerry" and a "policing genius") he claimed that the former CPD boss can do a lot better than Mr Emanuel (whose name he also misspelt) who he said was "fiddling while Chicago burns".
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But it seems as if he and his co-writer, Tony Grisoni, laboured over the screenplay for too many years, fiddling with different drafts until they could no longer remember which story they wanted to tell or which points they hoped to make.
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The entire app is built around a simple UI for editing slides meant to let users focus on content instead of fiddling with fonts and layouts, with a robust drag-and-drop function for automatically generating content out of images, links, and videos.
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Probably many of you have tried something similar to this when fiddling around in an image manipulation program: by changing the "hue" and "saturation" values on a picture, you can make someone have green skin, a banana appear blue and so on.
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The company claims the tool "enables Irish Facebook users to see all of the ads any advertiser is running on Facebook in Ireland at the same time" — though clearly ad visibility is not enough of a barrier against election fiddling on its own.
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Fasterfox Image: Screenshot There are a lot of ways to tweak Firefox to make it run faster, but they require some fiddling under the hood of the browser, and you can apply all the key ones easily with the help of Fasterfox.
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Having over-ear hooks as they do, these earphones might not be to everyone's liking, as it takes a little more fiddling to put them on and take them off, but those hooks also keep them in place and contribute to their comfort.
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Then again, putting a mic in your home naturally invites questions over whether it can be used for eavesdropping—which is why researchers at the security firm Checkmarx started fiddling with Alexa, to see if they could turn it into a spy device.
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As a power user, who keeps fiddling with his phones all the time, I noticed no difference between the nova, the nova plus and the assortment of Android phones I normally use, which sport either the Snapdragon 2399 or Huawei's Kirin 2448.
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A peaceful handover of power in Gambia would be a welcome surprise for African democracy at a time when many of the continent's leaders have been rigging polls, fiddling with constitutions to extend their terms in office and cracking down on peaceful protest.
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That innate curiosity, researchers suggest, may explain some of Harambe's behavior seen on the video of his fatal encounter with the boy who fell into his enclosure — fiddling with the boy's clothing, taking a quick peek as he pulled the boy's pants upward.
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Yet Da Costa, who is now one of 233 million people who lives in the favelas, or slums, is not happy about the possibility that President Dilma Rousseff could be impeached and her government brought down over allegations of fiddling public finances.
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Yet Da Costa, who is now one of 22014 million people who lives in the favelas, or slums, is not happy about the possibility that President Dilma Rousseff could be impeached and her government brought down over allegations of fiddling public finances.
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Many have since roughed up the field, none more so than Red Priest (as Vivaldi was called), which trades on astonishing, all-out virtuosity on violin by Adam Summerhayes — including "beer-fiddling," as he terms it — and on recorders by Piers Adams.
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As I waited in the non-citizen line to clear immigration at the airport, I noticed that everyone around me was a student: lined up one after another, we held our immigration documents at our chests, fiddling with our signal-deprived phones.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Polaroid (YouTube)Focusing on the one feature smartphones don't offer yet, Polaroid's new Lab instant photography device creates hard copies of any digital photo on your phone without the need for wires or fiddling with wireless settings.
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By this token, Hendrick's is not a London Gin, because of that fiddling about with roses and cucumbers in the wake of the distillation; conversely, the much prized Hernö, despite being made on the High Coast of Sweden, does make the grade.
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Sure, you might have a memorized cardio workout that you know and can tolerate, but when it comes to the other stuff — like strength-training and lifting weights — your "routine" might consist of strolling around the weight room and fiddling with your water bottle.
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Photo: Gloria Sin (Gizmodo)In another plus, the connection between the headphones and my smartphone only randomly dropped once, when I was not playing any music while fiddling with an exercise machine for over 22.402 minutes, likely due to an auto-timeout to save battery.
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It has also added other improvements, like boosting voice frequencies for better speech clarity and and automatic volume leveling feature to create uniform sound across content (no more blaring commercials or movies that go from quiet to loud, requiring constant fiddling with the remote control).
