So, just like everyone else, you're going to have to experiment to figure out how your bodies fit together best, and how they fit together best in different positions.
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Nothing in this hour should fit together — yet everything does.
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They'll all fit together when it all comes to pass.
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Those two shouldn't fit together but he made it happen.
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The question now is how all these episodes fit together.
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Just because they could fit together doesn't mean it's pleasant.
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"They're such a great fit together," a source tells PEOPLE.
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A pair of mugs and spoons that fit together perfectly
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The meat and veg and gravy have to fit together.
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But logic and politics do not always fit together nicely.
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It's not like everything millennials like have to fit together.
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How does any of this fit together in the same world?
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"All of these pieces fit together," Symantec's DiMaggio says of Thrip.
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You might find less obvious ways that the two fit together.
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The hard part is making all the pieces actually fit together.
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The interesting question is, Why do they fit together so well?
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Suddenly everything opens up to you and things just fit together.
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It's Frankenstein pop, proud that its parts don't obviously fit together.
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From a distance, it's clearer how all the pieces fit together.
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"That fit together just like I like it to," Dr. Hart said.
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"You have these fragments and they fit together so perfectly," Barr said.
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"They're such a great fit together," a source told PEOPLE in September.
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Our clothes and the performers are sort of misfits who fit together.
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"They're such a great fit together," the source said at the time.
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It is not at all clear how these unconnected scenes fit together.
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The problem is that the genres do not always fit together easily.
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Making it all fit together meant partially disassembling the Game Boy Camera.
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There are other reasons why retirement communities and AVs fit together neatly.
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It had not been entirely clear, however, how these pieces fit together.
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And not all of those story elements fit together, conceptually or tonally.
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The exciting thing has been working out how those worlds fit together.
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To make it even more complicated, those pieces don't necessarily fit together.
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Nothing you see in her work should fit together, but it does.
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"Somehow, in the Tetris of it all, it fit together," he said.
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All of its parts fit together, though not in a narrative sense.
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But in Targoff's hands the bits of the puzzle fit together beautifully.
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The puzzle shows how we fit together, working towards a common theme.
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Kellogg and General Mills could fit together, given their strong cereal roots.
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Seeing how they fit together, he was alarmed enough that by Aug.
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How do we fit together, and fit within the world around us?
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One thing I love about Zimmer's work is the way that it blends disparate influences, even if those pieces might not seem to fit together, and especially might not seem to fit together when played by an orchestra.
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That's a lot, it's okay, it'll all make sense and fit together eventually.
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But we also need five sides that will fit together with those angles.
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The language consists of puzzle pieces that fit together to give Kubo instructions.
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How these things all fit together, we'll just have to wait and see.
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So we got Whole Foods, Yelp, guns ... all of it to fit together.
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We live in a pluralistic society, and not everyone's convictions fit together easily.
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Seeing how their respective sets fit together is reason enough to show up.momaps1.
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None of the pieces of "Holy Terrain" should fit together like they do.
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The tiles, of six different shapes but generally hexagonal, proved devilish to fit together.
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So here's how Dorit, PK, Lisa, and Lisa's husband, Ken Todd, all fit together.
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They're all — they all fit together well and they play off of each other.
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Try getting your friends and family involved so you can all stay fit together.
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I had a lot of uncertainty about how it was going to fit together.
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" It's weird, I say, how perfectly their sounds fit together like a jigsaw. "Definitely.
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But never has it all fit together into a perfect, airtight mythology like this.
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How's a mere kid supposed to understand how he and his parents fit together?
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Because of several factors, the team's outfield parts do not fit together as smoothly.
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You are more concerned with the minutiae, how everything is going to fit together.
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It's far from clear how these transformative, and multi-modal, technologies will fit together.
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Most phenomena, to them, consist of complex interconnections that fit together in greater harmony.
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But when the pieces of this aural puzzle fit together, the results are magical.
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Songbirds, which form lifelong mating pairs, have brain systems perfectly tuned to fit together.
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Colors and shapes fit together just so, creating scenes that seem strange yet familiar.
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Each ring features two pieces that fit together in the shape of a crown.
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Shocked, I almost recoiled but stopped when I realized how well we fit together.
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Other than that, everything fit together smoothly and assembled to feel sturdy and complete.
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Would an engineer accept widgets that didn't fit together or crooked car-body panels?
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The lesson: Look at all the pieces, see how they fit together — or don't.
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With Masha's return, the narrative weight shifts to both women, who fit together uneasily.
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The promising thing for me is that these two actually fit together pretty well.
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But hey, since you're already here, let's talk about how these three pieces fit together.
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But it begs the question of how all of these diverse voices will fit together.
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It may feel like two giant cogs twirling quickly — but they don't quite fit together.
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The humongous structure is actually composed of five sections that fit together like a puzzle.
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"France is like a Rubik's cube whose parts don't quite fit together," he told me.
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I just completely lucked out with that, and we were such a wonderful fit together.
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They are 4 days old and all fit together in the palm of my hand.
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Dean manages to fit together the story of 10 lives in a compact, readable book.
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The locks are made such that the phone can only fit together the correct way.
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There's a sense of knowing where all the pieces are, and how they fit together.
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Showing how they fit together is just as important as telling the individual stories themselves.
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But, if you think about it, do the words "humane" and "slaughter" really fit together?
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Capitalism and democracy fit together in a seamless whole, blocking out all other competing visions.
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We can't wait to see what she'll sing next — and how they all fit together.
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Because if I do, and he dies … then none of the pieces will fit together.
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Those cuts revealed sandstone boulders that fit together, "like a jigsaw puzzle," said Dr. Sieh.
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Qualcomm has said the two companies' businesses have little overlap but will fit together well.
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Little kids can start to learn about instruments and how sounds fit together into music.
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How will each piece of the puzzle fit together to pull off the perfect heist?
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Of all simulations, deep learning allows us to observe what makes the ancestral puzzle fit together.
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Things do not need to fit together perfectly, which is a relief because they mostly won't.
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" She adds, "When two people just fit together really well — he and I are like that.
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I start to see where the pieces of Miller's puzzle, seemingly unrelated, start to fit together.
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The result was a disaster: parts came in late; bits didn't fit together; deadlines were missed.
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The two always represented how different you and I were, but how perfectly we fit together.
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Our family fit together from the start, and he and my son bonded without any coaxing.
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"Opus 130" often makes us ask how some or all of its eight dancers fit together.
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Voters will have to make up their own minds about how the puzzle pieces fit together.
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That's because songbirds, which form lifelong mating pairs, have brain systems perfectly tuned to fit together.
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They all serve a purpose within the whole, they all feel good and they fit together.
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"This is still an open question, and it's a puzzle we're trying to fit together," he added.
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What's going on, sometimes many at once to be able to understand how the pieces fit together.
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How the parts and layers fit together, but don't immediately add up into something consumable, is deliberate.
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The big question, of course, is how all of these various elements and systems will fit together.
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There will be no final scene where the detective explains how all the loose ends fit together.
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The 18 mirror segments will fit together to create a single 21.3-foot (6.5-meter) primary mirror.
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Cinema PalettesFilms typically have a cohesive "look"—their scenes all fit together within the same aesthetic guidelines.
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Rocket smiled and gave me a thumbs-up, and that's when the pieces started to fit together.
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Where most bands would falter trying to do too much, our differences fit together like puzzle pieces.
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Allison: I feel like at the end of our first tour, we knew we would fit together.
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Magically interlocking rings appear miraculous until you can see the gap that allows them to fit together.
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In fact, GS Bank and Marcus fit together elegantly in helping Goldman find new sources of profitability.
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Every artwork — assembled from discrete, highly worked forms that have been fit together — has its own personality.
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What makes all the animations, performances, and writing fit together is that by default they just play.
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But I wound up liking this particular grid the best and how these answers all fit together.
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As in a child's brain game, all the pieces could fit together to form a solid wedge.
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So you just started shuffling them around, trying to find a reason for them to fit together.
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All of these kind of pieces of the puzzle had to fit together for it to click.
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For the most part the story beats are predictable, and things often fit together a little too perfectly.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing your mastery of carpentry to carve intricate joints that fit together flawlessly?
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But everything fit together very nicely in this layout, which gave us a lot of flexibility in filling.
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Let's face it: A lot of relationships out there feel like trying to fit together mismatched puzzle pieces.
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Always encouraging and always insisting on understanding new ideas, and how they fit together in the grand scheme.
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All three elements of a public blockchain fit together as a single network that offers new security properties.
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I'm still turning it over in my head, trying to figure out how the pieces all fit together.
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Those unfamiliar with Filipino lore may struggle to remember all of the creatures and how they fit together.
