Err, rather… it's 30 seconds of fully-open mouth smashing against fully-open mouth, lips flapping open like four fish out of water, tongues dragging on each other's chins.
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That said, you are getting a nearly fully open computer.
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It's not much, but it's better than fully open designs.
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But the mountain is not fully open as of yet.
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It's fully open for Abrams to take where he'd like.
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They have insisted the government be fully open before negotiations occur.
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So we decided to be fully open while we were apart.
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Birch is "fully open-minded" to whatever life throws her way.
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In a Twitter posting, Disneyland said the park was fully open.
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Shanghai aims to fully open power trading to the market after 2020.
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As we're all fully open, if I fancied someone else, I'd tell them.
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Even when its screen is fully open, the Flexpai is never truly flat.
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"Fully open programs can definitely take a lot of resources to manage," he said.
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For privacy-sensitive data sets that can't be fully open, like those at Ancestry.
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We can now confirm that the airport is fully open and receiving flights again.
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This year will be the first in which all the attractions are fully open.
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A/D/O will hold events in the fall and fully open in January.
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After what she'd been a part of, no path seemed fully open to her.
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Cuomo announced on Twitter that the center will fully open on Monday, March 30.
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They may decide to be fully open with some people but cautious with others.
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"We are fully open," European Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen said of the EU's economy.
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" He also counters that Microsoft's universal apps for Windows 10 are a "fully open ecosystem.
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Ms. Pelosi fired back that he was not welcome unless the government was fully open.
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Without a spending deal on Friday, the government doesn't have the money to stay fully open.
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The bag stands up nicely on its own, but it doesn't fully open when laying flat.
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Yet the truth is that Clinton's just-released 2015 return is fully open to being audited.
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The country's capital account is not fully open, and regulation of financial markets remains ham-fisted.
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They plan to turn this into a fully open-source decentralized network, with this transaction fee attached.
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Britain has also pushed a strong message to Chinese companies that it is fully open for business.
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Not counting the bar on the right, the Mate X measures just 5.4mm thick when fully open.
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That includes control over borders, which are partially open to refugees but fully open to other Europeans.
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A fully open-world game can have spaces with nothing in them—or you see the filler space.
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However it intends to fully open source the platform to ensure truly accountable transparency in the near future.
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It's also massive: fully open, the 13-pound book takes up the entirety of a small coffee table.
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Everything I tried was delicious, so I look forward to visiting when the full buffet is fully open.
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Fully open, Deptford pinks rarely measure more than a half-inch, but they stand out like tiny beacons.
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The Senate should do the right thing and ensure that its deliberations are fully open to the public.
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I was still coming to terms with being gay; at the time, I wasn't fully open about it.
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Google switched to a fully open source version of Java starting with the Nougat release of Android in 2016.
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China's markets are not fully open to foreigners, but there are a handful of ways they can get exposure.
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"The folding glass doors fully open and create the ultimate indoor/outdoor entertaining spot — perfect for summer pool parties!"
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"The folding glass doors fully open and create the ultimate indoor/outdoor entertaining spot—perfect for summer pool parties!"
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The line is set to fully open in December 2018 and is expected to carry 200 million people per year.
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Ukraine is just one of several ex-Soviet territories struggling to evolve from monopoly through oligopoly to fully open skies.
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Everyone began eating in silence, as the ocean breeze wafted in through the fully open windows, as did neighborhood noise.
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"I went in there fully open to just experiencing the whole thing and just seeing what was going down," she says.
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Now that the government is fully open, delays that cropped up throughout the 35-day shutdown may ease up a bit.
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"They go from zero value outside of China to a significant value when the Chinese market is fully open," Hayes said.
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While it's not a fully open primary, the state allows any independent voter to vote for either party in the primary.
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Assuming the register is fully open to the public and accessible, it sounds possible to scrutinise who really owns the companies.
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Philipps, who is fully open about her battles with anxiety, said her devotion to the class is largely for her mental health.
