"You get a feel for a track and you get a feel for a car, then I went to the Gator Nationals with my own car in the Sportsman's division," Busch said.
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I'm always trying to get a feel for it. Why?
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I'm starting to get a feel for tournament golf again.
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But you get a feel for it after a few years.
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Robbie took some time to get a feel for the record.
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Relieving gave me less time to get a feel for the game.
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But Busch's objective was to simply get a feel for the circuit.
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Test drive a semiautonomous car, and get a feel for the future.
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I am progressing, I'm starting to get a feel for tournament golf again.
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And you drive all the different cars to get a feel for them all.
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"I want to get out there and get a feel for it," he said.
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"I wanna get a feel for this," John Miguel McCauley tweeted on March 7.
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It's when you get a feel for, 'Hey, the business is doing really well.
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I like to get a feel for new patients from the front desk staff.
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You can get a feel for how it all comes together in the tweet below.
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From there, I was speaking in person, trying to get a feel for their personality.
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I carried the Onn tablet around for three weeks to get a feel for it.
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The waiter recommended I try "The Lumberjack" to get a feel for Neptune's breakfast fare.
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Yeah, we pack these bags obsessively, just to get a feel for the subjective experience.
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It&aposs smart to get a feel for what you do or don&apost like.
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Get a feel for the place you're shopping at; if it feels sketchy, back away.
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It takes time to get a feel for walking this tightrope between caution and daring.
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And I watched most of them multiple times to really get a feel for the chefs.
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This is why it pays to interview students and get a feel for the program's success.
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To really get a feel for how Glasswing works, it's best to see it in action.
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Some Philadelphians planned to flip channels to get a feel for which stations were showing what.
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You only need listen to "Warszawa" to get a feel for how powerful this marriage was.
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And you can get a feel for what people are like when you're in a restaurant.
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One day was enough to get a feel for Bumba, but Primus I stayed for three.
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But one doesn't need to think globally to get a feel for Exxon's impact in a community.
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Use your fingers to find the base of your cervix and get a feel for your anatomy.
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Get a feel for what your options are and what they, in turn, make available for research.
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"I'm trying to get a feel for everything each and every day," Matthews said after Friday's practice.
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The best part ... you don't have to get stabbed to get a feel for Wes Craven's classic.
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Iowa is a great place to visit to get a feel for a state with an independent streak.
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We'll see Joanna meeting with homeowners to get a feel for their personal style and interior design preferences.
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And yet, reading the diaries, we get a feel for the OP's life spanning far beyond her finances.
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"You'll get a feel for the housing market based on what they're saying about mortgage applications," he said.
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"I just want to get a feel for her as a person," Wiley said before the event started.
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"You'll start to get a feel for basic construction after ripping a few of your favorites," Atash says.
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"I don't think you can really get a feel for a city without knowing its suburbs," Claudio says.
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You can get a feel for her methods, though, from a 2015 interview she gave to Nautilus magazine.
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The best way to get a feel for GPT-2's abilities is to try it out yourself.
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"They let me drive the pace car around just to kind of get a feel for it," Newman explained.
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They're curious but they want to see how it works — they want to really get a feel for it.
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I figured I might jump in for a bit, get a feel for the island, and then move on.
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This encourages people to wander in and get a feel for the museum before committing to buying a ticket.
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I want to get a feel for the sheriff's neighbors, so we stop by the Fountain Hills polling station.
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Hiring managers use this question to get a feel for who you are as a worker and a person.
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Once you've been Trump tweet-TV matching for long enough, you start to get a feel for recognizing them.
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Or, if you read Sapiens, you get a feel for this, too, going back not just centuries, but eons.
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The Manning family connected Mr. Weprin to locals and helped him get a feel for the Ole Miss vibe.
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After settling in, I walked through the train to get a feel for what the other compartments looked like.
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To get a feel for how many similar catastrophes are happening almost daily, it's not enough to follow the news.
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"[Once you] start to get a feel for the place, [you] know you'll never really know the place," he explains.
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Go after internships in your field or ask to do a weeklong office observation to get a feel for things.
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But before any of that, get a feel for the material to come at this show in Williamsburg on Thursday.
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Let's get a feel for the game with — The Polka Dot Puzzle Take the numeral cards from 0 to 19073.
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I can even test out a level 100 character to get a feel for them before deciding what to boost.
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I spoke with my colleague Thomas Kaplan, who's covering the Biden campaign, to get a feel for the Joementum mood.
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Ride at a different pressure and try to get a feel for how factors such as speed and handling change.
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You meet somebody in person and you get a feel for them, but you don't know who you're talking to.
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"When trainees start in India, they just knead the dough so they can get a feel for it," says Dasgupta.
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Here are 11 places to follow on caucus night to get a feel for who's doing well and who's falling short.
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"It's good to do things for yourself for a while to get a feel for [what the job] requires," he said.
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The best way to get a feel for how obsessed we are with our pores is to look at the numbers.
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You can also get a feel for this by looking at a school's website, which should outline the student health benefits.
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Sometimes you just have to poll the room and get a feel for what people are thinking before drawing any conclusions.
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A walk along the elevated footpath above the lake allows visitors to get a feel for life in this prehistoric community.
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That might mean speaking with an adviser to get a feel for the role, as well as someone in management there.
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It's a cost-efficient way to surround yourself with locals and get a feel for the city's daily hustle and bustle.
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She was considering a master's program there and wanted to get a feel for what to expect as an immigrant student.
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Since it was first announced at WWDC, Apple's ARKit has been open to developers to get a feel for the new platform.