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Ensure that US technology, strategy, doctrine, and organizations fit together seamlessly to achieve the US's desired end state.
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Shiller thinks identifying how these psychological elements fit together is key in understanding how booms or busts manifest.
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Of course, an iPhone is also a complex product with many components that have to fit together perfectly.
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Again, 15 years is a weird gap because you can forget things or things don't fit together properly.
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With his wide range of responsibilities, he is particularly aware of how the property's pieces all fit together.
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Its conclusion is coherent in the sense that the pieces all fit together, but the construct is fragile.
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It's the beautiful way two people can fit together, challenging and complementing each other at the same time.
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Then the President left, leaving me to explain to 50 waiting reporters how the two announcements fit together.
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App development teams create great features, but can often overlook how they all fit together in an organized way.
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It's also hard to know how well two companies are going to fit together until the deal actually closes.
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The networks know how to copy basic visual patterns, but they don't have a clue how they fit together.
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Some things just fit together — classic pairings like fish and chips, ham and eggs, and peanut butter and jelly.
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" She adds: "These songs were all in my life and I had to figure out how they fit together.
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It's melodies are abstract, passages fit together in ways that don't entirely make sense, it just feels deliciously wrong.
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It's harder still when the players in those slots are one-dimensional or inconsistent players who don't fit together.
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I know the puzzle pieces fit together, but the angles—it always feels like the angles are slightly off.
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Luckily, we don't have to wait very long before we can see how all these disparate threads fit together.
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"They fit together now very perfectly, but I'm not sure if they were painted as a group," he said.
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Beyond that, the portfolio is vast, with assets that either don't all fit together or weigh down the valuation.
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Lowe said the companies fit together culturally, given both of them pivoted from just linear to emphasize digital content.
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The various parts of a corporate empire don't often fit together, and sluggish pieces weigh down faster-growing ones.
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When each part of your makeup — face, lips, and eyes — all seamlessly fit together, you start to feel complete.
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Although people widely suspected that the week's phenomena were related, no one knew exactly how the pieces fit together.
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In some places, everything is so tightly fit together that it attains a density one can envision as stifling.
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I'm keen on the twin theory as it might make all the pieces of the Gargoyle King mystery fit together.
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"I love taking photos of random things and seeing how they all fit together," Starr says in a press release.
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It's probably going to be a while before we get more precise details on how they all fit together, though.
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The single sink vanity had barely enough room for two, and the walk-in shower and toilet fit together tightly.
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Consider what key service providers and clients you need and how they can fit together to impact the entire system.
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Ocasio-Cortez said last week that yet-to-be-determined piecemeal bills would fit together to achieve the overall goals.
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The entire gameplay mechanic is, as the name suggests, sliding blocks left and right to make them fit together better.
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How these systems and resources fit together, in terms of space and aesthetics, is completely up to the player, however.
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But at times, he sounded as mystified as I was about how all the pieces of Lee's killing fit together.
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Also, while the charger uses a standard USB adapter for charging, I didn't like the way the stand fit together.
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Although both spaces pull in both Ripa and Seacrest's personalities, Ripa's favorite feature is how the two rooms fit together.
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I don't need to know what is going on because it would make whatever the men are doing fit together.
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But her son, Willing, watches the business news and has an uncanny sense of how all the pieces fit together.
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Once you know how those pieces fit together, you'll be a more valuable asset to your company and your industry.
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For him, hip-hop and Street Fighter (or Chrono Trigger) are puzzle pieces that fit together under the right conditions.
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Musicians used to have to take pieces that don't easily fit together and find new ways to make them satisfying.
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I use the app to better understand my portfolio and how all of my investments fit together across multiple accounts.
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Only in the short third section — not even 30 pages — do we begin to understand how their stories fit together.
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In scene after scene, Nunu struggles to reconcile her memory with her desire to make its jagged details fit together.
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He could make the records fit together, he was funny, and he was the best ad-libber I ever heard.
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Hornacek has a Rubik's cube of a roster and he is still trying to figure out what combinations fit together.
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It was elongated and almost chinless, and the fossilized bones found alongside it were extra thick and fit together oddly.
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Life isn't perfect, life doesn't fit together seamlessly, life isn't a smooth as expensive moisturizer—so why should art be?
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After spending a couple of hours in the exhibition and innumerable ones since, with the artworks and themes turning over in my head, trying to make it all fit together, I realized that the strength of this work is that it so keenly lays bare the elements of contemporary existence that do not fit together.
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You start playing with them—squares, rectangles, triangles and hexagons—moving them around, flipping them over, seeing how they fit together.
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While fans at the game Thursday were able to see how James and Davis fit together, those at home were not.
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But if you need a refresher on how all the pieces fit together, this diagram helps make sense of it all.
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"It's a complicated puzzle, and you have to have all the pieces, but it does all fit together," Mr. King added.
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These two planets certainly have conflicting vibes; however, inventive Aquarius is very good at making seemingly very different pieces fit together.
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It's a series of individual social graphs, and then there's kind of like the country-level social graphs that fit together.
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Unfortunately, driverless technology is so nascent that it is still to-be-determined as to how these pieces will fit together.
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They might find themselves absorbed by how intuitively the dissonant parts seem to fit together when, by all rights, they shouldn't.
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A grid of holes spaced 48 millimeters apart covers each panel, and they're designed to fit together without disrupting the grid.
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Surreal, open-ended environments made from odd, nonlinear, multi-layered structures somehow still seem to fit together by some unknown logic.
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And that was the birth of a lot of what Murder By Death is, these longform narrative songs that fit together.
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Around 4-5 tunes fit onto a floppy and that lets me make interesting compilations with tracks that really fit together.
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Why a design mindset matters Engineers become engineers because they like to figure out how things fit together, literally and figuratively.
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For instance, did you know that in order to store them more efficiently, Zelda's dungeons all fit together like giant tiles?
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Now, with the new North American deal, it's become easier to see how the different elements of Trump trade fit together.
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For the first time, the students saw how all the pieces of a sailboat fit together, including its crisp, white sail.
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You also need a keen analytic intelligence to decode the structure of a piece, to ascertain how its parts fit together.
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But the specifics of the how the new continuity works, and how all the different timelines fit together, are terribly unclear.
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Over time, as he skips across New York, the branches start to fit together as building blocks of the larger institution.
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Our forces are so similar in the way we train and prepare for crisis or conflict that we fit together marvelously.
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Joris Laarman's "Makerchair Polygon" is downloadable, built from digitally fabricated 3-D parts that fit together like an elaborate jigsaw puzzle.
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The two fit together on the Lil Ju-produced beat, like yin and yang, complementing the best parts of each other.
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Anyone who studied the issue could have told them years ago how the pieces of health reform fit together, and why.
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My daughter took comfort in the certainty of how jigsaw puzzle pieces fit together, how they only had one possible solution.
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Hannah's plots are like intricate jigsaw puzzles whose pieces you cannot believe will fit together, until you see the completed picture.
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Looking back, I can see now that my life was like a jigsaw puzzle where none of the pieces fit together.
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ASRA is intended not just to collect all the puzzle pieces, but to also see if those puzzle pieces fit together usefully.
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Genomes are generally figured out by breaking them into smaller pieces, sequencing those pieces and then working out how they fit together.
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An alternative is to rely solely on precisely engineered wooden joints that fit together so perfectly you'd swear they were optical illusions.
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The memories embedded in each typewriter and its many parts stay intact, even when the pieces fit together in a new way.
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Now we've gotten that out of the way, let's pull out all the pieces so we can understand how they fit together.
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On the one hand, it seems like what makes me me is the particular way in which all my components fit together.
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The central processor, motors, and rotors are all enclosed in a soft styrofoam frame, and the pieces fit together using magnetic connectors.
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Google has a small team of master artisans who understand how pieces fit together and help guide the creation of new services.
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The district is in an older section of Downtown LA where the walls, streets, and intersections fit together like angled puzzle pieces.
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As with many siblings, the sisters at the center of Morgan Dameron's "Different Flowers" fit together like a pair of mismatched socks.
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However, there are certainly some pieces of the puzzle that do not fit together quite as neatly as it sometimes gets presented.
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We set the vision of solely focusing on hunger, housing, income and isolation, and how all four of those things fit together.
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There's a lesson here though: you can drive change in healthcare if you're willing to think about how the parts fit together.
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In this world, the pieces don't quite fit together and virtues often conflict: liberty versus equality, justice versus mercy, tolerance versus order.
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And, dreaming of exile, he memorized seven thousand English words from an old dictionary, with no sense of how they fit together.
