Seeing her name flash on the screen, I was worried.
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Another finds herself watching the temperature flash on a Jehovah's Witness Watchtower.
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Watch closely and you'll see a kitty flash on an L.E.D. screen.
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Words flash on the display like a scene out of A Beautiful Mind.
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Even then, they still flash on and off, rather than remaining permanently on.
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Flames flash on the ribbon board along the facing to the upper deck.
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ET followed by "The Flash" on Tuesday, December 10, 2019 at 8 p.m.
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A red light would flash on and off if someone suspicious came in.
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Disaster scenes flash on the screen — including the explosive fires of Lac-Mégantic.
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This time, he saw a flash on his left—and crashed into another plane.
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It's time to lean into the future and support Adobe Flash on the iPhone.
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Clinton, as pictures of victims of police brutality, and their grieving mourners, flash on screen.
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"I know Jeb," he says, as rippling American flags and soldiers flash on the screen.
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It's easy to turn off the flash on your iPhone, or adjust your flash settings.
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Some, as Drake and others wrote, debated the significance of the flash on Reddit and Twitter.
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Al-Mayadeen gave no further details in the report carried in a news flash on screen.
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How could you not flash on the good times and the hurtful ending — mixed feelings incarnate!
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A meteorite struck the Moon during Monday's lunar eclipse, causing a brief, bright flash on the surface.
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Once set, a baritone, robotic voice counts down, and numbers flash on the Jumbotron screen. Three. Two.
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He's a standard conservative Republican with a toothy politician's grin, which he can still flash on command.
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There's an LED flash on the front of the camera for those selfies that need more light.
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Each customer is assigned a number, which will flash on a screen when their order is ready.
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This is just the latest sign that Flash on the web is truly coming to an end.
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The scene becomes painfully cheesy, but then, suddenly, lights flash on, the robots freeze, and people clap.
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Then astronomers and citizen scientists started to share their detection of the flash on Reddit and Twitter.
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The race-based IAT works by asking you to first use two buttons ("E" or "I") on your keyboard to identify a series of faces that flash on your screen as black or white and a series of words that flash on your screen as good or bad.
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And when I took a picture of her, her eyes turned read from the flash on the camera.
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The footage shows a quick flash on the right side of the planet as an object seemingly makes impact.
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Instead, it's a series of not-especially-engaging button prompts, where you're hitting buttons as they flash on-screen.
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And both those cases, you know, Adobe was considered done because Jobs didn't put the flash on the iPhone.
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She stripped off her nightgown, saw scales flash on the front of her thighs before her first step in.
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In the last moments of The Leather Special, the words "In Memory of Mayci & Jillian" flash on the screen.
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As fast as she could type out a message to one sender, several more would flash on her phone.
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You can turn off the flash on your Android device with a few quick taps in the Camera app.
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The loss came after the Giants saw the Cardinals' 2-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds flash on the scoreboard.
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In the clip, Cyrus appears to rub food over herself, while the words "SHE IS COMING" flash on the screen.
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Look closely at the flash on the back of your phone and you may well see the two tiny bulbs.
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"I put the ring flash on, go above it, and snap away—if I've got the right camera," he explains.
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Inside, two of the walls are covered by giant screens where a variety of patterns and wallpapers flash on rotation.
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It takes just a minute to uninstall Flash on Windows and Mac, and to uninstall Java on Windows and Mac.
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This time, there were only two corresponding beeps; for the flash on the left and right, not but the middle.
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Chrome will continue to automatically update Flash, whereas Safari has required that users install Flash on their own for years.
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In Glasgow her Museum of Transport (pictured) is as striking as a lightning flash on the banks of the Clyde.
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The frames flash on screen riiiight after the narrator says "the best-selling PC" at around the 1:23 mark.
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"I fully support Ezra Miller as Barry Allen and the Flash on the feature side of DC," the actor wrote.
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Ms. Peterkin turned on the television in the room, and reports of wounded colleagues began to flash on the screen.
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An automatic sky survey called the All-Sky Automated Survey for SuperNovae, or ASASSN, spotted the flash on November 22, 2014.