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You should also organize your skills based on proficiency, so potential employers can get a feel for your specific areas of expertise.
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The National Taxpayers Union offers tips on its website, including attending an appeals board hearing to get a feel for the process.
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You only need to consider Yeezus, which paired Daft Punk alongside Arca, to get a feel for the constant search for curveballs.
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Thankfully, video, shot by Adrian M. Ferrer, allows those who didn't make the performance to get a feel for what they missed.
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Even just 20 minutes will make you feel good, and it's a great way to get a feel for a place, too.
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But wrap that in a cripplingly seductive melody and you start to get a feel for what makes the band so joyous.
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Many first-time collectors like to create huge collections of watches, picking up cheaper pieces to get a feel for the market.
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But the best way to get a feel for the city might be to walk along Fashion Street on a weekend afternoon.
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It takes a few tries to get a feel for how much pressure to use and how many seconds to press down.
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They speak foreign languages, travel and work abroad to get a feel for the world, and generally do not feel under threat.
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Before he joined Barnes & Noble in November, he visited dozens of stores around the country to get a feel for the company.
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To find The One, you need to date around, "swipe" your way through options and get a feel for who's out there.
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But once you get a feel for it, you'll find you can get much more done on an iPad than you could before.
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Kandrot says that just like people, companies have distinct personalities that you can only really get a feel for once you are hired.
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Waters asked Blane some questions to get a feel for what they might enjoy and asked them to block out an entire day.
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Once you get a feel for what everyone's superpower is, use this to influence the delegation of tasks and choose your leaders accordingly.
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Accordingly, experts say there are some steps job-seekers can take to get a feel for how vacation-friendly a corporate culture is.
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Forstall: Soon after Apple bought land for the new campus, Steve and I walked around the property to get a feel for it.
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If you are not familiar with either the SAT or the ACT, complete some practice questions to get a feel for the tests.
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"I told him early on we're going to use it and let you get a feel for it," McCann said of the changeup.
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It lets students get a feel for what it's like to work with faculty members and get their hands dirty in research projects.
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"I didn't get back there in time to get a feel for the wall and make a good play on it," Judge acknowledged.
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The first time I came out here to get a feel for it, I stayed with him and met all types of people.
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BECKY QUICK: We know that it is still very early to try and get a feel for the financial impact of these storms.
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"You'll also get to mingle with the people who live in town and get a feel for the destination's night life," she said.
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These studies are a popular way to get a feel for a trend or mechanism that might be worth exploring with more detailed research.
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He took a vacation from his existing job to get a feel for the new part-time position and decided it was do-able.
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As the plant prepared to open, Yoshida, now age 2000, started visiting auto factories in Detroit to get a feel for how Americans operated.
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By studying them in the lab, we can get a feel for the sort of things that might be going on in natural environments.
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While we've now had several weeks to get a feel for iOS 11, there's still one big, unanswered question about the update: augmented reality.
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But the most interesting question is the one where Spotify tries to get a feel for consumer interest in a Spotify/Hulu/Scribd bundle.
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CNBC Make It stopped by the hospital to meet Pasha and get a feel for what it's really like to be a registered nurse.
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Browsing the Clippy entry on Know Your Meme, we pull a few of his stock phrases, trying to get a feel for his voice.
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Even with all these data points, however, it can be difficult to get a feel for what a neighborhood is like to live in.
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It's equally important to visit the neighborhood and get a feel for it during the morning, the middle of the day and at night.
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On a late-spring afternoon earlier this year, I decided to take a walking tour of Tribeca to get a feel for the neighborhood.
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From these videos, you begin to get a feel for how the genre became less of a subculture and more of an eye-sore.
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If you want to get a feel for how this works, hold your hand up in front of your face and close one eye.
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You can get a feel for the book with this sampling from the prologue, generously made available for Numberplay by the publisher, Basic Books.
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A representative for the Cohan Gallery said Mr. Fast visited the space and surrounding area several times to get a feel for the aesthetic.
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Expect these first couple ends (maybe more) to be wide open as both teams get a feel for the ice and calm their nerves.
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To get a feel for the program, I decided to watch "Money-Making Machines With Jake," one of the courses that includes Paul himself.
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They wanted to rent for a while, to get a feel for the area, but had a hard time finding a house to rent.
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So for now, the "Lolo Rose" is one place where Gazans can go to get a feel for the sea and imagine themselves on it.
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It's not fitted directly to some sort of key-performance indicator, but it's a good way to let startups get a feel for the candidate.
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It took a minute to get a feel for the difference between half-swipe and a full-swipe, but otherwise, the system felt completely intuitive.
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To simulate that, the astronauts will actually sit on a giant plate used to vibrate spacecraft, in order to get a feel for the launch.
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And in case you want to get a feel for his friendship with Steede, here's a long video of them shit-talking and playing ball:
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It's when you import your photos and videos back into the Snapchat app that you really get a feel for what Spectacles 3 can do.
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"I just took it to get a feel for how I was so I could know my strengths and weaknesses in the test," Campbell said.
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Yet there are rare occasions when they get a feel for how the other half of the locker room lives — and genuinely savor the experience.
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He wanted to see what was happening on the ground and "get a feel for what a rally was even about" before he signed on.
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It's funny, how scary these things are to NFL teams, and if you watch that ESPN clip up above you get a feel for why.
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There's not necessarily a right or wrong approach, but at this visit, you can start to get a feel for what might resonate with you.
