The Dane then switched gears to claim the opening set.
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Though both quickly shifted gears to the announcement at hand.
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So shifting gears to think about the Senate was different.
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Which is more Ratchet & Clank than Gears, to my mind.
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"Green Book" may not have the gears to clear it.
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Are you switching gears to focus on acting over modeling?
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She then switched gears to perform "Wrecking Ball" with her coach.
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Matt uses a drill to get all the gears to spin.
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Obviously, there are no gears to shift in an electric car.
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Switching gears to the home, Google Wifi was next to be introduced.
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Just quickly switching gears to Inside the NBA... I've done 20 years.
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And Trump is already talking about shifting gears to "phase two" immediately.
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The entire regional economy shifted gears to focus on new and different industries.
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But it could shift gears to "crisis" as soon as that seems beneficial.
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With competition bearing down, Casper is shifting gears to differentiate itself from its rivals.
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As that date neared, they shifted gears to say it would be over by Christmas.
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He continued to develop and grow Bing until 2016, when he switched gears to lead Outlook.
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The blogger then switched gears to talking more about how the two were paying off debt.
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Now let's shift gears to a scenario where no members of the Electoral College are appointed.
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I say "simulated" because CVTs don't actually have gears to shift through like a regular automatic.
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Otherwise, the transmission's brain will make a beeline for the "overdrive" gears to max out the MPGs.
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After tweeting about Grande on Sunday, West switched gears to address the stigma that surrounds mental illness.
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KERNEN: SHIFTING GEARS TO, YOU KNOW, OUR BREAD AND BUTTER, AND THAT'S BUSINESS ISSUES AND THE FED.
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But it's when "Travesties" shifts gears to address the utility of art that this production most delivers.
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" Without skipping a beat, Eureka switched gears to the body politic and warmly answered, "We're all afraid.
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Adding a ton of gears to a transmission keeps engine RPM low and fuel consumption equally low.
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After discussing the issue of voting fraud, Trump shifted gears to talk about the election (that he won).
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Trump made the announcement as he switched gears to focus on the general election after rivals Ohio Gov.
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Once they've framed a person as being mentally ill, they are taught to switch gears to de-escalation.
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We then shift gears to talk about the latest iPhone 363 (17:15) and Apple Watch 2 rumors.
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Afterward, many of them switched gears to go rip up carpet and lift furniture out of water's way.
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He saved two break points at 2-3 before switching gears to close out the match with an ace.
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But the 23 finalist defended resolutely and switched gears to set up a meeting with Russian teenager Andrey Rublev.
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A few minutes of misty-eyed Christmas nostalgia leads immediately—"meanwhile, switching gears"—to a conspiracy theory about Benghazi.
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The task force formed in 2006 to help stabilize the economy in Iraq and later shifted gears to Afghanistan.
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On Saturday afternoon, the festival switched gears to a laidback, daytime garden party at a bar called Jardín Chapultepec.
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But after switching gears to tweet a statistic about women's unemployment, the president released a statement on International Women's Day.
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Now, wielding a treasure trove of data spanning decades, they have shifted gears to investigate how and why we age.
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I love to switch gears, to keep you guessing, pulling them in and then pushing them away — a Brechtian device.
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After an early wobble, he switched gears to prevail and move within touching distance of his 16th grand slam title.
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Energy is high as your planetary ruler, chatty Mercury, switches gears to change signs at the end of this week.
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Zhang, however, refused to back down and went up 4-1 before Osaka switched gears to close out the victory.
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With that in mind, the Administration seems to be ready to shift gears to focus on the next immediate threat.
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The task force was formed in 2202 to help stabilize the economy in Iraq and later shifted gears to Afghanistan.
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In recent years, she shifted gears to performing one-woman shows and curating her museum-home, known as Willis Wonderland.
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Switching gears to UW hoops for a second because they just pollywopped Northern Iowa in an exhibition game by 30 bones.
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Still, the 24-year-old has stepped away from the fashion industry over the past few years, switching gears to acting.
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After the CEO of its parent company, Global Crossing, resigned in 2001, Legere switched gears to take over the entire company.
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However, the electricity produced is transferred to an electric motor rather than so-called reduction gears to spin the boat&aposs propellers.