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My $700-a-month room was so small that I couldn't fully open the door because the bed got in the way.
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To be truly effective, China's commodity contracts would also have to be fully open to foreign traders, something that isn't currently the case.
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sithraman announced plans to fully open a certain category of bonds for foreign investors during her budget speech on Feb.
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"It's natural that we need to be fully open, and make sure that citizens have no doubts about unfairness or corruption," Matsui said.
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The Axidraw is primarily powered through free vector program Inkscape, but it's also fully open-source, so you can write your own applications.
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The battery produced enough torque to fully open and close the blinds though I do wonder how well it'll work on larger blinds.
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To head off any potential mistrust of their Chinese manufacturers, Huang says the device's code and hardware design will be fully open-source.
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Five seconds after ignition, the fuel valves were fully open, and within a second or so the engines were close to full thrust.
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We strongly encourage our elected officials to do their very best to resolve their differences and get our government fully open as quickly.
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"Congress needs to take further action on border security, but that work should be done when the government is fully open," Gardner said.
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While Terminal 4 was fully open Monday, one entrance was blocked as a massive industrial-size fan tried to dry up the damage.
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The zipper enclosure is also interesting in its own right, allowing you to fully open the back of the bag if you want.
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Here's the trade-off for that, though: tapping on the bottom of the screen feels genuinely awful when the phone is fully open.
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All of the hardware and software is also fully open source, and the project's creators encourage its use as a development or educational platform.
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Hank Baskett is taking the high road in his divorce from Kendra Wilkinson ... defending her against haters, and admitting he's fully open to reconciliation.
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Keeping the European Union's doors fully open will help keep the dialogue open between Turks and Europeans, further strengthening Turkish people's respect for democracy.
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A fully open and socialized implementation plan Whatever organization is created by conference committee, it will not be the final version of Space Force.
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Similar to Hound (which calls its various functions "domains,"), development of skills for the Echo's digital assistant, Alexa, is fully open with a public API.
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It still might take 15 to 30 minutes for the wine to fully open up, but this is a great way to kickstart the process.
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Yet my sympathies are all with Mr. Sebastian: It can't be easy to create a dynamic character when you're unable to fully open your eyes.
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When it is fully open, the FSA provides a range of services to farmers and ranchers, such as providing support loans and certain emergency assistance programs.
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When the facility was fully open, advocates said it operated more like a prison than a shelter for unaccompanied teenagers, with allegations of neglect and mistreatment.
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This week, it's going from an invite-only beta to a fully open platform, after raising $8 million in a funding round led by Index Ventures.
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With the bag empty and fully open, you can first store your suit in the flat compartment just as you would in a normal garment bag.
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It took the actress twenty years, a psychotic break and a two-week stint in the hospital before she could be fully open about her struggles.
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In the United States, I was aware of racism in a broad sense, but perhaps because of my age my eyes weren't fully open to it.
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Wednesday's meeting in a secure federal building in Washington was made available to the public only via internet video, ending a tradition of fully open sessions.
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Mnuchin said the U.S. wants "more trade, not less trade" but that there were "big imbalances" where some markets were not fully open to U.S. companies.
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Mirror mode (which copies whatever is on the main display onto the second screen) is the only special mode that works when Axon M isn't fully open.
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The goal had been to fully open the new bridge in 2018, and Mr. Cuomo said last month that he was looking at a mid-September completion.
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In 2018, Mexico's retail fuel sector will be fully open to refined product imports from private or foreign companies and will no longer feature government-set prices.
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Researchers and the Rwandan government say they cannot get France to make good on earlier commitments to fully open its archives or otherwise investigate the country's role.
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So we felt it's a much more encouraging sign for developers who want to contribute if they see everything is fully open sourced and cannot be closed source.
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More on the funding fight … The government is fully open but the effects of the partial shutdown will be felt for months in the federal judiciary (The Hill).
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"We continue to work closely with the Metropolitan Police to ensure the safe operation of the airport, which remains fully open and operational," a spokesperson told the BBC.