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By fiddling with radio dials and paging through comic books, you can also find mini-stories within the game, which start as funny diversions — like the soapy romance comic Love is Nice, which Wilson will voice his disdain for when you pick it up.
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"Our latest research has discovered that distraction 'latency' lasts an average of 27 seconds, meaning that, even after drivers put down the phone or stop fiddling with the navigation system, drivers aren't fully engaged with the driving task," say the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
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Any of the chaotic energy that can come from the beginning of an interview—brief introductions, ordering drinks, fiddling with a voice recorder—is soon quelled by the steady pace of our conversation, and the gentle, direct way in which she approaches every answer.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Voters in a Welsh parliamentary seat have backed a petition to oust their Member of Parliament (MP) for fiddling his expenses, meaning an election will be held to choose his replacement in what could be the first test for Britain's new prime minister.
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Simpson makes it sound like he was just calmly fiddling with the bat when it accidentally touched the rim of her car, and when Nicole protested, he hit "the front" of the car and said the ride was his 'cause he paid for it.
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Yet he couldn't imagine a better life than this, and certainly couldn't have foreseen it as a troubled, bullied English boy in north Wales—fiddling to catch Bill Haley on the wireless, messing around with short-lived useless bands, slaving at the Hotpoint factory.
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There's no denying that distracted driving is a major cause of accidents and deaths in the US. So it's natural that Uber wants to make sure drivers are focused on taking riders safely from point A to B rather than fiddling with their phones.
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The PS VR headset is clearly the least well built of what's out there, in tech-specs terms, the feel of its assembly and the simple fact that I am always fiddling with it while it's on, yet to find that sweet spot of comfort.
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If I have one complaint, it's that the module is a bit too close to one ear and made the over the ear thing a bit of a pain (particularly with glasses on), but that was pretty easily addressed with a little bit of fiddling.
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A few days after the hearing, the high court, apparently rent 4-to-4, sent an unusual note to the parties, practically begging them to find a compromise that would provide women with birth control while not fiddling unduly with the religious groups' conscience.
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Regulators have given extra scrutiny to addressing MMA's extreme weight-cutting practices, but until now it's been standard procedure to fine the offending fighter a percentage of his or her purse—no suspension, no fiddling with the results of the fight after it's done.
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In Chana Porter's "Leap and the Net Will Appear," an exasperated critique of self-actualization presented by New Georges at the Flea Theater, Margie (Polly Lee) will spend an hour and a half fiddling with the ignition for a life that won't turn on.
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I didn't want to take time away to download an update to the app (and yes, I did that thing in which you deactivate and reactivate the camera button), so after some more fiddling, we decided to move the conversation to Google Hangouts instead.
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The clone looks uncannily like the star pianist Yuja Wang and, after some fiddling with its control panel, plays like her, too, but on the Lang Lang setting, "it" delivers a few bars of Chopin deliciously heavy on rubato and ceiling-gazing demonstrations of ecstasy.
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"Donald Trump is narrowcasting to African-Americans and Latinos with his Super Bowl ad and at the State of the Union, and the economy's doing well, and meanwhile we're fiddling around with a Socialist and Encyclopedia Brown," moaned one top Democrat on the Hill.
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Many saw it as disrespectful when Kellyanne Conway, senior adviser to Mr. Trump, was photographed sitting with her feet tucked under her on a couch in the Oval Office, fiddling with her phone, as Mr. Trump and the black leaders stood in the background.
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And while I generally steered clear of text slang after that early fiasco, the rest of that first year was spent fiddling on an almost daily basis with the difficulty, tone and references, not sure what was going to set this little puzzle apart.
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On the tables, plenty are on their third bottle of merlot, and a large portion are busy fiddling with their smartphones—taking pictures of Schwarzenegger on stage, filming bits of the Q&A, or else just watching it through the fully-zoomed, pixelated screen.
