He's even got a first generation iPhone and a first generation iPad for sale.
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FIRST GENERATION, MY FAMILY BORN IN AMERICA, FIRST GENERATION TO GET A COLLEGE DEGREE.
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Erika Krenn, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A first generation college graduate's journey I am a first generation college graduate.
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He was a first-generation Jewish American, who was really first-generation assimilated, and actually, not assimilated, right?
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I spent a decade teaching first-generation students -- often also first-generation Americans -- at a small college in Chicago.
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He is founder of the Harvard College First-Generation Student Union and president of the First-Generation Harvard Alumni.
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The department, she said, would be better served by focusing on attracting first-generation Americans and first-generation college graduates.
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At private nonprofit colleges 28503 percent are first generation, and at private doctoral-granting universities, 22019 percent are first generation.
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The first generation of Pixel phones might not immediately wow us, but that will be because they are the first generation.
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Even at 14mm, it would be considerably thicker than the first generation Samsung Galaxy from 2009 (11.9mm) or the first generation iPhone (11.6mm).
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But it's a first-generation product from a company that was only just founded in March, and it unfortunately also functions like a first-generation product.
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We asked five first-generation journalism students — the first in their families to attend college — to interview other first-generation students about the challenges they have faced.
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And yes, technically first generation Apple Watches will still work and run watchOS 4, but Apple is effectively ending support on all of the original, first-generation wearables.
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I don't have strong opinions on the home button or facial recognition beyond the fact that they're first-generation tech for Apple, and first-generation tech is to be avoided.
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Researchers tested five types of speakers: a first-generation Google Home Mini, a first-generation Apple HomePod, Microsoft's Harman Kardon Invoke, and the second- and third-generation Amazon Echo Dots.
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By comparison, first-generation Americans are disproportionately likely to hold lower-income jobs: For instance, for every five workers in farming, fishing, and forestry, at least two are first-generation immigrants.
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The deal allows the Islamic Republic to operate up to 5,060 first-generation centrifuges for 10 years at its Natanz plant and 1,044 first-generation centrifuges at its underground Fordow enrichment plant.
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A first-generation college student from St. Louis, she struggled academically when she was at Mizzou and said that having more resources for first generation students at the time would have done wonders.
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"We were the first generation to communicate digitally," says Gerbier.
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The first generation Ryzen APU only came two months ago.
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Most of us at Stuy are first generation — like 70%.
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The first generation, 1G, supported just analog voice phone calls.
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I am French Montana, a first generation dreamer from Morocco.
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The first generation garnered wide acclaim, especially after its refresh.
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This First Generation Black American Is Running As A Republican
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The first generation of Flex Watch was cute and sporty.
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The first generation TPU was only able to handle inference.
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They're the first generation to grow up with the internet.
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Apple's first generation cracked the code for fully wireless earbuds.
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This isn't the first generation of bartenders to take chances.
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I am a first generation college graduate in my family.
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"If you're first generation immigrant, be aware that 60% of all the businesses in America are started by first-generation immigrants," she said, encouraging new arrivals to the United States to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams.
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The update was pushed out to its first generation autopilot hardware.
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This is the essence of the first generation of crypto tokens.
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Some colleges trumpet data about underrepresented minorities and first-generation students.
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And add to that first generation vehicles like the BMW i3.
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" Moisturizing Is #Key"I'm first-generation American, born to Guinean parents.
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But can the same be said of the first generation iPod?
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If I'm honest, the design looks a little bit first-generation.
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It seems to work remarkably well for a first-generation product.
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Some of this first generation of Holocaust evidence gatherers were murdered.
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And we're only talking about the first generation of 25G modems.
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The first generation included fan favorites like Charmander, Squirtle and Bulbasaur.
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The people behind those names are China's first generation of entrepreneurs.
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Marisol Bello is a first-generation child from an immigrant family.
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More than half of them favored young, dynamic, first-generation Senators.
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So it's also this story of being first-generation in America.
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But, as the first generation dwindled, so has the talent pool.
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As first generation Americans, our families' stories of immigration are familiar.
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Grab the update now if you're a first generation device owner.
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I was the first generation of my family born in America.
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I said, 'You know, I'm first generation, and so are you.
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In the first generation, men made 16 percent more than women.
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So the first generation of technology is very funny to me.
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This first generation neutralized up to 10% of HIV-1 strains.
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We all come from immigrant families; I'm first generation born here.
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"I'm also Henanese now, a first-generation migrant," Mr. Jing said.
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They were the first generation to grow up with Roe v.
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Our grandparents were the first generation to start marrying for love.
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This was the goal of first generation dating sites like Match.
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"We are the first generation of ice hockey players," Jahan said.
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It blames immigrants and first-generation Americans for taking away jobs.
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A first-generation American on Thursday launched his campaign for Sen.
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The technology isn't going anywhere, but it's very much first-generation.
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But their achievements pale next to those of first-generation Canadians.
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This is not implicit bias; this is explicit, first-generation racism.
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The company launched its first-generation drone, the R1, in 2018.
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Skydio released the R1, the company's first-generation drone, in 2018.
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BABAK TAFTI It really spoke to me, being first-generation American.
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No, they are a throwback to the first-generation starter Pokémon.
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A lot of first-generation influencers like Tyler Oakley, Grace Helbig.
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Why is the dropout rate so high, particularly among first-generation students?
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A. I loved being able to talk about the first-generation experience.
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You can buy a first-generation Amazon Echo for $90 right now.
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I said this with the first generation of the Chromebook Plus too.
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The proportion of first generation college students increased from 7% to 25%.
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Every VR system is still, in some sense, a first-generation prototype.
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The first-generation Sonos One smart speaker is $239.58 at Best Buy.
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" Apple "because what's more American than a first-generation child of immigrants?
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Newham is a poor part of London with many first-generation migrants.
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Are there compromises that come with the first generation of wireless charging?
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"The first generation builds," said Mr. Piëch, a grandson of Ferdinand Porsche.
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Will this be the first generation of transportation businesses to escape history?
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We're nearing the end of Oculus' first-generation headset lineup, for instance.
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And this mismatch has a measurable effect on the first-generation students.
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The first generation of majority babies of color has already been born.
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For a first-generation product, the Inboard M1 gets a lot right.
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Electric Objects launched its first-generation EO1 two years ago on Kickstarter.
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The majority, or 63 percent, of Muslim Americans are first-generation immigrants.
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Amazon Best value for: Wired first-generation, and cracked or broken AirPods.
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Apple celebrated the 10th birthday of its first-generation iPhone on Thursday.
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Like the first-generation Volt, the Prius Prime comes with four seatbelts.
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The first generation of hero-adopters will try to force it, though.
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I was also one of the very few first-generation American kids.
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I wasn't first generation, or second generation—I was the 1.5 generation.
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I was obviously an interloper in that first generation of digital artists.
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That brown first-generation Turbo belonged to the son of Jeno Paulucci.
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"My generation is first generation that will be significantly affected," she said.
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Many low-income and first-generation college students don't graduate from college.
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I think this is because my dad is a first generation immigrant.
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The first-generation land mines, Mr. McInally said, were not well made.
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My career obstacles include that I was a first-generation college graduate.
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She's also an Iraq war veteran, first-generation American and a lesbian.
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The number of first-generation students has more than quadrupled since 2002.
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Cahn's suggestion that they began producing their first generation of women's handbags.
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North's first-generation Focals smart glasses North's first-generation Focals smart glasses Wearables will move beyond the exercise band, both into serious health through things like ECG and also to other parts of the body, including heads-up displays.
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"Mostly it's peace of mind," said the first-generation college student, now 18.
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As first generation hosts, they are completely machine-based — just like MIB described.
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Hands-free Siri activation isn't currently a feature on the first-generation AirPods.
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The first generation AirPods had backorders for months even after the initial release.
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It's also proof that AMD's first generation of Ryzen processors wasn't a fluke.
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Zuckerberg said the Quest will complete the company's first generation of Oculus devices.
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Also, are there black people and first-generation immigrants on the writing staff?
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The first generation of curious AI used "prediction error" to motivate the agent.
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"When the first generation iPhone came out, it changed everything," the copy reads.
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Update: Clarified design differences between the first-generation Dash and the Dash Wand.
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Now natural beauty products are much more effective than their first generation versions.
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And he described himself in terms that any first-generation American could understand.
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It will not be compatible with the first-generation watch released in 2015.
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She's L.A.-based, lives in red lipstick, and is a first-generation entrepreneur.
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At 5.7 inches, the screen is the same size as the first generation.
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Tiny homes and container homes are the first generation of this new technology.
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The finding marked the first fossil evidence of a first-generation human hybrid.
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Here's a first generation AirPod (left) next to a second generation AirPod (right).
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Clarke, and Anne Rice all used WordStar, a first-generation commercial piece of
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How the Plume SuperPods compare to the size of the first-generation pods.
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The SuperPods are better than the first-generation pods in a few ways.
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This isn't an isolated incident in the home of a first generation millennial.
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I am the son of immigrants from Egypt, I'm a first-generation American.
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We're the first generation that understands we're not going to change the world.