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Their exchanges fit together as poorly as pieces from two entirely different puzzles, revealing just how atomized these procedural personalities really are.
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Each of the three is standalone enough that you can jump in uninitiated, but they also fit together beautifully as a saga.
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The country sits at the boundary of three pieces of the Earth's crust that fit together like a jigsaw puzzle — called tectonic plates.
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If a writer has an idea for an off-beat story about worlds that don't quite fit together, Dick probably did it first.
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Justin did such a phenomenal job of doing the score and interweaving it into the songs and having it fit together so beautifully.
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Serial Box wouldn't say if its stories will fit together in its own connected-universe model, or if each season will stand alone.
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When all the parts fit together, there is no ambiguity, nothing for us to reflect upon in that place between contemplation and bewilderment.
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How could it be possible that the various puzzle pieces still don't fit together to prove the President's traitorous relationship with Vladimir Putin?
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How does a family operate with other family within a community, and how does that all fit together, and how should individuals be?
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It's the latest move in a scattershot approach to logistics and it isn't clear how the pieces fit together into a cohesive strategy.
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The digital design is so precise that its robot-made parts fit together like a child's Meccano set, making assembly quick and cheap.
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He is full of contradictions that never get resolved, reminding us that trying to make everything all fit together is contrary to life.
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Based simply on the sights, sounds, and smells of Calcutta and Phoenix, he has two sets of memories that do not fit together.
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I am aiming for the zines to be read as a set that fit together seamlessly, although they were published at different times.
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"The system is not geared to look at a person as a whole, to see how the patterns fit together," Dr. Steinman said.
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But the interludes and jump cuts are almost always jarring, and the book requires close reading to understand how the sequences fit together.
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If he qualifies for an Excelsior Scholarship, however, Mr. Correia could stop worrying about how to fit together his work and class time.
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Denver Timberwolves forward Taj Gibson described Butler as the "one piece" who helps the team fit together after Friday's victory over the Lakers.
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Imagine if we still used scientific words like neutrino and atomic weight, but had no overall framework to explain how they fit together.
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Although it only looks like pieces of wood now, they once fit together as a unique shield that was made during the Iron Age.
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The two tracks fit together almost as if it was destiny, with the fused product somehow being even more hyped up than either original.
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These dolls represent more than a time in my life; they embody how things fit together for me and a lot of my why.
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The system, typically used by designers of new small planes, generates a three-dimensional visualization of a plane's components and how they fit together.
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"At the moment, the carmaker is at an advantage since it knows how the components all fit together," said Mercedes executive Christoph von Hugo.
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Even with a deep knowledge of how these things tend to fit together, they weren't able to get the AirPods disassembled without a fight.
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Boeing's rival 2787 Dreamliner exceeded its forecast costs by a whopping $2150bn, give or take; its parts, once assembled, did not fit together properly.
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Farmiga is more consistent, especially in sequences that call for paralytic fear, but she's also saddled with character beats that don't entirely fit together.
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BUT WHEN YOU HAVE DONE A LOT, YOU NEED TO STEP BACK, LOOK AT HOW ALL OF THOSE RULES FIT TOGETHER AND MAKE ADJUSTMENTS.
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There are essentially the four sides that fit together using thick plastic pins at each corner and two support rails that slide into place.
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It's not hard to imagine the artist in his home studio, messing around with his tools until the puzzle pieces started to fit together.
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The first layers were flat and had been cut by masons in such a way that they fit together effortlessly with very little mortar.
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So if Mr. Mueller remains silent, what is there to say at this point about how the pieces of the Russiagate puzzle fit together?
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We were dating exclusively before I even noticed, and I was in love with him before I had realized how well we fit together.
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So many garden books focus on what to plant, but so few focus on how to arrange plants to fit together in ecological combinations.
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But you make the case that actually, there is one way all these seemingly incompatible ideals fit together: They're all associated with the elite.
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It would take me years to understand it all, to see how those blocks fit together, to recognize just how radical his message was.
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In one system, located in our hippocampus, we create spatial maps of the world around us, understanding how different streets and routes fit together.
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The chambers will fit together like a totem pole connected by metal wires, with the entire structure weighing a total of just six ounces.
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It can be hard to imagine how all of those things fit together, but it all makes sense when the game is in your hands.
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Merancy's days are filled with keeping track of the many capabilities of the program, tracking power, thermal and propulsion and making it all fit together.
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But even though Gloria was the one character to suss out all of the season's players and exactly how they fit together, it didn't matter.
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Replace Nazi trucks and muscle cars with a dune buggies and dirt bikes and the pieces to this puzzle sure seem to fit together nicely.
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Interactive Robogami is a project from MIT that lets users create ambulatory robots from a library of pieces that fold and fit together like origami.
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The two halves don't exactly fit together seamlessly; Vampyr is a messy game, with frustrating combat and systems like crafting that soon become a chore.
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Even though some of its parts don't quite fit together, A Quiet Place is unique high-concept science fiction that's grounded solidly in human drama.
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All of these things fit together: Comcast wants to buy Sky for the same reason that the Department of Justice is still fighting AT&T.
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That said, while it's not always easy to see how they fit together, the individual pieces that make up the story are almost all great.
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In a nutshell, the data he has provided can be fed into software, which then says whether all the parts of this puzzle fit together.
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Yet the piece is so carefully constructed, like the quilts that Shaw grew up with in North Carolina, that even its showiest bits fit together.
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It's the tedious process of thinning the edges of a piece of leather so that all the pattern pieces fit together like a jigsaw puzzle.
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We can get data that people don't even know they disclosed, because we can fit together different bits and pieces and make deductions and inferences.
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" On a biochemical level, everything about us is a product of form [morphology], of how organic molecules fit together and diffuse, including consciousness," Franck added.
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"This mix came about from wanting to showcase some new R&S releases that fit together in a more 4/4 house style," he says.
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"High Life" has its share of striking images that sometimes fit together like puzzle pieces or just float into nothingness, similarly to that errant wrench.
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Between extensive reporting and the work of the special counsel's office, we have a detailed — though incomplete — sense of how the Russian effort fit together.
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Meanwhile, the pace of human development was destroying the natural world faster than scientists could catalogue its systems, much less understand how they fit together.
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Mr Ocasek's father was an analyst at NASA and he, too, was intrigued by how things fit together: he would spend hours tinkering with electronics.
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The interior is cleanly and beautifully designed, I found the way the curves all fit together when viewed from a side profile to be pleasing.
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He would start twisting an invisible Rubik's cube in the air, working his hands around to try to make the pieces fit together just right.
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My early impression is that the different technological initiatives that will be rolled out in various presentations actually fit together in interesting and novel ways.
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Google says that the idea is to let users see their outfits in real-world settings to see how things fashionably fit together before they buy.
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Both halves fit together and slide neatly into a provided plastic cylinder and then sit in a tray base that slides into the injection mold theater.
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This is a project for fans of Memento or Timecrimes, the kind of intricate puzzle-movies where all the pieces fit together with well-tooled precision.
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Organizing something of that scale, in an expensive city, aiming for a high-profile venue and getting the pieces to fit together was terrifying, Evans said.
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When Anna desperately enlists a psychic (the "shut eye" of the title) to help find her son, Marvel balks, but unlikely pieces start to fit together.
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Arguably, it's a doctor's duty to inform their patient of any fetal defects that they find, so it's unclear how those two clauses would fit together.
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Supporters of moving the clock back one hour say it would improve Spain's weak productivity and allow for work and family life to better fit together.
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Here they figure out the dimensions of the environment and characters they're working with, how they'll all fit together and what their more artistic goals are.
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In real life, mid-century surrealism and Marxism didn't fit together the way they do in Thibault and his comrades, at least not for many people.
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AG: I do see them as part of one thing, but it took a long time for me to figure out how it all fit together.
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"After all the hints about the service business and what they would like to do in the future, it's all starting to fit together," he said.
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I was quiet, wondering how it all fit together, and I realized, not with relief but with clarity: Neither of us knows how to do this.
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Gentle strums of guitar at the start quickly expose rhythms that don't quite fit together; the drums can evoke a heart beating a little too fast.
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Sometimes the longest, most complicated-seeming words can be easily pieced together by kids who&aposve memorized roots and understand how words fit together in different languages.
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"The results to be aimed at are so to cut the cake that the remaining portions shall fit together," the magazine continues, and that's exactly what happens.
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But some political campaign reporters, who hear immigration buzzwords but aren't necessarily familiar with how they fit together, are convinced that there's somehow more to the plan.
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Design your own little bots, print them overnight, assemble them to understand how the motors and chassis fit together, then race them or have them navigate obstacles.