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Noisey's managing editor Leslie Horn joins to take a look at Drake's more sensitive lyrics to try to get a feel for Drake's romantic side.
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After the Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Wednesday, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted investors to get a feel for the state of the U.S. economy.
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Though you might want to familiarize yourself with the knobs and settings before cooking anything too serious just to get a feel for their functions.
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I slept on these sheets for a week, which was enough time to get a feel for them, but I didn't fully break them in.
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So there was a bit of time to get a feel for it in benign conditions, albeit on Sydney's poorly maintained and heavily policed roads.
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Occasionally they decamped to high-end studios in Hollywood and Manhattan to get a feel for the music when it was cranked up to 11.
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Afterwards we leave the museum and drive around Reykjavik to get a feel for the city (and for S to practice his stick driving and roundabouts).
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That&aposs not shenanigans, that&aposs doing real good cross examination, direct examination to get a feel for what this next justice is going to be.
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It's important as a designer brand to have a physical flagship, because this is where people can get a feel for what your brand is about.
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Co-founder Vlad Larin said they went to Disrupt expecting to get a feel for potential partnerships — both strategic and commercial — and to promote the product.
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The first is a generalized EC2 instance designed for developers who are trying to get a feel for the kinds of resources their application might require.
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To get a feel for the negotiating dynamic, imagine a divorce demanded unilaterally by one partner, the terms of which are fixed unilaterally by the other.
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The first few jumps are pretty easy, letting the player get a feel for the mechanics of the train without plummeting to their death right away.
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Clipper can get a feel for Europa's oceans much sooner and much more easily before NASA attempts the difficult task of digging into the moon's ice.
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"Users are still trying to get a feel for what it's supposed to be doing for us," he said about Autopilot and other self-driving tools.
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This drives many athletes to attain college level skills; they use the more competitive game and intense training to get a feel for a higher level.
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"I'd like to do something on it this spring and see if we can get a feel for what direction we're going to go," he said.
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"Visit a few daycare centers before the baby is born, and get a feel for the environment and ask about waiting lists and enrollment," she says.
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You can easily get a feel for what someone posts and make an educated decision about whether to follow them from a quick glance at their grid.
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Over time, you'll get a feel for it even though you probably won't ever really know exactly where (or when) your windows are at any given time.
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"In each of those places, we'll be living in Airbnb rental homes to get a feel for what it's like to actually live there," he tells PEOPLE.
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Other renters include those who are shopping for new high-end autos and want to rent for a few days to get a feel for the ride.
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You kind of get a feel for what their real personality is like and how much of it was real and how much of it was bulls—.
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If you want to see what kind of videos someone creates, for example, you could watch their highlight to get a feel for their style or focus.
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Venturing outside the 12,000-person, purpose-built arena allows athletes to get a feel for Brazil beyond the sometimes sterile Olympic venues or multi-cultural Olympic village.
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Only on the inter-song skits will you get a feel for his transatlantic accent, with most of Dear Annie delivered in with a soft Californian inflection.
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For example, a VR project called "World of Comenius" in the Czech Republic enabled students to play around with atoms and get a "feel" for their behavior.
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She wanted to make an impact beyond her own role or team and get a feel for how she'd fit into the future plans of the business.
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"We are waiting for Chinese data to get a feel for where demand is going, whether demand is falling apart or not," said Liberum analyst Ben Davis.
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I get that the audio is intended for serious form monitoring, but I really wanted to get a feel for the app while busy doing everyday activities.
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Each time the scoop hits the base, there's a portentous thud and I should know better when I step in to get a feel for the workload.
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Police from Tampa, Florida, next year's host city, were in Miami this week, shadowing local officers to get a feel for how to keep a city safe.
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Each is accompanied by its original source, and I encourage you to read the pieces to get a feel for how Airbnb has been discussed through time.
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You won't have to wait for the March release to get a feel for of "Post Pop Depression," the album Iggy Pop, 68, secretly recorded with Josh Homme.
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It's a great way to remember computers from long ago, or to get a feel for what the user experience was like if you weren't around for them.
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As Club Getaway veterans — one person had attended more than 30 weekends — they suggested that I go on the camp tour to get a feel for the space.
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Virtual reality is still a niche industry — it's primarily marketed to gamers — but we are starting to get a feel for how big that niche industry actually is.
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Another new feature called "Newscasts" will help users get a feel for a story through short-form summaries presented in a card-style design you can flip through.
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Although you begin to get a feel for his intentions with the "Can I come over?" text, he's offering to bring her chocolate, which seems nice and thoughtful.
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But the scattershot nature of user complaints means video creators have little chance to get a feel for what kind of videos might trigger a violation in practice.
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Sydney: We're definitely trying each shop's classic glazed doughnut, and also one or two of their specialties to get a feel for what they have to offer. Awesome.
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Although it was not completely furnished, with some rooms still works in progress, I was able to have a look around and get a feel for the space.
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Team members wore glasses or used tablets or computers in their locations and moved through the hotel rooms together to get a feel for the aesthetics and layout.
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This intuitive throttle-style operation can take a minute to get used to, but once you get a feel for it you won't want to put it down.
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Young readers will get a feel for everyday life in the 19th century — as well as the timeless struggle of an ambitious, focused girl to be taken seriously.
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Several financial executives who have been helping Biden have also started to meet with and reach out to the Bloomberg campaign to get a feel for the operation.
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You may want to tour each site you are considering to get a feel for the design and data feeds you can display before you make a decision.
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With Google's new Android Auto app, end users start to get a feel for what an integrated Android Auto experience would be like — but in their current car.