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Under the agreement, Iran is permitted to operate around 6,000 first generation centrifuges.
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Named Affetto, the android's first-generation model was reported in a 2011 publication.
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Shteyngart's extrapolations from first-generation social media are beginning to prove surprisingly prescient.
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This includes structures recognizing the needs of first generation and economically disadvantaged students.
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As the digital-first generation grows up, physical maps will continue to disappear.
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Baby Boomers were the first generation to grow up with rock 'n' roll.
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"It's my privilege to be a first-generation Chinese American," Sheen told me.
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Her goals are to create after school programs and help first-generation families.
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One first-generation student in Minnesota is applying to her grandmother's alma mater.
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"I definitely don't fit the stereotype for a first-generation student," she said.
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Note: The first-generation Sensi Thermostat was recalled due to fire safety issues.
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Robin Kelly, D-Illinois: State Senator Kwame Raoul, a first generation Haitian-AmericanRep.
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The student body has changed — becoming poorer, more first-generation and less prepared.
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They deserve more federal support for low-income and first-generation undergraduate students.
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We may be the first generation that seems to be hoping for it.
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On College Football Millennials were the first generation to make multitasking a religion.
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We're literally the first generation charged with integrating queer history into American History.
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The first generation born in the obesity epidemic is just reaching middle age.
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Yet 30 percent of first-generation freshmen drop out of school within three years.
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We are not the first generation to be on the cusp of such change.
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The program helps first-generation Americans and lower-income students maximize their admissions potential.
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I'm hiring people that, a lot of the people I hire are first generation.
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All these first-generation experiences were created with 2-D tools—screen, windows, mouse.
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The first generation of folding smartphones may be coming, but perfection remains far off.
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I've used the first generation Nima device for gluten and it's a wonderful device.
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A first-generation college student, she wrote candidly about her experience in unchartered territory.
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The children of the first generation of Chinese are moving towards more professional jobs.
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First-generation college students must learn to deal with the privilege and the challenges.
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The first generation of phones that use new cellular technology is generally pretty bad.
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Neel Patel is a first-generation Indian American who grew up in Champaign, Illinois.
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The first generation camera will continue to be sold while inventory exists, for $299.99.
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I have a first-generation Chromecast, and the app warned me of performance issues.
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It should be said that this device is very much a first-generation product.
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Let's just hope that it's better than the first generation of smart home products.
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CARSON: This is the first generation not expected to do better than their parents.
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Iran had more than 19,000 first-generation centrifuges installed; that number is now 6,803.
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I am part of the first generation of women not truly dependent on anyone.
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Apple released AirPods in December 2016 and the first-generation Apple Watch in 2015.
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They were lucky to have the guidance of the stars of the first generation.
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Apple is famous for releasing first generation products that do just enough, really well.
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The first generation of private cloud services, including OpenStack, weren't very easy to us.
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"In my research, first-generation college students are impressively resilient and optimistic," Gibbons said.
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Like the first generation, the case provides up to 24 hours of battery life.
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I've heard of agents who crossed over as kids and are first generation themselves.
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I will be in the first generation of Khans not to be an immigrant.
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The unloved Mustang II arrived after the long run of the first generation 'Stang.
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Note that my metric is really two: first-generation enrollment numbers and graduation rates.
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First-generation students make up a third of college undergraduates in the United States.
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But that's particularly important here, since the first-generation Watch is pretty darn slow.
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And the vast majority of them were first-generation, low-income students of color.
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I can't wait to see how these first-generation college students change the world.
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The first generation of the kidnapping scam started in Taiwan in the late 1990s.
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This fear of failing hits poor, minority and first-generation college students especially hard.
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Note that my metric is really two – first-generation enrollment numbers and graduation rates.
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There's some thought that they may be remnants from the first generation of stars.
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The first-generation Pencil also works with the 2019 iPad Mini and iPad Air.
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"Every rich person in the country is rich in the first generation," Stola said.
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We're the first generation that actually has the knowledge to drive these rates down.
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For example, the Rolex I want is my dad's Rolex, a first-generation Explorer.
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That number is still pretty high even if you count just first-generation Americans.
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"For first-generation Indians, this is working out great," Mr. Ignatius said of ShantiNiketan.
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Perhaps many of its issues can be chalked up to first-generation hardware issues.
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But what first-generation immigrants lack in education, their children more than make up.
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And in construction and service jobs, first generation immigrants make up nearly a quarter.
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For those governments, total annual costs for first-generation immigrants are about $57 billion.
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Others used older, first generation e-cigarettes that were poor substitutes for nicotine delivery.
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As a first-generation immigrant you become concerned with your own identity growing up.
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We are the first generation who have had to watch our deaths on loop.
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This year he is driving his 2016 winner again, a first-generation Ford GT40.
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Dear Miss Manners: My daughter will be a first-generation university graduate this spring.
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Roughly 42 percent of undergraduates throughout the University of California are first-generation students.
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Millennials were the first generation raised by women who entered professions in big numbers.
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Apple stopped including the first-generation Mini in iOS software updates after iOS 9.3.5.
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Millennials will be the first generation to have lower living standards than their parents.
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You are all among the first generation of artists to grow up with television.
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She was a founder of the Georgetown Scholarship Program, which supports first-generation students.
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I'm a first-generation Filipina American, a media producer, and 3B/3C curl pattern.
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Unlike most of my friends at the time, I was a first-generation American.
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We cannot be the first generation to leave less to our kids, not more.
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I count myself lucky to be in the first generation of Harry Potter fans.
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For example, immigrants are more likely to move to California for job opportunities — a state where 35 percent of immigrants are first-generation and where spending is among the highest — than to West Virginia where only 1 percent of immigrants are first-generation.
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First-generation students beat enormous odds by even enrolling in a four-year degree program.
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Granted, this first generation of FordPass seems to be a bit more style than substance.
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Production of the first generation of thickness gauge is expected by July, the filing added.
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It was merely the first generation of content curation, and Mix will be even better.
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A plain, used, nothing-special, first generation Pokémon card will net you between $1-$3.
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It's more than twice the size of the sensor on the first generation Mavic Pro.
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Hopefully the Air will correct some of those issues with an admittedly first generation product.
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Casting seemed really cool in 10803, when Google released the first generation of the device.
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It's pretty bright at 2000 lumens, which is 33 more than the first-generation floodlight.
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As a first-generation Muslim American, I'm used to my holy days going by unrecognized.
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For now, Focals work better than you'd expect from a piece of first generation hardware.
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We turn out these first-generation kids at twice the rate of all college graduates.
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They're doing it again, but that's like a first-generation foldable in a different way.
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I get the chance to test out quite a bit of first-generation consumer gadgets.
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Over the years, talking to my first-generation British-African friends has revealed something uncanny.
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"In fact, they experience more unemployment and discrimination than the first generation," Mr. Simon said.
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Jörg: Martin is the part of the first generation of Germans who are truly modern.
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But for a first-generation college student like myself, it was a completely different ballgame.
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It perfectly showed the relationship between first-generation Korean parents and their American-born children.
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When we tried the first-generation prototype, though, it was in a very early state.
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Eventually, roboticists will pool together their expertise, producing the first generation of super-realistic humanoids.
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The majority of them are still first-generation models and come with a few kinks.
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The first generation was associated with a kind of religious conservative, and explicitly Christian, ideology.
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The first generation of the Instant Pot was released in October of 2010 on Amazon.
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At $0.53, the new iPad Air starts at the same price as first-generation iPad.
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The first-generation product, which retails for $23, is set to ship in early 220.
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"I'm first generation Caribbean so [mental health awareness] wasn't a thing growing up," she explained.
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I'm a first-generation low-income student myself, and I've experienced food insecurity and hunger.
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It's a first-generation system using a limited suite of sensors and more basic algorithms.
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Unlike the foreign-run mosques of the first generation, it packaged Islam in the vernacular.
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And the first generation Cuban-American from Miami shows no signs of slowing down either.
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We also suspect that the speakers will be higher quality than the first-generation device.
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That's just in time for the second anniversary of the first generation of the device.
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The Commodore 64 created the first generation of people interested in coding, especially in gaming.
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They also only tested first-generation devices, not newer ones like pens, tanks, and pods.
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But where do first-generation Americans like me fall in this "us versus them" narrative?
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For instance, this is the first generation ever to admit that going out actually sucks.
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Her difficulties are common for a first-generation college graduate from a low-income family.
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In addition, only about one in 10 low-income first generation students graduate on time.
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But you don't need to upgrade to these if you have the first-generation model.
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"I see it with first-generation immigrants who start earning a great salary," she said.
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The first generation were bedevilled by a lack of professionalisation and an increasingly crowded market.
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A few weeks after our date, he handed me a first-generation LCD color phone.
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I'm a member of the first generation that was privileged enough to have that experience.
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The look and feel of the second generation AirPods is identical to the first generation.
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In fact I'd argue that it didn't go far enough with these first generation AirPods.
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In terms of fitness tracking, it's still a big step up from the first generation.
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It has already launched a smaller, better version of the first-generation Mi Air Purifier.