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Even with its backstory, the exhibition can feel like a jigsaw puzzle whose borders have been built but whose middle pieces still need to be fit together.
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HE HAS A LOT OF REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE IN BANKING AND BUSINESS, AS WELL AS THE GOVERNMENT, AND HE'S SAYING THIS CAN ALL FIT TOGETHER VERY NICELY.
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See below: Here's the LG-commissioned video that Tarka's illustrations appeared in: And here's a GIF from Tarka itself to show how all the pieces fit together.
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Even when he was leaping between past and present, even when it wasn't clear how all the pieces would fit together, it was clear what was happening.
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They keep your clothes compressed to save space and are designed to fit together like a game of Tetris so your things stay organized with minimal creasing.
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Interspersed are ruminations on what these memories might mean, as if Hemon is turning them in his hands like a Rubik's Cube, unsure how they fit together.
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Workers at the ailing British Leyland were astounded to find Honda Ballade assembly packages arrive from Japan that had no missing parts, and could actually fit together.
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It is tough to imagine an idea-spouting, theoretically inclined curator situating such diverse works in the same show, but they fit together wonderfully, and confluences develop.
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The joinery is the industry term for the places where the base and tabletop fit together — the more solid this is, the longer the table will last.
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The molecule and the protein fit together perfectly, the chemical structure of the molecules change, and that lazy floater becomes a smelly soldier armed with tear gas.
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This is one of the world's most valuable companies flexing its increasingly profitable muscles and offering a glimpse at how seamlessly its many products can fit together.
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I like giving solvers lots of connectivity, but it definitely takes a lot of patience and sweat trying to find a way to make everything fit together.
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Shyamalan finds a way to cram Dunn, Glass and Crumb into the same fictional universe, but he hasn't found a persuasive way to make them fit together.
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Mueller also hasn't indicated how these pieces fit together to form a larger story, and he hasn't yet assessed how much, exactly, the president knew about each.
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Err, probably not — but the songs do fit together like a glove, as evidenced by YouTuber Paint's (real name: Jon Cozart) hilarious video of the tracks played simultaneously.
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Maybe one day, those things can fit together in people's minds, but there will be a period of reevaluation of who he was, and his work as well.
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Leifer does offer a solution—a sort of block universe, where events in space and time don't cause one another, but instead fit together like a jigsaw puzzle.
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Awesome.Watching These Precisely Crafted Wooden Joints Fit Together Is Deeply SatisfyingYou probably want a carpenter using nails to build your house, so, you know, it doesn't fall down.
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The company's co-founders foresee a world where narratives fit together like episodes in a TV series, bringing families back to book appointments to see what happens next.
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Typically, with nuclear weapons, several people will have a piece of the full launch code, and nothing will launch unless all those pieces fit together, and fit correctly.
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He has a natural eye for the way things fit together in our world: how objects belong with certain people, how thoughts arrive uninvited in certain social settings.
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Those scenes are arranged nonchronologically, à la "Pulp Fiction," and it's absurdly entertaining to watch the pieces fit together and to see the story loop around in time.
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Admittedly it feels like a little bit of a placeholder—a slightly less than perfect fit for a game where every other component seems to fit together flawlessly.
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When you pick your squad, you need to think about how those four pieces will fit together, because Darkest Dungeon doesn't really allow you the luxury of redundancy.
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You have this intuitive feeling for which things fit together and which don't, but there's no rational way to explain it, it's a matter of taste, of feeling.
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So there's a lot of different puzzle pieces that fit together since we have a patchwork quilt of data protection — depending on the different state and federal laws.
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Mice given human microbiomes are generally healthy, suggesting that a host and its microbes don't fit together like a lock and key, honed by eons of mutual evolution.
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Everyone in the rural county contributes a piece of evidence, but none of those pieces fit together to build a truthful picture of who killed the two women.
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These dispatches, filed from every one of the 50 states, were stand-alone stories that seemed to fit together, jigsawlike, into an epic larger than their individual selves.
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Thom Willems's ominous, pulsating score ties the urgent scene together: How is it that in the end all of its pieces, seemingly fragmented, fit together like a puzzle?
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Eight decades have passed since physicists realized that the theories of quantum mechanics and gravity don't fit together, and the puzzle of how to combine the two remains unsolved.
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The joy she finds in music is contagious and brought even more of a connection in how well our voices naturally fit together on this soulful and uplifting song.
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And inside that tattoo pattern are multiple tattoo transfer pieces that fit together in a geometric pattern that make up the bulk of the colored part of the tattoo.
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People who think more visually and creatively make much better farmers, because they can create a four-dimensional map in their brain about how all these things fit together.
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Scientists have been trying to reconstruct how Rodinia fit together for years, but it's like trying to to solve a puzzle that disassembles and reassembles itself in different forms.
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For some reason, we started chatting more and I started visiting him in Brighton—we seemed to organically just fit together again, and eventually, we were a couple again.
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The eventual payoff is powerful, in terms of how those stories fit together — there's some real which-way-would-I-jump food for thought in the movie's central conundrum.
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Metallurgical work: This refers to the need for the hemispheres to be exactly the same size and fit together perfectly, requiring a very high standard of casting and polishing.
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Instead of patenting and selling its prosthetics, e-NABLE provides designs for volunteers around the world -- including school children in science classes -- to download, 3D-print and fit together.
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He doesn't conduct experiments himself; he sees his role as gathering ideas from different places and coming up with a larger theoretical framework in which they all fit together.
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The series gets more substantive and quicker starting in Episode 6, but over all the pieces — man-boys on the prowl, bromance, occasional forays into seriousness — fit together uncomfortably.
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I spent about an hour playing Assassin's Creed Origins during a pre-E3 event for Ubisoft and came away impressed with the way all of these pieces fit together.
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Already, works like "Charm" and "Bootycandy" are taking apart the L.G.B.T. rainbow to examine its constituent parts and to ask if they really fit together in the first place.
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Drawing, computers, movies and video games had been his passions since childhood, but it wasn't until he saw the brachiosaur that he realized all these things could fit together.
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Its choreography will repay multiple viewings, both to find further detail and to sense its overall coherence: How do its prose and poetry subsequently fit together in the mind?
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"How do I make them fit together, because I see them as all parts, all elements of the same picture, all elements of the same speech," Mr. Cuomo said.
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His mixtapes soar on their layered production and broad swaths of noise, but it's his innovative tones and cadences that grab the ear and make it all fit together.
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By March, I was trying to work through how those two things fit together, causing me to write a little about the intersection of video games and self-care.
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Basically, before an entire factory gears up to assemble phones, companies put a single manufacturing line together to make sure the process works and all the pieces fit together correctly.
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The website says that mass timber could decrease construction times by as much as 35%, with separate parts of builds mass-produced in factories and able to be fit together.
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They now have a set of replacement parts where they can fit together a suit that fits an astronaut by adjusting the arms and the legs and the various geometries.
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After much trial and error, I thought RADIO and EDITS might fit together, and lo and behold that was confirmed when I got back a gazillion Google results for it.
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The writers seem to have an endless supply of puzzle metaphors to reference Jigsaw, but they don't seem as concerned with how poorly the pieces of their plot fit together.
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" Act II comes just eight months after Singular: Act I, and though Carpenter originally planned to drop Singular as one complete album, the tracks in Act I "fit together perfectly.
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AO3's beliefs about human nature are more pragmatic, like an architect designing pathways where pedestrians have begun wearing down the grass, recognizing how variation and standardization can fit together.
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When all of the Dolby Vision pieces fit together, the result is an image that is sharper, clearer, and more lifelike than what we've grown accustomed to from traditional displays.
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The gardens show how they all fit together in a unique way, and really we just try to understand them better so we can draw the deliciousness out of them.
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I loved my second and third viewing of The Prestige, where the little performance nuances become clearer, and Memento is fun to revisit, to explore how the pieces fit together.
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If we fail to understand how white nationalist and right-wing attacks on Soros fit together with their perennial attacks on communities of color, we are missing their full strategy.
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The show's reveal of these mini-societies and how all the pieces fit together is very gradual, to the point that critical questions are still unanswered as Season 29 looms.
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Just how the pieces all fit together remains to be seen, but the Sixers are huge, tough, and talented, and a team to be feared in a weak Eastern Conference.
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The symbolic story of the destruction of the Earth and the literal story of a woman suffering under patriarchy do not fit together, and Aronofsky ignores their rather glaring inconsistencies.
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"There's definitely a lot of deep analysis and how all the pieces fit together and there's a lot of product work, and there's a lot of marketing work," said Silverman.
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Still, the timing has to work, and if you combine the units, they must fit together in a logical way, which, depending on design and engineering, is not always feasible.