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Like MySpace at the time, it let you customize your own page to hell and back—though in this case, you were fiddling with the aesthetics of an inbox rather than the precise amount of sparkle on social network page white text sat on a black background.
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Add filters and more with CanvaScreenshot: GizmodoCanva is more of a graphics design app but it does offer some basic photo editing tools too, including a bunch of Instagram-style filters that can reproduce effects that would otherwise require a lot of fiddling in an image editor.
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LG's software shows you a sphere-shaped preview of what the camera sees, which is useful to make sure the camera sits straight, but 360-degree photography is more about finding a good spot to place the camera than fiddling with every little detail on the screen.
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You can also modify and save sounds directly from the amp, but while the color LCD display and well-marked buttons aren't bad to use, the interface is better suited to making quick little adjustments than for fiddling with all the dozens of variables of a tone.
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Therefore, the entire video demonstration features O'Brien taking every opportunity to figure out how his VR experience can somehow turn into sex, from fiddling with the privates of a dead guy to casting a lewd eye on a virtual tentacle monster ("That I could have sex with").
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Not only do you need a Game Boy and its Camera peripheral, but also a few devices meant to hack the Game Boy as well as either an installation of Windows XP on a computer with parallel port or some fiddling with drivers on Windows 7.
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In the half-empty arena, we didn't always know where to look — at our heroes, at the tumblers, at the direwolf eyes or at the people in our row eating their popcorn and often fiddling with their phones, as if the arena were just another, larger screen.
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It's not often that it happens, but every once in a while, there's a trending styling move that looks good with a huge variety of outfits, takes like a second to put on, doesn't require much fiddling with throughout the day, and also costs next to nothing.
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While Google tried to make using its routers as easy as possible by hiding a lot of the complexity, Synology also makes setting the router up extremely easy, but if you want to delve deeper, it doesn't stop you from fiddling with any of the settings.
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So rather than galvanizing support around public transit or demanding more safety regulations to keep up with the rising average speeds, we hop into our cars—when we're drunk, stoned, or fiddling with our phones—and merge among the other propelled boxes of metal and gears.
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After successfully fiddling with his putting technique earlier in the week, Spieth will try to repeat at the same course where Jean van de Velde blew a three-shot lead on the 72nd hole of the 1999 Open before losing in a playoff to Paul Lawrie.
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"If people like to use them though, that's OK, but I worry that they are so uncomfortable that a traveler may end up fiddling with the mask and actually increase the risk of getting sick by forcing them to touch their face, nose and mouth," he said.
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Instead of clipping it into the removable frame from cameras in the past, the Hero 8 has two pieces that extend down from the body of the camera itself, allowing you to attach it to the mount of your choice without fiddling with an extra case.
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"We can act now or we can keep fiddling around and squander this opportunity to repeal Obamacare, and begin a new chapter of freedom for the American people," said Representative Kevin Brady of Texas, the chairman of another committee that's pushing the bill through at lightning speed.
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Talking to him, I'm reminded of the Washington Post's rouse in 2007, when the paper had the nation's premier violinist, Joshua Bell, fiddling away in a busy DC metro station at rush hour, and only a couple commuters took a second to pause from their hurried routine.
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When I was ten years old, I had a dream about a weird house and when I woke up, I had to build it out of cardboard and whatever else I could find, so I guess I've been fiddling with this sort of thing for a while.
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Albright timed the research project to cover the lead up to the US midterms, which represent the next major domestic test of Facebook's democracy-denting platform — though this time it appears that homegrown disinformation is as much, if not more, in the frame than Kremlin-funded election fiddling.
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And I know how that makes me sound: My papou emigrated from Greece with nothing, entering the U.S. via Mexico after days spent scraping barnacles from ships in a Tampico harbor, and now I'm exhausted at the thought of fiddling with too many wireless settings on my cellphone.
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Those are the bone conduction speakers, and although it takes a bit of fiddling to get them in the sweet spot, they work just fine and won't bounce around if you've got the thing on right; a normal strap would also remain more or less firmly against your temple.