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As a former first-generation, low-income student, I, too, am deeply committed to access.
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We are the first generation where the current will not fare better than the prior.
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The family lived for nine years in Ivy Hill, a magnet for first-generation immigrants.
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Personal Journeys Like many first-generation Americans my age, I learned Spanish on the fly.
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Its first generation plane was a DC-8, which took to the skies in 1982.
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Xennials were the first generation to grow up with household computers and have internet access.
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Only about 250,000 first-generation Ridgelines were sold in the decade before they were discontinued.
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On the other, you have a demographic of first-generation, low-income students of color.
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Many black-owned family businesses are first generation businesses, where children work alongside their parents.
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He's also a first-generation American, with his parents coming to the US from Cuba.
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Vang is among the first generation of Hmong-Americans born here and writing in English.
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First-generation college students must learn to deal with the privilege and the challenges. 4.
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Overall, first generation immigrants make up a fraction of the total working population: 16.4 percent.
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Andrew Marbach: I would consider myself, as lame as this sounds, a first-generation Viner.
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As a first-generation immigrant, his photos explore memory, displacement, and the idea of home.
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And according to our resident tech guru, they sound better than Apple's first-generation AirPods.
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These are familiar tensions, ones that a lot of first-generation Latinos, like myself, feel.
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My parents, as first-generation Americans, were very much the children of their own parents.
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The updated iPad also supports the first-generation Apple Pencil and the company's Smart Keyboard.
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They were the first generation that did not have to design around meaningful technology constraints.
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He is happy with his Eneloop batteries — his first generation cells are still going strong.
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The school considered a student first generation only if neither parent had a bachelor's degree.
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Callimachi: I want to be part of the first generation that establishes the new caliphate.
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In fact, it even brought back the trigger button from the first-generation Osmo Mobile.
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The son of first-generation immigrants from Korea, Lee, who is based in Helena, Mont.
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But that first generation did not lead to easy entry for women in samba circles.
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For some, who are actually first-generation immigrants, I can see how this is important.
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Tell Us What Advice You Want First generation college students: What advice do you need?
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This star was formed from the first generation of stars in the universe that exploded.
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Wednesday Facebook announced three new Portal models, at more competitive prices than the first generation.
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I'm a black, first-generation college graduate from a low-income Appalachian community in Pennsylvania.
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TU: True, I have led the way to bring the first generation Prius to market.
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The grant from Gucci will help 70 first-generation students develop fashion and networking skills.
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Those first-generation Nissan Leafs only had an EPA-estimated range of 84 miles, though.
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That was the first generation, and I think we are now at the fourth generation.
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The first generation of animators often conjured up fictitious interactions with their hand-drawn characters.
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Kaifo is a first-generation Syrian-American Muslim and a student at Metro State University.
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A lot of people of color in the assistants' pools are first-generation college students.
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We being the first generation of crack dealers who were the children of crack addicts.
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Now, many of the students she works with are immigrants or first-generation college students.
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So he conducted in-depth interviews with 48 first-generation Korean Americans with legal status.
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In 2012, Tesla introduced its first-generation Model S, with upwards of 200 miles per charge.
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These open-source projects and businesses were fundamentally different from the first generation on two dimensions.
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ALMA would also play a role in performing followup investigations on these first-generation galaxies, too.
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Certainly the first generation of vehicles were expensive and, with BEVs, they typically offered limited range.
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I identify as being a first-generation American, but culturally, my heritage would be West Indian.
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That's because the 2016 model, like every first generation of a redesign, is the guinea pig.
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Avila, a first-generation Mexican-American, was congratulated by a member of the Uber Safety Team.
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And despite some hiccups in the first generation, the Pixel 2 is a pretty great smartphone.
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Millennials are the first generation to enter the workforce in the era of smartphones and laptops.
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Turning classic first-generation console games into 3D or virtual reality editions has become increasingly popular.
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The first generation of EV batteries is about five years old, and performing great so far.
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Conventional wisdom has it that the first generation of the product was ahead of its time.
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In the first generation, 99% use such ethnic labels; by the sixth generation, only 6% do.
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Sales of its first-generation EVs, like the Ford Focus Electric, have been modest at best.
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There are still some bugs to work out — no surprise, really, for a first-generation product.
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Meanwhile, the company is banking on its enthusiastic first-generation users to drive word of mouth.
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Hurt, Caltech / JPLBut the first generation LIGO experiment, which ran for eight years, wasn't sensitive enough.
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This includes the first-generation Apple TV, and also any PC running Windows XP or Vista.
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She's reflective of real first-generation immigrant grandmas, who rarely make their way to the screen.
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At its launch, Google Home had the advantage of undercutting the first-generation Echo by $50.
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Hyundai is set to launch the first generation of the technology for its vehicles after 2019.
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The first generation of devices delivered great battery life, but performance wasn't quite up to par.
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I head to orientation for a mentorship program I'm doing to help first-generation college students.
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While Sony's first-generation noise-canceling earbuds weren't particularly impressive, the WF-23XM21000s are seriously great.
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"Range anxiety" is the most commonly cited problem, especially when it comes to first-generation BEVs.
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"I'm completely against it," Mahmoud Mire, 2350, a first-generation Somali-American, said of the show.
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As for the AirTouch, BMW showed its first-generation gesture controls just last year at CES.
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I'm mixed, my father is Korean and my mother is from England; we're first generation here.
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"We work with a population that has a lot of first-generation college students," he said.
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Kulsum, 12, a first generation English learner from the Himalayas would like to meet you someday.
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I'm a humanitarian & first generation children have my ❤️Im from a #shithole country 🇸🇸 pic.twitter.
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As Joacim Westlund explains in the post, the first generation of Flic buttons aren't software upgradeable.
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"The first generation of Palestinian startups are not pushing the envelope on technology innovation," he said.
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Weezing is a poison-type Pokémon from the first generation of Pokémon and evolves from Koffing.
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Arrivals from overseas are contributing too; many first-generation immigrants can't vote, but their children will.
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For a first-generation product, the Galaxy Fold felt more finished than I expected it be.
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"The circuit" is the world of fusion dance, a world built by first-generation Indian Americans.
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First generation gamers were aging and having families, and the Wii was built for all ages.
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Although he didn't help create the first generation, Green is plenty familiar with its design language.
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Daisy is a descendant of Apple's first generation recycling robot, Liam, who first launched in 2016.
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The first generation to benefit from China's capitalist turn have tended to manage their money independently.
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In one, she discusses being a first-generation college student and experiencing impostor syndrome at Harvard.
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My mother, a first-generation American, never learned childhood pleasures like how to swim or skate.
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"We cannot be the first generation to leave less to our kids, not more," he said.
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I am the daughter of a first-generation immigrant and a working-class libertarian industrial designer.
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Silicon Valley has many people not born in the US, or who are first-generation immigrants.
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If you've just dropped $1,500 on a first-generation Google Glass, how quickly will you upgrade?
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She is a first-generation child of Holocaust survivors who lost 70 family members to genocide.
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Millennials may be the first generation in American history to be worse off than their parents.
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Most of my friends are first generation, and there is a large immigrant population in Houston.
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That could well have played a role in Apple's production capacity for the first-generation product.
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But it's also worth considering that purchasing a first-generation product is always a risky move.
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It's good news that there are more first-generation college students than there used to be.
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First-Generation Low-Income at Yale, or FLY, works to connect students with the school's administration.
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The first generation of modern V.R. and augmented reality headsets are too clunky to go mainstream.
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Among the limitations was a requirement that Iran use only 22.1,2130 first-generation IR-153 centrifuges.
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Philips will discontinue its support of the first generation of its Hue Bridge on April 29.
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However, cars in this fleet were among first-generation mass market EVs and faced significant limitations.
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All my friends, first-generation immigrants, would make fun of them, and then become completely addicted.
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Zayd Dohrn's play, about secularism and fundamentalism among two first-generation American families, concludes its run.
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The Black student population at Cornell disproportionately represents international or first-generation African or Caribbean students.
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"You can't just fill a quota," Ubeda, a first-generation Cuban-American from Miami, told me.
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This is the first generation to have grown up with the concept of corporate social responsibility.
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"As a first-generation American, a global point of view comes naturally to me," she said.
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Angel is a Cuban American multi-disciplinary artist whose work explores the first-generation immigrant experience.
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This time around, Facebook is also addressing the app problem that plagued the first generation Portal.
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I got my first smartwatch, a first-generation Apple Watch, as a gift in May 2015.
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The Volkswagen Golf R extends Giorgetto Giugiaro's design for the first-generation Golf into new territory.
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And in January, Senator Jose R. Peralta of Queens, a first-generation Dominican-American, followed suit.
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The Black student population at Cornell disproportionately represents international or first-generation African or Caribbean students.
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Greene says many of her students are low-income and first generation seeking two-year degrees.
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"I think that competition comes about because we are the first generation of women who were raised after the revolutionary turmoil of the women's movement, and we are the first generation who was constitutionally raised to believe that we can and should do it all," she said.