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A second witness said he saw Turner trying to photograph the woman's uncovered body, apparently using the flash on his cellphone.
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Aaron notices Luca's name flash on the screen behind Zoey, and then his face when Ms. Johnson accidentally accepts his call.
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The ad ends with Durant silencing his critics by winning the championship, as the words, "Debate This" flash on the screen.
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It's difficult to get your bearings, as shots of people, bicycles, and planes in unnamed locations continue to flash on screen.
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Instagrammed food has progressed from shitty flash-on photos in restaurants to pristinely arranged healthful bowls, always— always—photographed from above.
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The Motorola "dimple" below the camera and dual-LED flash on the back remains a natural place to rest your index finger.
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All the while, Humphrey's drawings of brain circuitry flash on the tented scrim, along with footage of braiding tables and abstract patterns.
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The company's new Vibe S1 has a built-in "selfie flash" on the front to accompany the 8-megapixel front-facing camera.
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But it was their next release, "The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel," that would be their artistic breakthrough.
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From the window of an airplane high above Nevada, the Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Facility is a bright flash on the landscape.
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But Chrome will grant exceptions to several major websites and make it easier to enable Flash on a case-by-case basis.
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If you can see a light flash on the tip of the remote when you press its buttons, you're good to go.
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Tech Tip Q. Why do I never get messages to update Adobe Flash on Google Chrome but I do for other browsers?
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Red Flash on a Black Field (2014) is published by Black Square Editions and is available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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Scenes of anti-Trump protesters and an image the Capitol flash on screen as Loesch continues, ripping in to Trump's "hateful" critics.
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The Droid Turbo 2 has the same 21-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash on the back as the Moto X Pure Edition.
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You will still find the main camera and LED flash on the top left-hand side with a fingerprint sensor on the back.
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Jacci Gresham: Brown skin's a bit of study, because, I'm telling you, we have been brainwashed with this flash on a white paper.
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That makes this the sixth impact flash on Jupiter that's been visible from Earth since 2010, and the second-brightest of those flashes.
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"When you get a news flash on [an independent] rock radio station, [it's] totally government propaganda...because it's free," complains a local journalist.
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"My jacket looks like burgundy and white, but with the flash on, it&aposs a reflective snake," Kardashian West said in her video.
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But with his mother sound asleep, Damir instead stayed up way past his bedtime to watch The Flash on Netflix until around 1 a.m.
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Chrome would display a prompt offering to enable Flash; if chosen, Chrome would remember to run Flash on that site for all future visits.
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To make things more terrifying and hilarious, she also has her camera's flash on, and the red eye makes this doggo look terribly demonic.
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Hold down your remote's "Menu" and "Volume Up" buttons until you see a command flash on your screen saying it is pairing the remote.
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"They were girls when Roy Moore immorally pursued them," the narrator says, as photos of the women as young girls flash on the screen.
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"The Rapid Response Forces and federal police are fully in control of the airport of Mosul," state television said in a flash on its screen.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Samsung Galaxy S10 (From $899.99 at Best Buy)How to turn off the flash on your Android device1.
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The "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover episodes begin on December 8 with "Supergirl," followed by "Batwoman" on December 9 and "The Flash" on December 10.
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" Barbara Kruger, "Untitled (Your Gaze Hits the Side of My Face)," 1981 Grandmaster Flash & the Furious 5, "The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel" The brash photomontages of Barbara Kruger have become, for better of worse, one of the defining stylistic remnants of the Pictures Generation, and find their mirror in "The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel.
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If you use the flash on your camera when taking a pointless picture of the DJ's face, you are a sociopath no better than Ted Bundy.
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You'll see a white flash on your screen when you take a screenshot, and the image will appear as a sticker on the left bottom corner.
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Supergirl averaged a 1.3 rating for its season, about the same as The Flash on The CW. Still, it was CBS' highest-rated first-year drama.
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It's keeping The Flash on Tuesdays to lead into Legends of Tomorrow, making more potential crossovers between the two shows that much easier to pull off.