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Alas, after several failed auditions for Saturday Night Live, Conway decided to switch gears to something a little less soul-crushing: politics.
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LIESMAN: I WANT TO SHIFT GEARS TO WHAT'S HAPPENED, SOME OF THE COMMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN MADE POLITICALLY ABOUT THE FEDERAL RESERVE.
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Facebook's decision to shift gears to focus on encrypted private messaging will either cement the social network's global dominance or end it.
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After two rounds of the four movements, we switched gears to a volleyball-like pool game— and I was definitely on board.
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After appreciating the look of it all I quickly shifted gears to register the long line ahead of me at check-in.
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Take as long as you need for that to sink in, but we're switching gears to focus on the future FLOTUS, Melania Trump.
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Before we can learn more, however, we switch gears to Kimmy's graduation party — or, the party she's throwing herself for getting her GED.
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After winning the Nobel, Dr. Zewail switched gears to invent a new form of microscopy using ultrafast pulses of electrons instead of light.
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It might sound odd that people who spent years collecting on unpaid medical bills would suddenly switch gears to wiping it all away.
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Turn it on once to make sure the eyebrows align to the "neutral" position, then tape black paper onto the gears to represent eyebrows.
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The latter is shifting gears to work on film projects, the next of which is set to premiere at the Whitney Biennial in May.
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The slow-rotating main shaft is connected to a fast-rotating shaft by a gearbox, which uses a series of gears to accelerate rotation.
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Under the special counsel, the counterintelligence investigation quickly shifted gears to a criminal investigation, but the original probe that Mueller inherited never went away.
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He voted for President Obama his first term, but then switched gears to support Mitt Romney in 2012 and now fully supports President Trump.
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Just as shifting gears to a consumption-led economy has been tough for everyone else, it would also be difficult for China, Rogoff said.
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When we shift gears to your Spike Lee film work, give our readers some insight about your thought process when you were creating music.
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"I had to crunch the gears to stop it and I couldn't have been more than a hair's breadth from hitting another car," Reid said.
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"President Xi seems to be 'happy' with progress and performance, now shifting gears to consolidation from what we called 'the global policy panic,'" he said.
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Abruptly shifting gears to a nearly century-old regulatory regime caused these essential investments to slow at a time when U.S. competitiveness demands they speed ahead.
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The usual pattern through history is for enlightened politics and the grinding of the economic gears to combine, eventually, to spread the gains from technological progress.
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And some of her initial critics say they've buried the hatchet as the Democrats shift gears to focus on their legislative priorities and the 2020 elections.
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They tried to hold an independence referendum in 2014, but as ISIS started capturing large swaths of Iraq, they shifted gears to fighting the terrorist group.
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Electric vehicles had several advantages over early petroleum-powered automobiles: for instance, they did not require hand-cranking to start and had no gears to shift.
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Lego connected 2,304 of its Technic motors using 2,016 axle pieces, and 4,032 plastic gears, to create a functional electric motor that generates upwards of 5.3-horsepower.
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The rules have had a chilling effect on the community, and has seen a number of productions shut down or shift gears to tell an original story.
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Switching gears to your hit Netflix film, To All the Boys I've Loved Before, did you steal any of your character Lana Jean's clothing when filming wrapped?
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But when you are ready to start switching gears to fall, we're also here to remind you of all the goodness that comes with the autumn season.
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Part 4 has its own charms, but after an hour of mesmerizing Lynchian nightmares, it's not so easy to shift gears to deadpan comedy and celebrity guests.
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For his latest outing, though, he's shifting gears to make a family film based on Roald Dahl's beloved children's book about a kindly giant known as the BFG.
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The FDA tests drugs for efficacy and safety, but it would instead need to shift gears to test not only the ingredients but the instructions for making them.
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But Trump's complete inability to shift gears to a more sedate and measured approach also means he's likely to lose by an enormous margin to Clinton in November.
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PepperTap will now switch gears to solve a major headache for Indian e-commerce companies—ensuring timely shipments to smaller cities that aren't covered by major logistics providers.