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It's the first generation that can no longer rely on employer pensions for a secure retirement, and will be the first generation unable to rely on full Social Security benefits, which are on track to be depleted in 2034, according to the Social Security Administration's 2015 report.
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North's first-generation Focals smart glasses North's first-generation Focals smart glasses To date, North hasn't revealed any sales figures for its initial Focals device, but the company did reduce the price of the glasses form $999 to just under $600 (without prescription) relatively soon after launch.
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She said the university had four other first-generation college programs serving a total of 110 students.
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This inferiority complex followed me to college, where being a first-generation immigrant made me an anomaly.
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Starting with a great founder, creating a great culture, and then hiring that first-generation leadership team.
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The first generation crosses were made in 1997 and the second generation crosses were made in 2000.
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Like a lot of first-generation, crowdsourced products, the original didn't quite live up to the promise.
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Postmates unveiled the first generation of its self-described "autonomous rover" — known as Serve — late last year.
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Like many startups creating first generation hardware products from scratch, we worked hard to get it right.
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Patel is a former lawyer and first-generation immigrant and rarely participates in public protests, he wrote.
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The launch of Apple's first-generation iPhone in 25 created a thriving "grey market" in Hong Kong.
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They supported each other as first generation college students and in their careers in medicine and business.
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As a first-generation college student, he said, he can't turn to his family for financial support.
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Peak Design turned to Kickstarter in 2003 to launch the first generation of its Capture camera clip.
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CNBC spoke with the father who explained that it was a first generation iPad running older software.
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The first generation Watch only shipped 5 million units total in 2015, according to the Digitimes report.
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Is it worth all of the compromises and first-generation problems you run into with this device?
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Why, for instance, does Google need to buy the HTC team that built its first-generation Pixels?
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Unlike the first generation Spectacles, the Weishi glasses don't highlight the camera with an ugly yellow ring.
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The San Antonio, Texas, native is also a first generation college student and a Division I athlete.
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We might expect first-generation fuel cells embedded in smartphones and laptops within the next five years.
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You'll need to have a non-first generation Apple TV with software of at least version 6.2.
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But this generous treatment of first-generation recipients imposes the costs of their retirement on subsequent generations.
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After leaving it charging up overnight I returned the following morning to a working first-generation iPod.
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We are both first-generation college graduates for whom solid public-school educations made all the difference.
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Just like the Apple Watch, the first generation of FordPass isn't too terribly exciting or earth-shattering.
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That's fairly remarkable for what's essentially a first-generation product — albeit one from a well-established company.
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When these first-generation college students begin to struggle, there's something really pernicious that starts to happen.
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Bianca Gates is a first-generation American, her parents having immigrated to the U.S. from Latin America.
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Of the major first-generation Internet moonshots, only eBay and Google never got below their IPO prices.
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H1 allows AirPods to deliver up to 50 percent more talk time compared to first generation AirPods.
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"I'm just a first generation college kid from Detroit trying to beat the odds," Reeder told BuzzFeed.
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Tesla is part of the first generation of cars built with the hardware to allow autonomous driving.
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It still uses a rudimentary greyscale interface, like the one you'd find on a first-generation Pebble.
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Obeid Kaifo is a first-generation Syrian-American, Muslim millennial born in L.A. and raised in Denver.
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It looks like an old first-generation iMac with a tilted display and speakers below the display.
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Unlike the first generation accessory, there is no top cap that, when removed, reveals a Lighting connector.
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I grew up in a predominantly first-generation Mexican-Chicano community, and African-American and Samoan communities.
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Or that nine years ago today people were queuing up to buy the very first generation iPhone?
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People who are first-generation wearing durags to assimilate in American culture are grappling with that too.
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But, then again, for a first-generation product, the Boosted Board is as refined as can be.
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"First-generation blockchains like bitcoin and ethereum paved the way by showing us what's possible," Wang said.
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The rest — most of them low-income, first-generation, and minority students — will not finish a degree.
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"Matt was part of the first generation of digital natives," said Jefferson Hack, founder of Dazed Media.
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The first-generation plants were "scraggly, weedy things that didn't give us much hope," said Professor Orton.
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Iran is also allowed to refine uranium only with its first-generation, lower-capacity IR-1 centrifuges.
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"First-generation blockchains like bitcoin and ethereum paved the way by showing us what's possible," Wang said.
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There is no common component between these and the first-generation Solo headphones, according to the company.
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Like the most recent iPad Mini, the most recent iPad also offers first-generation Apple Pencil compatibility.
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Google's approach harkens back to Apple's initial strategy with the first generation iPhone released 12 years ago.
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Tag Heuer only shipped around 15,000 units of its first-generation Connected smartwatch, the former employee said.
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Together with the Calder Hall reactor in Sellafield, they were Britain's first generation of nuclear power plants.
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First-generation Rift and Vive experiences are hindered by the need for headsets to be wired in.
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First generation computing power involves executing an assigned series of tasks, an algorithm, over and over again.
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The new stuff seems to work just fine — providing a far superior experience to the first generation.
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Mike: I'll tamp down my expectations for the moment, considering that first-generation products are usually terrible.
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You can find 2D Airpod printouts for both first-generation Airpods and Airpods Pro on Rochat's website.
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Her father, a first-generation American who spoke Yiddish as his first language, was an auto salesman.
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"We are first generation immigrants here, and we were educated in the United States," Ms. Cherng said.
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Will we, telling ourselves 'These immigrants are different,' be the weak link, the first generation to fail?
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Like the first-generation AirPods, the new ones last about five hours when you listen to music.
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Numbering among Gorky and de Kooning's younger colleagues, Carone belonged to the first generation of Abstract Expressionists.
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Whoever created this comes off as someone who hates low-income, single-parent-household, first-generation students.
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HBO is developing "Attachment," a comedy series that centers on a first-generation Indian-American tech CEO.
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He is a first-generation American born to Ghanaian parents who works as an information technology engineer.
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This includes popular products like the first-generation Play:5 speaker, launched in 2009, and earlier devices.
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"It's really been a nightmare," said Diana Natalicio, UTEP's president and herself a first-generation college graduate.
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I learned this the hard way as a New York born-and-raised first-generation Haitian-American.
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The first generation of girls born under U.S. occupation in Afghanistan are now beginning to become mothers.
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The majority of the advisers are first-generation college-goers, almost peers to the students they advise.
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Thus, they are at least partly still first generation, with all the challenges and difficulties this implies.
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The student advisers also have the advantage of empathy: Many are themselves recent first-generation college graduates.
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As open-access institutions, community colleges educate the majority of our country's low-income, first-generation students.
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Writing about first-generation Americans can tend to overlook this: the role of locality in shaping identity.
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The SD, HD, and HD-XR were released in May 2008 and count as first-generation devices.
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If you look in the desktop, for example, we introduced the first-generation Ryzen, people were happy.
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But he said it is supremely difficult for first-generation college students to do what he did.
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A first-generation college student, he was raised by his grandmother in the Roxbury section of Boston.
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Financial pressure is considerable, she said, but because of Merced's first-generation majority, students feel less isolated.
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The first generation of impact investing involved simply eliminating from your portfolio the investments you object to.
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Then, they discovered that she was a first-generation Neanderthal-Denisovan offspring, with equal contributions from both.
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Today, 23 percent of Georgia State's students are low income, minority or first-generation — or all three.
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Amazon's Fire TV Stick helped make household streaming the norm when the first generation launched in 2014.
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The company announced that it would stop supporting first-generation bikes after updates caused touchscreen performance issues.
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First-generation Portal devices will also be able to make WhatsApp calls following an upcoming software update.
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She was the first generation to be college-educated, so she certainly knew the value of reading.
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The first generation Kindle was expensive, and value conscious customers needed some incentive to buy into it.
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Apple Watch First Generation is compatible with the iPhone 5 or later, running iOS 8.2 or later.
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Specifically, they crossed axolotls and tiger salamanders, then back-crossed these first-generation hybrids with pure axolotls.
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But the nearly 50-year-old Souen was an archaeological display of first-generation SoHo-loft life.
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"For first-generation immigrants, the security of a job is the most important thing," Nancy Yang said.
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I could link myself to him in a way — I'm a first-generation American, he's an immigrant.
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It's a biography that grants me the technical if not practical status of a "first-generation" immigrant.
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The technology will roll out to the first generation of Echo devices in the next few weeks.
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The subject of this Opinion essay is how first-generation students learn about the myth of meritocracy.
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Almost 230 percent are owned by women, minorities or first-generation immigrants, consistent with the developers' aims.
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Among Catholics, more than a quarter are first-generation immigrants, and 42 percent are people of color.
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I'm a German-born first-generation Vietnamese immigrant to New York — or that's how I identify today.
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Second generation AirPodsCost$160-$200LikeBest connectivity, better battery life, easy Siri accessNo likeNot meaningfully different from first generation AirPodsTo the naked eye, the new AirPods are identical to the original ones, except they're functionally better than the first generation AirPods, thanks to a new Apple-made H1 wireless chip.
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I am a first-generation college graduate, and the path of librarianship has unfolded in front of me.
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The first Generation 3 Pokémon should start showing up as early as tomorrow, October 20th, at noon Pacific.