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As for this particular device, there are also little things like the tiny bumps at each fold that can been seen even when the gadget's display is fully open.
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And then, of course, there's the question of whether anyone is looking for this manner of modularity in a PC without being fully open to third-party parts makers.
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Through the nearly floor-to-ceiling glass doors, which they often keep fully open in summer, the family eats on the adjoining wood terrace, overhung by a cherry trees.
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Since China's markets are not fully open to foreigners, the main channel for MSCI-related share purchases will be the Shanghai and Shenzhen "stock connect" links with Hong Kong.
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Its Singapore and Hong Kong offices returned to normal from March 2, and its Shanghai and Beijing offices are on a phased plan to being fully open, Lloyd's said.
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Still, the building itself is beautiful and there's a sense of possibility in the space, so it's absolutely worth visiting (just call ahead to make sure it's fully open).
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It's going to open up a part of the standard that's long been locked down as a money-making scheme, theoretically turning Z-Wave into a fully open rival.
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Now, Mesosphere is pushing its open-source strategy further by launching a fully open-sourced version of DC/OS (which also previously didn't have that forward slash in its name).
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On September 6th, the company plans to "fully open up to all potential partners," granting third-party apps and connected home interfaces greater control over Sonos devices and its platform.
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The company promises that the camera will be controllable via a fully open API, enabling professional content creators to build their own workflows, controlling the camera through the Ethernet port.
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The LIBE committee had been pushing for a fully open hearing with the Facebook founder — a format which would also have meant it being open to members of the public.
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Garrett vowed at his confirmation hearing that he would keep the bank "fully open" but struggled to convince Democrats that he believed in the bank's mission to finance U.S. exports.
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"We continue to work closely with the Metropolitan Police to ensure the safe operation of the airport, which remains fully open and operational," a spokesman for London City Airport said.
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"Brexit's direct impact to China is limited, as China's capital market is not fully open yet," said Wu Kan, head of equity trading at Shanghai-based investment firm Shanshan Finance.
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The 10 S has two distinct targets: students and older, less-savvy users who don't want to be bogged down with the nuances and demands of a fully open operating system.
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Scheduled to fully open in 2018, Wanda Studios will feature 30 advanced soundstages, including the world's largest at over 107,21.2 square feet; an underwater stage; and a 25.5-acre back lot.
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If other licenses aren't available for purchase (say, because a maintainer is no longer involved), then the language is no longer enforceable and the software is offered as fully open source.
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"We will fully open up the manufacturing sector, with no mandatory technology transfers allowed, and we will protect intellectual property," Li told a press conference wrapping up the NPC in Beijing.
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Microsoft is also promising to update this kernel through Windows Update, and it will be fully open source with the ability for developers to create their own WSL kernel and contribute changes.
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The Obama administration announced its support Thursday for requiring women to register for a military draft — a symbolic move in step with the administration's push to fully open the military to women.
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"Try keeping your legs closed for a while and just stroking your flesh and pubic hair, and focusing on the sweet sensations there before you fully open the cookie jar," she says.
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On Wednesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the top U.S. Democrat, essentially disinvited Trump from delivering the annual State of the Union address in the House chamber until the government is fully open.
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Adding to the WSJ, the Nikkei Asian Review claims Samsung's foldable phone will be "no thicker than an iPhone 8 or 8 Plus" and sport a 7.3-inch screen when fully open.
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The company has also been working to fully open its ambitious Gigafactory battery plant — and has a set plan for a grand opening next month — creating more overlap between the two companies.
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It asks students to gauge the impact of a corporate rate reduction on wages in a so called "Ramsey" model or equivalently in a small fully open economy, with perfect capital mobility.
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The screening process, however, is not foolproof: The assessments are often held in spaces that are loud and lack privacy, which prevents individuals from being fully open about their conditions, Tartaro said.
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A former U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said there was pressure on the U.S. military to achieve success that could create a risk about not being fully open with the facts.