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Those range from the historic Alamo, where you can get a feel for its significance in 19th-century American history, to the San Antonio Zoo and nearby theme parks.
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"There is nothing wrong with having coffee with people when you are happily employed just to sort of get a feel for what is on the market," she says.
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The Sun Devils played three games and were allowed extra practices for the trip, giving the team an early chance to bond and get a feel for one another.
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You immediately get a feel for how different each part of the city is based on those who sit on barstools for much of the night (and potentially day).
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The day before the piece was meant to occur, the pair visited the area to get a feel for their surroundings and ultimately decided the placement would be inappropriate.
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A. I write about cities and urban policy, so I spend a lot of time trying to get a feel for communities other than the one where I live.
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Hang out on the block at different times of day to get a feel for what it's like after school lets out, at night and during morning rush hour.
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Rather, two separate demos essentially involved holding a lens or device close to my eye in order to get a feel for what an eventual product would look like.
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If you want to get a feel for the Startup Battlefield experience, The Road to Disrupt video follows five startups as they launch on the Disrupt San Francisco Battlefield stage.
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Getting a window into the day-to-day operations of the fashion industry can also help you get a feel for what you want to do — and what you don't.
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I want to meet him first off-camera, away from everybody so I can get a feel for him, and kind of see if it's anything I want to pursue.
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Lucasfilm head Kathleen Kennedy told EW this week that Ford took Ehrenreich out to lunch and even read through the Solo script himself to get a feel for the film.
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Videos can now also be watched an unlimited amount of times, meaning you can scroll through a user's old videos to get a feel for what their life is like.
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Still, for the foreseeable future, if you really want to get a feel for how effective a player is on defense, there's an old-fashioned way to go about it.
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And if you're separated geographically from your loved one, the app includes a weather section so each of you can get a feel for the environment where the other is.
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It's OK to interview for other jobs to get a feel for what's out there and what you could be doing, but it's not OK if it's your escape method.
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Learn more about Casper's return policies herePopular bed-in-a-box brand Casper gives you a 100-day trial to really get a feel for how you like your mattress.
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"We can help them maximize their time, see the place, meet the admissions team and get a feel for the environment," said James Henderson, president of commercial operations at XOJet.
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"This year I was able to really get a feel for it and so when I started to land it, it was a very satisfactory feeling," she said in December.
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Garcia also says he didn't bother digging into possible real people his character could be based on — instead, he watched "nature documentaries" to get a feel for the pack mentality.
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And inside a virtual reality tunnel called the Capsule, travelers can get a feel for the future by trying to solve impending global challenges, like food shortages, with technological tools.
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When we sit down to a puzzle by a new constructor, it's usually a daily, which has about half as many chances (clues) to get a feel for someone's style.
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One only has to look at how popular the now defunct Warhammer Age of Reckoning was at release to get a feel for people's hunger for Warhammer and Warhammer 40000 MMOs.
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Before he even arrived, a local radio station hosted an open mic in the empty lot where the statue would one day stand to get a feel for Fremont's general reaction.
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The sound-proof room features a replica of a jet cabin — based on an American Airlines cabin — which allows passengers to get a feel for the plane before they actually board.
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It was important to me to get a feel for what Miami in the 1980s was like, what it would be like growing up in a place like Liberty City, [FL].
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Abbas' invitation to the White House will be his first opportunity to get a read of the new US President and get a feel for the prospects of a peace deal.
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According to a new report by Macotakara, you can easily get a feel for it by grabbing an iPhone 8 Plus, because the two devices will be roughly the same size.
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We recommend the prom episode to get a feel for the show (and to spot a brief cameo from Mischa Barton) and the aforementioned poolside meltdown, and you should be good.
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On a recent July weekend, I drove down to spend a few days in Jackson and get a feel for what it's like in the most unequal place in the country.
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As is the case with all first-time salon visits, we recommend going in for a consultation to get a feel for the stylist and talk over what you're looking for.
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By coming here today we get to learn how we will best employ that equipment and we get a feel for it, something that's not particularly familiar to many of us.
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While some may say you can only get a feel for money once you start really looking after it by yourself, you're usually taught to always have a little saved aside.
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"It's the best way to get a feel for the place you're visiting," said Cliff Carruthers, a retired urban planner in York, England, who booked a homestay in Pakistan last month.
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ABOUT THE THUNDER (55-27): Westbrook figures to test the Dallas point guards in Game 1 to get a feel for their fitness level and assess how much damage he can inflict.
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There are professionals in scientific fields who may not feel they have the time to learn to code, but they can play around in their browser to get a feel for things.
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We've listed a few potential marketplaces below, but most let you compare prices across different sellers, so you can quickly get a feel for how much you're going to have to spend.
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If it's somewhere I don't know I'll stay there for a few days and photograph it at different times and get a feel for the place and what it means to me.
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You really get a feel for what your customers want, see their body language and connect with them on a whole different level by sitting down over a drink or a meal.
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New models for Dodge, Toyota and Jeep are expected to be the big draws, but market watchers should monitor events there to get a feel for what future sales will be like.
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The toys can be customized with different colors and textures, and will bend and twist in the app so you can get a feel for how they'll work after they've been printed.
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That included having a customer support person involved in the daily scrum meetings so they could get a feel for any issues customers were having and fix them as quickly as possible.
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Or, perhaps best of all, look up wedding ceremonies on YouTube — this can really help you get a feel for the different kinds of ceremonies and the different tones they can take.