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The first-generation system, which is set to be launched from 2019, is being developed for hybrid vehicles.
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I am a first-generation Hispanic female and the second person in my extended family to attend college.
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"Both of us first-generation Muslims that were born and raised here in New Mexico," he told CNN.
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The fanaticism for memorabilia is growing steadily as first generation gamers enter the latter stages of middle age.
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You are a first generation Iraqi immigrant—one of the countries affected by Trump's original stalled travel ban.
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Then again, they had the huge advantage of building on the excellent second and first generation 1000X headphones.
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READMEAMD's second generation of Ryzen is faster than the first generation—and faster than Intel's current offering too.
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If millennials are supposed to be the first generation going mostly cashless, they are making the move halfheartedly.
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MT: I'm Meredith Talusan, a first-generation immigrant Filipino trans writer, journalist, and editor who is also albino.
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There's the Hidden Minority Council at Princeton and the First-Generation Low-Income Partnership at Yale and Columbia.
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To recap, the first generation of mobile networks (retroactively referred to as 1G) came out in around 1982.
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The first-generation Xperia Ear was also announced as a concept before it went on sale last year.
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It continued to feel that way right up to the moment I bought the first-generation Moto 360.
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New hardware will temporarily lack certain features currently available on Teslas with first-generation Autopilot hardware, Tesla said.
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We spoke to Ellise about what inspired her song, being a first-generation American, and her dream collaborator.
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Mao had been the core of the first generation of party leaders and Deng himself of the second.
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We watched all of this unfold in real time, the first generation to experience 24/393 news coverage.
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"Even before these burgers came along, the first generation of veggie burgers were a great gateway," Palmer said.
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Yep. I've been using electronic drawing surfaces since the first generation Wacom that had a serial port connector.
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Moving toward my Ph.D. as a first-generation college student, in an inherently privileged artistic craft, consumes me.
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With the original Echo Show Like most of the company's first generation products, however, the hardware wasn't great.
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The first generation of really good elective gene editing is going to get all the low-hanging fruit.
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His father was a first-generation college student, benefiting in part from the government assistance his grandfather received.
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It's the day before the opening of the library's exhibition, Crimes Uncovered: The First Generation of Holocaust Researchers.
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If you're looking for what sets these apart from the first-generation model, it's the H1 wireless chip.
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He is a first-generation college student whose father was laid off from a steel mill in Pennsylvania.
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You can still do this with the first-generation model, but it's slightly faster with the new model.
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In recent weeks, Oculus has stoked anger online due to difficulties with shipping the first-generation Oculus Rift.
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"Millennials are the first generation to plan long-term for financial freedom instead of retirement," says the report.
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Meet Cassandra Hsiao, a first-generation immigrant who moved from Malaysia when she was only 5 years old.
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Google, you know, I helped write papers about the TPU that first generation and, I think, pretty successful.
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In the early 2000s, MIT psychologist Sherry Turkle began studying this first generation of children raised with robopets.
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I first got a few new details on the hardware specs that the first-generation headset is running.
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It could take years before this field of view greatly improves, but this is just the first generation.
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We're the first generation that's grown up with a constant scroll and feed of everybody else's complete happiness.
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For nearly 15 years, I've worked with high school students who are low-income, first generation to college.
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Tenuous Bluetooth connections are the problem that has most consistently plagued the first generation of truly wireless earbuds.
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The facility is smaller than the enrichment plant at Natanz, and it only ever housed first-generation centrifuges.
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If you owned the first-generation Spectacles, you likely remember this as the worst part of using them.
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While the new AirPods bring welcome updates, they don't represent a major departure from Apple's first-generation model.
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The charging station was using a first-generation prototype that went out to some locations in summer 250.
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I know that being a first-generation college student can be scary, because it was scary for me.
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As a certified financial planner, it's my job to help my clients who are first-generation wealth builders.
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The students have come from first-generation immigrant families, and most have gone on to enroll in college.
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The casing is actually ever so slightly thicker than the first generation, likely due to the larger battery.
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Was there a mix between the first-generation people and the ones who got into it much later?
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Me and my brother were the first generation Cubans so we pretty much learned everything from Sesame Street.
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All Americans whether first generation or tenth generation are bound together in love and loyalty, friendship and affection.
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For a first-generation piece of hardware, these glasses are remarkably well designed, thoroughly useful and completely fun.
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The story of the striving, first-generation kid made good is a familiar one; Álvarez makes his ache.
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Under the accord, Iran was allowed to keep restricted quantities of first-generation centrifuges at two nuclear plants.
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After many long years, Marvel Cinematic Universe's first generation of Avengers is taking a final stand on screen.
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For these first-generation families, success is a garden, good grades and a top-of-the-line Hoover.
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Until today, scientists had discovered only four Denisovans; the fifth turned out to be a first-generation hybrid.
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To be sure, most first-generation students come from families with low incomes and minimal exposure to college.
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The organization represents 1,200 people who fall into both categories, known as "first-generation, low-income" (FGLI), students.
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Was it the chronic pressure from her parents (and perhaps from the expectations facing first-generation Indian-Americans)?
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Food and housing insecurity are not the personal problems of a few low-income or first-generation students.
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This places him among the first generation of hosts, like Dolores, who are crucial in Dr. Ford's machinations.
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More colleges and universities are holding "diversity commencements" for different constituencies, like black, L.G.B.T. and first-generation students.
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I'm a first-generation American and my parents emigrated to the United States from Iran in the 1970s.
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The first generation did get a leg up with some very clever AI camera panning, zooming and framing.
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As a result, the first generation of genome-wide association studies on intelligence failed to find any genes.
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Youssef plays the titular Ramy, a first-generation American Muslim struggling to balance his beliefs with secular pressures.
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However, they faced a problem that is growing as the first generation of post-communist entrepreneurs nears retirement.
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He got his doctorate studying the first generation of home solar in Kenya, in the late nineteen-nineties.
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Some environmentalists oppose the RFS because of its reliance on food-competing row crops for first-generation biofuels.
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In addition to goals for first generation fuels, the EISA laid out ambitious goals for second-generation biofuels.
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Gen X is the first generation to lose several retirement benefits the previous generations had taken for granted.
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On first generation Kindle models, you can use the "Aa" on your keyboard to access different font options.
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Pioneering Esperantists began teaching the language to their children, and a first generation of native speakers sprang up.
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I am a Muslim, first generation American, who is now pitching a vegan pork rind on 'Shark Tank.
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My home life was noisy: My parents, both college professors, were first-generation Polish Jews who bickered nonstop.
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The first-generation Cadenza was already a wonderfully designed car, but the big difference here is in identity.
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"We need to be supporting institutions that serve large numbers" of minority and first-generation students, said Siquieros.
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He said he had never really considered changing his citizenship because life was tough for first-generation immigrants.
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He's a sharp stand-up comedian with particularly impressive hair, a first-generation Indian American, and a Muslim.
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Under the accord, Iran was allowed to keep restricted quantities of first-generation centrifuges at two nuclear plants.
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First-generation students tend to have less money, have weaker academic preparation and attend colleges with fewer instructional resources.
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First-generation students, who don't have a de facto college adviser at home, would benefit from some extra support.
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Born to first-generation Italian-Canadian parents, the Expanse actor's first language wasn't what his teachers spoke in school.
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The way we're using digital reality will change a lot, but this first generation has been overwhelmed by it.
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Whether we will remain that kind of country, or whether we will be the first generation to lose it.
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It's very much a first-generation effort, but Atkins says to expect future versions if it's embraced by kids.
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It will be permitted to operate up to 2000,22006 first-generation centrifuges for 22010 years at its Natanz plant.
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The first generation of Google's standalone headsets will use an ordinary Daydream controller, which offers only limited motion tracking.
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It doesn't look much like other Windows Mixed Reality devices, including HP's first-generation headset, which launched in 2017.
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Early users of the Bento Lab have been testing the start-up's first-generation machine for some months now.
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That first generation of MCU films has spanned 22 movies, including Captain Marvel (out in March) and Avengers: Endgame.
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Niantic is also preparing to add more creatures to Pokémon Go; currently it only includes the series' first generation.
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This is the first generation of the ACeP technology, and it's the first color electrophoretic display with real promise.
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The first generation of Asian billionaires have been too busy making money to hear the call of the ocean.
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We're on the verge of being the first generation of Americans that leave our children worse off than ourselves.
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Would he say it about a first generation Irish judge overseeing a Trump deal with a company from Dublin?
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Most of the 200 or so people listening to him, he observed, were themselves immigrants or first-generation Americans.
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As a first-generation college graduate, I feel an immense pressure to land in a career that pays off.
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Since then, the automaker's been steadily revealing more about the project, including dashboard footage of the first-generation tests.
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NBC also noted that research shows first-generation immigrants, documented or not, commit less crime than American-born citizens.
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"I think you'll see even beyond that, a lot of people will be using this first [generation]," he says.
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According to the listing, the device is a first-generation prototype sporting a red circuitboard with 5GB of storage.
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We began with similar profiles: both eldest daughters, both (eventually) first-generation immigrants, yet now we are wildly different.