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The eight-speed was a brisk little mill in my testing — lots of fun between second and fifth gears, but with overdrive gears to assist with fuel economy
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A main gear would move to represent the calendar year, and would, in turn, move many separate smaller gears to represent the motions of the planets, sun, and moon.
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Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni was thrilled with the superb showing but quickly changed gears to remind his club that the 33-point shellacking still only counts as one win.
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Adding gears to an automatic transmission — 7-, 8-, and 9-speeds are becoming common — means that a car's computer needs to have modes that will enable more aggressive driving.
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If passengers are in a rush, or want to put more effort into their brief workout, they can choose different gears to change how quickly they ascend or descend.
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Playing with little inhibition and plenty of power, Khachanov broke Federer early on before the Swiss switched gears to march ahead and take the opening set in 29 minutes.
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There are no gears to shift, which could make them more palatable to beginners intimidated by the idea of having to change gears while in motion on a motorcycle.
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But Apple is reportedly focused on developing the software behind an autonomous platform before shifting gears to other aspects of the platform, so that should come as no surprise.
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Maybe that's why he quickly shifted gears to talk about Bill Clinton's history with women — because he knows that Americans do, in fact, care whether their leaders assault women.
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For the Met, though, he has shifted gears to remix the museum's own collection, absorbing well-known objects from the galleries downstairs into mashed-up totems and table displays.
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The fault is with Congress with a Republican majority that was obtained as obstructionists to Obama, and they can't shift gears to become positive legislators for the whole nation.
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From there, we shift gears to the holiday season to witness what may have been the most hedonistic party ever to be thrown — the annual Studio 54 Halloween party.
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However, Goffin failed to capitalize on those chances as his opponent took the set to a tiebreak where he switched gears to take the early lead in the contest.
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AI could either lubricate the gears to our doom, or, as it did in such films as Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970) and War Games (1983), protect us from ourselves.
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The engine always feels like you're about to build into the fun rev range, but then runs out of puff and has to swap gears to keep the party rolling.
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I also find when I switch gears to leveraging my strengths, it's effortless and renews the energy depleted in striving to get better at something I'm not so good at.
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After clinching the opener in a tiebreak, Pliskova switched gears to move ahead early in the second set before sealing victory at the third opportunity by securing another service break.
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" Ball came under fire for his remarks to Qerim after she asked him to "switch gears" to another topic in an interview during the June 17 episode of ESPN's "First Take.
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Shortly after the second season of Rae's beloved comedy came to a close this fall, it was reported that the writer was changing gears to begin work on a drama series.
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As an industry, the ride-hailing business is becoming more "rational" Wall Street analysts have said recently, as the two main competitors switch gears to compete on things other than pricing.
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It feels like there's a camera looking at the road ahead telling the transmission that at any moment the driver will want to click down three gears to pass a meandering crossover.
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A bitter pill for 'Juiceranos'With the January layoffs and reorganization, Zume has once again shifted gears to pursue a new business plan, and Garden is almost completely alone at the steering wheel.
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Waymo's self-driving work is shifting gears to bring big rigs into the fold — and now, we know what the autonomous trucks will probably look like when they eventually hit the highways.
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If no second vote occurs and the bill's failure is set, Cramer said Trump could shift gears to promoting more popular parts of his agenda like tax reform, ultimately pushing stocks higher.
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The holiday season is in full swing and after a long weekend of shopping and searching for deals, we shift gears to Giving Tuesday – a day for charitable donations and giving back.
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Because battery-powered motors have instant-on thrust and benefit from conserving range, EV West changes the transmission gear ratios and often remove a couple gears to save weight and limit complexity.
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Whether you're shifting gears to go after something new or doggedly chasing down the career you've always dreamed of, it's going to take grit, grind and a decent amount of hard work.
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The 21-year-old Coric switched gears to go 5-4 up in the third set but could not prevent a dogged Lopez from securing victory in two hours and 63 minutes.
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"It's very rewarding to see this stuff work," said Mr. Murphy, whose firm has historically been focused on traditional condos and rentals, but which is switching gears to construct more hospital-hotels.
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Zwillinger then quickly switches gears to talk about his company's approach to ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA), the chemically created foam that lines the bottom of Allbirds' and countless other shoe brands' products.