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I've opted out of heavy email list building, podcasting, and some consulting gigs, for example, to focus on activities that better fit together and support my business model and interests.
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Most in the NBA world have thought the Warriors will eventually flip Russell for other assets when Thompson is healthy, as the three players may have an awkward fit together.
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An advisor must be able to see how these pieces fit together in order to build a truly diversified portfolio that achieves your goals and evolves as your life changes.
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"Many of these pieces might not naturally fit together in a project for someone else's home, but because they're a part of our story they seem to magically fit," Mrs.
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How all of the story's incongruous pieces — a mob boss, a far-right conspiracy theory, a struggling young man from a middle-class Staten Island home — fit together remains unknown.
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The jagged contours of the island and the terrain fit together in a few places, suggesting that the green area is upholding the unevenly notched form of the gray island.
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Afghanistan '11 is at its best in its early stages, when its workings remain a bit of a mystery despite the manual's admirable explanation of how the pieces fit together.
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Adding fuel to the fire, Kardashian West previously revealed that her son is their younger daughter Chicago's "twin," so it wasn't a far stretch to assume their names would fit together.
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I think much of my job is looking for the latent pieces of a story that exist naturally and trying to make those puzzle pieces fit together into a singular picture.
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The pieces of the liquidity jigsaw are starting to fit together in a way to suggest that the London tin market, already a small space, is set to diminish ever further.
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Many consoles also get an "exploded view" treatment where the component parts are separated in aligned arrangements that reveal what these systems were actually made of and how they fit together.
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For example, the running-apparel company Brooks has used the index to assess certain shoe models, determining the model's environmental impact based on its individual components and how they fit together.
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Because each chapter has led so neatly to the next, and because the pieces of his game fit together so well, any occasional stumble comes across as a failure of character.
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Mr. Orange struggled for several years with the structure, puzzling over how the characters' lives fit together, and discarded hundreds of pages and entire chapters delving into different characters' family histories.
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How the first and second parts of this career fit together or, if you like, break apart, helps to explain how Carrère has managed to find his way to his uniqueness.
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If you want the full background on what this means and how all these acronyms fit together, I wrote a long post last year explaining the whole thing top to bottom.
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"In many instances, they were simply poorly written and conceived, packing as many fan favorites in as possible without any thought as to how all these characters fit together," Afra said.
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Though it's unclear exactly who will be showing what, and how the whole international patchwork will fit together thematically or aesthetically, the participating out-of-town galleries are a promising lineup.
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And it also allows for correlations that are neither spatial nor temporal—meaning that the experiments don't all fit together consistently and there's no way to situate them within space and time.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)We all want our tech to stay secure, but we also want a life that's easy and convenient—and sometimes the two don't fit together all that well.
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The trip enabled Darwin to accumulate a mass of specimens and observations, the fragmentary clues that would fit together to form the basis of his epochal work "On the Origin of Species".
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And most days I feel wonderfully at home in my body, comfortable with the way my waist looks in a dress or a jumpsuit, the way my partner and I fit together.
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It's sometimes unclear how these things fit together, but here's a perfect example from film studio 20th Century Fox, which is using AI to predict what films people will want to see.
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I had some experiences that made me confident that it wasn't really just my muscles or my heart that determined how fast I ran, but I didn't understand how it fit together.
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The way these two bodies approach and fit together is determined by the food and it is a behavior that is expressed without words (except crying), but only by gestures and postures.
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But one place art can come from is a life full of forces-difficult-to-make-fit-together, a life that finds, in art, a providential instrument for reconciling the jagged bits.
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If you think of CultureCon as a puzzle, my job is to make sure all the pieces of the puzzle are there, and make sure they all fit together on event day.
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Hardware hackers work to understand devices better and hunt for flaws by buying different IoT devices, physically connecting to them with different sensors and tools, and assessing how those systems fit together.
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But the steady zoo flamingos appeared to use some kind of passive strategy that relied less on muscles and nerves, and more on the simple mechanics of how their bodies fit together.
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She saw, right from the beginning, where the great arc of the series would lead Harry and his friends, and she knew exactly how those thousands of puzzle pieces would fit together.
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The films don't all have to be alike, but they have to be alike enough so that they feel like they all fit together, and so that audiences know generally what to expect.
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Measuring 14 feet or four meters wide, the new wing is constructed from thousands of 3D-printed reinforced polyetherimide units that fit together and function in a similar way to a bird's wing.
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It's a puzzle made up of regions that don't fit together, forced together first by ambitious royals and later by republic after republic extending Paris's dominance over an unwilling campagne, an uncooperative périphérie.
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The exaltation of "Piano Concerto No. 2" is how the two fit together so that the moments of what you see and what you hear are so pristinely woven they seem nearly inconceivable.
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Figuring out how a number of components fit together to make a finished product is basically one big 3D puzzle involving complex movements and the manipulation of delicate items like pins and screws.
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Beyond the praise showered on the show, its finish bore similar hallmarks to his earlier co-creation "Lost," but here the pieces fit together more neatly as opposed to feeling like a letdown.
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"He has an excellent command of tax policy data and how the pieces of the code fit together," said Mark Prater, deputy staff director and chief tax counsel to Senate Finance Committee Republicans.
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I was at an age where I was still working any job I could find and just not knowing how life was going to fit together and if it was ever going to.
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Like in her writing, you can almost hear Bass rummaging through things, picking up each item or scanning each data point, before trying to figure out how they fit together, if at all.
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It doesn't fray, making it easier to handle; is thick enough to hide stitches and allows shapes to be fit together like puzzle pieces with no seam allowance (a technique known as intarsia).
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The resolution includes three provisions that caught the eye of Obamacare and Medicaid defenders: The first two fit together: They seem to open the door for Republicans using reconciliation for Obamacare repeal again.
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Coming out of The Lighthouse feels like waking from a fitful sleep filled with dreams that feel somehow significant, even if you're not sure what they mean or how they all fit together.
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But when he was away for too long she found it difficult to remember how the different parts of his face fit together, even though they had been married for almost five years.
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Some of these are technically ingenious — for example, designing new kinds of deep neural networks made up of smaller, more easily understood modules, which can fit together like Legos to accomplish complex tasks.
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The more that the new science seemed to confirm Descartes's mechanical picture of the universe, the more necessary it became to ask what matter and mind really were and how they fit together.
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"How do you take this gargantuan Chinese menu of things and figure out how things fit together in a way that stem some of the abuses?" is how one Democratic aide summarized the dilemma.
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It's an undertaking that requires a far more varied array of AI techniques; researchers are still trying to figure out how the different approaches all fit together, or whether they'll really work at all.
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A self-reconfiguring bot like L3 would need to make sure that found and assorted hardware, electronics and software all fit together as it modified itself and made changes and repairs, Murphy told Space.
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There's a tremendous number of puzzle pieces that need to fit together, and no matter how much you try, no amount of sheer will can make something work if a key piece is missing.
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Each factor can deliver specific, unique benefits — but not in all market environments — which leads to a discussion of how factor strategies fit together into a customized portfolio that can withstand different market cycles.
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Made from two of her photographs, which she has cut and carefully fit together along the seam provided by the traffic sign, Marasco photographs the montage, making it into a new, physically seamless artwork.
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When one of them is set off, you want to see the device's components and its full scope and the way all of the pieces fit together and then watch it do its thing.
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More broadly, Ms. Gordon-Reed's work has helped scholars focus less on the gap between Jefferson's public philosophical statements and his private life, emphasizing instead how the two sides of the man fit together.
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CreditCreditAgaton Strom for The New York Times The achievement of the French painter Eugène Delacroix — the Romantic paragon of 21840th-century French art — is like a huge puzzle whose pieces don't easily fit together.
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But the best works in the exhibition, "Betrayals of and by the Body," go beyond appealing in their brilliant colors, myriad textures, suggestive forms and the ease and delicacy with which they fit together.
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"He has a real good understanding about how all of our rights as Americans fit together, so he's not one-dimensional in any way," said Jennifer C. Braceras, a former member of the commission.
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Production begins with the computer at Roberto Coin, where digital designers create 3-D images of as many as 700 models a year, all prepared with enough precision that they can fit together flawlessly.
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When you're growing fast, it's definitely simpler to just look at top-line sales; but it's also critical to understand your customer retention rates, conversion rates, marketing spend, and how they all fit together.
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I was trying hard to learn as much as I could about art history at that point and trying to fit together his really abstract work, his performances and what we now call installations.
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These two shows don't really fit together, so at times, Patriot feels like it's composed entirely of Breaking Bad cold opens — those stylish prologues that kicked off every episode of the decade's defining antihero drama.
