Sunday night's episode, "Ouroboros," folds in yet another parallel story line.
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Kesha thanked Folds in a lengthy Instagram post following the show.
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Remember Xiaomi's concept of a phone that folds in two places?
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The new razr is a smart phone that folds in half.
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The device would essentially work like a tablet that folds in half.
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It can't be a very sturdy broom if it folds in half.
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They began making darts—folds in the petals—to make them curl.
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But the most important new feature is that it folds in half.
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Time goes by, folds in on itself, and brings them sudden prosperity.
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Doctors diagnosed her with paresis, which weakened the vocal folds in her throat.
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Samsung is making a giant phone that folds in half and costs $1,770.
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Razer's Turret ignores the touchpad trend, and instead folds in a sturdy mousepad instead.
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Time folds in on itself, because the story isn't presented in a linear fashion.
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It folds in half to reveal a second display on the front of the device.
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But when it folds in on itself, RAD forms a dodecahedron cage, trapping animals inside.
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It doesn't have a flashy screen that folds in half, but like, it's hole-less!
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There's also a super stable kickstand in the back that easily folds in and out.
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As we soon find out, however, there are gaps and folds in this affecting tale.
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It's a 13-inch screen that folds in for a significantly more portable form factor.
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Even details like folds in the brain were still intact in the yellowish-brown mass.
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Thirteen folds in all, a final tuck, and then only the blue starred field is visible.
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That's why there are folds in the fabric, the authors argue — normally, there wouldn't be any.
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The inchworm looks to be the cousin of the taco chair, which really folds in two.
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The bill folds in a cybersecurity bill that was introduced as a standalone earlier this month.
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That'd be quite a sum of cash to drop on a phone that simply folds in half.
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For parking, it folds in and takes up less than a third of a standard parking spot.
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When the Fold was announced, Samsung said it had "tested up to 200,000 folds" in internal testing.
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The images accompanying the patent show a tablet-like device that folds in half like a book.
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That sloping bassline sticks to the folds in the brain and the nourishing synth pads are magnificent.
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It's a 6.2-inch 21:9 plastic OLED panel that folds in half along the horizontal axis.
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It also folds in another large piece of legislation designed to improve the nation's mental health services.
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You might be looking down at a slightly bloated belly or some unwelcome new folds in your tummy.
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And most importantly, since it folds in half, it's more convenient to store in a pocket or purse.
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And he put folds in his skin and a degree of sagginess to suggest the gravitas of age.
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Here you can see how the screen folds in half like a book for display two "pages" of content.
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Q folds in references to all the greatest hits like Freemasons, MK Ultra, and the symbology of the Illuminati.
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It folds in half because big things suck to hold in your hands unless they're meant to be big.
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Time folds in on itself, light hang glides off the moon, those clouds dissolve into someone blowing smoke alone.
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Even if The Rebel folds in on itself, which it certainly seems like it's doing, the damage is already done.
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Sure, past set top offerings have incorporated Alexa control, but this latest addition folds in the full smart speaker experience.
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We have increased a production at our [Oakland plant] more than three-folds in the past two or three months.
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So it's looking like Motorola is going for a smartphone that folds in half with the screen on the inside.
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It ascends with a shudder, and on the third floor, its door folds in like an accordion, and time stalls.
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Provenance Hotels, with properties in Nashville, New Orleans, Portland and Seattle, folds in a city-specific perks for its guests.
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Instead, he takes you around the city and folds in a succession of seemingly disconnected interviews with men and women.
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This plan folds in other facets of your financial life: taxes, insurance, estate planning, retirement and education funding, among others.
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Chinese smartphone maker Oppo has shown off a prototype for a rather large phone with a screen that folds in half.
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The original headline "Motorola Razr fails to reach 100,000 folds in our test" doesn't quite capture how short the device fell.
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Demaine hopes to eventually develop an algorithm for curved paper structures—his current findings only apply to straight folds in paper.
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It's a regular-sized phone that just folds in half into a more pocketable little square you stuff in your pocket.
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The rangers know this land like the folds in their hands, and if anyone has treasure hunting tips, we figure it's them.