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Now, his accent — the one that had put off his first-generation wife, Amrita, when they met — is gone.
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If there was any major downside on that first generation Z, it was the lack of Mods at launch.
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But for foreign-born voters and first-generation Americans, much more is at stake in Nevada than campaign gamesmanship.
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The first-generation Raspberry Pi appeared in 2012 and the latest Raspberry Pi 3.0 arrived in February this year.
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The first generation to grow up with digital outlets for their voices is turning them into megaphones for good.
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My man, a first-generation, super handsome Mexican-American, was the first in his family to go to college.
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The idea was hydrogen gas floating through the early Universe absorbed ultraviolet light from the first generation of stars.
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Very rarely does a first-generation product — especially something as hyped up as this one — live up to expectations.
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Overall, though, the Index is still offering first-generation VR. It's not qualitatively different from the Rift or Vive.
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José Olivarez is fearless in Citizen Illegal, his debut poetry collection about life as a first-generation Mexican American.
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And instead of the usual starters from the first-generation games, you'll have to pick between Eevee and Pikachu.
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The handsets are followups to last year's first generation phones, which were widely considered some of 2016's best.
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But he hopes to further understand examples like this—would this first-generation hybrid have been able to breed?
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T-Mobile's issue is that Qualcomm's first-generation 5G modem, the X50, doesn't support its three-pronged 243G strategy.
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They also stuck with the same design and all of the same problems that the first-generation model had.
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The eyeball business was a classic contrivance of first-generation internet businesses — and it largely didn't work then either.
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He has a harder time trying to recreate the urgency he experienced as an immigrant and first generation American.
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Supporters on Twitter reminisced about how his scheme to offer free education to first-generation graduates had helped them.
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You can also buy the wireless charging case separately for $79.99 and use them with your first-generation AirPods.
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My brothers and I were the first generation in my family that had the luxury of going to college.
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"They supported each other as first-generation college students and in their careers in medicine and business," he wrote.
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Nyakio Kamoche Grieco, a first-generation American of Kenyan descent, didn't learn her beauty know-how from YouTube videos.
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The Xbox Elite 2 includes a travel case, just like the first generation, but this iteration is improved, too.
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Such statements ignore the demographics of these schools' students — large numbers of single parents, first-generation students and minorities.
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An astonishing 21625 percent of Fortune 2900 companies were founded or cofounded by first-generation or second-generation immigrants.
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The transition to campus life wasn't easy, he said, but the college's weeklong program for first-generation students helped.
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In Vignarajah's campaign video, she talks passionately about her identity as a first-generation immigrant and as a woman.
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China's first-generation internet entrepreneurs unabashedly created copies of successful American start-ups Yahoo, Amazon, Facebook, Google and eBay.
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For first-generation Americans, politics is often just one more cultural expression that they must decipher on their own.
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"I'm the first generation of men that was in contact with those new ideas of feminism," Mr. Villeneuve said.
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First-generation demonstration plants already use captured gases to produce valuable chemicals, increase domestic oil production and make fertilizer.
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Brenda Equihua, a first-generation Mexican American designer, makes statement coats from versions of San Marcos cobijas, or blankets.
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These first-generation wealth builders tend to be hard workers, and they're incredibly appreciative of everything that they have.
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It's not a secret that success isn't always a walk in the park for these first-generation wealth builders.
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First-generation wealth builders may put an added level of pressure on themselves as their wealth continues to grow.
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I ate the first generation Impossible Burger in a restaurant near my Brooklyn apartment, and it tasted like sawdust.
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I don't think most of them understand the depth of feeling that the original, first generation bands had, though.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that Zipline's first generation drones could fulfill 100 orders a day.
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As Isselbacher and Su reported, the move-out process has put tremendous pressure on first generation, low-income students.
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That small activity drastically improved the performance of first-generation students who were African-American, Hispanic, or Native American.
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My upbringing, coming from a Latin family and being first generation — that is a really big part of everything.
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Each one will be replacing a first-generation Iridium satellite that has been in orbit for almost two decades.
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He is part of a large group of students there who are classified as first-generation, low-income students.
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One unfortunate byproduct of the self-help movement is we're the first generation to have feelings about our feelings.
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Ms. Yamauchi herself was nisei — a first-generation child of Japanese immigrants — and grew up in a farming family.
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I'm a first-generation American, and my parents have always implied that adult children must help their parents financially.
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Yet many of the truly private capital owners in China are first-generation entrepreneurs who hail from humble backgrounds.
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This bundle features the first generation of the Nintendo Switch, with slightly worse battery life than the newest model.
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Medusas are the successors of Bruitparif's first-generation sensors, called Sonopodes, which rely on expensive components imported from Japan.
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"It's a supplement to individuals who are low-income, and in many cases first-generation graduate students," she said.
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Many were undocumented, having come under false papers, which is the history of our first generation of Chinese Americans.
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LANGE WAS BORN at the very end of the 19th century to educated and prosperous first-generation German-Americans.
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"The signal is sensitive to the light that the very first generation of stars would have produced," Fialkov explained.
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Like a number of those graduating that day from the New School, Ms. Sui is a first-generation American.
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And while the first-generation model retailed for $200, prices for these devices have dropped pretty dramatically since then.
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These children, many of them first-generation French-born, were playing in a small park between several cité towers.
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Takeover at Princeton's Quadrangle First-generation, low-income students are commandeering one of the college's historically elitist eating clubs.
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Also, I might be able to avoid any hiccups related to the first-generation of an entirely new phone.
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But the region is still lucrative for e-commerce as millions of first-generation internet users embrace online shopping.
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Qualcomm is still on its first-generation 24G modem, and companies like Samsung are making headway of their own.
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Southeast Asia is a lucrative market for e-commerce as millions of first-generation internet users embrace online shopping.
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The new DNA results in North Carolina showed the boy was first-generation Asian-American, something investigators hadn't known.
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Myself and some other founders of the group are what I often call the first generation off the reservation.
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For example, how might the loneliness faced by DACA students or first-generation college students at universities be different?
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William Joseph McDonough was born on April 21, 1934, on Chicago's West Side to first-generation immigrants from Ireland.
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"This is the first generation of people taking sports to a level where head injuries are common," Escamilla said.
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I am a first-generation Australian, but my parents were born in 1937 in Poland [to a Jewish family].
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You can use either the first-generation Apple Pencil or the Logitech Crayon to draw or write on the tablet.
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The update is compatible with all of Amazon's Fire TV devices, except for the original first generation Fire TV Stick.
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The scratch-resistant glass that shipped on the first-generation iPhone would eventually come to be known as Gorilla Glass.
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First-generation founders include Uber's Garrett Camp (Canada), Tesla and SpaceX's Elon Musk (South Africa) and WeWork's Adam Neumann (Israel).
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Montañez is a first-generation Mexican-American, who started out picking grapes in Southern California as a migrant farm worker.
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I'm a first-generation immigrant, I grew up in Texas, on the border of Louisiana, in a very small town.
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These devices now often have more nicotine and come in a more convenient form than the first-generation vaping devices.
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What's more, the fact that they're first generation and still fully functional raises another question: Are there others like them?
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When Bernie asks to see the names of all active first generation hosts, Dolores' face pops up on the screen.
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Studies have shown that first-generation immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than those born in the United States.
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This is another big improvement from the first generation pump since the original flange felt a bit flimsy to me.
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"The first generation of fingerprint sensor we had could not be universally used by all smartphone makers," he told Gizmodo.
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For Sheck, a first-generation American born to immigrant parents from Senegal, he's made decisions his parents didn't always understand.
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The new series from first generation Muslim comedian Ramy Youssef deals with what it means to be American and Muslim.
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The truth is, for many first-generation black wealth builders, there's a responsibility to provide for family and our friends.
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Because these first-generation wealth builders tend to be hard workers, and they're incredibly appreciative of everything that they have.
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In fact, I believe that it can be beneficial for a first-generation wealth builder to reinvest in their community.
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As Iribe noted, Oculus just released the Touch motion controllers, completing the launch of its first-generation desktop VR system.
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Forty-five percent of Frank users are first-generation college students and another 45 percent have household incomes over $80,000.
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Still, I got comfortable enough with the Gen2 car that it made the first-generation one feel like a prototype.
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He says over 2000% of current applicants are first-generation college students, and nearly 215% qualify for public food assistance.
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Less preferable are the first-generation antipsychotics — chlorpromazine, fluphenazine, haloperidol, and perphenazine — which are infamous for their neurological side effects.
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Check out these deals: The first generation of the Microsoft Surface Laptop is now on sale for $809.99 on Amazon.
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Rubio's message as a first generation American doing things his parents would have never thought possible really resonated with her.
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Snap's Spectacles haven't exactly done well in sales — the first generation lost the company nearly $40 million in unsold pairs.
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And their current goals with the first generation device seem pretty modest like the specs inside, including the Snapdragon 625.
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Alesis came out with the Vortex keytar in 2012, and the first generation of the wireless version debuted in 2014.
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And whereas Britain's first generation of towers became synonymous with poverty, many of the new ones are totems of wealth.