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Using cubesats, small satellites that can be fit together like Lego bricks, it will test three technologies for bringing satellites down: a net, a harpoon, and a sail — two of which would work in tandem.
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There's lots of folding and rolling cardboard, and some of the kits can get pretty complex; the inside of the blaster, for instance, has lots of fiddly bits that need to fit together just right.
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But what's not been known until now is how it does that: Is the result a continuous material, like metal or stone, or more like an aggregate of particles that just fit together very snugly?
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And now I look back and think, as long as it stands positively in context with all the other stuff and doesn't make everything somehow not fit together for people, it was a great idea.
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It was one of those magical moments where all the pieces of the puzzle fit together perfectly, and it was like: This is what I had been wanting so badly to create and to hear.
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There are valid complaints about Westworld—the symbolism is heavy-handed, the philosophy is muddled, and the dialogue can be cringe'y—but no one can say the show doesn't fit together like a clockwork robot.
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I observe him now, a lanky frame hovering over small bits of cardboard, and I marvel at the years gone by since his chubby fingers fit together pieces of dinosaurs on our living room rug.
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So coming back to why I wrote this book, I've been covering each of these fronts and I'm not hearing folks — certainly in the White House, but elsewhere — talking about how those fronts fit together.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Adam Ferriss/GizmodoSo, what they're really doing is ensuring the laws of physics check out, that all the pieces fit together correctly, but crossing their fingers and hoping they don't.
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The whole thing is basically one single part (a "monoblock"), so there's no need to worry about how different internal mechanisms fit together — except at the input and output ports, where blood would come and go.
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Still, Virginia coach Tony Bennett and Villanova coach Jay Wright have done so well because they have compiled veteran rosters that fit together and use systems that take advantage of their personnel, albeit in different ways.
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What appealed to me about their relationship was the idea that they were two people who had both been broken by the tragedy of Lilly's death, and that maybe their respective broken pieces could fit together.
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She creates from random, banal objects that don't look like they should fit together, until she molds and trims them down to the point at which they create a singular image, a recognizable figure or shape.
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One house flipper spent a grueling amount of time scraping wallpaper off her kitchen, while another didn't check how laminate flooring fit together before purchasing it, resulting in complications when it came to laying it down.
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What Breteni now wants is for the global crowd to help her fit together the rest of the puzzle, to help give her a fuller understanding of what this information means for Kamiyah and her future.
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Business Insider tapped three part-time freelancers with high-paying side gigs to find out what this modern-day moonlighting looks like in practice — and how to make these two seemingly conflicting roles fit together seamlessly.
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While it is tempting to think of the place as engineered with the taut economy of a yacht interior, the house more accurately evokes a puzzle, one whose interlocking pieces seamlessly, and seemingly inevitably, fit together.
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According to the film's official synopsis, it's about "love, obsession, sex, betrayal, revenge, and, ultimately, the search for redemption," though it's unclear how all these elements, not to mention additional cast member Rosanna Arquette, fit together.
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It's hard for me to articulate how well the three of our skill sets fit together in the key years and how much I think this partnership was the difference between BR being a moderate hit vs.
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Six years later, Hirai has stepped aside as CEO at Sony and a number of tax regulations have changed in Japan, making it more attractive for companies to potentially spin off businesses that don't fit together well.
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The romantic comedy turns on people who fit together — in bed, on the dance floor — but also talk to each other, exchanging words that stop flowing and faltering only with a culminating kiss and teasing fade-out.
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"It has a curved staircase that is wider at the bottom, and I had to calculate what the final radius of the curve would be post-bake to ensure it would all fit together correctly," she said.
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"How do you take this gargantuan menu of things and figure out how things fit together in a way that stem some of the abuses?" is how one senior House aide summarized the dilemma to me last fall.
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" There's little hope of experimental evidence verifying that this new perspective on de Sitter space-time is correct, but according to Dong, "you instinctively know you are on the right track if the pieces start to fit together.
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They chopped the genes that generated these enzymes out of the mushrooms, spliced them into E. coli bacteria, and studied the isolated enzymes to figure out how they acted, and how they fit together into a cohesive process.
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The shell was built out of four corn-based plastic pieces that fit together, and was painted on by illustrator Yuri Caldera in a way that allowed Freddy to blend into his environment and stay safe from predators.
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Scarlett Peckham's astonishingly good debut, THE DUKE I TEMPTED (NYLA Publishing; paper, $14.99; ebook, $3.99), also features two people discovering how well they fit together, in a historical romance setting that's both more traditional and not at all.
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"Patients on the program must be simultaneously engaged in care management, so food is a small part of all pieces that fit together for members' health," said Joanne McFall, market president for AmeriHealth Caritas's southeastern Pennsylvania health plan.
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Since then, advances in modern science have helped fit together the puzzle of how the virus simultaneously induces, among its survivors, lifelong protection from measles itself, while crippling victims' immune systems against other infectious agents, sometimes for years.
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The generator pairs your choice of 10 popular Game of Thrones characters with your choice of 10 of the series's most controversial events, then explains, with very little detail or justification, how the completely absurd theory might fit together.
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"And given the new interest in marketing cannabis products across the range of areas FDA regulates, we will need to carefully evaluate how all these pieces fit together in terms of how consumers might access cannabis products," Sharpless said.
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We have a prospective cabinet and a White House staff, but we haven't got the first idea how the two will fit together or relate to Congress, or how the man at the top will preside over it all.
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How all the seemingly disparate parts — making clothes, body training, scuplting, scoring, choreographing, embodying a fictional character, throwing parties (WOAHMONE), translating experiences into writing and film (JT Leroy, "SCREENS, a project about 'community'") — fit together into one wholistic practice.
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Bartnik said some audience members have left in tears, others in terror (one woman in my group seemed to flee immediately), but overall, what people want to do afterwards is try to fit together the story pieces they witnessed.
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Instead of plastic bricks, Labo uses cardboard cutouts that you fold and fit together into predetermined designs, called Toy-Cons, like a fishing pole, a piano, or a visor and backpack with attachments that make you look like a robot.
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You were beautiful, and it was like every funny moment we'd had, every homework problem we'd worked on, every movie reference, every recommendation, suddenly fit together into this picture of a person I knew I needed to be with. 222.
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If Dr. Skurtu had it her way, no one would fall in love until they were dating for at least six months, because she often sees love cloud a couple's ability to see whether or not their life plans fit together.
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While Samsung is investing heavily in virtual reality, Botha noted that its promise has gotten ahead itself in many ways and that it will likely take until 2018 for the tech and demand to fit together in a meaningful way.
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It should permit us to shift as technology shifts, and it is the responsibility of government and the private sector to insist on wide and variable platforms for everything as we think about how all the pieces of infrastructure fit together.
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It is a litany of simplistic ideas, with no guiding principle, little clear direction, and no over-arching notion of how these various initiatives might fit together to deliver short-term macroeconomic stability, or improved long-term growth potential and flexibility.
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There are lots of new technologies pegged as potential next big things — artificial intelligence, virtual reality, drones, wearables, the Internet of Things — but figuring out how all these pieces should fit together to create experiences people love necessarily involves experimentation.
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Some of these pieces take up a motif from a particular "Blanco y Verde" painting and turn its green triangles into negative space, creating a fault line between two L-shaped blocks: Picture two Tetris pieces that don't quite fit together.
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All the pieces fit together—the travelling feels expansive, not diffuse—and, as Drury's script journeys along, it draws connections between the caregiving dynamic and white fragility, imperiousness, and terrorism in America which startle us with the force of their truth.
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To disclose too many details would be to spoil the book, since much of its momentum relies on the true crime at the center of it, and the mystery of how the many bewildering bits of information might all fit together.
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They tend to be divided into rectangular quadrants that fit together in a grid — we find out from speaking with Sime and his working partner, curator, and anthropologist Meskerem Assegued — which make the work easier to both transport and store.
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Her new memoir, Priestdaddy, to be released in May, flicks a switch and reveals how many of these poetic concerns fit together, but there's also a mythology surrounding Lockwood's life that it's hard to say if the book will dispel.
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Whereas Royce's cars were hand-assembled, requiring some filing to the components to ensure everything fit properly for each vehicle, Ford insisted that perfection in manufacturing would enable every part to be identical and thus easily and reliably fit together.
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The segments fit together like puzzle pieces, giving the large, 182-unit project the feel of a cluster of smaller buildings and thus bringing a more modest scale to an area that has seen its share of looming, straight-up towers.
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Someone inspecting a 3D model for printability before popping it into the five-axis might say to the designer, you know, these pieces could fit together more closely if we did so-and-so, and it would actually add strength to the assembly.