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Except that when this man anxiously looks for a way out, the scene grows discordantly disturbing because you may, as I did, flash on Trayvon Martin.
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You can also set the flash on your Android to always be on or to automatically engage based on the lighting conditions detected by your phone.
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Lenovo K5 Plus For pictures and video, there's a 13-megapixel camera with an LED flash on the back and a 5-megapixel camera on the front.
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That's promised to allow users to have the clock's information flash on a TV screen in another room, if the user has walked away from the clock.
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A short hour later, the door opens loudly and the lights flash on as a team of five or six doctors come in to check on me.
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In the Cleveland Clinic's recently opened Avon Hospital, sensors track whether staff have washed their hands before entering a patient room: lights flash on their badges if not.
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The images flash on the screen too quickly for you to make them out, but we were able to track down a montage of all the creepy images.
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A recent flash on the Moon from an asteroidImage: Jose M. Madiedo/MIDASA new experiment will attempt to explain the strange flashes that appear on the Moon's surface.
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Photographs from the life of the real Rebekah Neumann flash on the screen, including one with Yardeni on what appears to be Adam and Rebekah Neumann's wedding day.
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So don't be surprised if, when Jack and Thomas first meet, you flash on Alfred Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train," with its sly, insinuating psychopath and uptight patsy-hero.
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In a club one night, the only way I could unlock the phone with my face was by having a friend point the flash on their phone at me.
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One minute you're having a lovely conversation with a guy about post-1920s avant-garde Russian theatre, the next he's sent you a flash-on picture of his dick.
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If, and only if, you're hiding these exchanges from your partner—or you know your partner would be perturbed to see a dick flash on your phone—it's cheating.
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All Fedorenko's guinea pigs, including me, also took a daunting nonverbal memory test: squares on a grid flash on and off as you frantically try to recall their location.
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"They're unchecked, and then they're being sent all over the United States," Trump intones while the names of tournament host cities like Seattle and Houston flash on the screen.
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In an experiment expressly designed to "question the idea of free will," the duo set a few firefly-colored LED lights to flash on and off at regular intervals.
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Adobe eventually agreed and ended support for Flash on Android and other mobile platforms back in 2012, and ultimately its inability to survive the move to mobile doomed the product.
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" In the clip, words like "future cult classic" flash on the screen, which is typically trailer-speak for "purposefully bad" and "not very good but kind of funny and entertaining.
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As an automated voice explaining the former blurs into a script about the latter, images of black women killed by police flash on the screen in fleeting, rotating image windows.
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Her moment of impact is stunning and unlike anything else in the Star Wars universe: black-and-white stills flash on the screen in silence before the score swells back in.
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When the device's camera detects an emotion such as happiness or sadness, Justin sees a color or a corresponding emoji flash on the glass display indicating which emotion he is seeing.
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It's not uncommon that, at some point in your life, you've been sitting and talking to someone when you flash on the image of doing something horrible to him or her.
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Commodities prices and the like flash on the back wall alongside a running commentary on the goings-on that incorporates the likes of the BBC's Evan Davis into the onscreen lineup.
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So scarily does the Keaton smile flash on and off, with a sudden baring of incisors, that his entire career seems to have prepared him to play a man named Kroc.
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Clinton explains to an audience in New Delhi that she is able to do little about outsourcing, while numbers flash on the screen detailing various payments she received from large international companies.
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In a new post detailing the future of Flash on Firefox, Mozilla engineer Benjamin Smedberg says that by next month Firefox 48 will disable all non-essential Flash web components by default.
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A source in the foreign ministry was quoted as saying in a news flash on state television that Western parties were seeking to obstruct the mission's task and "meddle in its work".
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Every video was packed with self-referential humor and moving parts—visual gags made from pixelated stock images with comic sans captions would flash on the screen for two seconds then disappear.
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According to Resident Advisor, the bolt prompted a barrage of technical failures, causing the club's emergency lighting to repeatedly flash on the dancefloor, as well as loss of the air conditioning units.
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On it was a picture on Instagram of a couple we both know, a photo of one of them pursing her lips over a frothy cocktail in a dim bar, flash on.