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The same compulsions that have him fiddling with a succession of wet wipes as he speaks can be identified in "Work No. 20016," which consists of a group of cactuses lined up according to height, or "Work No. 129: A Door Opening and Closing," which it does, ad infinitum.
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I was with the raccoons of the rooftop, who were now down fiddling with the bicycle lock on the garbage can at the end of the road, with the red-shouldered hawk chicks breathing alone in the nest, with the armadillo forcing its armored body through the brush.
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It can be surprisingly tricky to cancel some services—for example, CBS All Access makes you do it within iTunes—and the last thing you want to be doing the minute you finish hate-binge-watching Young Sheldon is fiddling around trying to figure out how to cancel.
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The others at the table were Zhang, a surly 27-year-old who spent most of his time fiddling with his smartphone; Hu, a 28-year-old woman married with two kids; and Guo, an affable 40-year-old with a set of pearly white fake front teeth.
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Thandie Newton as Maeve and Jasmyn Rae as Homestead Girl Speaking of which, the designers fiddling with poor Maeve's personality in their attempts to make her more sexually attractive makes for a sad sight — but these scenes have the positive side effect of letting actress Thandie Newton demonstrate her skill.
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The scale of these allegations is the most evident explanation for the popular outrage over the scandal, which touches on sensitive themes in South Korea, including the fiddling of highly competitive university admissions (for Ms Choi's daughter); the power of cults; and the collusion of elites in business and government.
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The TAC PRO M2 allowed me to use its companion app to finely tune how the device handles deadzones and acceleration speeds, but after hours of fiddling and watching other players' configurations on YouTube, I never got it to a point where it'd be worth using over a normal controller.
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"We were trying to make it more fun, so we thought about how we could make the experience of changing the battery interesting, not just pulling out the cover and the batteries," says Lee, fiddling with the pop-off battery cover of an LG V10 to exaggerate the action's awkwardness.
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Portraying a gay young man who moves from composing songs for his father to composing them for himself, he transforms before our eyes from a rebellious boy fiddling with a recording console into a live-wire performer, half Tina Turner, half Mick Jagger and all strutting bravado and androgynous sex appeal.
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It's not the most stellar piece of audio equipment at its price point, but Google's engineered something that works right out of the box, while Smart Sound means you won't have to do any EQ fiddling in the off-chance that you end up moving it from its current position.
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At the end of all those decades of distortion: the new Republican tax plan, with its cuts in the corporate tax rate, an increase of the standard deduction, some fiddling with income tax rates in different brackets and absolutely nothing in the way of simplification, rationalization or believable revenue neutrality.
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There's no actual science to back up this hypothesis, but we think if your headphones are on-point, you can spend a little less time fiddling with your earbuds and a lot more time being inspired by Beyoncé to do the actual exercises that you hauled yourself to the gym to do.
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Long enough to hear the wind in the already wind-bent pines, the wind in his ears, the wind in his trouser legs, the pebbles under the soles of his shoes, his hand fiddling with coins in the pocket of his leather jacket, the oystercatcher's shrill, Morse-like biik-biik-biik-biik.
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More generally, as Facebook has faced a drop-off in user growth in mature markets, it's been looking for more ways to engage those users it already has, in competition with a plethora of rival social media services and dozens of other digital distractions, from Netflix to games to fiddling with your smart home appliances.
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They're full of little people-to-people interactions: a wave to let the dad behind the stroller that that you're going to stop and let him cross; a nod to tell the other driver to inform him that you're waiting for this woman fiddling with her keys to finally pull out of her spot.
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To be fair, fiddling with the car on the show floor for 10 minutes isn't a comprehensive review, but when you're comparing it to the best that Mercedes, BMW, and Audi have to offer — not to mention new cars from Volvo and Hyundai/Genesis — I don't know that this Lincoln Continental is enough to win.