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"THE story of how all the pieces fit together seems like fiction," admitted Richard McLaren, a Canadian lawyer, on December 22008th as he unveiled the findings of a second investigation commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency into state-sponsored doping in Russia.
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In order to make it all fit together, the band kicked the tracks to Kinsella's cousin Nate, who has played in Joan Of Arc, Make Believe, American Football, and his own project, Birthmark, to have him cut them down to their essential parts.
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"Over the past year we've studied user behavior and listened to our users, and most importantly ourselves, we've realized that both the apps offering these tremendous benefits would better fit together and will be more valuable for the users," a spokesperson told us.
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The paper craft kits are laser cut with exquisite detail so that the scenes from the Studio Ghibli films truly come to life (and you don't have to spend a whole day bending tiny pieces of paper to make them fit together).
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Banks, asset managers and others in the financial sector have said that regulations can often lead to unintended expenses and that there should be a way to understand how regulations from a variety of areas fit together when it comes to compliance costs.
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The whole thing functions somewhat like a rebus, in that you need to fit together its pieces — precisely framed, warmly illuminated images of birds, windows, rooftops, water, mattes, a writing desk, some street scenes — to make sense of the larger, layered meanings.
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And yet those same streets, even a short time later, seemed almost entirely unfamiliar; I could never understand how they fit together, and only the stray detail (an old cornice carving, an oddly painted façade) reminded me I had passed that way before.
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Even so, he has to convince you that these searching, burgeoning heroes and villains fit together emotionally, not simply on a Lucasfilm whiteboard, and that they have the requisite lightness and heaviness, the ineffable spirit and grandeur to reinvigorate a pop-cultural juggernaut.
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I'm most pleased when I have a concept for a scene, execute it, and then go in the editing room with the editor and can literally just lay those pieces out, exactly as I saw it in my head, and they fit together.
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When it works, like the season 23 revelation that the Man in Black (Ed Harris) is actually William (Jimmi Simpson) 30 years later, the pieces fit together with a satisfying click, recontextualizing what came before and sending the characters off in intriguing new directions.
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While the market hums along to meet much of the nation's infrastructure need – with an average $430 billion in municipal securities issued annually – experts are focused on removing policy barriers so that public and private finance can fit together more seamlessly and foster innovation.
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A box of parts that fit together like Lego and animated with a few lines of code should be enough for any kid to get a body of knowledge so deep that we won't be plunged into a dark pit of ignorance come 2040.
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All of this is hard to do, and while Salesforce is providing all the base level tools you need for a solution like this, time will tell how well all of these components fit together to build the kind of complex customer profile this promises.
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The group assembled the book to give lawmakers and their advisers an understanding of proposed tax changes "so that when they finally put them together into a comprehensive plan, they'll have a better sense of how all of these pieces will fit together," he said.
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As much as my dad and I create chaos, we create order, and if I look carefully I can find it in each newly soldered array of copper pipes or in the way my dad's toolboxes all fit together in the back of his van.
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What cannot be so quickly learned is how to compare two autosomal DNA profiles and understand what the overlapping fragments are hinting at, knowing which branch of a tree to focus on or seeing how these pieces will fit together to identify the unknown person.
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To finally fit together these elusive sections of the genome, Somasekar Seshagiri, a geneticist and president of the SciGenom Research Foundation in Bangalore, and his collaborators used a combination of older sequencing methods with new ones that read out very long stretches of DNA.
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Kalia Abiade, who as director of programs is a key gatekeeper at Pillars, said the selection of grantees isn't just about finding unique, well-run nonprofits, but gauging how the organizations fit together as a whole, a showcase of the most groundbreaking Muslim initiatives in the nation.
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It seems much less silly if you engage with the entirety of Westworld content on this great internet of ours, much of which is dedicated to puzzling out what the show's true message is, or how its many timelines fit together, or any number of other things.
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They can do game theory, they can solve sets of equations, but their sense of how the pieces fit together is lacking, and — at least in some seminars I've sat in on — too many don't have the technique to cut through what should be easily avoidable confusion.
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These fit together in pairs inside a double-stranded DNA molecule, A matching T and C, G. But in 2014 Dr Romesberg announced that he had synthesised a new, unnatural, base pair, dubbed X and Y, and slipped them into the genome of E. coli as well.
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Pandora announced three new capabilities for advertisers today — the ability to dynamically assemble different audio ads for different listeners, the ability to sequentially target ads so that they fit together into a larger strategy and shorter ad formats that range from four to 10 seconds in length.
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Steinmeier also said that Trump's speech was contradictory, with the Republican calling on the one hand for 'America first' but on the other hand urging the United States to withdraw from the world: "Those two things don't seem to fit together very well to me," he said.
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Instead of just earbud endcaps and, say, a shark fin-style piece of rubber to help steady the earbud, the Muse 5 has two pieces that actually fit together — one for your ear canal and one for the outer ear, with multiple sizes of each piece included.
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To understand how these different moving parts fit together, I spoke with Jennifer Podkul, director of policy at Kids in Need of Defense, a nonprofit based in Washington, DC, that advocates for the rights of unaccompanied minors in the US and represents their cases in court.
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The problem with that is, I never really like confining myself to one musical space, so every time I tried getting a musical project going I would feel like it all didn't "fit" together like I wanted it to, so I'd just end up trashing it.
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Lowery is going for some grand statement on souls and the passage of time, but I'm not sure anyone could really say what that was, and what he's ultimately left with is a very clever little puzzle box of a movie that doesn't actually fit together.
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Neale Mahoney, a health economist at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, who was one of the working paper's co-authors, said the history of long-term care hospitals fit together with the economic analysis to suggest that the special hospital payment probably wasn't appropriate.
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There are some visible seams where these different concepts fit together, most notably trial-and-error platforming sequences and frustratingly dark visuals, particularly in the tombs, that can make it easy to miss key points like a rope dangling from the ceiling that's necessary for escape.
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"Planetarium" is at least three features in one — a supernatural story, a Holocaust drama and a snapshot of the French film industry in the years leading up to World War II — yet it's missing some of the connective tissue that would make those movies fit together.
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The "prom queen of soul" era — with the glamorous MTV videos and perfect pop hits — appeared so radically opposed to the Houston persona from the "crack is wack" years, that the public was left reeling, trying to find a narrative that might explain how these two sides fit together.
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Russell Brandom did a video about Mad Max in 2015, going through how its car chases are great because the scenes are chaotic and weird, but still give us a sense of how a bunch of moving parts fit together, even if it usually leads to things going wrong.
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While on the road (Milosh and his band performed 476 times over the span of four years in New York, Montreal, Berlin, among other places), he would write songs, using the same equipment wherever he traveled so it would sonically still fit together and wouldn't be so piece-y.
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There's no grand catalog of all the stag films ever made, no record of who made them to track people down and ask about their work, no way to know for sure how the pieces of this genre puzzle fit together or even if researchers have them all.
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Dr. Parkinson and her co-workers previously had shown that people are keenly and automatically aware of how all the players in their social sphere fit together, and the scientists wanted to know why some players in a given network are close friends and others mere nodding acquaintances.
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The special counsel investigation into Russian election interference, the various congressional inquiries, the demands for his tax returns, the prosecution of so many of his former aides and associates all fit together in what he considers a scorched-earth effort to find something, anything, to take him down.
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The show may have seemed, at times, like a series of increasingly more esoteric plot threads that couldn't possibly fit together, but Marling and Batmanglij always swore that they had five seasons'-worth of OA planned out and that it would all, somehow, resolve itself in the end.
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After four seasons of time-travel convolutions, I'm sure that if I put up note cards on my office wall to try to nail down precisely who was where when and how all of the pieces fit together, I could probably find gaps in the timelines and the puzzle pieces.
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Floorboards cobbled together from mismatched scraps of black walnut scavenged from the furniture studio fit together like a puzzle, each plank a different shape and size, fastened to the floor beams with round pegs that, Mira says, the builders spent days matching in color and grain to each piece of wood.
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And a low level of public understanding of how all the pieces in the adtech chain fit together and sum to a dysfunctional whole, where public services are turned against the citizens whose taxes fund them to track and target people for exploitative ads, likely contributes to discouraging sharper regulatory action.
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How the Incas got those stones up on that hill is a mystery (it's a quick 5-sol cab ride uphill from the city center), but what's truly mind-blowing is the precision of the stonework: No mortar was used, and the stones fit together as perfectly as a puzzle.
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It's too soon to tell how well its pieces fit together, but the trailer itself is a cascade of striking images, jumping deftly from shots of crowded apartment blocks in the style of Kowloon Walled City to sweeping panoramas of cityscapes where holographic 30-storey ads with geishas nestle against skyscrapers.