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Though naturally perilous, as the good is mixed with the bad, this concentration of festivals is a great opportunity to sample current offerings and get a feel for trends in multidisciplinary performance.
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He told Insider that working with the US Navy has been particularly beneficial because he has been able to get his hands on the equipment early and get a feel for it.
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This person said that the approach has been "soft" and that these people have been asking to meet in order to get a feel for whether they can receive this person's support.
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To get a feel for how deep the restaurant invasion had gone, I checked 20 restaurants in central Seoul to get a sense of who served, or admitted to serving, Chinese kimchi.
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"Not only do Western countries collect imagery from their overflight, they also get a feel for the blood pressure in the Russian air force," notes Steffan Watkins, an analyst who studies the treaty.
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This embeddable content mostly seems useful for publishers who often compile reaction lists (like a bunch of tweets) or for journalists who get a feel for a scene by looking at Snap Maps.
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I opted for a video consultation with Crystal — although you can do in-person as well — who asked me to walk her around the space so she could get a feel for it.
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Because Business Insider wanted to cover as many spots as possible while spending enough time in each to get a feel for a working environment, two different reporters checked out three sites each.
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He wants viewers' eyes to pour over the details, but also get a feel for each subject's unique expression, which occupy a range of emotions—thoughtfulness, reflection, exhaustion, humor and surprise, amongst others.
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Wander the streets of Belltown to get a feel for a day in the Seattle life, and look for the views of the Space Needle as you walk along 4th or 5th Avenue.
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As someone who lives in Brooklyn and works in Manhattan, I was curious to get a feel for Boise&aposs downtown and see what kind of lifestyle it offers for big-city transplants.
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" He added that many retailers still consider the show an essential point in the watch industry calendar: "Baselworld is and always has been a unique opportunity to get a feel for the market.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article Read through this page of the Eastman Kodak Company website, to get a feel for the size and scope of the company and its history.
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For these pieces, she likes to familiarize herself with the acoustics, temperature, and air quality of the hosting location, talk to local technicians, and get a feel for the architecture of the space.
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"That way they can see what it's like in training and get a feel for their position and really make sure it is the right fit for them to be happy," she said.
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With these prompts you get a feel for someone's personality and interests, which makes starting a conversation a whole lot easier than if you're just looking at pictures and reading a straightforward bio.
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Trying to get a feel for them then, it's sort of interesting to see some of the same security anti-patterns developing in the challenger banks that exist in the traditional big banks.
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Maquettes are used as "rough sketches," in a sense, to get a feel for what a toy will look like, as well as provide the manufacturing partners with a model to work off of.
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Like we were in our first fitting for three hours and I was trying to get a feel for her, and her a feel for me, and we ended up on the floor laughing.
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Another problem for Feldbinder, Kley said, is that many children no longer grow up in homes with a workbench or repair their own bikes, so they do not get a feel for manual jobs.
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El-Erian said Trump "has a point" in saying the Fed "needs to get a feel for what's going on beyond the strict, narrow domestic economy" when it comes to making rate hike decisions.
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Kleeb told me that she wanted to get a feel for the commitment of Ruppert's group "to see if there was a winnable campaign," but she also wanted a clear sense of everyone's motives.
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VICE Money recently spent some time with Sister Monica to get a feel for her everyday life and talk about careers, materialism, money, and meaning — as well as her guilty pleasure of fancy coffee.
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It's like a fashion retailer who uses a model or mannequin, which allows a potential buyer to get a feel for the shape of a garment and an idea of how it might fit.
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She has traveled the country speaking with people of all backgrounds to get a feel for why there has been such a tremendous surge in bills seeking, in some way, to separate groups of people.
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I spoke to a few people in a few places to really get a feel for a town that I'd always—rightly or wrongly—thought of as the sad older brother of Gorleston-on-Sea.
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While both programs are wildly entertaining, they're also incredibly rich in drag culture and history, and it'll help you get a feel for the different types of aesthetics that come into play between each queen.
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I had them come up to my office and sit with me at the trading desk for a few hours to get a feel for the job, exactly the way it was done for me.
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Smith watched YouTube videos of Meghan to study the small things she does — like tucking her hair behind her ears — and get a feel for her personality, both alone as half of a power couple.
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The press of humans in Apple's hands-on area is intense — so it's difficult to really spend enough time to get a feel for the new A10 Fusion processor — but of course it seems fast.
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I am a sophomore and have recently started looking and touring colleges to get a feel for what I want in a school and learn more about what I need to do to get there.
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Given his deep SaaS experience, I wanted to get a feel for Clark's views on the present-day software market, as well as his notes on how to respond to some pretty awful trading days.
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You can get a feel for it in this excerpt from the performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 that he led at the orchestra's opening-night concert at the Philharmonie in Berlin on Aug. 24.
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While every traveler wants to hit the big attractions, tourist traps aren't where locals spend their time, and they're not where you and your family will get a feel for the culture of your destination.
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So, Sivo bottled a batch of nine-month-old "whisky" and opted to call it "L'Essence du Single-Malt" in order to get a feel for how receptive the Quebec market would be to it.
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GINGRICH: And maybe it&aposs in part because I had an opportunity to go to take a deep step back and to think about history and to try to get a feel for where we are.
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Server Shawn Watford of Birmingham, Alabama, said that while he hasn't gotten customer calls from Duplex at his job, he has tried it on himself just to get a feel for what the AI sounded like.
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Luckily, the "Tutorials" section in the game's main menu has a mode that lets you toy around with any character so you can get a feel for their abilities before you jump into a real match.