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We're off south on a delivery job when I point out that we can listen to some tunes as we make our way across the desert, and we fall back into our traditional car roles: me, the annoying passenger who keeps fiddling with the radio; Dad, the grump who wants some peace and quiet.
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Instead of fiddling with wires and circuits to do this (or solving a tired hacking mini-game) you instead sit down at a lathe (you'd be forgiven for seeing it as a pottery wheel, though) with a block of material, a set of specialized tools, several design templates, and of course some super chill tunes.
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Much of the art is interactive, meant for lingering: a wall of scrapable sequins by Lara Schnitger, which never didn't have a few dozen teenagers fiddling with it; pastel industrial-collapse animal statue benches from Serban Ionescu, which provided succor for glum-looking shoppers; a psychedelic mural with embedded QR codes from Jeanette Hayes.
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The problem, as the Beatles song experiment showed, is that this kind of fiddling around allows researchers to manipulate their study conditions until they get the answer that they want—the grownup equivalent of kids at a slumber party applying pressure on the Ouija board planchette until it spells out the words they're looking for.
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The feature allows Apple Pay users to simply hold their devices at transit terminals without having to authenticate via Touch ID or Face ID. It saves people fiddling around in front of you during busy rush hour times, and it makes it much quicker to use trains, buses, and the tube network in London.
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The new law would have criminalized The Guardian newspaper for publishing the leaked Edward Snowden documents (for which the newspaper won a Pulitzer), but it would also have prevented The Daily Telegraph newspaper publishing the details of a leak of British MPs' expenses, which uncovered widespread fiddling -- and in some cases, criminal misuse -- of taxpayers' money by politicians.
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More From i-D: In 2013, Frankie*, a 27-year-old European transplant from China, who prefers not to use her actual name since her job requires a certain level of anonymity, decided she was done scrutinizing her appearance and fiddling around with makeup techniques that claimed to be catered to those with monolids like her.
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"While people are losing their jobs, losing their income, and shutting down the economy, which we have had to do to deal with this public health crisis, they are fiddling around with Senate procedure that could, if one senator objected, take us all the way to the end of the week to solve this problem," McConnell said.
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Newton finds further comfort in a Pew study released last September that showed 26 percent of Americans had deleted the Facebook app from their phones (44 percent of people ages 18 to 29), 42 percent had "taken a break" for substantial periods of time, and 54 percent had gone through the trouble of fiddling with privacy settings.
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The Hero 7 is also undeniably a clunkier user experience than the Hero 8, both in terms of hardware—the need to take off the mounting cage to change batteries or SD cards will never stop being annoying—and in software, the lack of customization in menus means more fiddling to change settings compared to the Hero 8.
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We made portraits of ourselves when we had no idea who were; we tried to find garden landscapes that we were destroying as fast as we could paint them; we painted Indians as fast as we could kill them; and during the greatest technological jump in history, we painted ourselves as a bunch of fiddling rustics.
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Whether you're an aspiring novelist who goes through reams of paper printing 18 versions of your latest manuscript, a student racing to finish a last-minute paper, or a design professional fiddling with various layouts for a piece of print collateral, there are a variety of scenarios in which home printing technology is a godsend in our modern day and age.
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"Irrespective of the ECB fiddling around at the edges of what they can do with monetary policy - in the same way as the Japanese have done with theirs - the ECB won't be able to fight euro/dollar moving to $1.20 anymore than the Bank of Japan can prevent the dollar/yen heading down to a 100," said Kit Juckes, chief global FX strategist at Societe Generale.
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With his adaption of the popular fiction podcast Homecoming (a show mostly written by the podcast's creators, Eli Horowitz and Micah Bloomberg), Esmail again plays with the elements of televisual storytelling, fiddling with the audio mix, the size of the frame, and the placement of the camera, as he tells an eerie, split-timeline tale about a shady, off-the-books program to rehabilitate returning soldiers.