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This first generation of 10993 million gig economy contractors is essentially riding shotgun as an entirely new industry defines itself.
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If you bought a first-generation Pixel or Pixel XL phone that was made before January 4, 2017, you're eligible.
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Because of this, more students from low-income families are becoming first-generation college students with the help of scholarships.
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This wasn't the company's first Kickstarter project — its first project, which was essentially the first generation of this camera, shipped.
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As hoped, it's definitely faster than the first generation of Touch ID, though perhaps slightly slower than the second gen.
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The first generation of Pokémon games began with 151 creatures, but the catalog has since expanded to more than 720.
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The first generation of therapy will be expensive, Allen said, but the goal is to eventually get the cost down.
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If you own devices from the first generation of HEOS HomeCinema, the HS2 models are fully downward compatible with them.
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"They fear that they may be the first generation not to be overtaken in prosperity by their children," he said.
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Whereas the last set unlocked Mew from the first generation of Pokémon games, this one brings out Gen II's Celebi.
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AirPower was announced along with Apple's first generation of smartphones that were built with the ability to be charged wirelessly.
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Meyers himself relaunched his company in 2000, still relying on the first-generation Beetles that continue to ply U.S. highways.
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The first generation was obsolete within six months, Wong told Motherboard during a March 2 visit to the Shanghai plant.
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The new tablet, which starts at $499, also supports the first-generation $264 Apple Pencil and Apple's $2256 Smart Keyboard.
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My sister and I bought the first generation for her, and we've gotten her a couple upgrades over the years.
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On the Echo and first-generation Echo Dot, you'll see a reset button at the very bottom of the device.
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What they found was that, when given the independent letter, first-generation students performed far worse than continuing-generation students.
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Only a quarter of first-generation students graduate after four years in college, and only half graduate after six years.
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This gap, between first-generation college students and students whose parents went to college, exists at all types of colleges.
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This is particularly acute for first generation bioethanol, produced from food crops such as the palm oil, sugar cane etc.
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The bottom line: Yahoo and Microsoft have already discontinued their first-generation chat programs, so it's hardly a big surprise.
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ESP will hit first-generation Echoes and Dots first, with another round coming to generation two in the coming weeks.
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Right after the Big Bang, metals were fairly scarce; only hydrogen and helium made up the first generation of stars.
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For the first-generation Corolla, the going-the-extra-mile "add-on" was its sportiness, despite being a family car.
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The new headset is sleeker-looking, more comfortable, and more powerful than the first generation Hololens that debuted in 2016.
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Mr. Moya said the Ecuadorean population in Queens alone, including first-generation Americans like himself, seemed closer to 300,000 people.
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The third series will tell the story of the first generation of kids to grow up during the zombie apocalypse.
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Help first-generation immigrants engage civically All told, 73 percent of adult Asians in the United States were born elsewhere.
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But as the first generation of directors retired, in the nineties, "the pieces of the mosaic dropped out," she said.
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"Airbnb's first generation of home sharing was really about an extra bedroom, or a sofa, in somebody's house," he said.
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Twice is a mission-driven company The Bahamas hold particular significance for Kravitz, whose mother was first-generation Bahamian-American.
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Emde, though, is part of the first generation spellbound by a media-driven culinary wave: the Food Network was ascendant.
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I came that day as a Black, queer woman, the daughter of Haitian immigrants, and a first-generation law student.
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This is the same deal we saw last year, and the bundle includes the first generation of the Nintendo Switch.
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"We are obsessed with Funfetti, and we're the first generation to grow up with social media," said Ms. Yeh, 27.
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As a first-generation wealth builder myself, I understand the drive to give back to your family and your community.
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The first generation of the souped-up Golf inspired an entire new segment of quick, practical cars at affordable prices.
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The darling of the Internet's first generation has for years struggled to define its identity and turn that into returns.
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But the ESPN job gives Mendoza, the intense daughter of a first-generation Mexican-American father, a weekly national platform.
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The school targets particular types of students, including those who are first-generation college-goers, parents, low-income or LGBT.
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Today, Electric Objects is announcing the EO2 — and in fact, it's discontinuing sales of its first generation display, the EO1.
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AMB-FUBINACA was 50 times as powerful than that first generation of designer drugs like K2, according to the study.
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If Gómez wins, the queer-identifying, first-generation Mexican-American could become the first openly LGBTQ+ Latinx member of Congress.
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The Farnys spent about a year finding out what worked well, what didn't, and tweaking the first generation of cars.
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I had been a liberal arts graduate, so just to get into me a little bit, first-generation college graduate.
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"I think that these explosions were probably more common in the early universe," among the first generation of massive stars.
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His own ambitions are more literary, but as the dutiful first-generation son of Korean immigrants, he accepts his destiny.
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Along with the application, the organization sends a customized summary of candidates' attributes, including, since 2013-14, first-generation status.
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The new C8 Corvette is also the first generation of the legendary sports car not to offer a manual transmission.
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As a first-generation immigrant, he is appalled at the pay cut I would take if I left my job.
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Often the students, especially if they are first-generation college students, cite parental expectations or financial concerns as a factor.
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Like many products, polyiso insulation is significantly different, and improved, from the first generation of products sold 30 years ago.
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A child of first-generation immigrants from the Philippines, Cartas graduated in 2010 into the teeth of the Great Recession.
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He also did freelance writing and editing for corporate publications and technical magazines, including the first generation of computer journals.
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The top speed now maxes out 36 miles per hour, compared to 1003 miles per hour on the first-generation.
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Southeast Asia is a lucrative market for e-commerce players as millions of first-generation internet users embrace online shopping.
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Yet few public high schools serving significant numbers of low-income and first-generation students have anywhere near enough counselors.
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But toward the end of my undergraduate years, I found myself spending time with other first-generation Canadians from Africa.
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If these experts were the first generation of legal engineers, the soon-to-be-born CCPA could probably be saved.
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Living together as a cohort is meant to foster bonding, and to ease first-generation students into the larger community.
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Only 220,000 of the first-generation wearable cameras were sold, which reportedly resulted in a $40 million loss for Snap.
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A first-generation, low-income student from Los Angeles, Valadez had aspired to work on Capitol Hill since high school.
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Those who own an XC90 with the first-generation Pilot Assist system can have it upgraded for a small charge.
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This first generation of new country acts paved the way for another crop of singers with hip-hop-inspired cadences.
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It supports the first-generation Apple Pencil (also on sale for $79, $20 off) and works with Apple's Smart Keyboard.
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Another historical character is Rebecca Rubin, a first-generation American Jew whose family immigrated to New York City from Russia ...
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Related Article: First-Generation Students Unite In what ways is the kind of loneliness Frank Bruni describes related to privilege?
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First-generation immigrants to America, and grandparents who live in other countries or have recently immigrated, will transform restaurant menus.
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Wang estimates there are now around 6,53 CAFT members, 95 percent of whom are first-generation immigrants from mainland China.
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Where do you come down on this premiere and, perhaps more importantly, the contents of Bruce Miller's first-generation iPod?
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Existing nuclear plants are light-water reactors (LWRs), which were always intended to be the first generation of nuclear plants.
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We're on the cusp of seeing the first generation of devices launch for the first generation of networks that support them, but each participating company will be working toward different priorities and facing different limitations, meaning many are launching without full support for all the various elements of the standard such as standalone 5G.
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The new AirPods look so similar to the first-generation version announced nearly three years ago that they are virtually indistinguishable.
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Hviid says Bragi's latest earbuds, launched this week, resolve many of the issues that drew criticism in the first generation product.
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While the Beacon is about half the size of the original Eero, it is more powerful that the first-generation product.
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This galaxy existed just 400 million years after the Big Bang and provides new insights into the first generation of galaxies.
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Bernie asks the very same thing to a computer back at HQ. There are 82 first generation hosts in the park.
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His Kickstarter Campaign in 2013 to remix some of his first generation Amiga title music raised £20K straight off the bat.
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Nintendo has finally given the world a look at the first generation of Pokémon coming to a home console.
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And that was the first-generation iPhone, upgraded a year after launch, mainly to accommodate users' ever-increasing hunger for storage.
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The first generation iPhone had a 3.5-inch screen, far smaller than the plus 5-inch screens on the market today.
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FYI: YouTube cautions that the aging, first-generation Chromecast hardware might "experience a higher rate of errors" than more recent models.
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His debut novel, "Temporary People", has won the inaugural Restless Books prize for writing by a first-generation immigrant to America.
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There are first-generation Americans whose parents were born in Mexico who work for ICE, Border Patrol, and other immigration authorities.
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I have resigned to the fact that nuclear weapons will not be abolished during the lifetime of us first-generation hibakushas.
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And while Cannon Lake hasn't formally been announced yet, it's said to use Intel's first-generation process on the 10nm scale.
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The short film "Ivy League Trailblazers" shares the stories of first-generation students attending some of the nation's most prestigious universities.
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This research suggests that immigrants who arrive in poverty often escape it, if not in the first generation then the second.
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Google drew a line in the sand last year, after making a show keeping it on-board with the first generation.