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In an ideal world, according to Taylor, Ando would control the full-stack for every single order, but this test is a great way to get a feel for the right mix of internal delivery vs.
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Calvin Johnson was so dominant as an NFL wide receiver for nine seasons that to get a feel for his greatness, all you had to do was play the Madden video game for a few minutes.
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You don't need to read Faust's CliffsNotes to get a feel for the twisted demonic figure depicted here: Mephistopheles' limbs writhe and contort as he flies over a city, the sun laying low on the horizon.
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That way you'll get a feel for how long you can maintain Reinhardt's shield, or when a Tracer has jumped too far into enemy territory, or where a Symmetra is likely to have placed her teleporter.
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Luckily, it was after hours, so there's no one else around and just go to talk about things that we were into more in-depth to get a feel for if we had chemistry or not.
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The recipe Bengtsson gives us is a good starting point, but the more you make it, she says, the more you'll get a feel for when it needs a little more milk, or a little less.
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I started saying "oh, wow" about 20 minutes from the end, when I started to get a feel for what was happening, though I still can't pinpoint the exact moment the narratives "split" from one another.
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" Instead, "if Melania wants to get a feel for China's influence in Africa, and what that means for US dominance in the region, she should take a ride on the Madaraka Express from Nairobi to Mombasa.
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I was able to sneak up to get a feel for the vibe and despite the furniture being covered in tarps, the lush greenery and sweeping views still offered a hint of why it's so popular.
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The tour, hosted annually by the Wheat Quality Council, aims to get a feel for the potential size of the Kansas wheat crop before the U.S. Department of Agriculture issues its first forecast of the season.
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To get a feel for his approach, here are some of the dos and don'ts from Healing Back Pain, published in 1991: Back pain researchers and doctors generally didn't find Sarno convincing — and many still don't.
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Unfortunately, the Kickstarter video didn't have a great demo so we can't get a feel for what the alarm clock sounds like, but it does seem like a great way to actually get you out of bed.
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It is easier to try a new restaurant when you walk by it, see the menu, and get a feel for it without the commitment of having to park your car and walk into a freestanding location.
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Ford has left it as tattered as when it crossed the finish line first last June, and because of that, you really get a feel for what the team had to go through to accomplish that feat.
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French studio Sloclap's multiplayer melee game, mixing methodical combat and fantasy land exploration, is perhaps the hardest title of any here to get a feel for in a short preview, but the impression it leaves is considerable.
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That's why it is important to get a feel for where you stack up; you want to make sure that when you are compared to other job candidates after you're gone, the right information is being processed.
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No one knows exactly how Uber and Lyft calculate which driver gets the next ride, but after driving for a while, you get a feel for where you need to be positioned to get the next ride.
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"We'll also be live steaming tours from the distillery so that people can still get a feel for how we produce our single malts and what we're currently working on," spokesperson Matt McKay told CNBC by email.
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For example, if Melania wants to get a feel for China's influence in Africa, and what that means for US dominance in the region, she should take a ride on the Madaraka Express from Nairobi to Mombasa.
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It's no longer necessary to live in New York to get a feel for the city's bodegas, thanks to Mr. Alwan and others who use TikTok to post funny video clips that highlight the stores' distinctive culture.
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If you want to get a feel for what the Synth One sounds like, music app reviewer Tim Webb has already posted a video showing off some of the app's capabilities and how sonically interesting it can get.
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They stop in at both giant organizations and small startups that are just getting off the ground, so that they can get a feel for where different companies on different levels are, and what they're trying to achieve.
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It's all new technology, so we had to get a feel for it, but the SDK that Intel provides has easy-to-use examples, and pretty thorough documentation, so getting it up and running wasn't actually too bad.
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Will most people want to linger in each space and just get a feel for being in an immersive environment, or will they get used to that pretty quickly and be more interested in the game-like elements?
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Update, June 14 | Read Michael Luo's Times article: "Orlando Aftermath: Red Flags, Yet Legally Able to Buy a Gun," to get a feel for how individuals suspected of instability, allegiance to terrorists or threatening behavior can buy guns.
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Just messing around with the module to get a feel for how long the excitement lasts, sending the module to the only tester who actually finds bugs, and for digital modules there's a lot of balancing and curation.
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To get a feel for the accessories, Thursday Boot Company sent over their briefcase in Natural leather, and after carrying it for about a week, it's safe to say the company is serious about more than just shoes.
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House shoppers hurrying to find dream homes before interest rates go higher often turn to online mortgage calculators offered by personal finance and real estate sites to get a feel for just how dreamy a home they can afford.
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When I first started looking at this game, I had Link in an empty game field and I would just walk around and try to map out and get a feel for the distance and where landmarks should be.
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The screen becomes simplified, type and logos get bigger, options become more limited (though more focused), and end users start to get a feel for what an integrated Android Auto experience would be like — but in their current car.
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Part of the process involves a series of monochromatic value studies, which are typically smaller, rougher sketches that let Whelan try out different takes on a concept to get a feel for what the final artwork might look like.
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Mostly, eavesdropping is just a good way to get a feel for what's going on in the ten thousand alternate timelines occurring during the festival — what films and performances people are responding to the most strongly; when Uber's surging.
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You can also rent the cars through Turo to get a feel for real-life living with an EV. The three cars available for testing are from big manufacturers, so you're probably wondering why they need a special showcase.
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"For the most part I look at crimes which occur deep in the English countryside, and it helps to get a feel for the villages where victims lived and the rhythm of life in these small communities," she said.