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It looks like a regular phone with a big, 6.7-inch screen but then folds in half like a classic flip phone.
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Johnson fills the frame with looming heads, folds in a nifty car chase and, in a striking tableau, sets loose the hounds.
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Tipton-Martin also folds in luxe dishes favored by the black bourgeoisie and the "sturdy but refined" cooking that fueled community activism.
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Infrared pictures revealed underdrawings suggestive of Brueghel's hand, such as little hooks he sketched to show movement and the folds in clothing.
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Its gargantuan crossover event folds in the Guardians of the Galaxy, previously lurking bad guy Thanos, and the Black Panther ensemble, among others.
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The compositional language mostly uses Schonberg's 12-tone technique, though Berg folds in evocations of cabaret, ragtime and jazz to subtle dramatic effect.
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" Folds and ruffles are their design signature, Jiang says: "We try to do folds in all different ways, and with all different materials.
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The story also folds in a Camus-quoting N.Y.U. dropout (Margarita Levieva) and Sandra (Natalie Paul), a reporter doing an investigation on prostitution.
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Woman has done her research, and she conversationally folds in evidence that is academic as well as anecdotal, sociological as well as personal.
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Republicans have filed several similar amendments to the "minibus" appropriations bill coming to the House floor this week that folds in defense spending.
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The device, which folds in half like a clamshell flip phone, feels sturdier and the hinge is a noticable improvement on the Fold.
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And that kind of folds in on itself, because it's being reflected in a piece of art that's also a silly piece of art.
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It has a single 8-inch OLED panel that folds in two, 8GB of RAM, three cameras, 5G support, and costs roughly €2,299 ($2,600).
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The chicken was perfectly shredded, and warm jalapeno sauce and sour cream oozed out of the tortilla's folds in the most delicious way imaginable.
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Mammals like humans and reptiles like crocodiles make noises by vibrating vocal folds in their larynxes, which is in the back of the throat.
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Every so often, Ms. Rozema also folds in a beauty shot of the lushly green forest, with its dense flora and chirping, snuffling fauna.
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During brunch he serves a waffle shaped with mung bean flour—a riff on the classic bindaeddeok pancake—and folds in the overaged kimchi.
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Mr. Nierenberg folds in footage of some of the men's distinguished predecessors, like Bill Robinson and the highly influential but mostly forgotten John Bubbles.
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Wrinkles and folds in the leather went untouched in an effort to show that the handbag hasn't gone unused, according to the press release.
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Warren's new rollout folds in her earlier proposals to invest heavily in green manufacturing, research and development, and the marketing of new technology overseas.
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Halfway through the book, the siblings embark on an excursion, though where and why we are not told, and time folds in on itself.
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While LinkedIn has grown multiple folds in India since we started operating here 6 years ago, there's so much more we want to do here.
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And based on how the phone looks, it seems like the crease where the screen folds in half won't be very apparent on the Razr.
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It will boast a 6.7-inch vertical display that folds in half vertically, becoming a square, and mimicking the satisfying action of a flip phone.
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A pair of figures are expressed only with blocks of shading without lines, their whole look legible through carefully darkened cheekbones and folds in clothing.
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But it also curves into soft folds in other places, like above his narrow hips, which are permanently cocked in an impossibly angled, now iconic contrapposto.
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Eventually it'll be nothing but influencers talking over other influencers, perhaps instigating some kind of catastrophic social-media singularity where online conversation folds in on itself.
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And it folds in the $1.5 trillion in higher deficits allowed by the new budget resolution Congress has passed to smooth the way for tax cuts.
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With a score by Nick Hallett and video projections by Janet Wong, "Letter" folds in references to wherever it's performed, in this case New York City.
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The other will be a phone that folds in half, not unlike a cosmetic compact (so, basically a flip phone but with a screen on both sides).
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"Brains are not exactly the same from one human to another, but we should all have the same major folds in order to be healthy," said Chung.
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Situating these subjects in yet another raw studio space, he balanced each subject's poise with his own technical concerns for lighting, folds in clothing, and subtle manipulations.