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If he is right, that could be a convenient solution not only for the climate (unless there are unintended negative consequences to fiddling with the atmosphere as some fear), but also for a slew of countries that rely on oil for their economic well-being across much of Africa and the Middle East, as well as Russia, Mexico and emerging producers like Brazil and Guyana.
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"We are fiddling while Rome is burning," former Maryland Jockey Club Chief Executive Joe De Francis said last week at a U.S. House of Representatives hearing in Washington "It is the very nature of the regulatory framework, the pervasive regulation on a state-by-state basis, that prevents us from solving our own problems through a commissioner's office the way football can do or the way baseball can do," he added.
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Trying to teach nuanced critical thinking when there may be a more basic lack of education that's contributing to fomenting mistrust and driving credulity, as well as causing the spread of malicious fakes and rumors targeting certain people or segments of the population in the first place, risks both being ineffectual and coming across as merely irresponsible fiddling around the edges of a grave problem that's claimed multiple lives already.
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While flying through an area of bad weather at 35,000 feet, the crew noticed discrepancies between the navigational systems; while fiddling with a solution, they switched off the autopilot unintentionally and drifted into a bank that turned into an uncontrolled spiral dive, during which the descent rate exceeded 50,000 feet per minute and the airplane approached the speed of sound before the captain pulled the wings off in flight.
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Still, despite some of the frustrations with the user interface, I really like Hulu with Live TV. As a longtime Hulu subscriber, this gives me all the subscription content I've come to enjoy (which is especially important as Netflix continues to let content deals lapse in its push for original movies and TV shows), as well as access to live TV. No fiddling with an additional app like Youtube TV or PS Vue.
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What began as a demo by the Monsters and the Strangerz, a behind-the-scenes Los Angeles studio team, and Sarah Aarons, a young wallflower songwriter from Australia, took more than a year of fiddling between the germ of the idea and its Top 40 debut — a creative roller coaster that included three distinct waves of musical production, 14 prospective vocalists, a corporate tie-in and a video premiere during the Grammys.
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I've used Scroll for a few days, and after an initial bit of fiddling — if you use multiple devices you'll need to log in on multiple devices; you'll also need to install a dedicated app for your phone, and you may also have to click a few buttons to get it working on web browsers within services like Twitter and Facebook — I mostly stopped thinking about it, which is what Haile wants.
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It's easy to take the trappings of one genre and make some changes, but what ultimately makes Foundryside a great read is that Bennett isn't just fiddling with the settings — he's using fantasy to touching on themes like the effects of rampant capitalism, artificial intelligence, and the ethics of technology, all to tell a story that's pressingly modern and relevant in 2018, and I already can't to see what he does in the next installment, Hierophant, which comes out August 2019.
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The art dealer Mary Boone is a sixty-seven-year-old woman who is about to go to prison for two and a half years for fiddling her income tax, after having already made restitution of several million dollars to the I.R.S. The pressing issue is not whether white-collar criminals should be punished more or less than others; it is whether the practice of locking anyone up in a closed penitentiary for long periods is an effective way of punishing or preventing criminal behavior.
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New research lets would-be DNA origami masters design the shape — while an algorithm determines where to put our friends A, T, G, and C. DNA's structure doesn't have to be just a double helix: by fiddling with the order of bases or substituting other molecules, the strand can be cause to make a hard right turn, or curve around in one direction or another — and with enough foresight, a single strand can make enough twists and convolutions that it forms a useful geometric structure.
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Waterpik Ultra and Cordless Plus Water Flosser Combo — $59.99 (save $111.97 Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush — $29.95 (save $64.953) Philips Sonicare FlexCare+ Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush — $64.95 (save $85.04) with digital coupon Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Classic Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush — $99.95 (save $249.95) Oral-B 229.88 Electronic Power Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush — $299.95 (save $2100.04) Picture this: Butter chicken curry simmers in your new Instant Pot as you sprawl on your cushy new mattress, fiddling with your new Nintendo Switch as your new robot vacuum hums softly in the background.
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