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The problem is not about enrollment: Over the past decade the number of first-generation students enrolling in college has surged.
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The former executive said he had pushed the board for support with its Surface RT, Microsoft's first-generation hybrid tablet computer.
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As of January, the second team at University of Adelaide was still working on breeding its first generation of engineered mice.
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In fact, President Obama's policies have created the first generation of Americans on track to be worse off than their parents.
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Didi's first-generation car, dubbed the D1 internally, is slated to be deployed by 2020, people familiar with the plans said.
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We're here to see a crane and gravity work together to stab the life out of a first generation Toyota Prius.
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This is a first-generation, immigrant grandma, one who is considered the matriarch of the house according to traditional Confucian values.
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It wouldn't be the launch of a first-generation Apple product without a few hiccups — who can forget Antennagate and Bendgate?
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Fans of the first-generation Pebble will, perhaps, be pleased to know that the latest version maintains a similar form factor.
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The attendees of the summit included myself and nine other students — mostly first-generation college students — and nonprofit leaders and philanthropists.
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Apple has reportedly extended the service policy on first-generation Apple Watches for three extra years from the original purchase date.
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"We are the first generation to experience climate change and we are the last generation who can stop it," he said.
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It's difficult to imagine a first-generation foldable device being anywhere near as refined as modern smartphone flagships with conventional displays.
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Amazon's second-generation Echo Dot is everything the first-generation of the miniature smart speaker should have been: smaller and cheaper.
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The app also features motion tracking, an improvement over the first generation device, panning the camera as it spots moving objects.
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Messam is a first-generation American and a former Florida State University wide receiver who was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Parents in the 1980s and '90s represented the first generation of Chinese families that faced cyclical and forceful birth planning campaigns.
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She counts herself lucky to be a first generation American because it allows her to have a foot in both worlds.
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I also believe that first generation kids — like myself — are uniquely positioned to comment from a perspective of divergent cultural identity.
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Vennia Francois, a first-generation American whose family came to the United States from the Bahamas, is also on the ballot.
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Programs like TOPPS but designed for, say, military members, first responders, or first-generation immigrants may prove the future of treatment.
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Hviid says Bragi's latest earbuds, launched this week, resolve many of the issues that drew criticism in the first generation product.
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Among the students who were in the standard session that didn't highlight social class, first-generation students had significantly worse GPAs.
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And it looked like one reason was that first-generation kids who went to difference education session sought more college resources.
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"The first generation of fintech firms were trying to find solutions and grab market share by themselves," said the WeLab founder.
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I want to continue to encourage my community, first generation, and first generations from different cultures, to really be that torch.
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Only in America can a first generation Indian American Muslim kid get on this stage and make fun of the President.
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The first generation antihistamines, such as Benadryl, "often have significant side effects...and are also much shorter-lasting," says Dr. Stukus.
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As a woman, as a first-generation Asian American, and as a parent, I, too, feel more vulnerable in my city.
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So far, Dowling has completed 110 of the 151 first generation Pokémon and is already contemplating further expansions of the project.
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The first-generation American, the first in her family to go to college, who desperately wants kids someday -- but not now.
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The first-generation iPhone supported neither apps nor high-speed data, which seemed like ridiculous and insurmountable shortcomings at the time.
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I've lingered over one shot of the back of a first-generation Phone which has been scratched and dented through use.
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Today, Immigration and Customs Enforcement sweeps are taking place across the nation, uprooting first generation immigrant communities and tearing families apart.
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Our first-generation Irish matriarch defined her brood as intelligent, solidly built, healthy, handsome, polite, well-mannered, politically engaged and Catholic.
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The jump from the first-generation Chromecast released in 693 to the second-gen model in 2015 was a significant one.
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Instead, and increasingly, these students are adult learners who are disproportionately African American and Latino, women and first-generation college students.
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He was a first-generation American, born to Afghan Muslim parents in Queens and educated in the public schools of Florida.
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He said that most of the buyers were executives or first-generation entrepreneurs and most buy the properties as second homes.
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The first generation to play the sheng in your family was your great-grandfather, who lived during the late Qing dynasty.
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It looks like the first generation Echo, but has an improved speaker system, and more importantly, a Zigbee antenna built in.
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The nuclear deal between Iran and other world powers limited Iran to 2628,28503 first-generation IR-22019 centrifuges to enrich uranium.
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This product can be produced and sold at a 90 percent lower cost than its first-generation system, according to Innoviz.
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It's prettier, it's less monotonous, and it scratches that first generation itch I've been trying to get at for 20 years.
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Written and executive produced by Kaling, the show will focus on the complicated life of a first-generation Indian-American girl.
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The company's Myriad chips powered the first generation of Google's space-mapping Tango tablets, and more recently, autonomous drones from DJI.
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However, only 72 percent of first-generation immigrants are high school graduates and even fewer have graduated from college (163 percent).
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"We're a first generation product—we can't come out with a completely unique controller with, say, six main buttons," he says.
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First generation, American-born women with immigrant parents and families can also be at risk if their families are mixed-status.
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I had the first generation iPhone the day it came out — because I paid someone to stand in line for me!
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"I was always blown away when I would tell the story of a first-generation student going to college," she says.
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When the first generation of kids grew older, our holidays, rituals, and values became more Americanized, in an attempt to assimilate.
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First-generation technology is funny to me and I wanted to explore that and what can go wrong with it. Right.
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The first generation, private school going, with wealthy parents who just happen to be a king and queen type of dude.
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The FBI has revealed that the San Bernardino shooter, Syed Rizwan Farook, was a first generation Pakistani immigrant born in Chicago.
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The Series 4 addresses all of the first-generation watch's flaws, and the speed boost will be a big step up.
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Harvard FGLI (first-generation, low-income) students have taken matters into their own hands and set up a detailed resource guide.
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We're really the first generation to have 10-plus years to date, and not just to date, but to find ourselves.
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The early films in the series exemplified the blaxploitation genre, the first generation of action films aimed at urban black audiences.
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Subway's value hit $5513 billion, and countless first-generation Americans bootstrapped their way to success, one foot-long at a time.
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I'm a first-generation college student, so the pressure to pursue a "safe" major was on from the start of college.
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I'm first generation, my parents were both born in Jamaica, and I was born here and raised by Mom and Grandmother.
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The current trustee is Ms. Mena, a first-generation college student from a Puerto Rican-Dominican family in the South Bronx.
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It's an isolated place populated by mostly first-generation immigrants from mainland China, with high barriers to entry for everyone else.
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Last night, SpaceX launched its first generation Dragon capsule on its twentieth — and final — resupply run to the International Space Station.
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Danny Hernandez was a first-generation New Yorker, born in 1996 to a Mexican immigrant mother and a Puerto Rican father.
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Low-income and first-generation students represent 2200 percent of this fall's freshman class, up from 13 percent three years ago.
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The 2015 nuclear deal only lets Iran enrich uranium with just over 5,000 of its first-generation IR-1 centrifuge machines.
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Often, first-generation students struggle with picking the right classes, racking up a bunch of credits on a path to nowhere.
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In the first-generation Laundroid, image analysis of each garment takes up to 10 minutes; folding only a minute or two.
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That's due in part to the fact that I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the company's first-generation project.
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As first-generation Indian-Americans, they shuddered at his quickness to demonize people of color with Asian, African or Latino ancestry.
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The first generation of Formula E batteries was rectangular, and fit awkwardly into the open-wheel, Coke bottle-shaped race cars.
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The first generation of these drugs were TNF-alpha agents that targeted the tumor necrosis factor to limit the immune response.
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She is a first-generation college student, from Dominican parents, and grew up in a decidedly working-class home in Brooklyn.
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The first-generation Ring Chime Pro was a small rectangular device with a speaker grille and two large antennas sticking up.
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" One of his actresses in New York says: "We are the first generation that gets the chance our parents never got.
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In 2018, Musk noted that the first generation Tesla Roadster allowed for that, and that the idea might be worth reconsidering.
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We are the first generation to acknowledge climate change as a fact, not a government ploy to regulate the business industry.
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It used Ford Focuses for its first-generation vehicle and Chrysler Pacifica minivans (a la Waymo) for its second-generation one.
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But that's not a bad question for a first-generation product, as we saw with early versions of the Apple Watch.
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The deal only lets Iran accumulate enriched uranium with just over 5,000 of its first-generation IR-1 centrifuges at Natanz.
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The first generation of partially "self-driving" cars is being touted nationally as the answer to America's growing traffic fatality rate.
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I taught for 10 years at a school dedicated to educating first-generation college students, a majority of whom were Latinx.
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Housing discrimination hadn't allowed Black boomers that particular type of entrepreneurship, even if they were the first generation to buy homes.
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Ms. Truax is from the first generation of francophone Ontarians who were able to attend all of high school in French.
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"We have to recognize the exacting toll that the first generation of electronic health records have had on physicians," Sinsky said.
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The first generation works their fingers to the bone making things; the next generation goes to college and innovates new ideas.
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You'll recall your own mother, who produced seven children, dismissing baby boomers acting like the first generation ever to raise kids.
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