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It has a full touch screen display inside — no keypad — but still folds in half like the clamshell design of phones from the 1990s and early 2000s.
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Sunny-colored suitcases could help prevent that, although bedbugs might still be able to find dark folds in the fabric in which to stow away, he added.
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"It's lawyered very well," Calvert said, because it folds in language from a 1969 Supreme Court decision in a case involving a high school student's free speech rights.
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The film, constructed from Davey's notes, references and folds in such disparate artists and writers as Genet, Fassbinder, Anne Sexton, Sylvia Plath, Borges, PJ Harvey, and Chris Kraus.
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Final Straw Collapsible Stainless Steel Straw, available at Amazon, $24.95Final Straw has a clever design that folds in on itself so they can bring their reusable straw anywhere.
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The director Alex Holmes folds in just enough background in "Maiden" to orient non-yachting viewers, but not enough to turn off landlubbers or those without sporty proclivities.
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The answer: flat mons pubis; small, thin, pink inner lips; full outer lips; symmetry; no folds in the clitoral hood; and a tight opening of the vaginal canal.
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Other companies have also sought to produce bendable devices, with Lenovo revealing prototype phones in 2016 that bend around a user's wrist and a tablet that folds in half.
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His shaped canvases with descriptive titles like "OO (infinito)" (2013) — a spherical, lime green diptych — have slight variances in depth, achieved by folds in the canvas and controlled brushwork.
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Still, the crease where the screen folds in half is also fairly noticeable on the Z Flip, although it does seem more subtle than that of the Galaxy Fold.
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He is one of those poreless, sophisticated men who can effortlessly wear statement glasses and sports a suit that bends and folds in perfect tandem with his every movement.
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With that in mind, we decided it was high time to focus on the body parts that don't seem to get enough love: rolls and folds in the skin.
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An Apple patent application that surfaced in February also describes a flexible display device, with images that seemingly show a smartphone that folds in half from top to bottom.
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Wandering inside my head as I walk, I find songs playing, whether they're piped through headphones or lodged into folds in my brain and pulled out at unexpected moments.
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He slips in an occasional iris shot and liquid slow motion, and folds in ideas about brotherhood, masculinity and the catastrophic, perhaps unpayable debt exacted by a violent past.
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The Flex Pai is one of the simpler ones — essentially operating like a sheet of paper that (somewhat awkwardly) folds in half so you can slip it in your pocket.
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It's easy to talk about it as a small first-generation compromise you have to make for what is otherwise a wonder of engineering: a tablet that folds in half.
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Image by Itai Cohen Group/Mark Miskin/Cornell UniversityA team of scientists has created the world's thinnest ever folds in a sheet of graphene, taking origami to the atomic scale.
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The Senate's criminal justice bill takes a House-passed prison reform measure and folds in a handful of alterations to sentencing laws and mandatory minimums for some drug-related felonies.
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But the new version trades out the original Razr's sleek keypad and tiny screen for a high-resolution touch screen that stretches across the entire device and folds in half.
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We could see swelling in the optic nerve, we could see folds in the cornea, but we're still not 100% sure exactly what's causing it and how to stop it.
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It has an expansive, crisp touchscreen that impressively folds in half, a camera with a high-resolution sensor, and a fingerprint scanner for unlocking the phone, among other familiar features.
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Lacking today's sophisticated tools to find oil and gas underground, they interpreted clues on the surface — fossils, domes and folds in the rock — that hinted oil may be trapped underneath.
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The images of the new foldable phone Samsung is said to be working on show what appears to be a regular smartphone that folds in half to become more compact.
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And then, like magic, the front pouch folds in and out like origami, thanks to discreet magnets, so you can stash coins and receipts on the fly without adding extra bulk.
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Researchers believe that inflation increased the size of the universe by more than a factor of 10^26—or more than 60 e-folds—in just a fraction of a second.
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Mr. Showalter continues to play with comic tone and mood — he folds in some slapstick, enables the mugging and stages several cringing fantasy sequences that encourage you to laugh at Doris.