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JUSTICE Justice's music is made for no place smaller than an arena, where multistory strobe lights can flash on every sequenced synthesizer note, and a basic, blasting 4/4 stomp sounds triumphal.
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Even with the flash on, the auto mode still made poor choices, and the shutter speed would often be absurdly slow, coming in at 2000/2180 sec at f/2100, ISO 2260.
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Nobody could have known the significance of that number, which would one day flash on the Busch Stadium scoreboard when Hicks fired his running two-seam fastball to a major league hitter.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia detained Turkey's military attache to Kuwait at Ankara's request while he was at the kingdom's Dammam airport, Saudi-owned Al Arabiya TV said in a news flash on Monday.
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For a more playful spin on the multiverse concept, this weekend also sees the return of the CW's annual Arrowverse crossover, with The Flash on Sunday, Arrow on Monday, and Supergirl on Tuesday.
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The two videos show a bright flash on the upper right edge of the gas giant as something appears to slam against it, presumed to be either an asteroid or a small comet.
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Throughout a 70-minute performance, archival texts, images, and dictionary entries in Norwegian and English flash on the screens mounted around the deep, dark room on the second floor of the Momentum kunsthall.
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The past four seasons in Denver proved Hillman is a below-average player who can flash on occasion but is neither big enough nor quick enough to stand out in the longer run.
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"Death follows him like a shadow," a female voice says (probably Gamora's, since he's her dad — though it could be anyone) as we see glimpses of Marvel's ultimate mega-villain flash on the screen.
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The world is so dire that I almost decide against landing, when I see a bright light flash on the ground, and I realize there are more glowing orbs I can harvest for cash.
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Another game: Twelve birds flash on the screen, one with dark wings, and you have to click on the quadrant of the screen where the dark-winged bird was located when the birds disappear.
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There's a three-step switch on the right side of the lens that lets you under or overexpose your photo (or keep it neutral), and a switch for the flash on the opposite side.
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One extra feature the team is working on is to let you see a special colored light flash on the glasses' internal recording-on signal to alert you to incoming Snaps from certain friends.
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Dumb Fun's sprawling techno-jibberish glitches frequently, sometimes producing too many or too few of the designs and doesn't work well with the flash on my camera, and thus is basically useless in the dark.
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The autofocus assist light on the front of the X1D is white and every time the camera engages it, subjects feel like they are getting their photo taken by an iPhone with the flash on.
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Called flash memory, after the flash on a camera, the chips have become an essential part of smartphones and other gadgets and have proved a profitable technology for Toshiba, one of industrial Japan's stodgiest names.
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It's also worth mentioning flash, because on a smartphone even the best flash systems can't compete with the evenness and depth of a flash on a fully featured DSLR or even a good compact camera.
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Beating a maze-like minigame causes lights to flash on control panels next to doorways, or you can accept "missions" to find stuff hidden in scattered cargo boxes, to be scanned with a QR reader.
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When the credits roll on Beyoncé's new visual album, "Lemonade," which had its premiere on Saturday on HBO, one of the first names to flash on screen doesn't belong to a director, producer or songwriter.
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After she nods to the Sisa story, horrifying images of bruised and battered brown bodies flash on the screen, as do portraits of colonial figures (such as our own founding fathers), and fires, burning brightly.
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Or watching Haddish's crew cheer her on for winning Best Comedic Performance, only to see the names "Lakeith Stanfield" and "Tessa Thompson" flash on screen as the host walks off, informing viewers of the next presenters.
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The words "Universal Basic Income," Yang's signature proposal, flash on the screen during the ad, but the focus of the 60-second video is not centered on the proposal that has defined much of Yang's campaign.
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Amateur astronomer Christian Fröschlin of the Netherlands peered up at the skies, and along with some others around the world, he caught a quick glimpse of a bright flash on a corner of the reddish-tinted moon.
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In honor of her big day, Rodriguez paid tribute to Lopez with a sweet video montage on Instagram, where he gushed over his soon-to-be-wife as candid clips of the singer flash on the screen.