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In fact, studies out of Stanford show that people who are regularly bombarded with information have difficulty paying attention, recalling important information, and switching gears to change tasks or perform a different role.
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With the Oscar taking place this weekend, the channel has shifted gears to look at the history of the winners for a bunch of categories, giving viewers a crash course in film history.
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The measure comes at the same time that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to shift its regulatory gears to focus more intently on ways to boost capital formation more broadly.
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But the presser quickly went off the rails as Trump switched gears to vehemently defend his presidency and lash out at the "dishonest" press for publishing "fake news," including about his Russia scandal.
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He owned his own Beverly Hills salon for six years in the 1970s before switching gears to work on editorial and video shoots with the likes of Gus Van Sant and Steven Meisel.
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In 2017, she started over with her MBA goal by switching gears to William and Mary's remote program and describes it as "fantastic": "Online MBA students take the program very seriously," she said.
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The three-time Grand Slam champion claimed the second set after converting break points in Londero's first and last service games, before switching gears to take control of the match in the decider.
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While there isn't one single solution for everyone's financial struggles, we still wanted to shed some light on this important topic and help our readers shift gears to live a more financially healthy lifestyle.
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In fact, the Antikythera device from 2000 years ago even tried to do it—using 37 metal gears to approximate the motion of the Sun and Moon (yes, with the Earth at the center).
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The actor, known for his iconic role on Dawson's Creek, is switching gears to play a fictional version of DJ-producer-musician Diplo in Viceland's first scripted comedy series called What Would Diplo Do?
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From scarcity of talented programmers and gamers, to the reluctance of many big firms in adapting VR technologies, to the need of virtual reality gears to demo things, SmartVizX faces a number of challenges.
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But even more than the bendy screen, the Fold's coolest party trick may be its hinge, which combines a rounded sliding hinge, spring-loaded clasps, and an assortment of gears to hold everything together.
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Weisler argued that, much like in Moore's Law, 3-D printing will increasingly allow for both products and key manufacturing components like gears to be produced more cheaply and efficiently as time goes on.
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Kate and Danny dive straight into Slack's IPO and the implications of its direct listing strategy, before shifting gears to discuss the launch of Facebook's new 'Libra' cryptocurrency and the VCs backing the initiative.
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"Her goal was to throw sand in the gears to stop things from going forward," said Mr. Sussman, who now is counsel to Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families, a coalition of consumer and environmental groups.
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Mr. Collins eventually became Innate's top shareholder and a member of the board, sticking with the company after it shifted gears to pursue a treatment for multiple sclerosis and changed its name to Innate.
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SPIRAL (MHz Choice, Tuesday) The first series from France (where it's called "Engrenages," or gears) to break through in the United States, this brusque policier has completed six seasons since its debut in 2005.
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Last December, Windows Central published a report saying Microsoft had abandoned an Intel-powered Windows 20163 Mobile phone and had switched gears to building a Surface phone for release in the second half of 2016.
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But there are just as many silly scenes, like when you're trapped in a cage with Robin, and have to find a bunch of glowing red gears to fix a machine that advances the plot.
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The surprising strength in the vast manufacturing sector defied expectations for a cooling, thanks to robust external demand that underscored why global central banks were confident enough to switch gears to a more hawkish stance.
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For example, in the wake of the executive order, many who were fighting to prevent family separation have switched gears to focus on reuniting kids with their parents and fighting for humane family detention policies.
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Recall Molly (Yvonne Orji), who has always been rigid and moderately old-fashioned in her approach to dating, switching gears to hook up with her friend Dro (Sarunas J. Jackson), who is ostensibly in an open marriage.
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Kobe Steel acknowledged earlier this month that it had falsified quality data for years and sold substandard or potentially substandard aluminum, copper and powdered steel — used to make molded parts, like gears — to companies around the world.
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While we&aposve compared the beefier Chase Sapphire Reserve to the Platinum Card before, let&aposs switch gears to take a look at the more accessible Sapphire Preferred in the context of the ultra-premium Amex Platinum.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and Russia's President Vladimir Putin discussed in a phone call Turkey's planned operation into northeastern Syria, the Turkish presidency said on Wednesday, as Ankara gears to launch its cross-border offensive.