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Ms. Surya smartly foregrounds all that comeliness and every so often folds in a long shot that turns the characters into doll-like figures, a downsizing that gestures toward a nature vs.
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What if, instead of a phone transforming into a tablet, the future is a regular-sized phone display that folds in half into a smaller device that fits better in your pocket?
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Dr. Yee said that using True 3-D, she is able to move around the folds in the colon to detect hidden polyps, something that has been difficult to do in the past.
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As clever as any classic modernist's manipulation of found materials, here Kornegay used the vertical stripes created by the corrugation to suggest the folds in a long robe, literally giving them tangible form.
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Almost all of the specimens only had folds in the inner half of the vagina, but the number of folds varied between species, and the fold length didn't scale uniformly with increasing body length.
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But before it gets to its concrete product launches, Lenovo took a moment to tease a pair of tantalizing prototypes: a phone that bends around your wrist and a tablet that folds in half.
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The tale folds in the agonizing that goes into parenting, a theme that has been a through line in the comedian's work (in stand-up as well as in series like "Louie" on FX).
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Making the gnocchi dough is easy: Elmi combines everything in a stand mixer, folds in a dash of chives, and then puts the mixture in a piping bag, so it can cool in the fridge.
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The story unfolds over generations, including different universes and timelines of the same generations, and folds in everything from religion to bronies to Hussie himself, who serves as a punchline as well as a player.
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Throughout, Mr. Beavers folds in shots of handwritten texts that suggest poems, aperçus and problem solving: "The shutter in the camera is like the wings of an insect, both create movement," one reads in part.
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The fetus-in-fetu condition is believed to arise soon after the 17th day of gestation, when the embryo flattens out like a disc and then folds in on itself to form the elongated fetus.
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Additionally, this former ballet dancer folds in experiences with meditation and aforementioned plant psychedelics, heartbreak and struggles with anxiety, essentially her journey as a modern woman in this weird world, carving out her course through song.
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Other phone manufacturers, like Huawei and Motorola, are said to be readying their own phones with flexible displays, and Lenovo has even shown off a prototype of a 13-inch Windows PC that folds in half.
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Before it's done, the book crosses the continent from wealthy, suburban New Jersey to the countercultures and wildernesses of Arizona and California no fewer than four times and folds in at least three dozen significant characters.
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Though all about the romantic and personal lives of the kids who go to school there, Gotham also folds in classic Batman villains, the caped crusader himself, and great nods to the rich history of the franchise.
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As is often the case with Ms. Varda's movies, this one folds in assorted detours, including a stopover in a Swiss village that poignantly brings her face to face with some of the ghosts that haunt her.
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"Horseshoe Bend," as the codename goes, is a 210-inch 4:3 OLED tablet that folds in two to give you something roughly akin to a 13-inch laptop with a touchscreen replacing the keyboard and trackpad.
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In Ahree Lee's exhibition Pattern : Code, on view at Women's Center for Creative Work, Lee acknowledges the truths buried in the stereotypes, but also folds in two other historically feminized labor practices: weaving and, more unexpectedly, computer programming.
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Another, Aria Passionata, inspired by La Scala in Milan, used Burmese pigeon-blood rubies to evoke the Italian opera theater, with a ring and necklaces trimmed in gold that fanned out like the folds in a stage curtain.
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This particular attack also folds in a few topics Biden likes to emphasize, such as the way Medicare-for-all would replace plans won by labor unions and the support he gets from nonwhite and white working-class voters.
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Every so often, he folds in an elegant or haunting quote, giving you something to think about as the camera shows a world in which, step by step, crisis by crisis, borders have become by turns absurd and immaterial.
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Plus, the authors point out that their current brain organoid system requires deleting the PTEN gene to get folds in their mini-brains—meaning that the model isn't a perfect representation of a human brain which has that gene intact.
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Step 4: Finally, using the final corner, fold snugly across the body avoiding the neck and wrap under the left side tucking it into one of the folds in the back or front — depending on how big the blanket is.
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The challenge of automatic GIF creation is a thorny one for computer science, the team wrote, because it folds in some current research objectives—getting computers to measure the memorability of an image, for example—with a slew of new problems.