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Unlike other opponents felled by new arrivals this month, Diyas had been able to get a feel for Gauff's game beforehand, playing her in a doubles loss on Monday and getting a chance to practice returning her potent serve.
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He's said in recent interviews that he wanted to get a feel for David Bowie and Iggy Pop's mid-'70s sessions in Berlin, right by the Wall, and the DMZ was the best equivalent he could think of in 2018.
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The simulator goes through all the basics of drone piloting, allowing people to get a feel for what it's like to fly a real drone, and works all the way up to the most difficult professional levels of drone racing.
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"When I first started looking at this game, I had Link in an empty game field and I would just walk around and try to map out and get a feel for the distance and where landmarks should be," he says.
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That's not always possible though, and you might be keen to get started with something that does require payment details—you might even be willing to pay up for a month or two to get a feel for the service.
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They can get a feel for the iPhone (let's be honest, most kids have iPhones now and they're not gonna want to feel left out), while parents won't have to worry about overages — or dropping $1,000 on baby's first smart phone.
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"That afternoon when I walked in the room just to get a feel for it, I think if there had been a button I could press to go back in time to withdraw my consent, I probably would've," Meyers said.
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If you've given yourself enough time to get a feel for what this job is going to entail, and it's vastly different from the role you thought you were interviewing for, it's probably time to have a conversation with your manager.
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I wish I would've been able watch some fights before my own fight to get a feel for what the judges wanted to see but instead I did what I normally do before a fight and that was take a nap.
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For example, the Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card has a $95 annual fee that's waived the first year, giving you 12 months to get a feel for benefits like 10x miles on hotels booked and paid for via Hotels.com/venture.
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For the record, Dr. Tanzi says that you have to use a product for about two weeks to really get a feel for whether or not your skin will become balanced and comfortable with it, so I stuck with it.
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In order to get a feel for the future, Jak Wilmot, the twenty-two-year-old co-founder of a V.R. content studio called Disrupt, lived inside a headset for a week in February—and, of course, live-streamed every second.
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"I do feel super comfortable in front of the camera, and it's definitely an option, but I'm doing a lot of things in the off-season just to get a feel for things and see what I like and don't like," he says.
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Starting out with a basic tip set will allow you to get a feel for the purposes of the different shaped tips, you can always add interesting variations once you have your basic leaf, classic flower petal, standard round or flat, etc.
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It's really not that unusual for a new president to come in and put agency actions on hold temporarily while political appointees get a feel for their departments — and figure out how to align agency actions and messaging with the administration's policy priorities.
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The match I played took less than ten minutes, which was a perfect amount of time for me to get a feel for the controls and then actually start feeling like I was able to contribute ever-so-slightly to my team.
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However, if you already own a smartphone and a Google Cardboard viewer, you can get a feel for the work without strapping a pricey pair of goggles to your face: Just mount up and watch the film in the Vimeo mobile app.
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You only need to look at the overwhelming adoration poured upon the two sesh gremlins, whose message in a bottle was discovered by a 13-year-old boy in Hampshire to get a feel for how much of a chord it's struck.
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To get a feel for the current state of France's literary landscape, here are 215 recent novels by some of the most talked-about members of the 21992-author French delegation to the Frankfurt Book Fair whose work has been translated into English.
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"You can get a feel for the cultures of the company by asking questions like whether people are encouraged to learn, do they see the company as interested in growing and developing employees and if there is opportunity to move up," said Brooks.
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Mojo Vision's AR contact lenses are very cool, but many questions remain The company's latest demos involve holding a lens or device close to the eye in order to get a feel for what an eventual AR contact lens would look like. 5.
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You can usually get a feel for a venue and its staff while getting a tour, but just in case, it's always good to ask the harder questions to make sure the space holding your special day deserves to witness your love.
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The program places college sophomores and juniors in a 10-week summer training program in asset management that builds awareness of the field, allowing them to make connections, acquire technical investment knowledge and get a feel for what these careers are like.
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Start by buying the cheapest one possible to get a feel for how they work; because they don't need to pay the Apple tax levied on anything with a Lightning connector, they're wildly cheap — cheaper than all but the cheapest regular iPhone charging cables.
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And yes, the I-Pace in many ways still has to prove itself — we haven't seen much footage of it in action outside of limited videos of the many prototypes, let alone gotten a chance to get a feel for the SUV in person.
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If you want to get a feel for what America would look like four years from now should Hillary Clinton get the opportunity to build out Obama-world, consider these just-released public service announcements from the German and Swedish governments to their citizenry.
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Getting the opportunity to actually play these games, often in an unfinished state, provides a very rare opportunity to glimpse into the behind-the-scenes process of game development: oftentimes you can get a feel for why someone might have opted to pull the plug.
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You only need to read our review of the one day festival to get a feel for just how great we thought it was, not to mention how hugely important we felt it was going to be for Belfast if it continued to grow.
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After a few hours, I started to get a feel for how the ball responds to the various items and surfaces featured in the game, but I still feel like I have a ways to go in learning all of the intricacies the levels.
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My goal this episode was to talk to as many people off the Hill as I could to get a feel for the real DC. I started at one of my favorite spots in the city, Calabash Tea & Cafe, which is owned by my friend Sunyatta Amen.
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Although this particular flavor of the company's OS has been out for a week or so, you can't really get a feel for it on its older mobile devices as their screens are too small and they have no outputs to hook up a larger monitor.
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It's a decent product, but the problem with reviewing it on Day 1 was that there were no great "Skills," or third-party apps, available for it yet to get a feel for whether an always-on, always-watching gadget in your home would be useful.