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"He oiled the gears to make the V.E.P. come together," T. Evan Faulkenbury, a history professor at the State University of New York at Cortland who is writing a book about the project, said in an interview.
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The episode marks a rare schism between Graham, who famously did all he could to stop Trump's rise during the 2016 primary and then shifted gears to become a golfing buddy and close adviser to the president.
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In the past two weeks, the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada have all switched gears to a more hawkish policy stance, suggesting the era of cheap money is nearing an end.
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"Even without the travel ban, there are many, many ways to throw sand into the gears to keep the refugee pipeline from moving," says Bill Frelick, director of the refugee programme at Human Rights Watch, an advocacy group.
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But before I could get too far, and god forbid actually finish anything, my Amazon order of Grace Paley's Enormous Changes at the Last Minute arrived, and I switched gears to devour a few of her short stories.
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ISS World, also known informally as "the wiretapper's ball," is a conference held in various cities every year, where government employees and companies that sell surveillance gears to governments meet to talk shop and learn about new products.
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Campaign advisers say the campaign has to make tough choices about where to deploy limited resources and constantly reassesses where to spend and how much — suggesting he could shift gears to focus more on New Hampshire going forward.
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We shifted gears to a more "serious" black/death metal type sound; lyrically and thematically, the songs are still reminiscent of White Nationalism, but I really only consider this a small taste in the evolution of our sound.
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Pai started his talk rather humbly, telling the crowd that he had flown to Europe in to "listen more than talk," but quickly switch gears to defend his controversial moves over his first five weeks in his new role.
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Now, there's Taika Waititi, who made his name as a director on Flight of the Conchords and the vampire mockumentary What We Do in the Shadows, and is now shifting gears to direct next year's Thor: Ragnarok for Marvel.
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But most manufacturers at the time had shifted gears to bigger and heavier models, he said, and no longer made the size of skidders required for what is known as selective harvesting, the type of logging his company does.
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World number 20 Kenin, who reached the last 16 at the French Open this year, found herself two games away from defeat at 4-4 in the second set but switched gears to drag the match into a decider.
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And shifting gears to current events: pictures from the ongoing bushfires in Australia and the Iran-backed riots at the US Embassy in Baghdad paint vivid portraits of stories that are sure to develop further in the new year.
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After the launch of Monument Valley's only major expansion, "Forgotten Shores," the studio switched gears to virtual reality, releasing the mysterious adventure title Land's End on Gear VR. "We were creatively exhausted as a small team," says studio head Dan Gray.
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At the moment, many electric motors are still run at a constant pace, relying on mechanical systems such as gears to step that up or down to provide whatever speed is wanted by the widget to which they are attached.
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It rolls around the decimated plains of Europe, scooping up mining towns, assimilating their populations into its own, harvesting useful artifacts, and then mashing the smaller cities between its giant internal gears to transform them into fuel for its giant furnaces.
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When the launch mode is activated, the car's computer takes over, and only takes two gears to hit 83 mph in around three seconds; the R28 hits 2911 mph in third and still has four more gears available for use.
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That the closing passages shift gears to impose a happy ending where none seems possible — "I am content," the older Leo says — is in keeping with the emphasis on "release" (a key word in the lyrics) without remotely ringing true.
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That is so interesting, and I'm going to switch gears to something much less meaningful and intellectual: As someone with strong opinions on the nuances of peanut butter snacking, what would you say is the best thing to eat with peanut butter?
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Top seed Ash Barty came through a tough opening set before switching gears to beat 2019 runner-up Petra Kvitova 11053-6(6) 6-2 in the quarter-final to keep alive Australia's hopes of a first women's champion in 42 years.
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The early chapters of "In Hoffa's Shadow" tilt toward first-person essay, with the author first describing the tight-lipped, potbellied man who loved him unconditionally, before shifting gears to his eventual estrangement from O'Brien as he pursues a career as a lawman.
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But after talks with her own doctor, who lauded how well she had handled her own injuries psychologically, she quickly shifted gears to offer a retreat setting for teenage girls, most of whom are entering a vulnerable age where appearance and life goals matter.
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" When her mom replies that he had to leave the White House because presidents can only serve two terms, Taylor switches gears to asks more difficult questions: "How come Hillary [Clinton] did not get to be the president, and why is she the loser?