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Some of them work well: the circular front camera, sensors, and speaker grilles echo the circular camera and flash on the back and volume buttons on the side and provide contrast to the Robin's sharp rectangular shape.
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"Today a vintage Graflex flash on eBay will retail anywhere from $200 to $300 for something that's really rusted and not something that I can convert, up to $1,000 for something that's in pristine condition," Murphy stresses.
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Victoria Henderson, a broker at Buyer's Edge in Bethesda, Md., says she noticed a green light flash on a camera as she showed a young couple a four-bedroom house in Ellicott City about a week ago.
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Ethan Chapel said he was "lucky to be there at the time", when his monochrome camera captured a bright flash on the biggest planet in our solar system, an event Chapel only discovered after rewatching the video.
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"In 28, a flash on Jupiter with a somewhat similar brightness was spotted, and we so looked at Jupiter with both NASA's Hubble and NSF's Gemini telescope, and another team looked with ESO's VLT," Hammel told Gizmodo.
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The test is known as a "go/no-go association task"—the participants were told to press a button when they saw either the letter "K" or an image of a beer bottle flash on the screen.
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One phone has an entire section that rises up to reveal a selfie shooter, while the other features a much smaller popup housing that looks more like a flash on an old-school camera than a selfie cam.
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Instead of a bright subject (where the flash hits) and a dark background (where the flash can't reach), Slow Sync exposes both so that your photos sometimes don't even look like they were taken with the flash on.
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To convert the force and time of her orgasm waves into frames per second, and turn that into a music video so that the speed at which images flash on the screen matches the rhythm of the orgasm.
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Amateur videos uploaded to YouTube appeared to show that at least one of the Patriot missiles fired on Sunday failed to hit its target, instead doing a U-turn and crashing with a huge flash on the ground.
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The Milky Way-mapping Gaia telescope first spotted the flash on November 14, 2016, and it was later re-found by sky-surveying telescopes including the Catalina Real-Time Transient Survey and the Pan-STARRS Survey for Transients.
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David M. Roeder, a retired Air Force colonel, was at home last week in Pinehurst, N.C., when he first saw the news flash on his television: An American embassy was under attack by protesters in the Middle East.
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"He was the leader of the group that killed Dad," Kelli Hake, whose husband died in an E.F.P. attack, recalled telling her 13-year-old son when she saw the news of General Suleimani's death flash on television.
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You still have to have Flash on your computer to view the files, though, and Flash won't be available for downloads or updates starting in 2020 (at least from Adobe.) Grant told Motherboard that James Gardner's blog Adverlicio.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's military said on Friday authorities had regained "complete control over the riots" after security forces opened fire on protesters who stormed the heavily-fortified Green Zone in central Baghdad, according to a flash on state television.
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As Kayleigh talks about the techniques schoolchildren have been taught to live through a shooting -- including playing a game to see who can "stay quietest the longest" -- pictures of kids crouched under tables and hiding in bathrooms flash on the screen.
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Grant Gustin -- the guy who plays "The Flash" on the hit CW series -- wasn't so quick on his feet when he needed to find a way to relax while on a flight to Canada ... 'cause his plan went up in smoke.
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For example, former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said he found out he was fired when the president tweeted about it, and former FBI Director James Comey said he learned about his departure by seeing the headlines flash on the news.
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Instead, three quick images flash on the screen: nude bodies having sex, a decaying image of Louisiana (the photo literally bubbles and crinkles like a ruined piece of film), and a woman in a dive bar writhing under a red light.
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When I think about Mr. Parker's Screening Room, I flash on the image of Howard Hughes in Mr. Scorsese's film "The Aviator," watching films all alone in his private theater, safely isolated from the contamination known as other human beings.
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Stonewall isn't the only Hollywood reference; clips of Eddie Redmayne playing Stephen Hawking in 2014's The Theory of Everything and Lili Elbe in 2015's The Danish Girl flash on the bellies of the robots that guard the stage.
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Roland, by contrast, lives in Mid-World, an incoherent realm of foggy woods, digital boogeymen, cinematic allusions, slavering nods to Mr. King's voluminous oeuvre and some geological formations that may cause you to uselessly flash on images from John Ford westerns.