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Marking the directional lines are a bright thigh to the lower left, downward folds in the rabbi's tunic, the tilted table's left- and forward-most edges that are complemented by a man's white waist wrap and the raised shin of another.
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If the Surface Go is something of a return to a smaller, 10-inch detachable, then a pocketable device that folds in half, one that could potentially run on an ARM processor, would be something of a return to mobile for Microsoft.
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Specifically, you need the delicate layers of buttermilk biscuits—a natural feat of engineering in which a shitload of butter steams in the oven to create dozens of thin, lacy folds in a dough bolstered by the tangy, tenderizing qualities of buttermilk.
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Some things remain unanswered, and Mr. Depardon, a veteran photojournalist and documentarian whose films include "Fait Divers," doesn't try to fill in the blanks Every so often, Mr. Depardon folds in exterior images of men and women milling around outside the building.
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That has resulted in a wave of new devices from the Galaxy Fold to Samsung's newer Z Flip and Huawei's Mate X. No one knows whether the smartphones of tomorrow will have a screen that slides out or one that folds in half.
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Excerpt (and podcast) contains Spoilers for Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind DLC Austin: The way that fight finishes in the original game is you get that big fight against super armored Xehanort in the big arena when everything folds in and does the Inception shit.
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A host performs a warm-up routine while each car waits its turn, then folds in the side mirrors, keys a code into the car wash control panel and leads a round of applause as one of six comedians hops into the passenger seat.
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There are worse effects, too: 40 percent of the astronauts who lived on the International Space Station suffered some sort of damage to their eyes, including optic disc edema, globe flattening, and folds in the choroid, the blood-filled layer between the retina and the white sclera.
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The story picks up with Hank as an adult and folds in assorted studio recordings and stage performances, but there's little about who and what inspired the real man, including the black gospel music he listened to as a child and the black musician who taught him guitar, Rufus Payne.
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Witten's research has shown that every material crumples in roughly the same way — a tectonic plate, a cell membrane, the graphene in a Buckyball, the fabric of Mona Lisa's right sleeve as depicted by Leonardo da Vinci, which, for Dr. Witten, folds in a way reminiscent of the human ear.
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If the definition of "smart," at least for this purpose, folds in raw intelligence, street smarts, intuition, real-world experience, business success, job creation, wealth creation, a fighter's instinct, and knowing when to roll the dice or to bluff, then Trump might stand relatively high on the presidential "smarts" pyramid.
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Mr. Mills has worked in graphic design and as a music-video director, and while setting up the story he folds in snapshot-like scenes from Jamie and Dorothea's origin stories, from a ravishing oceanic opening shot to her Depression roots, him as a grasping newborn infant and Gerald Ford stumbling.
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Here are the announced programs: August 21: $22010 millionApril 9703: $2970 millionApril 224: $224 millionApril 2012: $50 millionFebruary 2013: $120 millionOctober 2013: $750 million (includes $2010 million left in old program)February 2016: $1 billion (folds in $129 million left in old plan)Source: InsiderScore This is an awful lot of buybacks!
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Instead, the 22045mm sea creature sinks to the bottom of the ocean floor, where its body folds in on itself—assuming the jellyfish equivalent of the fetal position—and regenerates back into a baby jellyfish, or polyp, in a rare biological process called transdifferentiation, in which its old cells essentially transform into young cells.
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More From Tonic: Football's Most Dangerous Rivalry While abnormal tau buildup is also a marker for other degenerative brain diseases like Alzheimer's, researchers can distinguish CTE from the location of the protein's buildup—mainly near smaller blood vessels and near the bottom of the brain's sulci (they're what look like folds in the brain), reports Science Magazine.
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He pays particular attention to texture, evidenced by pieces like a drippy black-and-white Amazonian vessel by the Italian designer Gaetano Pesce that appears to be hard clay but is in fact a lightweight, rubbery resin, or a vase by the Californian designer Taylor Kibby made of patinated ceramic chain-link that folds in on itself and can be reshaped at will.
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