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When fully open, the Elizabeth line, as it is officially known, will connect destinations such as Heathrow Airport in west London to areas such as the Canary Wharf financial district in the east.
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And seventeen states have fully open primaries where any person, regardless of their party registration, can cast a ballot in the Democratic presidential primary, however, voters can only participate in one party's primary.
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Neither will fully open until 2019, but I visited them both and was impressed, not only by the facilities, but also by their commitment to hire Cambodians and keep their environmental footprint light.
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He's right that in America of late, there's too much policing of indelicate and injurious language and too little recognition that the wages of fully open debate are ugly words and hurt feelings.
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Lying in bed that night, I couldn't shake one gorgeous, defiant image of the trail from my mind: whole fields of morning glory, fully open in the midmorning heat, drinking in the sun.
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The most significant camp to put down city stakes, Collective Governors Island, will feature 37 tents on the car-free island in New York Harbor once it's fully open in July (from $150).
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People with FOP sometimes develop extra bone growth around the rib cage, which causes difficulties breathing, and may be unable to fully open their mouths and therefore struggle to eat, according to the NIH.
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But there is a wide spectrum between a fully open and fully closed capital account, and China has showed over the past year that it can tilt towards closure, at least for a time.
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In 2016, the late-stage funding market for start-ups has cooled, pushing some companies toward the IPO window — which, at long last, is expected to fully open after Labor Day, three sources said.
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Rebels said the capture of Nairab put the M5 road within range of their guns, just days after the government in Damascus declared it fully open to traffic for the first time in years.
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"Not all parks are fully open but we are all working hard to make as many areas as accessible to the public as possible," U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said on Twitter on Saturday.
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Eaton was unable to get Houston to fully open up on camera, but he was savvy enough to have Robyn Crawford, Houston's ex-girlfriend and creative director, interview the singer and strike gold, Macdonald said.
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He paused for a second at the top—appearing to consider what to do with this confounding, unwieldy device he was holding—before just dropping it on the platform, fully open, and boarding the plane.
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Microsoft's official response claims that "the Universal Windows Platform is a fully open ecosystem, available to every developer, that can be supported by any store," but Sweeney is no longer convinced by the company's words.
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"The government is yet to take adequate steps to fully open political space and create an environment conducive to the holding of credible, free, fair and transparent elections," U.N. peacekeeping chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix said.
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Moe Issa, the owner, said Thursday that the restaurant in Midtown West was open to invited guests this week as employees train, and that he expected it to be fully open some time next week.
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The system will use fully open source voting software, instead of the closed, proprietary software currently used in the vast majority of voting machines, which no one outside of voting machine testing labs can examine.
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Meanwhile, there is skepticism in the international trading community over the viability of Chinese yuan-denominated crude oil and iron ore futures due to the fact that the currency is not fully open to the world.
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Records can be viewed only one at a time through hundreds of local registry officers, they are not fully open to the public and, as in the United States, ownership can be obscured through shell corporations.
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These are: maintaining a fully open border between Northern Ireland and Ireland, protecting the EU single market, and maintaining the north-south cooperation made possible by the 1998 peace deal that ended three decades of conflict.
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"Pope Francis's decision to make these materials now fully open and available for international scholarly research is enormously important to Catholic-Jewish relations," said Rabbi David Rosen, the American Jewish Committee's international director of interreligious affairs.
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Since 212, he has imparted his enthusiasm to waves of students, as the director of the photography program at Bard College, where he insists on historical grounding and darkroom mastery while being fully open to current trends.
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Instead, Mr. Cardin and Mr. Portman are trying to tack the B.D.S. provision onto the lame-duck spending bill, meaning it could be enacted into law in the 11th-hour crush to keep the government fully open.
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"If we're talking about building confidence in the system and making sure the door is fully open to victims and avoiding the appearance of impropriety, then it is better for the Manhattan district attorney to step aside."