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In traditional biofeedback therapy, with EEG [a device that measures brain activity] biofeedback, they'll wire your head up and you'll try to think about certain things and try to make a ball go across the screen or a light flash on or off.
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Nendo hasn't revealed exactly how bright the paper flashlight can get, but without a shiny reflector behind the LEDs to focus the beam, the intensity probably falls somewhere between the flash on the back of your smartphone, and a basic $10 LED torch.
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In Hunter's Southern California district, his Democratic opponent is trying to make the most of the indictment, turning it into a television ad in which a narrator describes "47 pages of corruption and greed" as images of specific details flash on the screen.
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Things did not look good when she opened with two double-faults and lost the opening 10 points in a flash on a half-empty court, its atmosphere flat as a result of a weather-enforced move to the complex's third showcourt.
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Fireball over Inverness The light from the fireball over Inverness 29/2/16 Posted by Wayne MacDonald on Monday, February 29, 2016 Another person, who captured the bright flash on camera, shared dashcam footage, showing the sky above the trees suddenly illuminate.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Images of squat toilets flash on to the screen as around 80 men and a smattering of women listen intently to their teacher tell them of the importance of following President Xi Jinping's instructions on bringing a toilet revolution to China.
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Besides fighting over Flash on iPhones, the two companies have bickered about Adobe support in Mac OS X, and at one point, in 2003, Adobe even completely pulled support for Premiere because it would have taken more work than the company thought was financially viable.
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Shades of Blue (NBC) Shark Tank (ABC) The Simpsons (Fox) Sleepy Hollow (Fox) So You Think You Can Dance (Fox) Supergirl (The CW) — Supergirl is leaving its home on CBS to join its sister show The Flash on The CW for its second season.
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But the crises have highlighted the obstacles in persuading Latino immigrants that American tap water is usually safe: Images of brown, poisoned water flash on television screens in living rooms and laundries here, reinforcing the preconceptions imported from places where bottled beverages are culturally ingrained.
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If, for John Ashbery, Incidental Eclipse (2003) "confirms Donahue as one of the major American poets of this time," recent publications, Red Flash on a Black Field (Black Square Editions, 2014) and Dark Church (Verge Books, 2015), further solidify the splendor of Donahue's accomplishments.
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In one TikTok video viewed more than 416,000 times, a registered nurse named Miki Rai does a choreographed dance involving a lot of hand motions as facts about Covid-19 flash on the screen, such as how long the virus stays on different surfaces.
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Image 2 of 2 RAWALPINDI, Pakistan – When Pakistan&aposs military spokesman held a press conference earlier this month on emerging threats, Matiullah Jan, a journalist who has written critically of the judiciary and the military, was surprised to see his own picture flash on the screen.
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As we roll into September 18, we may see disappointing manufacturing, at least on the surface a disappointing flash on jobs and, again, inflation that from my perspective is not going to be demonstrating a 2% or more core PCE rate by the middle of September.
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Mr. Mealey offered me a few wood sorrels, tiny clover-looking plants of the forest floor that deliver a bright citrus flash on the tongue, then we punched back into the thicket, this time stepping softly on a lush bed of pillowy moss that glowed bright green.
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Apple made a big fuss of its 7-megapixel selfie camera and Retina flash on the iPhone 7, and Xiaomi's made a lot of noise with its own augmented reality "age guesser" that's designed to help you take younger-looking selfies depending on the angle of the selfie.
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As the opening notes of "Bennie and the Jets" play, snapshots from John's life flash on the screen — the young artist performing for a crowd, running down a street, recording in a studio, receiving a wink from a man, throwing something in anger and falling into a pool.
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In the teaser, as the opening notes of "Bennie and the Jets" play, snapshots from John's life flash on the screen — the young artist performing for a crowd, running down a street, recording in a studio, receiving a wink from a man, throwing something in anger and falling into a pool.
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The software maker urged the more than 1 billion users of Flash on Windows, Mac, Chrome and Linux computers to update the product as quickly as possible after security researchers said the bug was being exploited in "drive-by" attacks that infect computers with ransomware when tainted websites are visited.