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Adding to concerns is whether the Fed would switch gears to a more hawkish stance if jobs data continued to surprise on the upside with some analysts penciling in a March rate increase if payrolls data, due later in the day, surprised on the upside.
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Of course, the eagle-eyed producers immediately recognized the fortuitous catastrophe fate had delivered directly into their hands and the show quickly switched gears to become a behind-the-scenes chronicle of Neiers' lawyer's attempt to get her exonerated of any involvement in the robberies.
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A murder ballad plays on the radio as the driver grinds the gears to a halt and gets out to investigate why a woman walked into the road, sensed the truck's approach, and then didn't run away but lay down in the giant truck's path.
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The problem; however, is that, as humans, once we have arrived at a destination (and often before arrival) there are multiple other things that have caught our attention and we switch gears to pursue them and are in a constant stream of swimming against the current.
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Facebook began testing M Suggestions in December, as noted by BuzzFeed, and The Information reported that the full-fledged M personal assistant would be switching gears to become more of a training ground for Facebook's AI. M Suggestions will open Facebook's AI to a much wider audience.
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The Muro Box is a music box with a programmable cylinder The Muro Box is a music box with a programmable cylinder Instead of a fixed pattern of pins, Muro's patented convertible cylinder features 20 stainless steel gears, to correspond with each tooth on the comb.
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For those mothers who do so, it&aposs also a time to figure out the logistics of breastfeeding, which, though technically "free," requires considerable maternal investment and other unrecognized costs — everything from breast pumps, nursing bras, and other gears to breastfeeding support groups and lactation consultants.
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They might be funner too: Electric motors are actually ideal for big rigs, because they produce gobs of torque instantly, meaning a trucker would find an electric 20100-wheeler zippy and smooth—no mashing through 10 or more gears to get up to speed like in a conventional truck.
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We've known since last year that Apple's car division, codenamed Project Titan and once aimed at making both the hardware and software for a new autonomous vehicle, had shifted gears to focus in the near-term on a shuttle service known as PAIL, for Palo Alto to Infinite Loop.
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But after opening the forum with a broad question to Clinton about the most important quality in a commander in chief, moderator Lauer immediately switched gears to grill the Democratic nominee on the closed FBI investigation into her use of a private email server as secretary of state.
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If that's so, these latest pieces of evidence imply a suggestively close link between CA's experimental modelling of UKIP supporter data, as it shifted gears to apply its dark arts closer to home than usual, and the models it subsequently built off of US citizens' data sucked out of Facebook.
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While the pilot opens in a way that would look comfortable in a Bourne thriller, it soon switches gears to small town family drama thanks to the introduction of both the breezy seaside burg of Bristol Cove and Ben Pownall (Alex Roe), our leading man and son of Bristol Cove's founding family.
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In its function, it feels like a world founded on the idea that if you can just imbue it with enough randomness, enough player-independent activity and interaction, enough probabilistic cogs and gears to let random characters and random story beats to fit together, we can imbue that world with life as well.
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But his own life did not lack for hands-on experience: Lyon began his career as a photojournalist at the age of twenty-one as the first official photographer of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), an experience that trained him to put "his body on the gears," to quote Mario Savio.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) in the Democratic primary but shifted gears to promote Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The Killers' catalogue is a winding path of sound: Hot Fuss brought electronic elements into the genre—pulling inspiration from Britpop and new wave; they then switched gears to Americana and Bruce Springsteen on Sam's Town; and went back to the 80s for safe, anthemic stadium U2 rock on Day & Age and Battle Born (my theory is that U2 as inspiration serves to cause more musical harm than good.) It's where they found their safest success and what is potentially the best direction sonically to satisfy.
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The bigger picture: In his speech to the solar industry Tuesday, Simmons talked about how the Energy Department's solar office is shifting gears to focus more on providing federal funds for two types of technologies that... integrate solar onto the electricity grid enable solar to be tapped on demand, instead of just when the sun is shining He gave cautious praise to solar as an energy type generally speaking, and said it has the ability to fulfill the four priorities of the Trump administration's energy policy: to be affordable, reliable, an economic driver and a boost to energy security.
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