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Indeed, this ordeal has shown us that not only are Democrats unserious about solving illegal immigration, but that their primary interest is effectively fully open borders and the release and amnesty of all currently detained illegal immigrants.
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I had seen marriages in my family give their best and failed, and I became afraid to fully open myself up to somebody – and that is until I met you, until I experienced the love that you provide.
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Among the biggest fully open source hits in the consumer world have been the Firefox Web browser and the version of Google's Android mobile operating system that ships without any proprietary Google apps, like Google search or maps.
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Among the biggest fully open-source hits in the consumer world have been the Firefox web browser and the version of Google's Android mobile operating system that ships without any proprietary Google apps, like Google Search or Maps.
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Garrett is a former Republican congressman who helped lead an effort by conservatives in Congress to shut down the bank in 2015 but who had pledged to keep the EXIM "fully open" during his tenure as its leader.
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During the test, the parachutes didn't fully open and the sled hit the ground at "a higher than expected velocity," according to the spokesperson, adding that no one was hurt and no property damage occurred at the test site.
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Though the company wouldn't say when Home and the Google Assistant would be fully open to third-party developers beyond "early next year," some partners that have already been working with the company could announce new actions in the coming weeks.
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For the past year, these accommodations have slowly been reopening, but the return of the Eden Rock, one of the most luxurious properties on the island, signals that St. Barts, a semiautonomous territory of France, is now fully open to tourists.
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Trump has already signed bills passed by Congress earlier this year to fund other federal departments through the end of September 2019, including the departments of Defense, Health and Human Services, and Veterans Affairs, all of which will remain fully open.
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Surrounded by onion farms and backed by the Sierra Nevada mountains, the Pumpkin Hollow mine will produce more than 100,000 tons of copper each year once its underground and open-pit portions fully open, which is slated to happen in phases.
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BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) - China has proposed to fully open its credit rating market to foreign participants, a move that was cheered by global rating agencies and could promote more accurate risk assessment and pricing in the mammoth corporate debt market.
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The technology will help automate repeatable portions of venture investment across different office functions, Base210 principal Rexhi Dollaku told Business Insider, and will operate as a fully open and independent system instead of the typical "black box" many firms use.
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The corridor was "fully open" for bison traffic about 13,000 years ago, Dr. Shapiro and colleagues reported on June 6 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, and human populations could have traversed it at the same early date.
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But a fully open border and an exit from the customs union are mutually exclusive unless Northern Ireland gets a deal that differs slightly from the one the rest of the UK gets, and that's something the DUP categorically rejects.
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"The rules have clarified several issues that have previously puzzled foreign fund managers, and now, China's private fund industry is fully open, on a technical level," said Ivan Shi, head of data analytics at Shanghai-based fund consultancy Z-Ben Advisors.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump kicked off the 2020 campaign season Monday in the border city of El Paso, Texas, just as negotiators on Capitol Hill appeared to have reached a deal to keep the government fully open past Friday's deadline.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - After three false starts and a labor protest over harsh working conditions, Turkey will fully open a new airport in Istanbul this week that will give its fast-growing flagship airline a platform to challenge Gulf rivals for regional dominance.
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" The language in Pence's speech echoed his landmark address last month on China, during which he said the United States "will demand that Beijing break down its trade barriers, fulfill its obligations, fully open its economy -- just as we have opened ours.
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Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim 33, coordinator of Afpat, a community-based organization to protect the rights of Chad's indigenous people Many national and international laws and legislations are not fully open to the inclusion and full and effective participation of women in decision-making.
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At the Algae Lab — part of Luma, an ambitious cultural complex in Arles, France, that will fully open to the public in 2020 — 3-D printers are currently producing luminescent vessels made from an algae biopolymer that are inspired by Roman glass artifacts.
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"The Universal Windows Platform is a fully open ecosystem, available to every developer, that can be supported by any store," said Kevin Gallo, corporate vice president of Windows at Microsoft, in a statement to The Guardian, noting the introduction of Universal app loading last November.