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Whether it's existing apps that have added AR functionality with their updates, or fresh new apps introduced specifically for the platform, here are nine AR-ready iOS apps you should check out after updating to iOS 3.993 to get a feel for the feature's usefulness — and yes — pointless fun.
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At Kiip, I wanted every single employee involved in creating our core values so we surveyed the entire company to get a feel for what they believe in, what they think are the most important aspects of our business and what they love about coming to work every day.
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Click here to view original GIFNone of us will probably ever make it to the red planet but if you want to get a feel for what Mars would sound like (or hear what it's like from inside an airlock), saddle up with this video from Cody's Lab.
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Sarah and I joined Benchmark as EIRs, and the idea behind being an entrepreneur in residence is you have the support of a venture fund to sit in their office, to discuss ideas with them, to get a feel for the kind of entrepreneurs that are pitching them.
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As a participant in the Panama Papers investigation that spring and a reporter on the periphery of the Trump-Russia story that summer, I'd begun to get a feel for the underworld of ideologues, corrupt governments, and black markets that propped many of these scapegoating stooges and their handlers.
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"Thoren is the type of dedicated fabricator that has gone to people's living quarters to get a feel for what frame he should use on clients' artwork," said Chris Kinsler, 40, an artist who recently sold half of his paintings that had been on display at the shop.
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Whether it's existing apps that have added AR functionality with their updates, or fresh new apps introduced specifically for the platform, here are nine AR-ready iOS apps you should check out after updating to iOS 11 to get a feel for the feature's usefulness — and yes — pointless fun.
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Through its ground-level galleries devoted to contemporary New Zealand art, the Auckland Art Gallery (free for New Zealanders; 20 New Zealand dollars, or about $14.50 for international adults) is a great place to get a feel for national concerns and the influence of the indigenous Maori culture on visual art.
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And so I feel like over the course of the year, just because of certain events like the Oscars and also just because of the natural ebbs and flows of the news cycle, not that they ebb so much anymore, you start to get a feel for the rhythms of the job.
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I was able to see the iMac Pro and its new space grey accessories in New York yesterday, along with a series of demos from pros that Apple seeded with the machines for a few days to allow them to get a feel for what kinds of gains they would see from it.
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The only annoyance is that it strains my eyes a bit to see the controls since they're pretty close to my face, but the more I use the headphones and get a feel for where all the buttons are, the less I need to look at it to make sure I'm pressing the right thing.
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Get a feel for what L.G.B.T. life was like before the 1900s at the Staten Island home of Alice Austin, a photographer whose work included shots of women in drag, or imagine sipping tea at the Grand Hotel with Oscar Wilde, who spent time there during his tour of the United States in 1882.
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Other race modes include Autodrive where up to four cars can navigate the track all on their own, Practice mode, in which novice drivers can get a feel for a new layout, or attempt to best their previous best time around a track, and Championship mode where you can race up to three other human or computer players.
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And before each season starts filming, they make a trip to the real Silicon Valley, where they visit and tour a slew of offices and companies to get a feel for the current tech scene, and to see how things have generally changed or evolved in the time lapsed since the shooting of the previous season.
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If you want to get a feel for the zeitgeist behind the growth of the Democratic Socialists of America, the wave of unionizing in digital media, the striking teachers in red states, and the general broad seething fury about inequality that's particularly pronounced among people who came of age amid the Great Recession, it's a good place to start.
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I had dinner with a politically connected San Juan local to get a feel for whether the conference makes an impression on Puerto Ricans on the island (his answer: not really.) Back at El San Juan — the tony beachfront hotel that served as the base of the conference — I arrived at the bar around 10 p.m.
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This article isn't the place to catalog the insanity of the Clinton-era AWB, or the recently proposed AWB that seeks to take its place, but I do want to offer to the uninitiated one concrete example of what I'm talking about, so you can get a feel for just how mad and maddening the results of this design-by-lawyer process are.
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By itself, there's not enough apps that make use of the Surface Dial yet to really get a feel for how this would exist next to your regular desktop PC. More than 15 apps currently support the Dial, but that leaves the door open for a lot more, like Sketchable, to demonstrate the potential for a device like the Surface Dial.
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Immersing myself in a subject — whether it's riding on the back of a dirt bike to get a feel for what the reviled bike crews of New York City love about their sport, or reporting while getting manicures and even a leg wax for my investigation on labor exploitation and dangerous health conditions in New York City nail salons — is a vital part of my job.
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While it may seem like an odd idea to look for concert tickets from the TV's big screen, StubHub has worked to take advantage of the format with features like its sideways scrolling user interface, use of event imagery to attract users' interest, and high-resolution seat maps that help you get a feel for what it would be like to watch the event from that section.
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To get a feel for this research and the environment around the southern shores of Hudson Bay, check out this great 2014 video report and story on the fieldwork on polar bears' novel diets, featuring Rockwell and reported by Jim Gorman: Polar bears have become a symbol of the danger of climate change, but in the Western Hudson Bay, scientists have found that our understanding of climate change may not be as simple as it seemed.
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You can get a feel for Ebell's role by reading excerpts from three stories I wrote over a six-day stretch in March that year in which Bush's climate plans were floated and summarily squashed: The Bush CO2 trial balloon rises (March 10, 2001) Cuts would constitute the nation's first restrictions on carbon dioxide, a gas that has no direct effect on human health — in fact, it is the bubbles in beer — but that many scientists have concluded is already altering ecosystems and weather patterns as it accumulates in the atmosphere.
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