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But hadn't Cecilia caught, while her father unzipped pockets inside his bag, retrieving the passports and a printout of their reservation one by one from where they'd been meticulously stowed, a momentary flash on the Signora's face—vividly swarthy and brooding, like the faces on Coptic sarcophagi—of suppressed impatience or distaste?
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One of Ms. Rose's soon-to-be colleagues was also a recent target for online harassment: Grant Gustin, who plays the Flash on that CW series, was subjected to body shaming when a leaked photo of the actor, in a new costume, was posted and drew comments that he looked too thin.
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Without going too deep down the quantum rabbit hole, it's generally acknowledged that quantum computers and classical computers (like the one you're using) are good at different things — to the point where in some cases, a problem that might take incalculable time on a traditional supercomputer could be done in a flash on quantum.
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Now, SamMobile has confirmed that Sprint will be launching the Galaxy A6 in the US. The phone has a tall 5.6-inch display with a 1480 x 720 resolution, a 16-megapixel f/4333 camera on the back with a fingerprint sensor below, and a 16-megapixel camera with adjustable LED flash on the front.
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When the baby is no longer visible, single letters in white text flash on a black screen, accompanied by a strange, underwater-sounding thumping: M-I-K, reads one; N-I-T-U-P reads the next; the other two read O-R-A-N-O-S-L-O-B and P-M-U-R-T.
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Asked if Android One would allow OEMs to include their own unique add-on features that augment stock Android (think the black-and-white reading mode feature on OnePlus' OxygenOS or the double-chop feature that turns on the flash on Motorola phones) but don't bog it down, Gold said Google's not opposed to allowing that in the future.
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A number of his previous books, including the recent Red Flash on a Black Field (published by Black Square Editions and edited by Hyperallergic Weekend's John Yau), feature an aggressively fractured, post-New York School heteroglossia that, at its most intense, drops us in an unlikely space between the mundane and the apocalyptic — John Ashbery meets William Blake.
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The movie's other unofficial theme might be the Biblical injunction that the wages of sin is death — frequently we're introduced to a person just long enough for their date and means of death to flash on screen — and when your life is defined by helping others meet their death, you start to get thoughtful when you approach your own.
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There's plenty of -core afoot here, too, lest ye imagine for an instant that Backslider's gone soft; the ignorant grooves on "Sex in Prison" and noise rock noodling on "Swollen and Sore" alone make the purchase price worth it, to say nothing of the five other tracks that whip by in a flash on this short, salty beauty of a debut.
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But, for a few hours, her life is full of jittery serendipity: she meets a drag queen named Miss Crimson Tide; she sees a dopey Roots cover band; she goes to a club where participants follow instructions that flash on the wall (Kiss, Dance, Share); she ends up hitching a bike ride from a fake monk who's a member of Improv Everywhere.
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In the following rounds, both faces and words will flash on your screen, but you'll still be limited to "E" or "I" — only "E" could now mean "black or good" while "I" will mean "white or bad" in one round and later be reversed so "E" means "black or bad" and "I" means "white or good" in the next round.
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Moto Z Play Droid And while you'll almost never see me shooting with a flash on, the powerful Xenon flash (I had one of these bright babies on my ancient Sony K51003i candy bar phone years ago) is bright enough to blind or provide suitable fill flash to brighten up the shadows (yes, using flash when there's plenty of light can be good thing).
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There's the creative, intellectually heady premise necessarily built around hundreds of barely differentiated people trying to kill you; the bosses with glowing weak points and combat finishers where buttons flash on the screen and you hit them; the box cover art where the hero is facing backward but sort of looking over their shoulder in profile, like no human in real life would ever do.
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Similar to how Siri works with Apple HomeKit-enabled products and how Amazon Echo syncs up with its own collection of gadgets, you make verbal requests, such as telling the home to give Barbie a ride in the elevator, asking it to turn on the virtual oven to get breakfast started and getting the mood set for a party (the lights flash on, the chandeliers spin and the stairs turn into a slide).
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