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Britain has pushed a strong message to Chinese companies that it is fully open for business as it prepares to leave the EU next year, and China is one of the countries with which Britain would like to sign a post-Brexit free trade deal.
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By simply adding more distance between the flush valve and the toilet bowl with extra pipe, the sound of the flush valve being opened and the suction starting dropped by 16-decibels, and a reduction of five to 10-decibels while it was fully open.
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Before I do anything else—pick up my toddler daughter, pet my dog, even fully open my eyes—I collect a sample of urine, soak a swab in it for fifteen seconds, stick the swab in a machine, and wait five minutes for a beep.
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It faced me down in a pit of poison gas, on small hills of crushed bones, and it moved with the determination of a fully open faucet, circling around me before charging in with a speed nothing else in the game had come close to.
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Some critics argue that YouTube could do more to take down videos that butt up against the company's rules but don't outright violate them; others argue that YouTube ought to be a fully open platform and shouldn't control what remains up and what doesn't.
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HONG KONG, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc plans to set up a wholly-owned securities business in China, people with knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday, taking advantage of Beijing's move to fully open up some of its financial sectors to foreigners next year.
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Britain has pushed a strong message to Chinese companies that it is fully open for business as it prepares to leave the European Union next year, and China is one of the countries with which Britain would like to sign a post-Brexit free trade deal.
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KIGALI/GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Rwanda's border with Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo was fully open late on Thursday, a minister said, hours after Congolese traders had reported it shut following a third case of the disease in the Congolese border city of Goma.
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After a pitstop in San Francisco this week, however, the Department of Public Works decided the city is not ready to fully open its corridors to unmanned machines, opting to charge Starship $66 per side of a city block for a permit, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
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Britain has pushed a strong message to Chinese companies that it is fully open for business as it prepares to leave the European Union next year, and China is one of the countries with which Britain would like to sign a post-Brexit free trade deal.
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While I enjoy traveling with friends and family, I much prefer planning adventures alone, as it leaves me fully open to absorb the local scenery, practice my language and meet people I would have never have met if I were clinging to a friend I'd brought along with me.
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" Though Bush is not yet ready to fully open up to fans about her exit — season 4 ended as Bush's Detective Lindsay stared wistfully at the Chicago skyline, having just accepted a job offer with the FBI in New York City — she does feel like the time "is coming.
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This is why, though Chinese media routinely call America a bully, and treat its complaints against China as false pretexts for strategic containment, the taps of nationalist outrage have not yet been cranked fully open, and communist propaganda chiefs have not launched a personal campaign against Mr Trump.
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"Many times during the Obama administration, HRC hosted appearances by the president, vice president and Cabinet officials -- I cannot remember a single instance in which those remarks were not fully open to the media and the remarks and/or video made widely available to the public," Stacy added.
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So I really pushed for the basic structure of ODST, just to be able to explore ideas in what felt like was kind of a safe project, because back then Destiny was going to be a fully open-world game, like Fallout and The Elder Scrolls series and stuff like that.
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In functional terms, here's all the displays you're getting from this tablet: If, like me, you're questioning why Huawei couldn't make this phone-tablet hybrid that extra little bit wider in order to deliver a perfectly square display when fully open, I don't yet have a good answer for that.
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The worry is that with a screen that small, doing everyday stuff on the Galaxy Fold like looking up directions, browsing the web, or taking a picture is going to a real pain unless you fully open up the device—something you might not want to do while walking down the street.
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When the backpack first arrived at my house, this release mechanism worked just fine, but the fabric on the rear of the pack that needs to fold so the panel can fully open was a little stiff, requiring a bit of time for it to open, almost like it was happening in slow motion.
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As with end-to-end encryption protocols, for example, it's clear that for any technical audit solution to be credible DeepMind would need to open it up entirely — publishing detailed whitepapers and fully open sourcing all components, as well as having expert outsiders perform a thorough audit of its operation (likely on an ongoing basis, as the infrastructure gets updated/upgraded over time).
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