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All the pieces fit together, there's symmetry to his face, but when Jessica stares at him across the table when they're out at a nightclub, the music thumping overhead, and she feels like she could be on another planet, she knows in her gut that Isabel wouldn't have gone for him.
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ABC's kid-casting department has always been the best in television, but the network has outdone itself here, with every one of these boys, who range in age from a tiny baby to a seminary student, expertly chosen both to fill their role and to feel like they fit together as a family.
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Although the 19813-year-old used to go hiking in national parks with her family as a kid, she was taught to think of her love of Jesus and her appreciation of nature as being separate—two puzzle pieces that made up the larger picture of her personality but didn't fit together.
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What's certain is that the sheer complexity of the current system at both the federal and state levels cries out for the use of advanced analytic tools which can help regulators -- as well as the regulated — make better decisions about how the entire matrix of rules and proposed rules fit together (or don't).
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It has instead spent its summer equipping the returned Zinedine Zidane with a raft of eye-wateringly expensive teenagers that he does not seem to want to play, building a team packed with current or coming superstars but without any clear sense of what they might do, or how they might fit together.
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TODAY, THE HYDRAULIC has been transformed into a conversation pit furnished with Paulin's Ensemble Dune, a low-slung seating configuration constructed with the hidden wooden armature he invented and upholstered in nubby neutral wool and linen; its 12 sections, which follow the lines of the semi-recumbent human form, fit together seamlessly.
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In its function, it feels like a world founded on the idea that if you can just imbue it with enough randomness, enough player-independent activity and interaction, enough probabilistic cogs and gears to let random characters and random story beats to fit together, we can imbue that world with life as well.
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This week, the company announced a new feature it's calling Timeline — composite, visual, and interactive maps of the various projects assigned to different people within a team, giving the group a wider view of all the work that needs to be completed, and how the projects fit together, mapped out in a timeline format.
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Even some uses of Benioff's Innovation Fund can feel less on point in the face of high teacher turnover—like a teachers' lounge that looks like a cool coffee shop or student work tables that fit together like puzzle pieces to "look like Google and Facebook and Salesforce," as one school principal told a reporter.
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The greater and more ambitious the novelist, the more demanding she is of her readers' understanding, not just of how words fit together, but of how much the characters remind readers of people they know -- and how much those characters' struggles intersect with their own, no matter their differences in age, class, race or sex.
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Retaining its tropical storm state farther northward than any system in the Atlantic, Ophelia carried the smoke and dust into Ireland and the UK.It's a gorgeous simulation for sure, but scientists can use models like these to understand all the different things that go on in our atmosphere and how they all fit together to produce weather.
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Ranjit Prabhu, who joined the company in May 63 as SVP of engineering, will partner with Andrew Malcolm — who had been the CMO but as of August has taken on a new title as SVP of product, growth and marketing — to work on how tech and product will fit together (he's not taking a formal CTO title, though).
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And it seems that her curatorial skills are as on point as always, because the scene and the song fit together scarily well: If anyone needs me I'll be watching this on loop for the rest of my life, and also attempting to build a social following large enough to have my every whim catered to.
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Unencumbered by any weight of expectation, unburdened by anything so pesky as a track record, the United States has pushed through a year of experimentation with a temporary coaching staff that has given opportunities to dozens of promising, young players, the equivalent of dumping a box of puzzle pieces onto a table to see which ones fit together best.
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The plans, a Sanders aide told CNN, would not come into conflict, but rather -- along with a concurrent rise in the top income tax rates, like the one Ocasio-Cortez has discussed -- fit together as puzzle pieces in a broader progressive effort to reverse a trend of that has seen American wealth increasingly concentrated among its most affluent households.
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"I've picked up pieces along the way: learning how we interact with video from my time on Final Cut; thinking about how entertainment, mobile devices, and the home all fit together from when I built the first iOS app: Remote; understanding the attraction that people have to move images over text, from my time building autoplay video at Facebook," he says.
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This isn't so much a technology horserace story as it is a business story, and once you see how the business and tech parts fit together to create the "PC era" we all lived through, it'll be obvious why the company couldn't pull off a daring pivot into mobile the way it once pivoted from making memory chips to microprocessors.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jasper Johns has often done groups of paintings that fit together: flags; targets; maps of the continental United States; fields filled with clusters of crosshatched lines; the wall above the far end of a bathtub: catenaries; a damaged photograph of the artist Lucian Freud sitting on a bed, holding his right hand to his forehead.
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The show's fidelity to piecing together Grace's patchwork interior is strained in places — a dream sequence in episode four ends up feeling a little goofy, due to what seems like a limited budget — but it also lends the season's final two hours, which depict the murder and its aftermath, a raw power that results from seeing how all the pieces fit together.
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That seems to be the idea, although it takes an attentive, patient viewer to fit together the shards that Ms. Tan scatters throughout, and to see how the flashbacks to Thana's childhood, with its pleasures and dark secrets, fit in with his more recent slights and grievances, including the impending demolition of one of his buildings, a glass-tower monument to consumerism.
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It's one of the most obvious examples I can give on the power of re-reading the same work multiple times: What begins as a fairly open-ended and fractal plot finally comes all together in its final lines, beautifully inviting the reader to come back around a second time to understand even better how the various puzzle pieces fit together.
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Unlike the existing entries in the MCU, where there was a major divide between the film and television properties, it looks as though the stories will fit together closely, with projects like The Falcon and the Winter Soldier picking up after Avengers: Endgame, Hawkeye exploring some of the character's time as Ronin, and with the events in WandaVision leading right into Doctor Strange 2.
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This platform is a key part of Niantic's game plan moving forward, with the company having as many people working on the platform as it has on its marquee money maker, Pokémon GO. There are tons of pieces that go into making things like GO or Ingress, and Niantic has spent the better part of the last decade figuring out how to make them all fit together.
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Trying to figure out how all of the pieces fit together by hashing out the clues with your friends online became almost a bigger pastime than watching the show itself, to the degree that many series ABC aired in the time slot after Lost struggled in the ratings because so much of the fan base immediately turned to the computer to talk out the most recent episode.
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"I can find interest in a lot of different things and try to put that to work in a positive way, connecting the dots and considering how the pieces fit together," said Gregory Maffei, whose background includes a college degree in religious studies, and is now the chief executive of Liberty Media, the giant company with interests in everything from SiriusXM to Formula One racing.
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WHAT MATTERS IS THE EXECUTION AND THE RESULTS AND HOW WE DELIVER IS THE CORE – THAT I'M FOCUSED ON. WITH RESPECT TO THIS QUESTION ABOUT BUSINESS UNITS AND HOW THEY FIT TOGETHER, A COUPLE OF THOUGHTS -- ONE IS, THERE'S A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF SYNERGY IN THE THINGS THAT YOU SHOULDN'T THROW AWAY LIGHTLY AROUND CENTRAL RESEARCH, LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY FROM ONE BUSINESS TO ANOTHER, COMMON BACK OFFICE OPERATIONS, BRAND, GLOBAL FOOTPRINTS, ETC.
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On its face, the book's construction is very simple: There are many tiny essays, each of which are mostly told in fragments, bits of line, which fit together to build a personal narrative weaving notes of philosophy, essay, lyric, confession, anecdote, facts, fairy tale, and fragment together into a memoir of a young Vietnamese woman coming to terms with the traditional rigor of her heritage and its conflict with her own desires.
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But consider the skills I would need to be more effective in just this one clinic session: understanding social issues that contribute to health; marshaling support resources like case management, social work and rehabilitation centers; exploring my patients' values and goals and encouraging behavior change; leading interdisciplinary care teams; employing new technologies and methods of patient engagement like telemedicine; and appreciating how health systems fit together to influence an individual patient's care — from home care and community centers to clinics and hospitals.
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That said, this time around there seems to have been a lot more attention paid to the way things fit together, with both phones sporting a curvier, more streamlined style, in addition to new color options ranging from "Kinda Blue" to my new favorite black and white Panda-like colorway on the Pixel 22 XL. On front, the big bezels on the original Pixel XL have been reduced significantly, giving the Pixel 212 XL a more modern facade befitting a phone in 21.8.
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Washington (CNN)The House still seeks former White House counsel Don McGahn's testimony and secrets from former special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, saying that Mueller's work is relevant in a Senate trial of President Donald Trump and that the President could face more articles of impeachment in the future because he is still under investigation The arguments made to an appeals court on Monday amount to a broad catalogue of Democrats' thinking about the two historic investigations of the President -- the Mueller investigation and the Ukraine investigation that led to the President's impeachment -- and how they fit together.
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